Quick Take Tuesday - Unboxing Elvis: Paradise Hawaiian Style (FTD) (EAP Society)
Elvis Presley CD "Paradise Hawaiian Style" Classic Album by the FTD / Follow That Dream label - Unboxing, Reaction, Review, and Discussion!
In this episode, Jamie and John take a look at another in the "Paradise Hawaiian Style" FTD releases, "Paradise Hawaiian Style" featuring masters and outtakes of the songs found on the original album!
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Thanks for another great FTD Classic Album review. Re the cover--I think a photo from Fun in Acapulco was used because it was felt that maybe the Elvis of mid-1965 was a bit too 'puffy' and so a picture of a slimmer, earlier Elvis was used. RCA did the same thing with the cover of the Frankie and Johnny soundtrack album. Thanks again for the excellent review!
Hey Jamie and John , good to see you brothers, really nice quick review, i LOVE the ( Acapulco ) picutre sleeve, awesome ! Sands Castles is wonderful song , and i really like the out takes of Datin and Dogs Life , also love the title track ;) , have a great weekend ....p.s Jamie i love your red shirt, where did you got it ? i asume its a hand tailored made ;) , thanks, Sincerely, Lior ( from Israel )
Hi Jamie and John this one true great album Elvis: Paradise Hawaiian Style (FTD) has great songs get happy mood listen cool album what ever you guys do have cool time TCB forever long live Elvis
Hello from Germany . Great you review this one and yes , a 3 CD Ftd Sessions Album would be great . A lot Fans dont really Like this Movie and Soundtrack . Well , at the time 1965 the movies was not Like Blue Hawaii from 4 years ago . But for me , get this Album in the 80s at the age of 16 , i Like it . Most Songs dont find on other Albums and what a great Front and Back Cover . Great , that you find some good in this one . Paradise , Scratch my Back , Drums of the Islands , This IS my Heaven , Sand Castles are good Songs . I Like the Movie too . But to Talk about mid 60 soundtracks , i Like the Double Trouble Album too . Some good Songs in IT and a Hidden gem City by night . Sorry about my language knowledge .Have a nice day .
Not one my favorite soundtracks, but still part of the story.⚡️
- - - - never cared for this movie. Conversely, the Mid 60s were difficult and are still a deterrent to bringing new fans on board...... I believe a disclaimer should exist every time we discuss that period. If non Elvis fans, and Newcomers, knew the reason behind it, I think Elvis would attract more fans. Unfortunately, so many people form their opinion of him based on these (otherwise) just-for-fun-flicks. They come across an Elvis movie, on tv &/or movie songs and flee, believing that was the best he was capable of. Not realizing he was stuck in that 10 yr contract with no leverage.