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Also includes:
Six film frames taken from the original 35mm reels of the movie King Creole.

Exclusive to this set - a special collector's 10" vinyl with picture sleeve, recreating the original Japanese King Creole album.

Digipak with gatefold sleeve –

CD 1: King Creole movie soundtrack recordings, including a newly discovered acetate recording of the opening sequence from the movie.
CD 2: February 1958 RCA studio recordings, demos and radio spots.

Elvis: The Making Of King Creole FTD Book in Slipcase
FTD 231 (506020-975192) Bar Code (506020-975192 4)

Disc 1

King Creole - The Soundtrack

01. Turtles, Berries And Gumbo
(2:18) Al Wood / Kay Twomey
(Full version * Blanche Thomas on 'Turtles')

02 King Creole
(0:41) Jerry Leiber / Mike Stoller
(Main title - instrumental with orchestra *)

03 Crawfish
(2:41) Fred Wise / Ben Weisman
(Elvis and Kitty White -
full version without fadeout / alternative mix *)

04 Steadfast, Loyal And True
(0:41) Jerry Leiber / Mike Stoller
(movie version)

05 Lover Doll
(2:15) Sid Wayne / Abner Silver
(undubbed - EP master)

06. Trouble
(2:19) Jerry Leiber / Mike Stoller

07. Banana
(1:32) Sid Tepper / Roy C. Bennett
(Liliane Montevecchi) (take 4 - short version *)

08. Dixieland Rock
(1:51) Aaron Schroeder / Rachel Frank

09. Young Dreams
(2:25) Martin Kalmanoff / Aaron Schroeder

10. New Orleans
(2:04) Sid Tepper / Roy C. Bennett

11 Hard Headed Woman
(1:56) Claude DeMetrius

12. King Creole
(2:11) Jerry Leiber / Mike Stoller

13. Don't Ask Me Why
(2:10) Fred Wise /

American classical and theatre composer, lyricist and music theorist (born 1945)

Maury Yeston (born October 23, 1945) is an American composer, lyricist and music theorist.

Yeston has written the music and lyrics for several Broadwaymusicals and is also a classical orchestral and ballet composer. Among his Broadway musicals are Nine in 1982, Titanic in 1997, for both of which he won Tony Awards for Best Musical and Best Score and was nominated for Grammy Awards, and Grand Hotel in 1989, for which he was nominated for a Tony Award for best score and two Drama Desk Awards for his music and lyrics. He composed, in addition, the incidental music for the Broadway production of The Royal Family in 2009. He received a third Grammy nomination for the revival of Nine in 2004, which won a Tony Award for Best revival of a musical. He also was nominated for an Academy Award and a Golden Globe for two of his new songs in the film version of Nine (Take It All and Cinema Italiano).

His musical version of the novel The Phantom of the Opera, titled Phantom (1991), has received more than 1,000 productions worldwide. His off-Broadway musicals include Death Takes a Holiday (2011), nominated for eleven Drama Desk Awards. His classical works include December Songs, a classical crossoversong cycle commissioned by Carnegie Hall for its centennial celebration; An American Cantata: 2000 Voices (a three-movement classical choral symphony commissioned by the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts for its millennium celebration); Tom Sawyer: A Ballet in Three Acts, a full-length story ballet commissioned by the Kansas City Ballet for the opening of the new Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts in Kansas City; a Cello Concerto, premiered by Yo-Yo Ma; and other pieces for chamber ensembles and solo piano.

Earlier in his career Yeston was Associate Professor of Music and Director of Undergraduate

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