Super rare!! The first collection of rare Elvis studio takes!! Presley arranged the bluesy original song into an uptempo version, and this new version of ``Mystery Train'' rose to #11 on the Billboard Country Chart. The waltz "Kentucky's Blue Moon" was written by bluegrass musician Bill Monroe in 1946, was written by blues singer Arthur Crudup, was first recorded by Elvis Presley, and was widely known as a single released by Sun Records. Includes songs such as That's All Right, which has been released. I Want You, I Need You, I Love You (Unreleased Take-3) I Want You, I Need You, I Love You (Unreleased Take-4) Elvis In Canada (Radio Broadcast, April 4, 1957) Live In Toronto: Heartbreak Hotel (part One, April 2, 1957) Toronto Teenagers Talk About Elvis Heartbreak Hotel (Part Two, April 2, 1957) Elvis Talks To Mac Lipson In Ottawa (April 3, 1957) Featuring – Mac Lipson The Magical Sun Recordings Directly From Recently Re-Discovered First Generation Master Tapes I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone Trying To Get To You That's All Right Blue Moon Of Kentucky I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine Good Rockin' Tonight Baby Let's Play House Mystery Train How Do You Think I Feel (Sun Studio Rehearsal) Performer – Elvis*, Johnny Bernero, Scotty Moore Radio Promo For June 3'rd, 1956 Concert In Oakland, Calif. Elvis Live At The Milton Berle Show, April 3 , 1956, San Diego, Calif. Shake, Rattle & RollHeartbreak Hotel Blue Suede Shoes Comedy Skit Elvis Talks To 'Happy' On NBC Radio (1956)
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