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{{Infobox album
| name       = From Nashville to Memphis: The Essential '60s Masters
| type       = box
| artist     = [[Elvis Presley]]
| cover      = Elvis Presley - From Nashville to Memphis - The Essential 60s Masters Coverart.jpg
| alt        =
| released   = September 28, 1993
| recorded   = March 1960 – February 1969
| venue      =
| studio     =
| genre      = [[Rock music|Rock]]
| length     = 5:44:14
| label      = [[RCA Records]]
| producer   = Ernst Mikael Jorgensen<br/>Roger Semon
| prev_title = [[The King of Rock 'n' Roll: The Complete 50's Masters]]
| prev_year  = 1992
| next_title = [[Amazing Grace: His Greatest Sacred Performances]]
| next_year  = 1994
}}
{{Album ratings
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'''''From Nashville to Memphis: The Essential '60s Masters''''' is a [[Compact Disc|five-disc]] [[box set]] compilation of studio [[master recording]]s by American singer and musician [[Elvis Presley]] during the decade of the 1960s; it was released in 1993 on [[RCA Records]], catalogue number 66160-2. In its initial long-box release, it included a set of collectable stamps duplicating the [[record sleeve|record jackets]] of every Presley [[LP album|LP]] on RCA Victor, and those of the [[single (music)|singles]] pertinent to this box set. The set also includes a booklet with an extensive session list and [[discography]], as well as a lengthy essay by [[Peter Guralnick]]. It
was [[RIAA certification|certified Gold]] by the [[Recording Industry Association of America|RIAA]] on November 30, 1993, and Platinum on January 6, 2004. This set followed an exhaustive [[The King of Rock 'n' Roll: The Complete 50's Masters|box set of Presley's 1950s output]] and was followed by [[Command Performances: The Essential 60s Masters II|a collection of his soundtrack work]] a more selective [[Walk a Mile in My Shoes: The Essential '70s Masters|box set of his work in the 1970s]].
==Contents==
The box comprises every master recording made by Presley during the decade and released in his lifetime, with the exception of those made at [[recording session|sessions]] for movie [[soundtrack]]s or for [[television]] broadcasts, with one exception in the latter case. The set also excludes Presley's [[gospel music|gospel]] recordings and live performances, but does include songs that had been recorded at non-soundtrack sessions, but which were released on soundtrack albums in order to bring the album running-time to an acceptable length, such as the sessions of May 26 and May 27, 1963.  As a result of these criteria, only two of Presely's 1960s original albums are represented in their entirety in the set: ''[[Elvis Is Back!]]'' and ''[[From Elvis in Memphis]]''; all other Presley albums of the decade, with the exception of two gospel albums, included at least one film-derived recording, or in the case of ''[[From Memphis to Vegas/From Vegas to Memphis]]'', live recordings.
The first four discs and the first nine tracks of the fifth disc present the studio masters in chronological session order, with the above noted exceptions. The opening eighteen tracks of the first disc contain ''Elvis Is Back!'' and its three attendant [[Hit single|chart-topping]] singles, "[[Stuck on You (Elvis Presley song)|Stuck on You]]", "[[It's Now or Never (song)|It's Now or Never]]", and "[[Are You Lonesome Tonight? (song)|Are You Lonesome Tonight?]]", along with their [[A-side and B-side|B-sides]].  The remainder of disc one and discs two and three include the highlights "[[Surrender (Elvis Presley song)|Surrender]]", "[[(Marie's the Name) His Latest Flame|His Latest Flame]]", "[[Little Sister (Pomus/Shuman song)|Little Sister]]", "[[Suspicion (Terry Stafford song)|Suspicion]]", "[[She's Not You]]", his cover of [[Bob Dylan|Bob Dylan's]] "[[Tomorrow Is a Long Time]]", and "[[U.S. Male]]".  Disc three includes two previously unreleased recordings, an unreleased alternate take, and three unedited masters including a long version of the "[[Guitar Man (song)|Guitar Man]]" single that segues into "[[What'd I Say]]".
Disc four and the first nine tracks of disc five cover the entire released output of the Memphis sessions at [[American Sound Studio]], yielding the albums ''From Elvis in Memphis'' and the studio disk of the [[double album]] ''[[From Memphis to Vegas/From Vegas to Memphis]]'', along with various [[hit singles]] including his latter-day signature song, "[[Suspicious Minds]]". The remainder of disc five contains nine previously unreleased [[take|alternate takes]], a version of [[Chuck Berry|Chuck Berry's]] "[[Memphis, Tennessee (song)|Memphis Tennessee]]" from an earlier session, an unreleased recording from the Memphis sessions, an [[Overdubbing|undubbed]] version of his 1960 #1 [[hit single]] "[[It's Now or Never (song)|It's Now or Never]]", and the duet medley of "[[Love Me Tender (song)|Love Me Tender]]" and "[[Witchcraft (1957 song)|Witchcraft]]" between Presley and [[Frank Sinatra]], broadcast on [[The Frank Sinatra Timex Show: Welcome Home Elvis|Sinatra's ABC television special to welcome Elvis home]] after his service in the [[United States Armed Forces|army]] ended by the spring of 1960.
