CANADA 1957

(1-CD ELVIS ONE) 

Elvis Presley performed in only one other country besides the United States, and that one country is Canada.

Elvis made his first and last Canadian appearances in 1957. This new cd release is about that year, including historic recordings from these appearances, original radio broadcasts, the complete interview from April 3, 1957, the complete press conference from August 31, 1957, the songs from his 5 singles released in Canada that year and more!

On this cd you’ll find all known (live and talking) sound recordings from Elvis in Canada in the best possible sound…

Including a 12-pages booklet with photos and recording information.

THE 1957 CANADIAN SINGLES

01. Too Much 2:35

02. Playing For Keeps 2:52

03. All Shook Up 2:00

04. That’s When Your Heartaches Begin 3:24

05. Loving You 2:16

06. (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear 1:49

07. Jailhouse Rock 2:29

08. Treat Me Nice 2:12

09. Mean Woman Blues 2:18

10. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You 2:33

LIVE ON STAGE IN CANADA

THE LIVE RECORDINGS

11. Heartbreak Hotel (Toronto, April 2, 1957) 0:43

12. Hound Dog (Toronto, April 2, 1957) 0:22

13. Heartbreak Hotel (Vancouver, August 31, 1957) 0:16

14. I Got A Woman (Vancouver, August 31, 1957) 0:05

15. Introduction / I Was The One (Vancouver, August 31, 1957) 0:39

16. That’s When Your Heartaches Begin (Vancouver, August 31, 1957) 0:47

ORIGINAL RADIO BROADCASTS

17. Elvis Presley comes to Canada (CBC Radio, 04/02/1957) 2:06

18. Bill McNeil and Maria Berrett talks about the Elvis

show in Toronto (CBC Radio, 04/04/1957) 3:59

19. CKOY Radio’s Mac Lipson interviews Elvis in

Ottowa, April 3, 1957 (CBC Radio, 04/04/1957) 5:42

20. Concert report from Toronto, Canada (CBC Radio, 04/04/1957) 2:46

21. Red Robinson at the Empire Stadium, Vancouver

(CKWX Radio, 08/31/1957) 3:14

THE PRESS CONFERENCE

22. Vancouver, Canada, August 31, 1957 22:37

BONUS TRACKS

23. About the April 3rd 1957 shows 1:54

24. Norm Pringle introduces the Vancouver Press Conference 5:17

25. Red Robinson introduces the Vancouver Press Conference 3:50