Please adjust the aspect ratio settings on your player for the best image. <br /> <br />During the summer of 1973, Elvis Presley recorded twelve songs at the Stax Studios in Memphis and also at his home in Palm Springs for a new album. <br /> <br />Professionally, the previous twelve months had been triumphant for Elvis. Personally, however, he was emotionally exhausted and his impending divorce added to his world-weariness. <br /> <br />The tracks he recorded for the album were not inspired and the heavy-handed overdubs amplified his lack of enthusiasm: the LP "Raised On Rock" was deemed underwhelming upon its release. <br /> <br />In the years since his death, the original undubbed tapes have surfaced and have revealed several touching and honest performances. <br /> <br />Complied here as a more low-key and listenable album (with an occasional overdub and tweak) these tapes offer a better view of Elvis' artistry during this period. Recorded with a subtle nod towards the legendary Stax groove, with compositions from Lieber and Stoller, Mark James and Tony Joe White, and featuring members of the great Stax house band ... <br /> <br />This is "Elvis Presley: In The Back Room". <br /> <br />00:20 "If You Don't Come Back" <br />03:34 "Are You Sincere?" <br />05:36 "I Got A Thing About You, Baby" <br />07:58 "Girl Of Mine" <br />11:40 "Just A Little Bit" <br />14:51 "I Miss You" <br /> <br />17:05 "Raised On Rock" <br />20:15 "Sweet Angeline" <br />23:17 "Find Out What's Happening" <br />26:14 "Take Good Care Of Her" <br />29:10 "Three Corn Patches" <br />32:47 "For Ol' Times' Sake"
