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  1. www.elvisinfonet.com › Book-Review_Shane_Brown_Elvis-Presley-Reconsider-Baby-A-Listeners'Reconsider Baby: Elvis Presley: A Listener's Guide'

    Session by session, song by song, Reconsider Baby takes the reader on a journey from Elvis’s first recordings in 1953 through to his last performances in 1977. This significantly expanded and revised edition of 2014’s Elvis Presley: ... James Burton Interview - Rick Nelson & Elvis: Elvis Drummer Jerome "Stump" Monroe EIN Interview:

  2. www.pinterest.co.uk › pin › elvis-in-person-bonus-track-reconsider-babyElvis In Person (Bonus Track) 'Reconsider Baby' | James burton,...

    Jul 19, 2023 - This is a bonus track from the Elvis In Person album. Hope you like it! TCB!:DBonus tracks:I Got A WomanMedley: Jailhouse Rock/Don't Be CruelHeartbreak Hotel...

  3. www.james-burton.net › guitar-tabsGuitar Tabs | The Official James Burton Website

    Fools Rush In (solo ending) Hello Mary Lou. Travelin’ Man. Elvis Presley. Goodtime Charlie’s Got The Blues. Heartbreak Hotel (solo) He’ll Have To Go (intro+solo) If You Love Me (Let Me Know) (intro+solo) I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry (intro)

  4. www.elvisinnorway.no › moodyblueMoody Blue & Other Great Performances - Elvis In Norway

    Reconsider Baby Love Me Moody Blue You Gave Me A Mountain Jailhouse Rock It's Now Or Never Little Sister Teddy Bear/Don't Be Cruel My Way Release Me Hurt Why Me, Lord Polk Salad Annie (Montgomery, Feb. 16) Where No One Stands Alone (Montgomery, Feb. 16) Unchained Melody (Montgomery, Feb. 16) Can't Help Falling In Love (Montgomery, Feb. 16)

  5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Reconsider_BabyReconsider Baby - Wikipedia

    "Reconsider Baby" is a blues song written and recorded by Lowell Fulson in 1954. Performed in the West Coast blues style, it was Fulson's first record chart hit for Checker Records, a subsidiary of Chess Records.With memorable lyrics and a driving rhythm, "Reconsider Baby" became a blues standard and has been recognized by the Blues Foundation and Rock and Roll Halls of Fame.

  6. www.elvisinfonet.com › cd_review_elvis_madison_square_garden‘An Afternoon in the Garden’VS‘As Recorded at Madison Square ...

    Reconsider Baby after James Burton's guitar solo. Lastly, no Impossible Dream in afternoon show. None of the afternoon exclusive tracks makes up for that omission. You can keep the afternoon show. There was very little I liked about it back in the day and I haven't changed my opinion.

  7. www.elvisinfonet.com › attheinternational'ELVIS: At The International' FTD CD review - Elvis Information...

    James Burton's picking is just fine and John Wilkinson's rhythm guitar (so often muddied in the mix) can really be appreciated as well. By 1970 Elvis had been asked to cut down the duration of his shows (so the audience got back to their gambling more promptly) but during this first season he liked to tell his version of his life story.