ELVIS: THE NEW RECORDINGS

Learn about a fantastic (2015) CD, "Elvis: The New Recordings" featuring 26 NEW overdubs of Elvis Presley tracks by world-class musicians. HEAR SAMPLES AT: http://www.good-music.biz or on Facebook at: http://good-music-store.myshopify.com...

Some people calling themselves "purists" (we call them elitists), claim that the "originals" of anything are always best. We assume this means they are still watching b&w TVs with rabbit ears instead of high def and using black rotary dial phones. No one is coming to your home to take your guns away OR your Elvis originals. But for those who are open minded, love this artist, and would like to hear his voice more clearly than ever before -- and in fresh, tasteful musical settings, this CD is for you!

Fan reactions have been OVERWHELMINGLY POSITIVE! Here are some:

Remo McKim writes: There are many within the "Elvis World" that will criticize any attempt to do anything with his music. Sony and Follow that Dream will be going mental as all they are used to is rehashing existing albums with errors still existing from years ago, changing the front cover and reissuing it and without putting in very much effort or investment. EPE approved the remixing of many Elvis tracks by Spankox, most of which, do not add any value to them at all. It is well documented that Elvis didn't always like the final mix of his songs. If we also believe that Elvis was the Executive Producer of many of his songs and developed songs from the Demo to the Master take, I am reasonably confident that he would have revisited a lot of his songs and brought them up to date. Just recently, there was an interview in volume 106 of Elvis the man and his music, page 10 where Bob Lanning who was the drummer in 1970 and is featured on the "On Stage" album, says, "Looking back on the time i was with him, every night there might be a slightly different approach on a song, it was part of how creative Elvis was" It is also well known that Elvis was into gadgets, so again it is fair to assume that he would have embraced the changes in technology related to recording and sounds. For those who want to stay with the original songs, they can do this no problem - they have been issued so often you can get an original any time. Its about time someone with a musical back ground took the initiative and tried to enhance the sound whilst keeping true to Elvis' voice.

Valerie Karen Ferrell Wieckhorst writes: Thank you for sharing I will have to get this CD for sure. Elvis had a beautiful voice and to enhance it to hear it better is a total bonus in my book. Take care.

Tracey Brown writes: I am a very picky Elvis fan like most, I listened to it and I personally think you did a really good job with it! I will be ordering one!

Tommy Stormo writes: I like it! I love the originals, but can enjoy a "strange" sound on a tune, when I know I got the original also... I'm not sure I liked all the extras on the clip, but very good anyway! I guess the people behind "Guitar