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”

A Boy Like Me, A Girl Like You

                

A Boy Like Me, A Girl Like You
Words & Music: Sid Tepper/Roy C. Bennett
Recorded: 1962/03/27, first released on "Girls! Girls! Girls!"
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Hard Luck

Hard Luck

Words & Music: Ben Weisman/Sid Wayne

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

A Whistling Tune (Master)

A Whistling Tune
Words & Music: Sherman Edwards/Hal David
Recorded: 1961/10/26, first released on
"Kid Galahad EP-Extended Play"

A Whistling Tune (Movie version)

A Whistling Tune
Words & Music: Sherman Edwards/Hal David
Recorded: 1961/10/26, first released on "Kid Galahad EP-Extended Play"

Lisa Marie si racconta e parla del nuovo album "Where no One stands Alone"

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-6048779/

TRADUZIONE INTEGRALE DELL'INTERVISTA DEL 10 AGOSTO 2018 A LISA MARIE NELLA CAPPELLA DI GRACELAND.

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In fondo potrete trovare l'intervista originale e il video 

La 50enne ha parlato al Todays Show in un’intervista avvenuta nella casa dove ha trascorso l’infanzia, andata in onda venerdì. Il suo nuovo album Elvis Presley: Where No One Stands Alone è uscito lo stesso giorno

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Lisa Marie rivela di essere “orgogliosa” di aver superato la dipendenza da droghe e parla del nuovo album di Elvis


By Bobbie Whiteman For Dailymail.com

Ha avuto alcuni anni duri e la figlia di Elvia Presley, Lisa Marie, non ha ancora superati tutti i suoi problemi

Superamento: La famosa 50enne ha rivelato che la sua terapista la ritiene un miracolo e non sa come possa essere ancora viva dopo la sua battaglia con la droga

“Ho percorso una strada lunga, non ero felice” ammette Lisa Marie, aggiungendo che i suoi problemi con le droghe sono iniziati quando aveva 45 anni.

Sconfitti i suoi demoni, in un’intervista al The Todays Shows di Jenna Bush, andata in onda venerdì, la 50enne Lisa Marie, ha rivelato di essere “orgogliosa” della sua guarigione dalla dipendenza da droghe

Lisa Marie ha aggiunto che persino il suo terapista ritiene che lei sia un miracolo e non sa come possa ancora essere viva

“Non sono perfetta, mio padre non era perfetto, nessuno è perfetto. E’ importante quello che fai dopo aver imparato – e poi cerchi di aiutare gli altri con la tua esperienza” ha dichiarato Lisa Marie, la 50enne mamma di 4 figli.


Nuova musica: Nella sua intervista, avvenuta nella sua casa d’infanzia Graceland a Memphis, TN andata in onda venerdì, in contemporanea alla pubblicazione del suo album, Elvis Presley: Where No One Stands Alone,

Qui con il suo amato papà: Lisa Marie ha confidato a Jenna di aver desiderato che suo padre fosse ancora con lei.

Gli amici della star erano molto preoccupati per la sua salute e il suo benessere, dopo che, l’anno scorso era entrata in una spirale autodistruttiva con le droghe.

Temevano persino che l’avrebbe fatta finita morendo di overdose, proprio come Elvis che morì a 42 anni, il 16 agosto 1977, per un attacco di cuore provocato dalla sua dipendenza dalle droghe

Cantando con il cuore in mano: Per il nuovo album, la star ha cantato un duetto con suo padre di una delle sue più grandi hit di Gospel Where No One Stands Alone

Nel frattempo Lisa Marie era allo spettacolo per la promozione del suo nuovo album Elvis Presley: Where No One Stands Alone.

Parlando dalla sua casa d’infanzia Graceland a Memphis, TN, ha dichiarato che crede che suo padre sarebbe incredibilmente fiero del disco e del loro duetto sulla hit gospel Where No One Stands Alone.

“Mentre cantavo quel brano ero sopraffatta dall’emozione” ha dichiarato, aggiungendo di essere scoppiata in lacrime al momento il duetto

Lisa Marie è l’unica erede della fortuna di suo padre corrispondente a 100 milioni di dollari. Attualmente, però, ha querelato il suo commercialista Barry Siegel, per aver presumibilmente esaurito il suo fondo fiduciario a causa di sconsiderati e negligenti investimenti.

In risposta alla domanda su cosa direbbe oggi ad Elvis, risponde in tono quasi scherzoso “Aiutami”

L’album è stato pubblicato venerdì – a sei giorni dall’anniversario della morte di Elvis

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-6048779/

The 50-year-old spoke to the Today Show in an interview at her childhood home Graceland that aired Friday, Her new album Elvis Presley: Where No One Stands Alone was released the same day.

Lisa Marie Presley reveals she's 'proud' to have overcome drug addiction as she talks up new Elvis album


By Bobbie Whiteman For Dailymail.com



Published: 23:21 BST, 10 August 2018 | Updated: 00:32 BST, 11 August 2018



She's had a tough few years, and Elvis Presley's daughter Lisa Marie isn't done with all her problems yet.

But the 50-year-old revealed that she is 'proud' of her recovery from drug addiction in an interview with The Today Show's Jenna Bush Hager aired on Friday.

