Reply With QuoteI am not too sure on this, but from what I have heard, they did two versions of the song, having to do with a European and US version of it.
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Sonny
sure do hope someone can answer me on this one. i just wanna know the story of the song Tonight's ALL Right for Love, which is a bit slower until the end and the lyrics are a little bit different/yet the same as Tonight's SO right For Love. the latter being a bit longer in length and with a much faster, jazzier feel. were there two versions written? kinda like Roustabout/ I'm A Roustabout? Or did Elvis simply use his musical literary license to work out a song to make it better?
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All I wanted was a white knight with a good heart, soft touch, fast horse
Ride me off into the sunset Baby, I'm forever yours
I am not too sure on this, but from what I have heard, they did two versions of the song, having to do with a European and US version of it.
Perhaps somebody else will answer this question more correctly.
Sonny
Why???I can't find any reasons for hating this movie..!Originally Posted by ReGina_89
on this movie i have only 2 words: HATE IT
Again updated with new trailer.
Production: May 2 – late June, 1960
USA sneak preview: August 18, 1960
USA premiere: November 15, 1960
USA national opening: November 23, 1960
German premiere: December 23, 1960
Swedish premiere: December 26, 1960
Norwegian premiere: February 16, 1961
Danish premiere: April 14, 1961
Working titles: ”Café Europa” and ”Dog Face”
German title: ”Café Europa”
French title: "Café Europa En Uniforme"
Italian title: "Café Europa"
Danish title: ”G.I. Blues – Café Europa”
Swedish title: ”En Yankee Med Takter I”
Finnish title: "Café Europa"
Some of you all never been down South too much...
I'm gonna tell you a little story, so you'll understand where I'm talking about
The Movie have a great soundtrack.
I like the movie . But i understand the elvis fans from the 50th. After elvis last movie King Creole 1958 to see GI Blues 1960. Many elvis fans have said this is not our elvis we want the old elvis back ! The King Of Rock´n Roll is dead !
this one is one of my favorites,from the plot to the music this film had it all,
I've only seen about 6 of his movies so far, but G.I. Blues is my favorite. I instantly fell in love when he sings to the puppet.
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