Reverberations

Product Description
22 Tracks from 1966 to 1968 from the Legendary Texas Band that Holds the Distinction of Being the Very First Psychedelic Group to Record. Includes the Tracks of the Albums "The Psychedelic Sounds Of" and "Bull of the Woods".

Reverberations,13th Floor Elevators,Atom,Garage Rock,Pop,Psychedelic,Rock,Rock & Roll,Rock/Pop

Average customer rating: this is what heavy music is about. the best mathcore album since Calculating Inifinty [crying] gawsh X to the Treme XTREME

Transfer Trachea Reverberations from Point: False Omniscient The End Manufacturer: Relapse ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Hardcore | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Death Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Similar Items: Within Dividia Centralia Elementary Null Millenarian ASIN: B000086ENX Release Date: 2004-09-14

Tracks:

1. Her (Inamorata)
2. Opalescence, No. 1
3. Opalescence, No. 2
4. Asphyxiation of Lisa-Claire
5. For Mankind, Limited Renewal
6. Sonnet
7. Entirety in Infancy

Customer Reviews:

this is what heavy music is about........2007-05-20

this recording changed my life.

buy 10 copies.

this is real.

also get MARE.

now.

oh... p.s. you have to listen to this quite a few times. don't give up.

the best mathcore album since Calculating Inifinty.......2006-06-28

The End veer closer to Dillinger Escape Plan than Meshuggah on the mathcore spectrum, and like DEP's genius Calculating Infinity, this album is set apart from the heard for one reason other than the technical, jazzy, time-changes, blah, blah, blah, that everyone associates with this kind of music: diversity. You can tell when a song ends and the next one begins because each song is carefully crafted, inspite of its innate randomness that makes the genre so addicting. If I were to rank the greatest mathcore albums of all time, Calculating Infinity would be #1, and this would be #2. The genre is old enough to have been defined now, so my advise would be if you like the spastic hardcore/jazz fusion/grind of bands like DEP, Botch, Meshuggah, Converge, etc., buy this EP.

P.S.
Pass on their full length, Within Davidia, though. It sucks.

[crying].......2006-02-20

Man, this cd is so screwed up. (In a good way, obviously) Yes, this is definitely even more out there than their fantastic full length (Within Dividia), with more jazzy interludes, even more jagged, screeching guitar lines and electronic stuff and some strangely funky bass. (And of course, utterly insane technicality, but I'm not musical enough to declare either album the definitively more complex one. Suffice to say, they are both completely ridiculous in this aspect.) Unlike many here, however, I prefer that album. I like the horrifying, dark atmosphere of that album and the few more glimpses of melodicism and just the general greater cohesiveness but this is very good stuff. (Though 'Transfer Trachea...' has got quite a few moments of melodicism for a cd of this sort) Probably the most brutally weird tech-metalcore I've ever heard, and that's saying something. You probably won't remember a damn thing about it the first couple of times you listen to it besides a few vague impressions, but you'll probably have a good time listening to it anyway. I know I did. I can't utterly guarantee that you'll like it, obviously but ever tech-metal fan owes it to themself to at least check out The End.

However, I must curse Relapse for selling this as if it were a full length album. This is 22 minutes long. 22 minutes=EP. Obviously, I don't really care about the 3 extra bucks it cost me, but it's the principal of the thing.

gawsh.......2006-01-10

the best. without a doubt. picked it up one day at the store, didnt know anything, and popped it in. blam. try it.

