Elvis Presley - Clambake 2LP - FTD-Label

Elvis Presley – Clambake
FTD Limited 2LP Edition

FTD Vinyl proudly presents this exclusive limited 2LP edition of “Clambake” — a must-have release for serious Elvis collectors.

Originally released in October 1967, the Clambake soundtrack may not have dramatically changed Elvis’ movie formula at the time, but the September 1967 Nashville recordings included on the album elevated it far beyond a standard film soundtrack.

Songs such as:

“Guitar Man”

“Just Call Me Lonesome”

“Big Boss Man”

“You Don’t Know Me”

stand among the strongest studio recordings of Elvis’ late 1960s period. Add to that powerful tracks like “The Girl I Never Loved” and “How Can You Lose What You Never Had”, and this release becomes far more than just a movie soundtrack — it’s a vital Nashville session document.

✨ This Unique FTD Edition

This special limited edition is based on the original UK release and features the classic Red Dot RCA Victor label, a beautiful detail for collectors who appreciate historical authenticity.

This deluxe 2LP set includes:

✔ Original soundtrack masters
✔ Rare studio outtakes
✔ Alternate takes
✔ Single and movie versions
✔ Unedited overdubs

A deep and fascinating look inside Elvis’ creative Nashville sessions of 1967.

Track Listing
Disc 1 – Side 1

Guitar Man – take 12 overdub (unedited)

Clambake – take 3B

How Can You Lose What You Never Had – take 3

The Girl I Never Loved (master)

Singing Tree – remake takes 4,5

Big Boss Man – takes 1,2

Clambake (reprise) – take 4

Side 2

You Don’t Know Me (single master)

Hey, Hey, Hey – session takes

A House That Has Everything – alternate takes

Guitar Man – takes 6–9

Disc 2 – Side 3

Just Call Me Lonesome (alternate master)

Singing Tree (master)

You Don’t Know Me (movie version)

Confidence (master)

The Girl I Never Loved – alternate takes

Side 4

A House That Has Everything (master)

Hey, Hey, Hey (master)

Clambake (master)

Big Boss Man – master takes

Guitar Man – take 10

Just Call Me Lonesome – take 1 (master)

Why This FTD 2LP Is Essential

This release captures Elvis during a strong creative period in Nashville, where he returned to blues, country and mature pop material. Especially “Guitar Man” and “Big Boss Man” demonstrate Elvis’ raw energy and vocal authority.

The combination of:

Original UK-style presentation

Authentic Red Dot label design

Extensive session content

Limited FTD pressing

makes this a must-have vinyl release for serious Elvis collectors.

Available now at your Elvis specialist Bennies Fifties and the online Fifties Store.