I’m not perfect, my father wasn’t perfect, no one’s perfect. It’s what you do with it after you learn—and then you try to help others with it,' she said.
New music: Her interview, from her childhood home Graceland in Memphis, Tennessee, aired on Friday, the same days as the release of her album, Elvis Presley: Where No On Stands Alone

Making it through: The celebrity, 50, revealed that her therapist believes she’s a miracle, and doesn’t know how she’s still alive after her drugs battle

'I’ve come a long way, I was not happy,' Lisa Marie admitted, adding that her issues with drugs started when she was 45.

Slaying her demons: Lisa Marie Presley said she's 'proud' of her recovery from drug addiction in an interview with The Today Show's Jenna Bush Hager that aired on Friday

'But I am proud,' the mom-of-four said of her recovery.


Lisa Marie added that even her therapist believes she’s a miracle, and doesn’t know how she’s still alive.

'I’m not perfect, my father wasn’t perfect, no one’s perfect. It’s what you do with it after you learn—and then you try to help others with it,' she said.

New music: Her interview, from her childhood home Graceland in Memphis, Tennessee, aired on Friday, the same days as the release of her album, Elvis Presley: Where No On Stands Alone

With her beloved dad: Lisa Marie told Jenna she wished her father, Elvis, was still with her

The star’s friends were very concerned about her wellbeing last year after she went on a drug-fueled downward spiral.
They even thought she’d end up dying of an overdose, just like Elvis who died of a drug-induced heart attack aged 42 on August 16, 1977.

Singing her heart out: The star sang a duet with her late father on his hit gospel song Where No One Stands Alone for the new album
Meanwhile, Lisa Marie was on the show to promote her new album, Elvis Presley: Where No One Stands Alone.

Speaking at her childhood home Graceland in Memphis Tennessee, she said she believes her father would be 'incredibly proud' of the record and of their duet on his hit gospel song, Where No One Stands Alone.
'I was overwhelmed when I was singing it,' she said, adding that she broke down in tears while doing the duet.

Lisa Marie was the sole heir to her father's $100 million fortune. But the broke celebrity is currently suing her ex-money manager, Barry Siegel, for allegedly running her trust fund into the ground due to 'reckless and negligent' investments.
In answer to a question about what she would say to Elvis today, she replied, only half jokingly, 'Help me!'
The album was released on Friday — just six days before the anniversary of Elvis' death.

Alright, Okay, You Win

Alright, Okay, You Win
Words & Music: Sid Wyche/Mayme Watts
Recorded: 1974/09/29, first released on "Dragonheart"

Ricordando Elvis - My Way

My Way - Rapid City - June 21, 1977
Words & Music: Paul Anka/J. Reveaux/C. Francois
Recorded: 1977/01/14, first released on "Aloha from Hawaii"
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Allà En El Rancho Grande

Allà En El Rancho Grande
Words & Music: Silvano Ramos/E.D. Urange/J.D. Del Moral
Recorded: 1970/07/15, first released on "Walk A Mile In My Shoes"

My Baby Left Me

My Baby Left Me
Words & Music: Arthur Crudup
Recorded: 1956/01/30, first released on single

Viva Las Vegas

Viva Las Vegas
Words & Music: Doc Pomus/Mort Shuman
Recorded: 1963/07/10, first released on single

Beginner's Luck (Movie Version)

Beginner's Luck (Movie Version)
Words & Music: Sid Tepper/Roy C. Bennett
Recorded: 1965/05/12, 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"

Take Good Care of Her

Take Good Care of Her
Words & Music: Ed Warren/Arthur Kent
Recorded: 1973/07/21, first released on single

Ready Teddy

Ready Teddy
Words & Music: Blackwell/Marascalo
Recorded: 1956/09/03, first released on “Elvis”

Moody Blue

Moody Blue
Words & Music: Mark James
Recorded: 1976/02/04, first released on single
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Originariamente incisa da Mark James nel 1974

Versione originale di Elvis Presley su: Moody Blue; Walk A Mile In My Shoes

The Essential 70's Masters Disc 2



Francis Rodney Zambon, lo scrittore di "Suspicious Minds" è il vero nome di Mark James. James nato 1940, è cresciuto imparando a suonare il violino, fino a quando non scoprì la chitarra e formò il suo gruppo, "Francis Zambon and the Naturals," incidendo e pubblicando alcuni singoli alla fine degli anni ‘50 ("Jive Note" fu il primo). Dopo il servizio militare, a James venne offerto un lavoro all’ American Sound Studios. La sua registrazione di "Moody Blue" ebbe poco successo. Vedere anche "Always On My Mind," "It's Only Love" e "Suspicious Minds."


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Kissin' Cousins

Kissin' Cousins
Words & Music: Fred Wise/Randy Starr
Recorded: 1963/09/30, first released on single

Kissin' Cousins (number 2)

Kissin' Cousins (number 2)
Words & Music: Giant/Baum/Kaye
Recorded: 1963/09/30, first released on “Kissin' Cousins”

How Do You Think I Feel

How Do You Think I Feel
Words & Music: Walker/Pierce
Recorded: 1956/09/01, first released on “Elvis”