X to the Treme XTREME.......2005-04-19

Wow, this rivals the heaviest of Dillinger Escape Plan; The End and Dillinger are 2 extreme bands you definitely want to check out! If you want to hear the 1st track full length with video, check them out at Relapse records.com

Average customer rating: mixed Brilliant acoustic covers by great unknowns

Beatles Tribute: Number One Again Various Artists Manufacturer: Reverberations ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Adult Alternative | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Fried Glass Onions--Memphis Meets The Beatles Revolution: A Rock Tribute to the Beatles Fried Glass Onions--Memphis Meets The Beatles Vol. 2 Motown Meets the Beatles This Bird Has Flown: A 40th Anniversary Tribute to the Beatles' Rubber Soul ASIN: B000067F8K Release Date: 2002-06-11

Tracks:

1. Something by Leslie King
2. I Want To Hold Your Hand by Nikki Boyer
3. The Long And Winding Road by Lisa Ferguson
4. Help by Melissa Quade
5. We Can Work It Out by Katherine Ramirez
6. Hello, Goodbye by Erin Alden
7. Eleanor Rigby by Brielle Morgan
8. Hey Jude by Theo Ray
9. Lady Madonna by Jil Guido
10. Let It Be by Jess Goldman
11. Penny Lane by Hathaway Pogue
12. All You Need Is Love by Maureen Mahon

Album Description

Up and coming Acoustic Female Vocal Singer/Songwriters interpret the songs of THE BEATLES including the #1 hits from HELP, MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR, LET IT BE, RUBBER SOUL and others. These unique renditions will appeal to fans of both THE BEATLES and those of contemporary Female Singer/Songwriters such as SHERYL CROW, ANI DIFRANCO, SARAH MCLACHLAN, JEWEL and others. This collection is a unique way to premire some of the very best upcoming talent of the genre.

Customer Reviews:

mixed.......2004-08-28

I'm a beatles fanatic. I even play in a tribute band here in Texas. Anyway, I like to pick up any Beatles related stuff I can find. I'd have to give Beatles Tribute: Number One Again mixed reviews. Excellent guitar work, solid bass, keys, etc, but uneven vocals. Some of the singers are good, some not. Hit and miss

Brilliant acoustic covers by great unknowns.......2002-07-11

This is an outstanding collection of Beatles songs by some clearly talented ladies with lovely voices. All the songs are well known, though some are rarely covered. One such song is All you need is love, which is slowed down and also feautures some finger-snapping, reminiscent of Peggy Lee's cover of Fever. I wanna hold your hand is also slowed down, but it's possible that Nikki may have heard Petula's cover of this song. All the other covers are more faithful but still excellent.

What confuses me is the packaging. It claims that these are all singer/songwriters, but no mention is made of any available music of their own songs, nor is there any description or pictures of any of the ladies. The only other products mentioned are two more tribute cover albums (to Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd). If this is supposed to be a way of getting more people to know them, this is a strange package indeed.

The really important thing for us is that this a brilliant acoustic tribute to the Beatles. If the record company are unable to take the opportunity to promote the ladies properly, that's their problem.

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A Tribute to the Carpenters Various Artists Manufacturer: Reverberations ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music ASIN: B0002CX1SE Release Date: 2004-07-13

Tracks:

1. Rainy Days and Mondays
2. Rainbow Connection
3. There's a Kind of Hush - Julie Griffen,
4. We've Only Just Begun
5. Hurting Each Other
6. (They Long to Be) Close to You - Richard Evans
7. Ticket to Ride
8. Sing
9. California Dreamin' - Robin McDonald
10. Top of the World
11. Superstar - Heather Miller
12. Merry Christmas Darling

Average customer rating: fun zeppelin addition Living Loving Fade? Where can I find these unknown singers??? Great guitar playing. ZEPPELIN FOR LILLITH FANS!

Livin' Lovin' Played: A Led Zeppelin Tribute Various Artists Manufacturer: Reverberations ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Chamber Maid: The Baroque Tribute to Led Zeppelin Encomium: A Tribute to Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin: This Ain't No Tribute Series The Blues Roots of Led Zeppelin Great Zeppelin: Tribute To Led Zeppelin ASIN: B00005YEOM Release Date: 2002-02-05

Tracks:

1. Over The Hills - Nikki Boyer
2. Ramble On - Patricia Maertens
3. The Rain Song - Aya Peard
4. Dyre' Maker - Leslie King
5. Going To California - Katherine Ramirez
6. Battle Of Evermore - Terra Gold & Leslie King
7. The Ocean - Melissa Quade
8. Dazed & Confused - Kirsten Laiken
9. Thank You - Kimberly Bosso
10. You Shook Me - Lisa Ferguson
11. Stairway To Heaven -Tracy McMillan
12. All Of My Love - Mor Koren & Kirsten Laiken