RCA issued two similarly configured companions, [[The King of Rock 'n' Roll: The Complete 50's Masters|a box set for the 1950s]] and [[Walk a Mile in My Shoes: The Essential '70s Masters|another one for the 1970s]]. A separate [[Compact Disc|two-disc]] set surveys highlights from the [[Command Performances: The Essential 60's Masters II|1960s soundtracks]]. The two non-soundtrack studio albums from the 1960s whose contents do not appear on this box, ''[[His Hand in Mine]]'' and ''[[How Great Thou Art (Elvis Presley album)|How Great Thou Art]]'', were released in a similar two-disc set for the gospel recordings in 1994, ''[[Amazing Grace: His Greatest Sacred Performances]]''.
The Sinatra/Presley duet was recorded at the [[Fontainebleau Hotel]] in [[Miami]], [[Florida]]. All other recordings were made in [[Tennessee]] at either [[RCA Studio B]] in [[Nashville, Tennessee|Nashville]], or at [[American Sound Studio|American Studio]] in [[Memphis, Tennessee|Memphis]]. Original recordings produced by [[Steve Sholes]], [[Chet Atkins]], [[Felton Jarvis]], and [[Chips Moman]].
==Track listing==
Chart positions for LPs from [[Billboard 200|''Billboard'' Top Pop Albums]] chart; positions for singles from [[Billboard Hot 100|''Billboard'' Pop Singles]] chart. Certain tracks listed as unreleased on the insert card of the [[jewel case]]s are unedited [[master recording|masters]] of issued tracks; those are indicated with an asterisk and listed with the original issue information for the released master. By late 1968, ''Billboard'' discontinued charting [[A-side and B-side|B-sides]].
===Disc one===
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:95%;"
|-
! Track || Song Title || Writer(s) || Time || Recorded || Release Date || Catalogue || Original LP Issue || Chart Peak
|-
| 1. || Make Me Know It || [[Otis Blackwell]] || 2:31 || 1960-03-20 || 1960-04-08 || LSP 2231 || ''[[Elvis Is Back!]]'' || #2
|-
| 2. || Soldier Boy || David Jones and Theodore Williams Jr. || 1:55 || 1960-03-20 || 1960-04-08 || LSP 2231 || ''[[Elvis Is Back!]]'' || #2
|-
| 3. || [[Stuck on You (Elvis Presley song)|Stuck on You]] || [[Aaron Schroeder]] and [[John Leslie McFarland|J. Leslie McFarland]] || 2:18 || 1960-03-20 || 1960-03-23 || 47-7740 || || #1
|-
| 4. || [[Fame and Fortune (Elvis Presley song)|Fame and Fortune]] || [[Fred Wise (songwriter)|Fred Wise]] and [[Ben Weisman]] || 2:30 || 1960-03-20 || 1960-03-23 || 47-7740b || || #17
|-
| 5. || [[A Mess of Blues]] || [[Doc Pomus]] and [[Mort Shuman]] || 2:39 || 1960-03-20 || 1960-07-05 || 47-7777b || || #32
|-
| 6. || [[It Feels So Right]] || [[Fred Wise (songwriter)|Fred Wise]] and [[Ben Weisman]] || 2:31 || 1960-03-20 || 1960-04-08 || LSP 2231 || ''[[Elvis Is Back!]]'' || #2
|-
| 7. || [[Fever (Little Willie John song)|Fever]] || [[Otis Blackwell]] (as John Davenport), [[Eddie Cooley]] || 2:58 || 1960-04-03 || 1960-04-08 || LSP 2231 || ''[[Elvis Is Back!]]'' || #2
|-
| 8. || [[Like a Baby]] || [[Jesse Stone]] || 2:24 || 1960-04-03 || 1960-04-08 || LSP 2231 || ''[[Elvis Is Back!]]'' || #2
|-
| 9. || [[It's Now or Never (song)|It's Now or Never]] || [[Eduardo di Capua]], [[Aaron Schroeder]], [[Wally Gold]] || 3:15 || 1960-04-03 || 1960-07-05 || 47-7777 || || #1
|-
| 10. || [[The Girl of My Best Friend]] || [[Beverly Ross]] and [[Sam Bobrick]] || 2:21 || 1960-04-03 || 1960-04-08 || LSP 2231 || ''[[Elvis Is Back!]]'' || #2
|-
| 11. || Dirty, Dirty Feeling || [[Jerry Leiber]] and [[Mike Stoller]] || 2:12 || 1960-04-03 || 1960-04-08 || LSP 2231 || ''[[Elvis Is Back!]]'' || #2
|-
| 12. || [[Thrill of Your Love]] || [[Stan Kesler]] || 2:38 || 1960-04-03 || 1960-04-08 || LSP 2231 || ''[[Elvis Is Back!]]'' || #2
