Elvis Presley: There's Always Me, Volume 1 (FLAC

Released: 1995, by Bilko 1598/1599
Silvers-EAC-WAV-FLAC

(CD-1)
Shake Rattle And Roll (# 2, 3, 5)
Lawdy Miss Clawdy (# 7-9)
I Want You, I Need You, I Love You (# 3)
I Need Your Love Tonight (# 7)
I Got Stung (# 18, 20)
Ain't That Loving You Baby (# 9, 10 fast version)
Lawdy Miss Clawdy (# 12)
Shake Rattle And Roll (# 7)
Fever (# 1)
Like A Baby (# 3, 4)
Stuck On You (alt. take)
I Feel So Bad (alt. take)
Dirty Dirty Feeling (alt. take)
Thrill Of Your Love (alt. take)
Such A Night (alt. take)
Are You Lonesome Tonight (alt. take)
Girl Next Door Went A-walkin' (alt. take)
A Mess Of Blues (alt. take)
It Feels So Right (alt. take)
Fame And Fortune (alt. take)
Surrender (alt. take)
Working On The Building (# 2)
I'm Coming Home (alt. take)
It's A Sin (# 1, 2)
I Want You With Me (# 1)

(CD-2)
There's Always Me (# 2, 6)
Starting Today (# 1)
Sentimental Me (# 1)
Judy (false start & # 1)
Put The Blame On Me (false starts & # 1)
For The Millionth And The Last Time (# 2, 6, 10)
Good Luck Charm (# 1-3)
Anything That's Part Of You (# 2)
I Met Her Today (# 1, 7)
I Feel That I've Known You Forever (# 1, 2)
Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello (# 2, 5, 6)
Suspicion (# 1, 2)
She's Not You (# 1, 2)
Echoes Of Love (# 2, 3)
Please Don't Drag That String Around (# 1, 4, 5)
Devil In Disguise (# 1-3)
Never Ending (# 1, 2)

Beginning in 1989, the Bilko label began to release some amazing products, such as "Elvis Rocks Little Rock" and "The Request Box Shows." But just as soon as the name Bilko was on every Elvis' fans lips, the label disappeared without a trace and was not heard from for four long years. Their last release, "Hang Loose" a 1970 Las Vegas stage rehearsal from That's the Way It Is left us wanting more. But what did the Bilko label have left? When Bilko finally reemerged in late 1995, Elvis fans around the world were stunned, not just at the sound quality of the first release, but also the contents.
"There's Always Me Volume 1" contains over two hours and twenty minutes worth of great material documenting some of Elvis' first sessions with RCA in the 1950s and most of his Nashville sessions from 19601963. Before I begin talking about the contents track by track, let me say at the outset that the sound quality of these outtakes are amazing; there is a little hissing on some of them, but some of these performances are over 40 years old. Packaged in a deluxe gatefold sleeve, the sleeve contains many glorious pictures from the period covered on the set. For fans of Elvis' early period, this is an invaluable release.
Sound: 8 out of 10.

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