Rejected songs # 3

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There ain't nothing like a song

The song was written by Byers-Johnston; it's not a real rejected song. The song was selected for the movie Spinout but it wasn't used.
Recorded 20 june 1967 for the movie Speedway because there were not enough good songs available(?) for this movie.


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Can you find it in your heart

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For the movie "Take me to the fair" aka "It happened at the world's fair" were selected:

https://www.theelvisforum-phoenix.com/v ... 8&start=30

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These songs are not all rejected songs because most of these were recorded / performed on stage later on.

Part of the selected songs recording in january 1969:
Angelica (Mann-Weil); lyrics given to Roy Hamilton during his visit to the studio in Memphis.

Chills and fever (Ness-Rackep) (1964 – Tom Jones)
Never recorded by Elvis in one of the next sessions.

I washed my hands in muddy water (Babcock) (1964 – Stonewall Jackson)
Later on recorded on 7 june 1970.

I will be true (Hunter) (1952 – Ivory Joe Hunter)
Later on recorded on 19 may 1971.

Let there be you (Cavanough-Young) (1957 – Vicky Young)
Never recorded by Elvis in one of the next sessions.

Rags to riches (Adler-Ross) (1953 – Tony Bennett)
Later on recorded on 22 september 1970.

Salt (no more information available)

Send out love (no more information available)

Sweet Angeline (Arnold-Morrow-Martin) (1971 – Chris Arnold)
Later on recorded on 22 september 1973.

The wonder of you (Knight) (1959 – Ray Peterson)
Later on recorded live during february 1970 engagement in Las Vegas.

When the snow is on the roses (Kusik-Snijder-Bader-Last) (1967 – Ed Ames)
One live performance is known from 24 august 1970 midnight Las Vegas.

You don't have to say you love me (Wickham-Napier-Bell) (1966 – Dusty Springfield)
Later on recorded 6 june 1970.

You gave me a mountain (Robbins) (1968 – Frankie Laine)
Later on recorded live during february 1972 engagement in Las Vegas.

Chips Moman wanted new songs for recording; altough a few other "oldies" were recorded during these sessions.
(source : A day in music – page 270-274-288)



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[Mister Moon]

These songs are not all rejected songs because most of these were recorded / performed on stage later on.

Part of the selected songs recording in january 1969:
Angelica (Mann-Weil); lyrics given to Roy Hamilton during his visit to the studio in Memphis.
Chills and fever (Ness-Rackep);
I washed my hands in muddy water (Babcock);
I will be true (Hunter);
Let there be you (Cavanough-Young);
Rags to riches (Adler-Ross);
Salt (no more information available);
Send out love (no more information available);
Sweet Angeline (Arnold-Martin-Martin);
The wonder of you (Baker-Knights);
When the snow is on the roses (Kusik-Snijder-Bader-Last);
You don't have to say you love me (Wickham-Napier-Bell);
You gave me a mountain (Robbins).

Chips Moman wanted new songs for recording; altough a few other "oldies" were recorded during these sessions.
The songs on the list were recorded by other artists in the past.

Thanks, colonel. Just a couple of precisions :

**"The Wonder Of You" was written by Baker Knight.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baker_Knight



**"Sweet Angeline" was written by Chris Arnold, Geoffrey Morrow and David Martin.

[colonel snow]

These songs are not all rejected songs because most of these were recorded / performed on stage later on.

Part of the selected songs recording in january 1969:
Angelica (Mann-Weil); lyrics given to Roy Hamilton during his visit to the studio in Memphis.
Chills and fever (Ness-Rackep);
I washed my hands in muddy water (Babcock);
I will be true (Hunter);
Let there be you (Cavanough-Young);
Rags to riches (Adler-Ross);
Salt (no more information available);
Send out love (no more information available);
Sweet Angeline (Arnold-Martin-Martin);
The wonder of you (Baker-Knights);
When the snow is on the roses (Kusik-Snijder-Bader-Last);
You don't have to say you love me (Wickham-Napier-Bell);
You gave me a mountain (Robbins).

Chips Moman wanted new songs for recording; altough a few other "oldies" were recorded during these sessions.
The songs on the list were recorded by other artists in the past.

Thanks, colonel. Just a couple of precisions :

**"The Wonder Of You" was written by Baker Knight.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baker_Knight



**"Sweet Angeline" was written by Chris Arnold, Geoffrey Morrow and David Martin.

Thanks Mr Moon for the corrections; I've to repair my files and sent this information to my source.


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