Come Along

Come Along
Words & Music: David Hess
Recorded: 1965/05/14, first released on “Frankie and Johnny”

Everybody Come Aboard

Everybody Come Aboard
Words & Music: Giant/Baum/Kaye
Recorded: 1965/05/13, first released on “Frankie and Johnny”

Come Along

Come Along
Words & Music: David Hess
Recorded: 1965/05/14, first released on “Frankie and Johnny”
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What Every Woman Lives For

What Every Woman Lives For
Words & Music: Doc Pomus/Mort Shuman
Recorded: 1965/05/13, first released on “Frankie and Johnny"

Look out Broadway

Look out Broadway
Words & Music: Fred Wise/Randy Starr
Recorded: 1965/05/13, first released on “Frankie and Johnny

Shout It Out

Shout It Out
Words & Music: Giant/Baum/Kaye
Recorded: 1965/05/13, first released on “Frankie and Johnny”

Chesay

Chesay – Movie Version
Words & Music: Fred Karger/Ben Weisman/Sid Wayne
Recorded: 1965/05/13, first released on “Frankie and Johnny”

Frankie and Johnny

Frankie and Johnny
Words & Music: A. Gottlieb/F. Karger/B. Weisman
Recorded: 1965/05/14, first released on single

Down by the Riverside and When the Saints Go Marchin' In

Down by the Riverside and When the Saints Go Marchin' In

Words & Music: Giant/Baum/Kaye

Recorded: 1965/05/15, first released on “Frankie and Johnny”

Petunia the Gardener's Daughter

Petunia the Gardener's Daughter
Words & Music: Sid Tepper/Roy C. Bennett
Recorded: 1965/05/13, first released on “Frankie and Johnny”

Hard Luck

Hard Luck

Words & Music: Ben Weisman/Sid Wayne

Recorded: 1965/05/15, first released on “Frankie and Johnny”

Beginner's Luck (Master)

Beginner's Luck
Words & Music: Sid Tepper/Roy C. Bennett
Recorded: 1965/05/12, first released on "Frankie and Johnny"

Please Don't Stop Loving Me

Please Don't Stop Loving Me
Words & Music: Joy Byers
Recorded: 1965/05/13, first released on single
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Originariamente incisa da Gigliola Cinquetti nel 1964

L’autore, David Bret nel suo "Elvis Presley, The Hollywood Years" disse che "Please Don't Stop Loving Me" era basata su una canzone facente parte, del Festival della Canzone in Eurovisione, del 1964, come partecipazione dell’Italia. La canzone era "Non ho l'Età" (vinse il festival). Stranamente, quando guardai "Frankie and Johnny" , qualche giorno dopo, una persona non fan di Elvis, mi fece notare che "Please Don't Stop Loving Me" assomigliava a "Non ho l'Età."