|-
| 13. || [[I Gotta Know]] || [[Paul Evans (musician)|Paul Evans]] and Matt Williams || 2:15 || 1960-04-03 || 1960-11-01 || 47-7810b || || #20
|-
| 14. || [[Such a Night]] || [[Lincoln Chase]] || 2:15 || 1960-04-03 || 1960-04-08 || LSP 2231 || ''[[Elvis Is Back!]]'' || #2
|-
| 15. || [[Are You Lonesome Tonight? (song)|Are You Lonesome Tonight?]] || [[Lou Handman]] and [[Roy Turk]] || 3:05 || 1960-04-03 || 1960-11-01 || 47-7810 || || #1
|-
| 16. || Girl Next Door Went A-Walking || [[Bill Rice]] and [[Thomas Wayne]] || 2:24 || 1960-04-03 || 1960-04-08 || LSP 2231 || ''[[Elvis Is Back!]]'' || #2
|-
| 17. || [[I Will Be Home Again]] || [[Bennie Benjamin]], Raymond Leveen, Lou Singer || 2:28 || 1960-04-03 || 1960-04-08 || LSP 2231 || ''[[Elvis Is Back!]]'' || #2
|-
| 18. || [[Reconsider Baby]] || [[Lowell Fulson]] || 3:39 || 1960-04-03 || 1960-04-08 || LSP 2231 || ''[[Elvis Is Back!]]'' || #2
|-
| 19. || [[Surrender (Elvis Presley song)|Surrender]] || [[Doc Pomus]] and [[Mort Shuman]] || 1:51 || 1960-10-30 || 1961-02-07 || 47-7850 || || #1
|-
| 20. || I'm Comin' Home || [[Charlie Rich]] || 2:20 || 1961-03-12 || 1961-06-17 || LSP 2370 || ''[[Something for Everybody]]'' || #1
|-
| 21. || Gently || Murray Wisell and [[Edward Lisbona]] || 2:15 || 1961-03-12 || 1961-06-17 || LSP 2370 || ''[[Something for Everybody]]'' || #1
|-
| 22. || In Your Arms || [[Aaron Schroeder]] and [[Wally Gold]] || 1:50 || 1961-03-12 || 1961-06-17 || LSP 2370 || ''[[Something for Everybody]]'' || #1
|-
| 23. || Give Me the Right || [[Fred Wise (songwriter)|Fred Wise]] and Norman Blagman || 2:32 || 1961-03-12 || 1961-06-17 || LSP 2370 || ''[[Something for Everybody]]'' || #1
|-
| 24. || [[I Feel So Bad (Chuck Willis song)|I Feel So Bad]] || [[Chuck Willis]] || 2:53 || 1961-03-12 || 1961-05-02 || 47-7880 || || #5
|-
| 25. || [[It's a Sin (Eddy Arnold song)|It's a Sin]] || [[Fred Rose (musician)|Fred Rose]] and [[Zeb Turner]] || 2:39 || 1961-03-12 || 1961-06-17 || LSP 2370 || ''[[Something for Everybody]]'' || #1
|-
| 26. || I Want You With Me || [[Woody Harris]] || 2:13 || 1961-03-12 || 1961-06-17 || LSP 2370 || ''[[Something for Everybody]]'' || #1
|-
| 27. || [[There's Always Me]] || [[Don Robertson (songwriter)|Don Robertson]] || 2:16 || 1961-03-12 || 1961-06-17 || LSP 2370 || ''[[Something for Everybody]]'' || #1
|}
===Disc two===
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:95%;"
|-
! Track || Song Title || Writer(s) || Time || Recorded || Release Date || Catalogue || Original LP Issue || Chart Peak
|-
| 1. || [[Starting Today (Elvis Presley song)|Starting Today]] || [[Don Robertson (songwriter)|Don Robertson]] || 2:03 || 1961-03-12 || 1961-06-17 || LSP 2370 || ''[[Something for Everybody]]'' || #1
|-
| 2. || [[Sentimental Me]] || James T. Morehead, James Cassin || 2:31 || 1961-03-12 || 1961-06-17 || LSP 2370 || ''[[Something for Everybody]]'' || #1
|-
| 3. || [[Judy (Elvis Presley song)|Judy]] || Teddy Redell || 2:10 || 1961-03-12 || 1961-06-17 || LSP 2370 || ''[[Something for Everybody]]'' || #1
|-
| 4. || Put the Blame on Me || [[Fred Wise (songwriter)|Fred Wise]], [[Kay Twomey]] and Norman Blagman || 1:57 || 1961-03-12 || 1961-06-17 || LSP 2370 || ''[[Something for Everybody]]'' || #1
|-
| 5. || [[Kiss Me Quick (Elvis Presley song)|Kiss Me Quick]] || [[Doc Pomus]] and [[Mort Shuman]] || 2:46 || 1961-06-25 || 1962-06-05 || LSP 2523 || ''[[Pot Luck (Elvis Presley album)|Pot Luck with Elvis]]'' || #4
|-
| 6. || [[That's Someone You Never Forget]] || [[Red West]] and Elvis Presley || 2:47 || 1961-06-25 || 1962-06-05 || LSP 2523 || ''[[Pot Luck (Elvis Presley album)|Pot Luck with Elvis]]'' || #4
