The World Of FTD - Speedway (soundtrack)


Cover	CDs	Booklet

Speedway	FTD-143	(506020 975098)	June 2016
Original soundtrack album and outtakes from the MGM picture Speedway.

CD1
The Original Album - Side 1
1.	Speedway
2.	There Ain't Nothing Like A Song (Elvis and Nancy Sinatra)
3.	Your Time Hasn't Come Yet, Baby (record version)
4.	Who Are You? (Who Am I?)
5.	He's Your Uncle Not Your Dad
6.	Let Yourself Go
The Original Album - Side 2
7.	Your Groovy Self (Nancy Sinatra)
8.	Five Sleepy Heads
9.	Western Union
10.	Mine
11.	Goin' Home
12.	Suppose (short version)
Remixed Soundtrack Masters
13.	There Ain't Nothing Like A Song (2001) (6 - overdubbed master)
14.	Your Time Hasn't Come Yet, Baby (2004) (6 - record version master)
15.	Five Sleepy Heads (2005) (3 - master)
16.	Who Are You? (Who Am I?) (2006) (6 - master)
17.	Speedway (2007) (4 - unedited master)
18.	Suppose (2009) (7 - short version master)
19.	Let Yourself Go (2010) (spliced from takes 5 and 6 - master)
20.	He's Your Uncle Not Your Dad (2011) (7 - master)
Outtakes
21.	Suppose (2008) (1 - long version master)
22.	Let Yourself Go (2010) (5)
23.	Let Yourself Go (2010) (6)
24.	Your Time Hasn't Come Yet, Baby (2003) (1 - movie version master)
25.	Goin' Home (16, 23)
26.	Mine (1, 2, 3, 4)
27.	Mine (8, 9)
28.	Mine (13)
29.	Suppose (overdubbed Nashville master)

CD2
The Original Mono Album Master
1.	Speedway
2.	There Ain't Nothing Like A Song (Elvis and Nancy Sinatra)
3.	Your Time Hasn't Come Yet, Baby (record version)
4.	Who Are You? (Who Am I?)
5.	He's Your Uncle Not Your Dad
6.	Let Yourself Go
7.	Your Groovy Self (Nancy Sinatra)
8.	Five Sleepy Heads
9.	Western Union
10.	Mine
11.	Goin' Home
12.	Suppose (short version)
Bonus Track
13.	Suppose (long version)

Produced by Ernst Mikael Jørgensen and Roger Semon / Remixed and Mastered by Sebastian Jeannson and Vic Anesini.

The Nashville master of 'Suppose' (a basic home recording featuring Elvis' voice and piano by Charlie Hodge), which was recorded somtime in late 1966 / early 1967 at 1055 Rocca Place, Bel Air, was overdubbed on March 20 1967 by RCA in Nashville.