Album Description

Up and coming Acoustic Female Vocal Singer/Songwriters interpret the songs of LED ZEPPELIN including the hits from ZEPPELIN 2, ZEPPELIN 4, HOUSES OF THE HOLY and others. These unique renditions will appeal to fans of both LED ZEPPELIN and those of contemporary Female Singer/Songwriters such as SHERYL CROW, ANI DIFRANCO, SARAH MCLACHLAN, JEWEL and others. This collection is a unique way to premire some of the very best upcoming talent of the genre.

Album Description

Up & coming female acoustic singer-songwriters interpret classic Zeppelin songs. Lakeshore Records.

Customer Reviews:

fun zeppelin addition.......2005-06-18

This is a fun CD to have in your collection if you've grown a little tired of listening to Zeppelin. These (unknown) women give fresh, interesting, stripped down versions of old classics. Unlike another reviewer, I found the jazzy version of Stairway to be a marvelous way to actually be able to LISTEN to this song again. But the All of My Love version is a complete bust (but then it wasn't very good in the original, either...).

Living Loving Fade?.......2003-06-30

The guitar player IS good. What is it with the endings? They end abruptly, as if they were going to fade it out but didn't do the fade out. I liked the CD, the disapointment being "Stairway to Heaven" (obnoxius jazz/lounge version) and "All of My Love" (instrumental, sounds more like a backing track in need of a singer). Songs are acoustic versions of the songs, mostly, if not all in the original keys (since Plant sang high anyway, the girls had no trouble hitting "low" notes). If you have a sense of humor, somewhere out in the abyss is a CD of sound-a-like groups doing Stairway to Heaven...not Zepellin sound-a-likes, but a variety like Beatles, B-52's and Doors sound-a-likes. The only criteria was they use the same words to Stairway to Heaven. (melody changed in most cases)

Where can I find these unknown singers???.......2002-07-30

It would be nice if this CD included some information about where one can find these unknown female singers? Do they write their own material? Do they play in bands? Do they have CD's out?

The only one I am aware of is Nikki Boyer. She sings for her band called "The Spirit Theory." If you like this CD and her vioce, you should check them out.

Great guitar playing........2002-04-19

This album is a cool idea. Women singing Zeppelin songs. However, the best stuff on the album is the guitar work on "You Shook Me," "Ramble On" and "Dyre Maker." REALLY good guitarist.

ZEPPELIN FOR LILLITH FANS!.......2002-02-28

Cool record for a tribute. I would have liked it better if they got some people I knew on here like Sarah McLachlan, but I it's good anyway. Some of the singers interpratations are really fun and others make you think a bit (like hearing a girl, sing to a girl, about a girl).

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A Tribute to Elton John Various Artists Manufacturer: Reverberations ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music Tributes | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Two Rooms: Celebrating the Songs of Elton John & Bernie Taupin ASIN: B00008OM7E Release Date: 2003-04-08

Tracks:

1. I Guess That's Why The Call It The Blues - Leslie King
2. Tiny Dancer - Erin Alden
3. Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me - Renee Stahl
4. Daniel - Leslie King & Marmalade
5. Sad Song - Maureen & The Vicious Circle
6. Someone Saved My Life Tonight - Nikki Boyer
7. Sacrifice - Maureen Mahon
8. Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word - Renee Stahl
9. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Chris Kryger
10. Still Standing - Samantha Newark
11. Your Song - Meg Eisenberg
12. Candle In The Wind - Jenny Sherry

Average customer rating: Wellllll..... Another Big Miss for Reverberations Interesting concept, and well executed. Acoustic Back in Black

