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Elvis Presley · 1967

Elvis Presley

Historical music event in the Radio Music History database.

Description

At RCA Studio B in Nashville, Elvis Presley recorded three songs for the soundtrack to the film “Stay Away Joe”. He was dissatisfied with the quality of the material and promised Felton Jarvis that none of the songs would ever be released.

Related events

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    The film Double Trouble, starring Elvis Presley, was released in theaters. Elvis portrayed American singer Guy Lambert, who becomes entangled in a criminal plot while on a European tour.
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    Elvis completed additional recording for the film “Speedway” in the morning and, after lunch, took makeup camera tests for his next film “Stay Away, Joe”.
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    The soundtrack album to the film „Speedway“ reached No. 82 on the U.S. chart.
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