|-
| 7. || [[I'm Yours (Elvis Presley song)|I'm Yours]] || Hal Blair and [[Don Robertson (songwriter)|Don Robertson]] || 2:21 || 1961-06-25 || 1962-06-05 || LSP 2523 || ''[[Pot Luck (Elvis Presley album)|Pot Luck with Elvis]]'' || #4
|-
| 8. || [[(Marie's the Name) His Latest Flame]] || [[Doc Pomus]] and [[Mort Shuman]] || 2:07 || 1961-06-25 || 1961-08-08 || 47-7908 || || #4
|-
| 9. || [[Little Sister (Elvis Presley song)|Little Sister]] || [[Doc Pomus]] and [[Mort Shuman]] || 2:30 || 1961-06-25 || 1961-08-08 || 47-7908b || || #5
|-
| 10. || For the Millionth and the Last Time || [[Roy C. Bennett]] and [[Sid Tepper]] || 2:05 || 1961-10-15 || 1965-08-10 || LSP 3450 || ''[[Elvis for Everyone]]'' || #10
|-
| 11. || [[Good Luck Charm]] || [[Aaron Schroeder]] and [[Wally Gold]] || 2:23 || 1961-10-15 || 1962-02-27 || 47-7992 || || #1
|-
| 12. || [[Anything That's Part of You]] || [[Don Robertson (songwriter)|Don Robertson]] || 2:04 || 1961-10-15 || 1962-02-27 || 47-7992b || || #31
|-
| 13. || I Met Her Today || Hal Blair and [[Don Robertson (songwriter)|Don Robertson]] || 2:42 || 1961-10-15 || 1965-08-10 || LSP 3450 || ''[[Elvis for Everyone]]'' || #10
|-
| 14. || [[Night Rider (Elvis Presley song)|Night Rider]] || [[Doc Pomus]] and [[Mort Shuman]] || 2:08 || 1961-10-15 || 1962-06-05 || LSP 2523 || ''[[Pot Luck (Elvis Presley album)|Pot Luck with Elvis]]'' || #4
|-
| 15. || Something Blue || [[Paul Evans (musician)|Paul Evans]] and Al Byron || 2:57 || 1962-03-18 || 1962-06-05 || LSP 2523 || ''[[Pot Luck (Elvis Presley album)|Pot Luck with Elvis]]'' || #4
|-
| 16. || Gonna Get Back Home Somehow || [[Doc Pomus]] and [[Mort Shuman]] || 2:27 || 1962-03-18 || 1962-06-05 || LSP 2523 || ''[[Pot Luck (Elvis Presley album)|Pot Luck with Elvis]]'' || #4
|-
| 17. || [[(Such an) Easy Question]] || [[Otis Blackwell]] and [[Winfield Scott (songwriter)|Winfield Scott]] || 2:18 || 1962-03-18 || 1962-06-05 || LSP 2523 || ''[[Pot Luck (Elvis Presley album)|Pot Luck with Elvis]]'' || #4
|-
| 18. || Fountain of Love || [[Bill Giant]] and Jeff Lewis || 2:12 || 1962-03-18 || 1962-06-05 || LSP 2523 || ''[[Pot Luck (Elvis Presley album)|Pot Luck with Elvis]]'' || #4
|-
| 19. || Just for Old Time Sake || [[Roy C. Bennett]] and [[Sid Tepper]] || 2:08 || 1962-03-18 || 1962-06-05 || LSP 2523 || ''[[Pot Luck (Elvis Presley album)|Pot Luck with Elvis]]'' || #4
|-
| 20. || [[You'll Be Gone]] || [[Red West]], [[Charlie Hodge (guitarist)|Charlie Hodge]], Elvis Presley || 2:23 || 1962-03-18 || 1965-02-09 || 47-8500b || ||
|-
| 21. || I Feel That I've Known You Forever || [[Doc Pomus]], Alan Jeffreys || 1:39 || 1962-03-19 || 1962-06-05 || LSP 2523 || ''[[Pot Luck (Elvis Presley album)|Pot Luck with Elvis]]'' || #4
|-
| 22. || [[Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello]] || [[Jerry Leiber]] and [[Mike Stoller]] || 1:51 || 1962-03-19 || 1962-07-17 || 47-8041b || || #55
|-
| 23. || [[Suspicion (Terry Stafford song)|Suspicion]] || [[Doc Pomus]] and [[Mort Shuman]] || 2:34 || 1962-03-19 || 1962-06-05 || LSP 2523 || ''[[Pot Luck (Elvis Presley album)|Pot Luck with Elvis]]'' || #4
|-
| 24. || [[She's Not You]] || [[Doc Pomus]], [[Jerry Leiber]], [[Mike Stoller]] || 2:08 || 1962-03-19 || 1962-07-17 || 47-8041 || || #5
|-
| 25. || Echoes of Love || Bob Roberts and Paddy McMains || 2:38 || 1963-05-26 || 1964-04-02 || LSP 2894 || ''[[Kissin' Cousins (soundtrack)|Kissin' Cousins]]'' || #6
|-
| 26. || Please Don't Drag That String Around || [[Otis Blackwell]] and [[Winfield Scott (songwriter)|Winfield Scott]] || 1:53 || 1963-05-26 || 1963-06-18 || 47-8188b || ||
|-
