Million Dollar Quartet [Import]

million dollar quartet [import]

Track Listings
1. Just a Little Walk With Jesus
2. Walk That Lonesome Valley
3. I Shall Not Be Moved
4. Peace in the Valley
5. Down by the Riverside
6. I'm With the Crowd But Oh So Alone
7. Farther Along
8. Blessed Jesus (Hold My Hand)
9. As We Travel Along the Jericho Road
10. I Just Can't Make It by Myself
11. Little Cabin on the Hill
12. Summertime Has Passed and Gone
13. I Hear a Sweet Voice Calling
14. And Now Sweetheart
15. You've Done Me Wrong
16. Keeper of the Key
17. Crazy Arms
18. Don't Forbid Me

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
The King's 1990 compilation for RCA. 41 tracks including, 'You Belong To My Heart', 'When God Dips His Love In my Heart', 'Just A Little Talk With Jesus', 'Jesus Walked That Lonesome Valley' & 'I Shall Not Be Moved'. Deleted domestically.

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Million Dollar Quartet [Import]
The Million Dollar Quartet
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    		The Million Dollar Quartet
    Elvis Presley
    Manufacturer: Import
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B000BSLZ8C
    Release Date: 2002-07-16

    Tracks:

    1. You Belong to My Heart
    2. When God Dips His Love in My Heart
    3. Just a Little Talk With Jesus
    4. Jesus Walked That Lonesome Valley
    5. I Shall Not Be Moved
    6. Peace in the Valley
    7. Down by the Riverside
    8. I'm With a Crowd But So Alone
    9. Farther Along
    10. Blessed Jesus (Hold My Hand)
    11. As We Travel Along on the Jericho Road
    12. I Just Can't Make It by Myself
    13. Little Cabin on the Hill
    14. Summertime Is Past and Gone
    15. I Hear a Sweet Voice Calling
    16. Sweetheart You Done Me Wrong
    17. Keeper of the Key
    18. Crazy Arms
    19. Don't Forbid Me
    20. Too Much Monkey Business
    21. Brown Eyed Handsome Man
    22. Out of Sight, Out of Mind
    23. Brown Eyed Handsome Man
    24. Don't Be Cruel
    25. Don't Be Cruel
    26. Paralyzed
    27. Don't Be Cruel
    28. There's No Place Like Home
    29. When the Saints Go Marching In
    30. Softly and Tenderly
    31. Is It So Strange
    32. That's When Your Heartaches Begin
    33. Brown Eyed Handsome Man
    34. Rip It Up
    35. I'm Gonna Bid My Blues Goodbye
    36. Crazy Arms
    37. That's My Desire
    38. End of the Road
    39. Black Bottom Stomp
    40. You're the Only Star (In My Blue Heaven)
    41. Elvis
    The Million Dollar Quartet
    Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    • WARNING: This is not the official BMG release, but a counterfeit product!
    • A remarkable musical artifact
    		 The Million Dollar Quartet
    The Million Dollar Quartet
    Manufacturer: Import [Generic]
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B00004R62P
    Release Date: 2002-08-06

    Tracks:

    1. At the End of the Road
    2. Jerry's Boogie
    3. That's My Desire
    4. Don't Be Cruel
    5. Soft and Tenderly
    6. You Belong to My Heart
    7. Walk That Lonesome Valley
    8. I Shall Not Be Moved
    9. Summertime Has Passed and Gone
    10. I Hear a Sweet Voice Calling
    11. Paralysed
    12. Keeper of the Key
    13. There's No Place Like Home
    14. Rip It Up
    15. Crazy Arms
    16. Is It So Strange
    17. Don't Forbid Me
    18. When the Saints Go Marching In

    Album Details

    Original Sun Studio Sessions Recorded on the Fateful Day Whenthe Four Legendary Performers Happened to Be at the Studio Together.

    Customer Reviews:

    1 out of 5 stars WARNING: This is not the official BMG release, but a counterfeit product!.......2006-08-22

    A word of a caution for anybody remotely interested in this material. It was just confirmed that BMG will officially release "The Complete Million Dollar Quartet" on Sep.19, 2006. This will feature for the first time ever, the COMPLETE RECORDED SESSION in the ORIGINAL SEQUENCE with 12 more minutes than any other previous release! Stay away from the cheap rehash labels (such as this Charly release), do yourself a favor and seek out the original BMG release when it comes out. The sound quality alone will be superior to anything out there as they've used tapes from Elvis' own archives.

