Elvis - Speedway

Review by Will Fielding

Elvis Presley's Speedway album is a must-have for any fan of the King of Rock and Roll. Released in 1968, this album features some of Elvis's most iconic hits, including "Your Time Hasn't Come Yet, Baby," "He's Your Uncle, Not Your Dad," and "Let Yourself Go."

One of the standout tracks on the album is "There Ain't Nothing Like A Song," which showcases Elvis's powerful voice and dynamic range. The song's upbeat tempo and catchy melody make it a perfect addition to any playlist.

Another standout track is "Suppose," a haunting ballad that showcases Elvis's ability to convey emotion through his music. The song's melancholic lyrics and haunting melody make it a standout track on the album.

Artist: Elvis
Album: Speedway

1969

Rating: 4.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Western Union (Takes 2, 3)	3:22
He's Your Uncle (Not Your Dad)
He's Your Uncle, Not Your Dad	2:25
Goin' Home (Takes 16, 23)	3:57
He's Your Uncle Not Your Dad	2:25
Let Yourself Go (Take 5)	3:05
Goin' Home (Takes 24, 21)	3:01
Who Are You (Who Am I?)	2:32
Western Union	2:10
Who Are You (Who Am I)	2:32
Your Groovy Self (Master)	2:55
Western Union (Take 1)	2:05
Suppose	2:01
Suppose (Nashville Master)	3:03
There Ain't Nothing Lika A Song	2:06
Your Groovy Self	2:54
Mine	2:36
Mine (Takes 1, 2, 3, 4)	5:36
Speedway	2:10
Your Time Hasn't Come Yet, Baby	1:49
Mine Takes 8, 9)	3:25
Five Sleepy Heads	1:29
Let Yourself Go (Take 6)	3:15
Goin' Home	2:23
Let Yourself Go	2:56
Five Sleepyheads
Who Are You? (Who Am I?)	2:32
Your Time Hasn't Come Yet, Baby (Movie Version)	2:02
Your Time Hasn't Come Yet Baby	1:49
There Ain't Nothing Like A Song	2:06

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Elvis Presley - He's Your Uncle, Not Your Dad

Elvis Presley - Going Home (New Edit) HD

Elvis Presley - There Ain't Nothing Like a Song

Elvis Presley - Who Are You? (Who Am I?) (1968)

Elvis Presley - Speedway (1968) from Speedway Motion Pictures RCA/FTD (2017) (MONO MASTER)

Nancy Sinatra - Your Groovy Self (Speedway '68)

Elvis Presley 'Let Yourself Go' from Speedway

Elvis - Your Time Hasn't Come Yet Baby (1968)

Elvis Presley - Speedway (special edit)

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RCA Victor
RCA
RCA International
RCA Victor, Follow That Dream Records
Victor

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Formats

Vinyl
LP
Album
Reissue
Black label
Mono
2 × Vinyl
Limited Edition
Special Edition
Stereo
Indianapolis Pressing
8-Track Cartridge
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Companies

Role	Company
Made By	RCA Schallplatten GmbH
Manufactured For	RCA Of Australia Pty. Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Follow That Dream Records
Copyright (c)	Follow That Dream Records
Recorded At	MGM Studios
Mastered At	Abbey Road Studios
Manufactured By	RCA Records Pressing Plant, Indianapolis
Published By	Carlin Music Corp.