| 27. || [[(You're the) Devil in Disguise]] || [[Bernie Baum]], [[Bill Giant]] and [[Florence Kaye]] || 2:20 || 1963-05-26 || 1963-06-18 || 47-8188 || || #3
|-
| 28. || [[Never Ending (Elvis Presley song)|Never Ending]] || [[Buddy Kaye]] and [[Philip Springer]] || 1:57 || 1963-05-26 || 1964-07-14 || 47-8400b || ||
|-
| 29. || What Now, What Next, Where To || Hal Blair and [[Don Robertson (songwriter)|Don Robertson]] || 1:56 || 1963-05-26 || 1967-06-01 || LSP 3787 || ''[[Double Trouble (soundtrack)|Double Trouble]]'' || #3
|-
| 30. || [[Witchcraft (1955 song)|Witchcraft]] || [[Dave Bartholomew]] and [[Pearl King (songwriter)|Pearl King]] || 2:17 || 1963-05-26 || 1963-10-01 || 47-8243b || || #32
|-
| 31. || [[Finders Keepers, Losers Weepers]] || Dory Jones and [[Ollie Jones (songwriter)|Ollie Jones]] || 1:47 || 1963-05-26 || 1965-08-10 || LSP 3450 || ''[[Elvis for Everyone]]'' || #10
|-
| 32. || Love Me Tonight || [[Don Robertson (songwriter)|Don Robertson]] || 2:00 || 1963-05-26 || 1963-11-01 || LSP 2756 || ''[[Fun in Acapulco (soundtrack)|Fun in Acapulco]]'' || #3
|}
===Disc three===
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:95%;"
|-
! Track || Song Title || Writer(s) || Time || Recorded || Release Date || Catalogue || Original LP Issue || Chart Peak
|-
| 1. || [[(It's a) Long Lonely Highway]] || [[Doc Pomus]] and [[Mort Shuman]] || 2:20 || 1963-05-27 || 1964-04-02 || LSP 2894 || ''[[Kissin' Cousins]]'' || #6
|-
| 2. || Western Union || [[Roy C. Bennett]] and [[Sid Tepper]] || 2:09 || 1963-05-27 || 1968-05-01 || LSP 3989 || ''[[Speedway (album)|Speedway]]'' || #82
|-
| 3. || Slowly but Surely || [[Sid Wayne]] and [[Ben Weisman]] || 2:13 || 1963-05-27 || 1963-11-01 || LSP 2756 || ''[[Fun in Acapulco]]'' || #3
|-
| 4. || [[Blue River (song)|Blue River]] || [[Paul Evans (musician)|Paul Evans]] and [[Fred Tobias]] || 1:32 || 1963-05-27 || 1965-12-03 || 47-8740b || || #95
|-
| 5. || [[Memphis, Tennessee (song)|Memphis, Tennessee]] || [[Chuck Berry]] || 2:08 || 1964-01-12 || 1965-08-10 || LSP 3450 || ''[[Elvis for Everyone]]'' || #10
|-
| 6. || [[Ask Me (Elvis Presley song)|Ask Me]] || [[Domenico Modugno]], [[Bernie Baum]], [[Florence Kaye]], [[Bill Giant]] || 2:05 || 1964-01-12 || 1964-09-22 || 47-8840 || || #12
|-
| 7. || [[It Hurts Me]] || [[Joy Byers]] and [[Charlie Daniels]] || 2:27 || 1964-01-12 || 1964-02-10 || 47-8307b || || #29
|-
| 8. || [[Down in the Alley (The Clovers song)|Down in the Alley]] || [[Jesse Stone]] || 2:48 || 1966-05-25 || 1966-10-31 || LSP 3702 || ''[[Spinout (album)|Spinout]]'' || #18
|-
| 9. || [[Tomorrow Is a Long Time]] || [[Bob Dylan]] || 5:20 || 1966-05-25 || 1966-10-31 || LSP 3702 || ''[[Spinout (album)|Spinout]]'' || #18
|-
| 10. || [[Love Letters (song)|Love Letters]] || [[Edward Heyman]] and [[Victor Young]] || 2:50 || 1966-05-26 || 1966-06-08 || 47-8870 || || #19
|-
| 11. || [[Beyond the Reef]] || Jack Pitman || 3:03 || 1966-05-26 || || || previously unreleased ||
|-
| 12. || [[Come What May (Elvis Presley song)|Come What May]] || Frank Tableporter || 1:58 || 1966-05-28 || || || unreleased alternate take ||
|-
| 13. || [[Fools Fall in Love]] || [[Jerry Leiber]] and [[Mike Stoller]] || 2:04 || 1966-05-28 || 1967-01-10 || 47-9056b || ||
|-
| 14. || [[Indescribably Blue]] || [[Darrell Glenn]] || 2:47 || 1966-06-10 || 1967-01-10 || 47-9056 || || #33
|-
| 15. || [[I'll Remember You]]* || [[Kui Lee]] || 4:05 || 1966-06-10 || 1966-10-31 || LSP 3702 || ''[[Spinout (album)|Spinout]]'' || #18
|-
| 16. || [[If Every Day Was Like Christmas]] || [[Red West]] || 2:42 || 1966-06-10 || 1966-11-15 || 47-8950 || ||
|-
| 17. || Suppose || [[Sylvia Dee]] and George Goehring || 3:01 || 1967-03-20 || || || previously unreleased ||
