Elvis Presley 1970-??-??
Some Call it Folk, Nashville, TN

Set 1
01 Fools Rush In (unedited master) 02:54
02 I’m Leavin’ (unedited master) 03:56
03 Tomorrow Is A Long Time (take 2) 05:20
04 Until It’s Time For You To Go (take 7) 03:57
05 Early Morning Rain (take 11) 03:04
06 I Will Be There (take 2) 01:43
07 Put Your Hand In The Hand (unedited master) 03:24
08 The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (overdubbed master, different mix) 03:42
09 Snowbird (take 2 02:04
10 It’s Still Here (unedited master) 04:38
11 Help Me Make It Through The Night (take 3 03:05
12 Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright (take 2, edited) 03:56
13 It’s Only Love (unedited master) 02:49
14 (That’s What You Get) For Loving Me (take 10) 02:19
15 500 Miles (home recording) 02:45
16 Blowin’ In The Wind (home recording) 02:04
17 I’m Leavin’ (live, 21/08/1974) 03:02
18 Early Morning Rain (live, 21/06/1977 01:50


Set 2



Set 3



Comment
Elvis’ 1970 Country album was a great idea, but it’s a shame that with Elvis’ interest in contemporary folk music he didn’t release a “Folk” themed album. For the May 1971 session Elvis had even used folk group The Nashville Edition as backing singers and selected some interesting songs to record.

However, from a marketing perspective we can hardly see an LP called Elvis Folk appealing to his fans in 1971, and let’s face it Elvis wasn’t recording what the general public would consider Folk. Instead the sound was more of a spontaneous “unplugged acoustic” feel as opposed to the more recent big ballads or soulful stew of the Memphis sessions. But still… some call it folk.

Now for the very first time we finally have an Elvis ‘Folk’ album.

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