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  1. YouTube Music. Lowell Fulsom. Blue Suede Shoes - Carl Perkins - Recorded live June 10, 1972 (afternoon show) at Madison Square Garden, New York. Guitar: James Burton, John Wilkinson, Elvis Presley, Charlie Hodge. Bass: Jerry Scheff.

  2. Lowell Fulsom. Recorded live on stage August 23, 1969, midnight, at The International Hotel, Las Vegas. Guitar: James Burton, John Wilkinson, Elvis Presley, Charlie Hodge. Bass: Jerry Scheff. Drums: Ronnie Tutt. Piano: Larry Muhoberac The Sweet Inspirations, The Imperials.Orchestra conducted by Bobby Morris.

  3. RECONSIDER BABY. En mi opinión, una de las mejores interpretaciones de blues de toda la carrera del cantante. Canción del conocido bluesman Lowell Fulson, la cual Elvis conocía desde el año de su creación, 1954. La que incluyo es la versión con el espléndido solo de saxo en su totalidad.

  4. 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:

  5. Working with a band highlighting guitarist James Burton, Elvis is clearly invigorated by performing music in front of an adoring audience. He's playing with the crowd, enticing shrieks and gales of laughter, ... Reconsider Baby (Lowell Fulsom) First release: RCA 'Collectors Gold' 3-CD set -08-13-1991 14) Are You Lonesome Tonight?

  6. 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)

  7. 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: A Listener’s Guide provides a commentary on Elvis’s vast and varied body of work, while also examining in ...