Reply With QuoteJust the fact that there is an alternate version of "Way Down" on this release makes me want it. I loved all these songs, so to hear other versions ought to be interesting. It's time to start saving money....
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Just the fact that there is an alternate version of "Way Down" on this release makes me want it. I loved all these songs, so to hear other versions ought to be interesting. It's time to start saving money....
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Could anyone fill me in on when "Moody Blue" was released with the other album from 1975? I hadn't heard about that....
In my opinion, this is an essential cd
Elvis' voice sounds great on the tracks, don't have to worry about all those overdubs.
A good cd that shows Elvis' voice in a good light for the later years, highly recommended
Brad
"How do I get placed in situations like this? Ah hell, I guess it's all part of showbusiness "~ Elvis in his limo on his way to perform in Omaha, NE on June 19th 1977
Just got it and this CD is amazing!
In my opinion, this is an essential cd
Elvis' voice sounds great on the tracks, don't have to worry about all those overdubs.
A good cd that shows Elvis' voice in a good light for the later years, highly recommended
Brad
the best release by far and one that i comeback to time and time again.
Just Love the Jungleroom session .........the best version of "It`s easy for you" is on this cd
You right elvisia
But my vote goes for Moody Blue on that album.
Wonder why i keep doin that ....
i love the cd but got nearly all songs on the moody blue cd so not much point in collecting them again but moody blue is a great album so this one must be great as well
goodelvisgirl....hmmm, I think I know what you mean about the same songs, BUT the songs on the jungleroom session cd is outtakes, you get to hear some very funny moments between takes and in my opinion, especially "It`s easy for you" is much, much better and can not in any way be compared to the version on Moody blue, don`t miss it...you wount be sorry for getting it
He,He Moody...yea I wonder why,lol
But I love the Moody blue version on the jungleroom cd too, especially the Italian version, it`s really funny,lol
It is great!!
TY! TY! TY!
Albert! Frus!!!
It is always worth while asking a question, though it is not always worth while answering one
Oscar Wilde
This is really just an incredible cd from FTD,i recommend it highly
I love this one
It is my favorite due to it being recorded in the home he loved so much, as well as the music itself.
...you're moving on the back roads, by the rivers of my memory and for hours you're just gentle on my mind.
This is such an incredible album and the sound quality is superb! It sounds as if it had been recorded yesterday. This album is essential for any fan and the fly on the wall feeling puts you in the center of the action. You can almost smell the cigarette smoke from Felton's sound booth.
Whenever you're in doubt about a absolutely "Must Have!!!!" album --> here it is!!!!
After that great review there is nothing else to add but "Go and get it!"!!!
"If you're an Elvis fan, no explanation is necessary; If you're not an Elvis fan, no explanation is possible.“
(George Klein)
I want it but I have to wait a while before I can get it.
Been playing this fantastic release for weeks now and I think I've had my 'Jungle Room" epiphany –– no wonder it tops the FTD list!
This vinyl version is absolutely brilliant adding extra cuts from the FTD MADE IN MEMPHIS ,which enhances the release even further.
From the stomping R&B of "Pledging My Love" to the aching, heartfelt bluesy lament of George Jones ballad "She Thinks I Still Care"–– "The Jungle Room Sessions" shows Elvis still had it in spades.
More cases in point: the hilarious colourful language breakdown on hit single "Moody Blue," an awesome "Danny Boy"–– "Way Down's" funky bass intro and one of the most gorgeous ballads ever heard,virtually a intimate conversation between Elvis and a potential girlfriend –– "It's Easy For You" (written by Tim Rice & Andrew Lloyd Webber.)
It's an album of gargantuan emotion and some of the best songs ever recorded –– a total masterpiece and not one duffer in sight!
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