|-
| 18. || [[Guitar Man (song)|Guitar Man]] / [[What'd I Say]]* || [[Jerry Reed]] / [[Ray Charles]] || 2:57 || 1967-09-10 || 1968-01-09 || 47-9425 || || #43
|-
| 19. || [[Big Boss Man (song)|Big Boss Man]] || [[Luther Dixon]] and Al Smith || 2:50 || 1967-09-10 || 1967-09-26 || 47-9341 || || #38
|-
| 20. || Mine || [[Roy C. Bennett]] and [[Sid Tepper]] || 2:35 || 1967-09-10 || 1968-05-01 || LSP 3989 || ''[[Speedway (album)|Speedway]]'' || #82
|-
| 21. || [[Just Call Me Lonesome (Eddy Arnold song)|Just Call Me Lonesome]] || [[Rex Griffin]] || 2:05 || 1967-09-10 || 1967-10-10 || LSP 3893 || ''[[Clambake (album)|Clambake]]'' || #40
|-
| 22. || [[Hi-Heel Sneakers]]* || [[Tommy Tucker (singer)|Robert Higginbotham]] || 4:46 || 1967-09-11 || 1968-01-09 || 47-9425b || ||
|-
| 23. || [[You Don't Know Me (Cindy Walker song)|You Don't Know Me]] || [[Cindy Walker]] and [[Eddy Arnold]] || 2:27 || 1967-09-11 || 1967-09-26 || 47-9341b || || #44
|-
| 24. || Singing Tree || [[A.&nbsp;L. Owens]] and A.C. Solberg || 2:17 || 1967-09-11 || 1967-10-10 || LSP 3893 || ''[[Clambake (album)|Clambake]]'' || #40
|-
| 25. || [[Too Much Monkey Business]] || [[Chuck Berry]] || 2:29 || 1968-01-15 || 1968-10 || PRS 279 || ''[[Elvis Sings Flaming Star]]'' ||
|-
| 26. || [[U.S. Male]] || [[Jerry Reed]] || 2:42 || 1968-01-16 || 1968-02-28 || 47-9465 || || #28
|}
===Disc four===
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:95%;"
|-
! Track || Song Title || Writer(s) || Time || Recorded || Release Date || Catalogue || Original LP Issue || Chart Peak
|-
| 1. || [[Long Black Limousine]] || [[Bobby George]], Vern Stovall || 3:37 || 1969-01-13 || 1969-06-17 || LSP 4155 || ''[[From Elvis in Memphis]]'' || #13
|-
| 2. || This Is the Story || Calvin Arnold, David Martin, [[Geoff Morrow]] || 2:28 || 1969-01-13 || 1969-11 || LSP 6020 || ''[[From Memphis to Vegas / From Vegas to Memphis]]'' || #12
|-
| 3. || [[Wearin' That Loved-On Look]] || [[A.&nbsp;L. Owens]], [[Dallas Frazier]] || 2:44 || 1969-01-13 || 1969-06-17 || LSP 4155 || ''From Elvis in Memphis'' || #13
|-
| 4. || [[You'll Think of Me (Elvis Presley song)|You'll Think of Me]] || [[Mort Shuman]] || 3:58 || 1969-01-14 || 1969-08-26 || 47-9764b || ||
|-
| 5. || A Little Bit of Green || Calvin Arnold, David Martin, [[Geoff Morrow]] || 3:21 || 1969-01-14 || 1969-11 || LSP 6020 || ''From Memphis to Vegas / From Vegas to Memphis'' || #12
|-
| 6. || [[Gentle on My Mind]] || [[John Hartford]] || 3:20 || 1969-01-14 || 1969-06-17 || LSP 4155 || ''From Elvis in Memphis'' || #13
|-
| 7. || [[I'm Moving On (Hank Snow song)|I'm Moving On]] || [[Hank Snow]] || 2:52 || 1969-01-14 || 1969-06-17 || LSP 4155 || ''From Elvis in Memphis'' || #13
|-
| 8. || [[Don't Cry Daddy]] || [[Mac Davis]] || 2:46 || 1969-01-15 || 1969-11-11 || 47-9768 || || #6
|-
| 9. || Inherit the Wind || [[Eddie Rabbitt]] || 2:56 || 1969-01-15 || 1969-11 || LSP 6020 || ''From Memphis to Vegas / From Vegas to Memphis'' || #12
|-
| 10. || [[Mama Liked the Roses]] || [[Johnny Christopher]] || 2:47 || 1969-01-15 || 1970-04-20 || 47-9835b || ||
|-
| 11. || My Little Friend || Shirl Milete || 2:43 || 1969-01-16 || 1970-01-29 || 47-9791b || ||
|-
| 12. || [[In the Ghetto]] || [[Mac Davis]] || 2:45 || 1969-01-20 || 1969-04-14 || 47-9741 ||''From Elvis in Memphis''|| #3
|-
| 13. || [[Rubberneckin']] || Dory Jones, Bunny Warren || 2:09 || 1969-01-20 || 1969-11-11 || 47-9768b || ||
|-
| 14. || [[From a Jack to a King]] || [[Ned Miller]] || 2:23 || 1969-01-21 || 1969-11 || LSP 6020 || ''From Memphis to Vegas / From Vegas to Memphis'' || #12
|-
