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    The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face

    I love this song,but on which album was this song released?

    I hope someone on here can help

    I'd like to go to Graceland
    Memphis,Tennessee

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    well... i have it on "Elvis on Tour - rehearsals" FTD
    but I don't know if it was released on other album.. I think so. But I don't know which
    [CENTER]"The only time I can be me is when I walk through the door and lock it from the inside" -Elvis

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    I don't believe it appeared on a album at all during Elvis' career unless a Greatest Hits. It just appeared on the single along with American Trilogy. If it was on a album it would of been on Elvis Now but it is not on there.

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    It only was released during Elvis life time as an RCA single in April '72 in the U.S and in June same year in the U.K. the single charted: #66 and #8 respectively, a lot of difference isn?t it? anyway in both cases the song you are asking for was the B side, American Trilogy was the A side.

    After Elvis death I believe it has been released on a few albums and several CD boxsets. I guess the easyway to get it is on the BMG Cd release "Burning Love" which is a compilation of Elvis songs around that period, another way is to get the 5 cd set "Walk A Mile in My Shoes: The essential 70's masters".

    Hope that will do.

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    It was released for the first time on LP in 1980 as part of the Silver Boxed Set (Elvis Aaron Presley), on album 6, "The Lost Singles" (ie songs that had never before been released in LP form).

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    It was also on the 1977 album "Elvis in Demand" and as my memory is correct, this was the first time it appeared on an album.

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    "When I was a child, ladies and gentlemen, I was a dreamer. I read comic books, and I was a hero in the movie. So every dream that I ever dreamed has come true a hundred times. I learned very early in life that without a song, the day would never end; without a song, a man ain't got a friend; without a song, the road would never bend; without a song. So I keep singing a song." - Elvis Presley

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    OK,thanks everybody

    I like the version he performed in Birmingham,in December of 1976.
    I'd like to go to Graceland
    Memphis,Tennessee

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    Quote Originally Posted by Getlo View Post
    It was released for the first time on LP in 1980 as part of the Silver Boxed Set (Elvis Aaron Presley), on album 6, "The Lost Singles" (ie songs that had never before been released in LP form).
    I was referring to US LP release here, but, yes, In Demand was the first LP release ...

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