Backed in Black: Ac/Dc Tribute Various Artists Manufacturer: Reverberations ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Adult Alternative | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Back in Baroque: The String Quartet Tribute to AC/DC Back in Bluegrass: The Bluegrass Tribute AC/DC Safe in New York City Voltage Overload: A Tribute to AC/DC Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be... A Tribute To AC/DC ASIN: B00006C2QL Release Date: 2002-08-13

Tracks:

1. Hells Bells by Sunny Hodge
2. Shoot To Thrill by Marmalade
3. What Do You Do For Money Honey by Nikki Boyer
4. Given The Dog A Bone by My Sister Amazing
5. Let Me Put My Love Into You by Erin Alden
6. Back In Black by Reyo Bikkin
7. You Shook Me All Night Long by Leslie King
8. Have A Drink On Me by Kerstin Wiberg
9. Shake A Leg by Kate Higgins
10. Rock And Roll Ain't Noise Pollution by Roxanne Morgentem
11. Highway To Hell by Patty
12. For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) by Jessica Will

Album Description

Up and coming Acoustic Female Vocal Singer/Songwriters interpret the classic songs of AC/DC legendary album Back in Black, including the hits SHOOT TO THRILL, BACK IN BLACK, YOU SHOOK ME ALL NIGHT LONG, & ROCK AND ROLL AIN'T NOISE POLLUTION. These unique renditions will appeal to fans of both AC/DC and those of contemporary Female Singer/Songwriters such as SHERYL CROW, ANI DIFRANCO, SARAH MCLACHLAN, JEWEL and others. This collection is a unique way to premiere some of the very best upcoming talent of the genre.

Customer Reviews:

Wellllll............2005-03-06

Well...lets see. The tribute is a good idea, great songs. The singing is horrible, but the acousitcs are amazing. Who knew you could take a bad-ass song like "For those about to rock (we salute you) and play it on an acousitc guitar? But as for the singing goes, let's not pansey down AC/DC. Their a hard rock band, and they shouldn't be sung by female singers that sound like they should be singing country songs. Come on guys! That's like having Jimi Hendrix sing Stairway to Heaven.


Ride On

Another Big Miss for Reverberations.......2005-01-02

This is the 2nd tribute album I've been unfortunate enough to run into from this label. The first one I saw was a Black Sabbath tribute. I still have yet to hear one decent track from either of them. Anyone who enjoys the original music being covered, will find these albums to be weak and lame. A major snoozer! The only thing that keeps me awake while listening to it is the pain I feel from hearing it. The big appeal for most people who like these heavy metal/rock artists is the power and heaviness of the music. That idea is completly lost on this album. On rare occassion, it can be muted onto another style successfully, ie. Apocalyptica doing Metallica covers on cellos. In order for it to work the strong emotion needs to be maintained. Another miss on this album. This album has too many strikes against it. It just sucks. If you really like AC/DC, pass up this album and get some good headphones and crank up the old stuff. You'll be glad you did.

Interesting concept, and well executed........2003-07-20

Female acoustic versions of AC/DC songs? Yes, it's a gimmick, but it works on its own terms. And it's a sweet irony, considering AC/DC's music has always been macho, swaggering boys' anthems.

So what happens when you put an army of Lilith Fair-ready female artists to these tunes? Something pretty good, actually. In fact, the best track on here is the opener, Sunny Hodge's unbelievably sweet, feminine "Hells Bells". The original, with its spare, ominous electric guitar riff and slow grinding groove, is the last song I'd expected to work in this context, but Hodge turns the riff into an almost primitive-blues acoustic riff while her thin, sweet voice turns the cock-rock lyrics into something so bizarre, you just have to grin. Single-name artist Patty does a good job turning "Highway to Hell" into a country-rock busking tune (I've sung that song with this arrangement, myself), and Leslie King is also great on "You Shook Me All Night Long". "Back in Black", though, suffers from cover artist Reyo Bikkin's inability to hit those Brian Johnson high notes on the chorus, rendering those feral "Back in black!" hooks rather flaccid.