| 15. || [[Hey Jude]] || [[Lennon and McCartney|John Lennon and Paul McCartney]] || 4:29 || 1969-01-21 || 1972-02-20 || LSP 4671 || ''[[Elvis Now]]'' || #43
|-
| 16. || [[Without Love (Clyde McPhatter song)|Without Love (There Is Nothing)]] || Danny Small || 2:51 || 1969-01-22 || 1969-11 || LSP 6020 || ''From Memphis to Vegas / From Vegas to Memphis'' || #12
|-
| 17. || [[I'll Hold You in My Heart (Till I Can Hold You in My Arms)]] || [[Eddy Arnold]], Hal Horton, Thomas Dilbeck || 4:32 || 1969-01-22 || 1969-06-17 || LSP 4155 || ''From Elvis in Memphis'' || #13
|-
| 18. || [[I'll Be There (Bobby Darin song)|I'll Be There]] || [[Bobby Darin]] || 2:21 || 1969-01-22 || 1970-04 || CAS 2408 || ''[[Let's Be Friends]]'' || #105
|-
| 19. || [[Suspicious Minds]] || [[Mark James (songwriter)|Mark James]] || 3:28 || 1969-01-22 || 1969-08-26 || 47-9764 || || #1
|-
| 20. || [[True Love Travels on a Gravel Road]] || [[Dallas Frazier]] and [[A.&nbsp;L. Owens]] || 2:37 || 1969-02-17 || 1969-06-17 || LSP 4155 || ''From Elvis in Memphis'' || #13
|-
| 21. || Stranger in My Own Home Town || [[Percy Mayfield]] || 4:23 || 1969-02-17 || 1969-11 || LSP 6020 || ''From Memphis to Vegas / From Vegas to Memphis'' || #12
|-
| 22. || [[And the Grass Won't Pay No Mind]] || [[Neil Diamond]] || 3:08 || 1969-02-17 || 1969-11 || LSP 6020 || ''From Memphis to Vegas / From Vegas to Memphis'' || #12
|-
| 23. || Power of My Love || [[Bernie Baum]], [[Bill Giant]], [[Florence Kaye]] || 2:34 || 1969-02-18 || 1969-06-17 || LSP 4155 || ''From Elvis in Memphis'' || #13
|}
===Disc five===
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:95%;"
|-
! Track || Song Title || Writer(s) || Time || Recorded || Release Date || Catalogue || Original LP Issue || Chart Peak
|-
| 1. || [[After Loving You]] || Johnny Lantz, [[Eddie Miller (songwriter)|Eddie Miller]] || 3:05 || 1969-02-18 || 1969-06-17 || LSP 4155 || ''From Elvis in Memphis'' || #13
|-
| 2. || Do You Know Who I Am? || [[Bobby Russell]] || 2:47 || 1969-02-18 || 1969-11 || LSP 6020 || ''From Memphis to Vegas / From Vegas to Memphis'' || #12
|-
| 3. || [[Kentucky Rain]] || [[Eddie Rabbitt]], Dick Heard || 3:14 || 1969-02-19 || 1970-01-29 || 47-9791 || || #16
|-
| 4. || [[Only the Strong Survive (Jerry Butler song)|Only the Strong Survive]] || [[Jerry Butler (singer)|Jerry Butler]], [[Leon Huff]], [[Kenny Gamble]] || 2:40 || 1969-02-19 || 1969-06-17 || LSP 4155 || ''From Elvis in Memphis'' || #13
|-
| 5. || [[It Keeps Right On a-Hurtin' (song)|It Keeps Right On a-Hurtin']] || [[Johnny Tillotson]] || 2:36 || 1969-02-20 || 1969-06-17 || LSP 4155 || ''From Elvis in Memphis'' || #13
|-
| 6. || [[Any Day Now (Burt Bacharach song)|Any Day Now]] || [[Burt Bacharach]] and [[Bob Hilliard]] || 2:58 || 1969-02-20 || 1969-04-14 || 47-9741b || ''From Elvis in Memphis'' ||
|-
| 7. || If I'm a Fool (For Loving You) || [[Stan Kesler]] || 2:43 || 1969-02-20 || 1970-04 || CAS 2408 || ''Let's Be Friends'' || #105
|-
| 8. || The Fair Is Moving On || [[Guy Fletcher (songwriter)|Guy Fletcher]], [[Doug Flett]] || 3:07 || 1969-02-21 || 1969-06-17 || 47-9747b || ''From Memphis to Vegas / From Vegas to Memphis''||
|-
| 9. || Who Am I? || [[Charles Rusty Goodman]] || 2:07 || 1969-02-22 || 1971-03-22 || CALX 2472 || ''[[You'll Never Walk Alone (Elvis Presley album)|You'll Never Walk Alone]]'' || #69
|-
| 10. || [[This Time (Thomas Wayne song)|This Time]] / [[I Can't Stop Loving You]] || [[Chips Moman]] / [[Don Gibson]] || 3:50 || 1969-02-17 || || || previously unreleased ||
|-
| 11. || [[In the Ghetto]] || [[Mac Davis]] || 2:46 || 1969-01-20 || || || previously unreleased take ||
|-
| 12. || [[Suspicious Minds]] || [[Mark James (songwriter)|Mark James]] || 3:14 || 1969-01-22 || || || previously unreleased take ||
