Album Info
| Artist: | Elvis Presley |
| Album: | From Elvis In Memphis |
| Released: | Europe, 25 Jul 2011 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Wearin' That Loved On Look | 2:41 |
| Written-By - Al Owens, Dallas Frazier | ||
| A2 | Only The Strong Survive | 2:45 |
| Written-By - Gamble - Huff, Butler | ||
| A3 | I'll Hold You In My Heart (Till I Can Hold You In My Arms) | 4:31 |
| Written By - Horton | ||
| Written-By - Arnold, Dilbeck | ||
| A4 | Long Black Limousine | 3:41 |
| Written-By - Bobby George, Vern Stovall | ||
| A5 | It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin' | 2:35 |
| Written-By - Johnny Tillotson | ||
| A6 | I'm Movin' On | 2:50 |
| Written-By - Clarence E. Snow | ||
| B1 | Power Of My Love | 2:35 |
| Written-By - Baum, Giant, Kaye | ||
| B2 | Gentle On My Mind | 3:20 |
| Written-By - John Hartford | ||
| B3 | After Loving You | 3:05 |
| Written By - J. Lantz | ||
| Written-By - E.Miller | ||
| B4 | True Love Travels On A Gravel Road | 2:37 |
| Written-By - A. L. Owens, Dallas Frazier | ||
| B5 | Any Day Now | 2:55 |
| Written-By - Bob Hilliard, Burt Bacharach | ||
| B6 | In The Ghetto | 2:44 |
| Written-By - Scott Davis |
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Description
"From Elvis in Memphis" is a landmark album by Elvis Presley, released in 1969, representing a significant return to form for the King of Rock and Roll. After a decade of focusing on movie soundtracks, Presley returned to the studio with a renewed sense of artistic purpose, resulting in an album that is widely regarded as one of his finest works. Recorded at American Sound Studio in Memphis, Tennessee, the album features a diverse array of material, including soulful ballads, country-influenced tracks, and contemporary pop, all infused with Presley's signature vocal style and emotional depth.
The album opens with "Wearin' That Loved On Look," a lively track that immediately signals Elvis's reinvigorated approach to music-making. The song's blend of rock, soul, and country elements, combined with Presley's energetic performance, sets the tone for an album that is both reflective and forward-looking.
"In the Ghetto," one of the album's most iconic tracks, showcases Elvis's ability to tackle socially conscious material with sensitivity and depth. The song's narrative about the cycle of poverty and violence in America's inner cities was a departure from Presley's typical repertoire and is delivered with a level of empathy and nuance that underscores his versatility as a performer.
"Suspicious Minds," another standout track, became one of Presley's most enduring hits. The song's catchy melody, emotional lyrics, and Elvis's powerful delivery make it a highlight of the album and a defining moment in his career. The production, featuring a distinctive fade-out and fade-in during the song's finale, adds to its dramatic impact.
The album also includes a number of country and gospel-influenced tracks, such as "Long Black Limousine" and "Kentucky Rain," that showcase Elvis's roots and his ability to imbue traditional material with his unique style and charisma. These songs reflect Presley's deep connection to his southern heritage and his love of gospel music, adding depth and variety to the album.
The production of "From Elvis in Memphis," overseen by producer Chips Moman, is notable for its clarity and warmth. Moman's ability to capture the soulful essence of Elvis's performances, combined with the skilled session musicians known as the Memphis Boys, contributed to the album's authentic and heartfelt sound.
In conclusion, "From Elvis in Memphis" is a milestone in Elvis Presley's discography, marking a creative resurgence and a deepening of his artistic expression. The album's blend of rock, soul, country, and gospel, along with Presley's impassioned performances, make it a timeless work that captures the essence of one of music's most iconic figures. "From Elvis in Memphis" is not only a testament to Presley's enduring talent but also a reflection of the rich musical landscape of Memphis, which played a crucial role in shaping the sound of American music.