Strange and weirdly interesting. My big gripe is that, excluding the two "bonus tracks" ending the disc ("Highway to Hell" and "For Those about to Rock"), they did every song off the Back in Black album, thus rendering the song selection very limited. Imagined if they'd had someone do "Rising Power", "Thunderstruck" or "Let There Be Rock" with an acoustic guitar and female vocals!

Acoustic Back in Black.......2003-04-20

This is the 2nd stellar acoustic rendering of AC/DC's work. The first was Mark Kozelek's "What's Next to the Moon" that featured only Bon Scott-era tunes. "Backed in Black" features female artists performing the "Back in Black" album on acoustic guitar, with no bass or drums or any other instruments. These are serious, soulful renditions by artists who respect the original versions. This album is a must for my fellow AC/DC fanatics. (Caveat: buy this album and Kozelek's album instead of the subpar "Hillbilly Tribute to AC/DC".)

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A Tribute to Johnny Cash Various Artists Manufacturer: Reverberations ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Country | Styles | Music Similar Items: Train of Love: A Tribute to Johnny Cash Kindred Spirits: A Tribute to the Music of Johnny Cash Dressed in Black - A Tribute to Johnny Cash The Johnny Cash Children's Album ASIN: B00067HPTQ Release Date: 2004-11-02

Average customer rating: quite an evolution ... Outrageously unique tribute to the Brummies by US genius After all - It is a homemade spaceship

Homemade Spaceship: The Music of ELO P. Hux Manufacturer: Reverberations ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Adult Alternative | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Mile High Fan Alpacas Orgling On the Third Day Traffic and Weather ASIN: B0009GX20U Release Date: 2005-05-31

Tracks:

1. 10538
2. Mr. Blue Sky
3. Ma Ma Ma Belle
4. Can't Get It Out Of My Head
5. Showdown
6. Telephone Line
7. Evil Woman
8. Strange Magic
9. Sweet Talkin' Woman
10. Diary of Horace Wimp
11. Do Ya
12. Don't Bring Me Down

Customer Reviews:

quite an evolution ..........2006-05-08

This guy's sure come a hell of a long way since his 'Rick Rock' days in Chapel Hill, NC when my oldest brother-in-law used to play drums in his band. Who knew that Parth would get this big?! (Well, I'm sure P. Hux did!!)

Good album .... but then again, it's P. Hux, so how could it not be???

Outrageously unique tribute to the Brummies by US genius.......2006-04-13

In 1998, P. Hux (or Parthenon Huxley, as he is known to some) joined ELO Part II. So, he's well-familiar with the songs he covers on this CD. However, this jack-in-the-box makes these songs totally his own by delivering the most unusual cover versions imaginable.
P. Hux was asked by Lakeshore Records to do a tribute album to ELO, to which he obliged. But he doesn't cover the songs faithfully - oh no! He delivers renditions which break the original ELO music down into little pieces and re-assemble the songs in the "P. Hux Way"!
Some of the songs are beautiful acoustic-only renditions which show the sheer songwriting quality of the ELO - sometimes slightly overblown - originals. Cases in point are "10538 Overture", "Showdown" or "Strange Magic". They sound as if they were unreleased songs by Donovan.
In some cases, P. Hux chooses to go with a group arrangement, but in a way that he sees fit. And what does he make of these songs? ELO for the 21st Century, that's what! "Diary of Horace Wimp" or "Mr. Blue Sky" are perfect examples of this.
But the strangest - and maybe most brilliant - cover is that of "Don't Bring Me Down", the eternal disco stomper which you couldn't get away from no matter how you tried. His version is one that the Goons - yes, THE Goons - would be proud of. P. Hux totally deconstructs the song. You hear an instrument here and an instrument there - but never together. All the verses are SPOKEN with a stiff-upper-lip English accent, while the choruses deliver perfect harmony singing that would make the Beach Boys green with envy. The closest comparison would be Peter Sellers' renditions of Beatles songs such as "She Loves You", "Can't By Me Love" and "A Hard Day's Night" recorded in 1965 at Abbey Road under the auspices of George Martin. That's how funny this version is!
All said, P. Hux produces a totally left-field album full of songs you can tell he truly loves and wants to give a total makeover. If ELO called one of their albums "Discovery", this one here might just as well be called "Re-Discovery". Go, (re)discover!
(Find out more about P. Hux at www.parthenonhuxley.com)

