In my opinion it´s quite a nice bunch of tracks, starting with "Stay away, Joe". Not a no 1 hit, but Elvis was in fine voice on all the tracks from that movie. Next we have a track from the American studio sessions. That type of country isn´t my cup of tea, but don´t blame me...I´m from Sweden
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"I´ll be there" is probably my favourite on this album. I love the ending where our man repeats "Don´t you worry darling...etc". "Almost was mentioned before and is short but nice. The sound quality is a bit muffled though. "Change of habit" is probably one of the 10 most raw sounding tracks that Elvis recorded. The title is a bit ironic for a man who didn´t like to change is habits too often. But the fuzzed bass line is really something. If Ronnie Tutt is a wild drummer, Carl O´Brien is in the same legaue. "Have a happy" is a children song and it is a let down after the last three tracks.
You can´t say that this is a top rate record, but as Shanebrown wrote, It holds together better than some of his regular studio albums.
My vote goes to "I´ll be there!
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Björn