|-
| 13. || [[Kentucky Rain]] || [[Eddie Rabbitt]], Dick Heard || 3:10 || 1969-02-19 || || || previously unreleased take ||
|-
| 14. || [[Big Boss Man (song)|Big Boss Man]] || [[Luther Dixon]], Al Smith || 3:36 || 1967-09-10 || || || previously unreleased take ||
|-
| 15. || [[Down in the Alley (The Clovers song)|Down in the Alley]] || [[Jesse Stone]] || 3:11 || 1966-05-25 || || || previously unreleased take ||
|-
| 16. || [[Memphis, Tennessee (song)|Memphis, Tennessee]] || [[Chuck Berry]] || 2:12 || 1963-05-27 || || || previously unreleased ||
|-
| 17. || [[I'm Yours (Elvis Presley song)|I'm Yours]] || Hal Blair, [[Don Robertson (songwriter)|Don Robertson]] || 2:17 || 1961-06-25 || || || previously unreleased take ||
|-
| 18. || [[(Marie's the Name) His Latest Flame]] || [[Doc Pomus]], [[Mort Shuman]] || 2:00 || 1961-06-25 || || || previously unreleased take ||
|-
| 19. || [[That's Someone You Never Forget]] || [[Red West]], Elvis Presley || 2:38 || 1961-06-25 || || || previously unreleased take ||
|-
| 20. || [[Surrender (Elvis Presley song)|Surrender]] || [[Doc Pomus]], [[Mort Shuman]] || 1:50 || 1960-10-30 || || || previously unreleased take ||
|-
| 21. || [[It's Now or Never (song)|It's Now or Never]] || [[Aaron Schroeder]] and [[Wally Gold]] || 3:14 || 1960-04-03 || || || previously unreleased version ||
|-
| 22. || [[Love Me Tender (song)|Love Me Tender]] / [[Witchcraft (1957 song)|Witchcraft]] || Vera Matson and Elvis Presley /<br> [[Cy Coleman]] and [[Carolyn Leigh]] || 1:42 || 1960-03-26 || || || previously unreleased ||
|}
==Personnel==
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* [[Elvis Presley]] – [[singing|vocals]], [[guitar]], [[piano]]
* [[Scotty Moore]] – guitar
* [[Hank Garland]] - guitar, [[bass guitar|bass]]
* [[Chip Young]] - guitar
* [[Neal Matthews]] - guitar
* [[Harold Bradley (guitarist)|Harold Bradley]] - guitar
* [[Grady Martin]] - guitar, [[Vibraphone|vibes]]
* [[Jerry Reed]] - guitar
* [[Jerry Kennedy]] - guitar
* [[Charlie McCoy]] - guitar, [[harmonica]], organ, trumpet
* [[Reggie Young]] - guitar
* [[Pete Drake]] - [[Pedal steel guitar|steel guitar]]
* [[Floyd Cramer]] - piano, [[Organ (music)|organ]]
* [[David Briggs (American musician)|David Briggs]] - piano, organ
* [[Gordon Stoker]] - piano
* [[Henry Slaughter]] - piano, organ
* Bobby Wood - piano
* Hoyt Hawkins - organ
* [[Bobby Emmons]] - organ
* [[Bob Moore (musician)|Bob Moore]] - bass
* Henry Strzelecki - bass
* [[Tommy Cogbill]] - bass
* Mike Leech - bass
* [[D. J. Fontana]] - [[drum kit|drums]]
* [[Buddy Harman]] – drums, [[tympani]]
* [[Gene Chrisman]] - drums
* [[Boots Randolph]] - [[saxophone]], vibes, [[Shaker (percussion)|shakers]]
* Rufus Long - saxophone
* [[Ray Stevens]] - [[trumpet]]
* Ed Kollis - harmonica
* [[The Jordanaires]] - backing vocals
* [[The Imperials]] - backing vocals
* [[Millie Kirkham]] - backing vocals
* Dolores Edgin - backing vocals
* June Page - backing vocals
* Joe Babcock - backing vocals
* Mary Greene - backing vocals
* [[Charlie Hodge (guitarist)|Charlie Hodge]] - backing vocals
* Ginger Holladay - backing vocals
* Mary Holladay - backing vocals
* Susan Pilkington - backing vocals
* [[Sandy Posey]] - backing vocals
* [[Donna Godchaux|Donna Thatcher]] - backing vocals
* Hurschel Wiginton - backing vocals
{{div col end}}
==References==
{{Reflist}}
{{Elvis Presley}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:From Nashville To Memphis}}
[[Category:Elvis Presley compilation albums]]
[[Category:1993 compilation albums]]
[[Category:RCA Records compilation albums]]
[[Category:Compilation albums published posthumously]]