Elvis Presley Recording Sessions

November 17 1966

(+ means you need both ~ means same material °° means stereo or binaural ° means mono)
(SFS = Short False Start | FS = False Start | LFS or BD (Breakdown) = Long False Start | PB (Playback) or Complete = Complete Take)

MGM Sound Stage - Hollywood, California

Scoring Session for 'Double Trouble'

MGM Producer : Jeffrey Alexander

Engineers : Aaron Rochin / Lyle Burbridge

Musicians:		Backup Vocals:
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There Is So Much World To See (Overdub)				UPA3 3941	2017	November 17 1966
Overdub	M	1:57	(Strings overdubed to 2004-01) (Movie Version)	Comp. Elvis Presley Masters 14 (Sony)°°~Around The World (Franklin Mint Complete Masters Collection 20)°°~Double Trouble (FTD)°° ~Double Features - Spinout / Double Trouble°°~Celluloid Rock 2-3°°

This is a scoring session for the movie 'Double Trouble'. Strings are overdubbed to the master take (2004-01) - originally recorded on June 28 1966. It is this 'Movie Version' that RCA originally chose to release on the 'Double Trouble' album, rather than the intended 'Record Version' (2003-10) which was not used.

Except for Masters and Alternate Masters - all original 3-Track tapes are lost.

"Celluloid Rock vol. 2" (Cool Romeo) has a binaural mix used for the Masters.

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.



Recording Information Double Trouble	Acetate There's So Much World To See (Movie)