Credits

Role	Credit
Bass	Bob Moore (tracks: A1 to B6, C2 to D6, D8 to D9), Chuck Berghofer (tracks: C1, D7)
Design	Jimmy Carpenter
Artwork By	Jimmy Carpenter
Drums	Buddy Harman (tracks: A1 to B6, C2 to D6, D8 to D9), D.J. Fontana (tracks: A1 to B6, C2 to D6, D8 to D9), Hal Blaine (tracks: C1, D7)
Film Director	Norman Taurog
Guitar	Al Casey (tracks: C1, D7), Chip Young (tracks: A1 to B6, C2 to D6, D8 to D9), Don Owens (tracks: C1, D7), Tiny "Tiny" Timbrell (tracks: A1 to B6, C2 to D6, D8 to D9), Tommy Tedesco (tracks: A1 to B6, C2 to D6, D8 to D9)
Mastered By	Sebastian Jeansson
Piano	Charlie Hodge (tracks: A1 to B6, C2 to D6, D8 to D9), Don Randi (tracks: C1, D7), Larry Knechtel (tracks: C1, D7), Larry Muhoberac (tracks: A1 to B6, C2 to D6, D8 to D9)
Producer	Roger Semon
Art Direction	Roger Semon
Remix	Sebastian Jeansson, Vic Anesini
Saxophone	Boots Randolph (tracks: A1 to B6, C2 to D6, D8 to D9)
Steel Guitar	Pete Drake (tracks: A1 to B6, C2 to D6, D8 to D9)
Trombone	Dick Hyde (tracks: C1, D7)
Trumpet	Charlie McCoy (tracks: A1 to B6, C2 to D6, D8 to D9), Oliver Mitchell (tracks: C1, D7), Roy Caton (tracks: C1, D7), Virgil Evans (tracks: C1, D7)
Backing Vocals	The Jordanaires (tracks: A1-6, B2-4, B6)
Liner Notes	八木　誠

Notes

(p) 1968
1980 release date on back sleeve
Side A, tracks 01-07 and Side B, track 01 are remixed masters
Indianapolis pressings are denoted by an 'I' in runouts. Some copies stamped NOT FOR SALE PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY on top left corner of jacket rear and issued with 8 x 10 'bonus photo' of Elvis
Tracks A1-A6 & B1 from the MGM Picture "Speedway"
All tracks published by Carlin Music Corp.
AUSTRALIAN BLACK LABEL 1ST PRESSING RCA LOGO ON 18MM SILVER CIRCLE STEREO
LABEL HAS STEREO AND MONO STOCK CODES . JACKET HAS STEREO STICKER
WPRS-1036 MATRIX IN RUN OFF INDICATES STEREO COPY
RCA reissue. First pressing in Japan was on Victor: Speedway
Released with obi. Back cover features Japanese liner notes and English lyrics.
Tracks A2 and B1 are with Nancy Sinatra.
All tracks, except B1 are With The Jordanires.
Tracks A6, B3-B6 are bonus tracks.

Barcodes

Label Code: LC 0316
Rights Society: GEMA
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): PL-42365-A
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): PL-42365-B
Other (Stereo equivalent): LSP-3989
Barcode: 0035628901217
Barcode: 5060209751061
Matrix / Runout (etching runout A): 506020-975106 A-3
Matrix / Runout (etching runout B): 506020-975106 B-1
Matrix / Runout (etching runout C): 506020-975106 C-1
Matrix / Runout (etching runout D): 506020-975106 D-1
Rights Society: BIEM nⒸb
Matrix / Runout (SIDE 1): WPRS-1037-2S I A1
Matrix / Runout (SIDE 2): WPRS-1036-2S I A2
Label Code (SIDE 1): (WPRS-1036)
Label Code (SIDE 2): (WPRS-1037)
Price Code: PP
Matrix / Runout: WPRS-1036
Matrix / Runout: WPRS-1037
Other (Mono equivalent): LPM-3989
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A - Stamped): WPRS 1036 111
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B - Stamped): WPRS 1037 111

Summary by Will Fielding

Speedway is a classic Elvis album that showcases the King of Rock and Roll at his best. From upbeat rockers to haunting ballads, this album has something for everyone and is a must-have addition to any music collection.

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askmerry

??⭐️??

lpeller

Great song.

princeofprinceolsi

No one comes close to the king

kubbegawan

brilliant

fariness

The thing I’ve noticed with Elvis is that he always dances/moves naturally, when it accompanies his singing. He doesn’t do any of that on trend jerking (or whatever you call it), which is typical for a lot of dance moves in the 60s era, that some of the other dancers do. That’s why he always looks timeless imo, whereas some of the others look dated!

kazuki2

I think this was one of Elvis's best moments-:)

batekaw

One of my favourites!

salescda206d977

Elvis is the type of sexy that most girls dream of. He was in fabulous voice and ridiculously sexy as ever.

yasminjamilah

I love this movie. I love elvis!!

gespo1211

Elvis always was, and always will be The King.
As I am sure someone must have already commented, the design for the car dining seats in the Jack Rabbit Slim club (here) inspired the scene in Pulp Fiction where Travolta dances with Uma Thurman.