Come out, Come out (Wherever you are.)

[vivaelvis]

I have a magazine from 1978 that listed all these Stax songs along with the ones already mentioned from the 69 sessions and those were also ones I hoped would eventually show up on some release....only to find out vocals were never recorded.

Back in the 80's or 90's there were rumors then that Elvis recorded certain songs during his career like Love Will Keep Us Together and I Wright The Songs, but never surfaced. But yet we have songs like It's Different Now and Lady Madonna that was never known to exist until RCA released them on the 70's box set along with the masters of My Way and For The Good Times. So there's really no telling what's still out there waiting to be discovered.

I am really curious as to what all Bruce Jackson did have.

[KPM]

He claimed to have quite a few soundboards for shows by Elvis, heres a quote I found by him about his 6 years working Elvis tours:
.....'It was over a six year period, and it was hard work. I remember it was hard work, and you are not particularly aware that it's a big deal at the time, other than it's great fun traveling around on that level. You know, because the police loved him so much we'd have the police captains and sergeants, and everyone running us around. And no one toured on the same level, with four or five jet planes. And we used to have like the Playboy plane. So I'd go out with him, and the limo would pull up, you'd walk the stairs up to this black plane with a bunny on the tail, and there'd be the bunnies in there serving us. It was just an amazing lifestyle. And over the years I got to know him real well, so that was a really good experience. And in hindsight I realize how lucky I was, but at the time it was like lots and lots of shows, hundreds of shows, and a lot of hard work'..............