Elvis Presley Got A Lot O’ Livin’ To Do LP PR-101 Mono Ghost Prod EX Vinyl LP
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Elvis Presley Got A Lot O’ Livin’ To Do LP PR-101 Mono Ghost Prod EX Vinyl LP
Excellent Vinyl, Excellent cover, excellent original inner sleeve.
Dick Clark Interviews
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These were conducted while Elvis was stationed in Friedberg, Germany during his military service.
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The interviews were aired on American Bandstand, and your LP includes:
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January 8, 1960: Elvis’s 25th birthday
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Late January or early February 1960: A follow-up call
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These segments run about 7 minutes total, and are prized for their candid tone and historical context.
🎬 Movie Dialogue Integration
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Side A: Dialogue and music from Jailhouse Rock, including the opening credit sequence — likely dubbed from VHS or early DVD sources.
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Side B: Dialogue from Loving You, again starting with the opening credits and flowing into songs like “Got A Lot O’ Livin’ To Do,” “Party,” and “Mean Woman Blues”1.
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This format mimics a soundtrack experience, blending scenes and songs into a continuous narrative — a hallmark of later fan-assembled pressings.
🧩 Unique Characteristics
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Unbanded tracks: No visible separations between songs, enhancing the cinematic feel.
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Ghost Productions credit: Indicates a 1977 variant distributed via mail-order by Vic Colonna just before Elvis’s passing.
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Pressed in Malaysia (as labeled), but produced and distributed in the U.S.
Side A – Jailhouse Rock Soundtrack + Interviews
This side flows like a cinematic experience, blending music and dialogue from the film:
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Young & Beautiful – Opening ballad from Jailhouse Rock
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I Wanna Be Free – Tender solo from the prison scene
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Young & Beautiful (Reprise) – Alternate version
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Don’t Leave Me Now – Emotional plea from Vince Everett
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Treat Me Nice – Classic rockabilly groove
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Jailhouse Rock – Title track with full movie intro sequence
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Baby I Don’t Care – Sung during the rehearsal montage
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Young & Beautiful (Final reprise) – Closing theme
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Dick Clark Interviews – Two phone calls from Germany:
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🎂 January 8, 1960 – Elvis’s 25th birthday
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📞 Late January 1960 – Follow-up chat about his return to civilian life
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These interviews are candid and warm, offering rare insight into Elvis’s mindset during his military service.
🔵 Side B – Loving You Soundtrack + Live Excerpts
This side continues the movie-style format, starting with the Loving You opening credits:
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Loving You (Fast Version) – Upbeat intro from the film
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Got A Lot O’ Livin’ To Do – Title track, full version
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Party – High-energy performance scene
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Medley: “Party” / “Teddy Bear” / “Lot O’ Livin’” / “Hot Dog” – Seamlessly blended from film audio
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Lonesome Cowboy – Crooning ballad from Deke Rivers
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Hot Dog – Rockabilly burst
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Mean Woman Blues – Bluesy swagger
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Teddy Bear – Fan favorite
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Loving You (Slow Version) – Romantic reprise
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Got A Lot O’ Livin’ To Do (Reprise) – Closing credits version
🎤 Live Excerpts – Vancouver, Canada (Aug. 31, 1957):
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Heartbreak Hotel – Brief crowd-pleaser
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I Was the One – Emotional delivery
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I Got a Woman – Gospel-infused rocker
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That’s When Your Heartaches Begin – Spoken intro and partial performance
These live clips are short and ambient — more like audio snapshots than full songs.
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