It is unknown which Vocal Overdub take was used for the master of What Every Woman Lives For, but on the bootleg "The Frankie & Johnny Sessions" it is listed as being take 8.

Frankie & Johnny (Movie Version) is an edited composite of:-
0:00-1:30 Part 1, Track-03 with Vocal Overdub (17+26 seconds)
1:30-1:42 Part 2, Track-01
1:42-3:22 Section 3, Track-02 with Vocal Overdub (47 seconds)
3:22-4:01 Section 4, Track-03
4:01-4:48 Section 5, Track-02 (first 23 seconds not used)
4:48-5:39 Section 6, Track-02 (part) with Vocal Overdub (29 seconds used) (Movie Version 1: 5:16-5:27 overdubbed track)
5:39-6:01 Section 7, Track-04

Above breakdown courtesy of 'Master & Session'

The acetate of Frankie & Johnny (Movie Version) on FTD's 'Frankie & Johnny' soundtrack is the full composite of:-
0:00-1:30 Part 1, Track-03 with Vocal Overdub
1:30-1:42 Part 2, Track-01
1:42-3:22 Section 3, Track-02 with Vocal Overdub
3:22-4:01 Section 4, Track-03
4:01-5:09 Section 5, Track-02
5:09-6.40 Section 6, Track-02 with Vocal Overdub (Following verse not used in movie:-)
Please roll me over real easy
Please roll me over real slow
Roll me over gently 'cause my wound, it hurts me so
I was your man, I know I done you wrong
6.40-7:00 Section 7, Track-04

FTD's 'Frankie & Johnny' soundtrack has takes 6, 7 and 8 of Look Out, Broadway in the wrong order (Take 6, take 7, count-in for take 6 and take 8).

On the 'Complete Frankie & Johnny Sessions' bootleg the master takes used are from a different source to the outtakes, as the channels are reversed.

In March of 2007, Sony decided to go through all of Elvis' masters. They retransferred everything and remastered all tracks including repairing as many clicks, pops, bad edits and dropouts as they could. They have used these newly mastered recordings on their new releases since 2007 including budget soundtracks, 'Legacy' releases, the 30 disc 'Complete Elvis Presley Masters' collection and the Franklin Mint package.