    5 out of 5 stars A remarkable musical artifact.......2002-09-22

    This is a remarkable recording, offering not only a glimpse of the real Elvis Presley but standing as a musical artifact of the birth of rock and roll. I should point out that the Million Dollar Quartet is a bit of a misnomer; although Johnny Cash was present at one point, the couple of songs he supposedly sung on have never been found. What we have is an incredible jam session featuring Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins (plus an assortment of lesser known musicians). The date was December 4, 1956; the place was the legendary Sun Records studio in Memphis, Tennessee. Elvis Presley was already a superstar, Carl Perkins was struggling to reproduce the success he had found with Blue Suede Shoes a year earlier, and Jerry Lee Lewis was basically unknown, having just cut his first tracks a couple of weeks earlier. They start singing some gospel songs, but the session picks up steam from there and continues through a great variety of musical songs and styles, all of which offer first-hand insight into the advent of rockabilly music and its metamorphosis into good ol' rock and roll.

    Elvis dominates this session, but Jerry Lee Lewis is also prominent throughout, which is pretty amazing considering the fact that he was still on the verge of success. Carl Perkins remains in the background, taking the lead only on the short song Keeper of the Key. Elvis' tremendous gospel singing comes through loud and clear on such staples as Just a Little Walk With Jesus, Peace in the Valley, and Down By the Riverside, and Jerry Lee's strong backup on these songs surprised me with its uniqueness and power. Soon the guys shift to bluegrass, giving us snippets of several Bill Monroe classics. Then the real fun begins. Elvis explains how the song Don't Forbid Me sat in his house for months without his knowing about it; although it was written for him, Pat Boone ended up recording it. When he sings a part of it for the guys, all of us fans can only think what could have been because it is a great song. Then the guys do some Chuck Berry songs, repeatedly coming back to the truly entertaining Brown Eyed Handsome Man. Jerry Lee just loves the line about Venus losing both of her arms while wrestling to win herself a brown eyed handsome man. The greatest part of this session, to my mind, is Elvis' imitation of an imitation of his Don't Be Cruel. He talk about seeing a member of Ward's Dominoes perform the song in Las Vegas; he was so impressed that he went back four straight nights just to hear it. That singer was Jackie Wilson, and Elvis' imitation of Jackie's imitation of his own song is really something special. Toward the end of the session, the magic seems to evaporate somewhat, with Jerry Lee Lewis taking the lead on several songs. His End of the Road is classic Jerry Lee singing and piano-playing. Unfortunately, when Jerry Lee sings Crazy Arms, he is too far away from the microphone to be heard clearly, but that is not to be unexpected in a jam session such as this. Throughout the session, there is almost constant chatter among the musicians and those gathered around listening to them.

    This CD is basically a time capsule left to future generations containing primary source material on the birth of rock and roll. Elvis fans will absolutely love it, but anyone interested in the music of that era should find much insight and enjoyment of their own in listening to it. Few of these songs are complete; most of the time, the guys constantly move back and forth from one song to another, sometimes having trouble remembering all the words (which is not a bad thing); all told, this CD features almost one hour and seven minutes of musical magic. The sound quality is not all that bad, especially considering when the session took place; it's pretty amazing that this would ever have been recorded in the first place. Sometimes the music gods smile down on all of us and grant us a miraculous gift, and this may well be one of the greatest gifts of them all. Early on, you can hear Jerry Lee Lewis say, "Boy, this is fun!"--my sentiments exactly.
    The Complete Million Dollar Quartet
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      		The Complete Million Dollar Quartet
      Million Dollar Quartet
      Manufacturer: Import [Generic]
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      ASIN: B00009WHRE
      Release Date: 2003-12-30

      Album Description

      On December 4, 1956, four legendary young men by the names of Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins & Elvis Presley joined forces for a history making jam session. This disc contains every known song from the legendary million dollar trio's jam session, recorded by Sun Records of Memphis. 40 tracks. Red X.

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