The World Of FTD - The Last Movies (soundtrack)


Cover	CD	Booklet

The Last Movies	FTD-151	(506020 975116)	October 2017
Original soundtrack masters and outtakes from the MGM picture The Trouble With Girls (And How To Get Into It), National General's Charro! and Universal's Change Of Habit.

CD
The Record Masters
1.	Change Of Habit
2.	Rubberneckin'
3.	Let's Be Friends
4.	Have A Happy
5.	Let Us Pray
6.	Clean Up Your Own Back Yard
7.	Almost
8.	Charro
9.	Let's Forget About The Stars
The Rough Mix and Movie Masters
10.	Let's Forget About The Stars (vocal overdub) (5 - rough mix master)
11.	Charro (vocal overdub) (splice of takes 9 & 5 - unedited undubbed rough mix master)
12.	Clean Up Your Own Back Yard (2002) (6 - undubbed master, movie version)
13.	Almost (2005) (31 - undubbed master, movie version)
14.	Swing Down Sweet Chariot (2003) (10 - undubbed master, movie version)
15.	Swing Down Sweet Chariot (female vocals & brass overdub - unused record version)
16.	Signs Of The Zodiac (2004) (9 - movie version) (duet with Marlyn Mason)
17.	College Songs Medley (2403) (1 - unedited movie version)
	Far Above Cayuga's Waters (Elvis is part of group)
	Boola Boola
	Dartmouth's In Town Again
	The Eyes Of Texas
	On, Wiskonsin
	The Whiffenpoof Song (Elvis)
	Fair Harvard
	Notre Dame
	Violet (Elvis)
The Outtakes
18.	Almost (2005) (1, 2, 3)
19.	Almost (2005) (4, 6)
20.	Almost (2005) (10, 11)
21.	Almost (2005) (13)
22.	Almost (2005) (14, 15, 16)
23.	Almost (2005) (22, 23, 24, 25)
24.	Almost (2005) (27, 28)
25.	Almost (2005) (29)
26.	Let Us Pray (8 - alternate master)
27.	Let Us Pray (vocal replacement overdub) (5 - master, vocal only)

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

As part of the 'College Songs Medley' Elvis sings on 'Far Above Cayuga's Waters', The Whiffenpoof Song' and 'Violet'.

The alternate master of 'Let Us Pray' is take 8 with backup vocals overdubbed later. This was then dubbed down to a rhythm track, by removing Elvis' original vocals, but leaving the additional backup vocals, and Elvis re-recorded a new lead vocal to this rhythm track, which became the final master. Track 26 is Elvis' original vocal on take 8, with overdubbed backing vocals, and track 27 is Elvis' vocal replacement without the backing track.