After all - It is a homemade spaceship.......2005-06-09

P. Hux is NOT Jeff Lynne, and he does not try to be. Nor is this ELO part 2. Hux offers a different rendition of each song.
10538 - a great acoustic version; I liked this version the first time I heard it.
Mr. Blue Sky - Hux did take his foot off the gas on this one. The more I listen to this version, the better I like it.
Showdown - strictly acoustic with no percussion, it is much more melancholy than ELO's version(s).
Can't Get It Out Of My Head - a beautiful rendition by Hux; I love the violin and the electric guitar solos.
Telephone Line - being my fave ELO song, I have to remind myself that this is Hux not someone to parrot the great Lynne. This version is growing on me.
Sweet Talkin' Woman - as Hux wrote in the liner, this song whispered "let's waltz." This is not the Out of the Blue spaceship.
Evil Woman - "meets Black Sabbath." One of my favorites on this CD. A pretty cool violin intro included.
Ma-ma-ma Belle - this is nothing like the heavy ELO version; Hux almost sings in a whisper, playing only the acoustic guitar.
Strange Magic - a beautiful Hux version.
Diary of Horace Wimp - acoustic version with a cool ending.
Do Ya - again, another acoustic version, which I really like; my children think this is a popular green ogre singing this song to his love ("Fiona").
Don't Bring Me Down - I won't spoil this one; you've got to hear this version.
I gave this 4 stars and would have given it 5, but I wanted to be conservative. If you buy this, expecting to hear ELO or ELO part 2, then you could be disappointed. Myself being an ELO fan since 1975, I liked this CD better, after I listened to it four or five times.

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Carole King Tribute: New Tapestry Various Artists Manufacturer: Reverberations ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Pop | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music General | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music General | Pop | Indie Music | Stores | Music Traditional & Vocal Pop | Pop | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B00006JIBQ Release Date: 2002-09-24

Tracks:

1. I Feel The Earth Move - Nikki Boyer
2. So Far Away - Leslie King
3. It's Too Late - Kate
4. Home Again - Erin Alden
5. Beautiful - Julie Conant
6. Way Over Yonder - Patricia Maertens
7. You've Got A Friend - Reyo Bikkin
8. Where You Lead - Spring
9. Will You Love Me Tommorow? - Brielle Morgan
10. Smackwater Jack - Bridget Academy
11. Tapestry - melissa Quade
12. (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman - Marmalade

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Acoustic Coffee House: Tribute to Elvis Various Artists Manufacturer: Reverberations ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music General | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music Traditional & Vocal Pop | Pop | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B000085RRE Release Date: 2003-02-04

Tracks:

1. Don't Be Cruel - Performed by Briget Academy - Written by Blackwell/Presley
2. Love Me Tender - Performed by Leslie King - Written by Matson/Presley
3. In The Ghetto - Performed by Maureen Mahon Written by Davis
4. Are You Lonesome Tonight - Performed by Nikki Boyer Written by Handman/Turk
5. Can't Help Falling In Love With You - Performed by Marmalade Written by Creatore/Peretti/Weiss
6. Return to Sender - Performed by Erin Alden Written by Blackwell/Scott
7. Suspicious Minds - Performed by LaLae Written by James
8. Jailhouse Rock - Performed by Beth Dyan Written by Leiber/Stoller
9. Heartbreak Hotel - Performed by Reyo Bikkin Written by Axton/Durden/Presley
10. Hound Dog - Performed by Meg Eisenbery Written by Leiber/Stoller
11. All Shook Up - Performed by Karen Jones Written by Blackwell/Presley
12. Teddy Bear - Performed by Maureen and The Vicious Circle Written by Burnett/Hill/Royal/Sovine

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