Clambake FTD Limited Edition 2LP

Clambake — The FTD Limited Edition That Gets It Right

First issued in October 1967, the Clambake soundtrack may not have been Elvis's most celebrated film album — but the bonus material most assuredly was. Tracks from the September 1967 Nashville sessions — Guitar Man, Just Call Me Lonesome, Big Boss Man, and You Don't Know Me — were the undisputed highlights, alongside The Girl I Never Loved and How Can You Lose What You Never Had. This is where Elvis was at his creative best, even when Hollywood wasn't keeping up.

This FTD limited edition 2-LP is modeled on the original UK release, complete with the iconic red dot RCA Victor label. Four sides of original soundtrack masters, studio outtakes, and bonus tracks — presented the way collectors expect.

What's Inside

• Limited edition 2-LP vinyl — 4 sides of masters, outtakes & bonus tracks
• Based on the original UK release with red dot RCA Victor label
• Complete Clambake soundtrack masters plus September 1967 Nashville session highlights
• Alternate takes and outtakes across all four sides

Track Listing

Side 1

1. Guitar Man — take 12 overdub, unedited version
2. Clambake — take 3B
3. How Can You Lose What You Never Had — take 3
4. The Girl I Never Loved (master)
5. Singing Tree — takes 4 & 5, remake version
6. Big Boss Man — takes 1 & 2
7. Clambake (Reprise) — take 4

Side 2

1. You Don't Know Me (single version — master)
2. Hey, Hey, Hey — takes 3, 5 & 6
3. Clambake — takes 1 & 5
4. A House That Has Everything — takes 4, 5 & 6
5. Guitar Man — takes 6–9

Side 3

1. Just Call Me Lonesome — takes 5 & 6, alternate master
2. Singing Tree (master)
3. How Can You Lose What You Never Had — takes 1 & 2
4. You Don't Know Me (movie version)
5. Who Needs Money? (master)
6. The Girl I Never Loved — takes 4 & 5
7. Confidence (master)

Side 4

1. A House That Has Everything (master)
2. Hey, Hey, Hey (master)
3. Clambake (master)
4. You Don't Know Me — takes 7 & 10, movie version
5. Big Boss Man — takes 10 & 11 (master)
6. Guitar Man — take 10
7. Just Call Me Lonesome — take 1 (master)

Four sides of Elvis at his most authentic — the sessions that mattered, on vinyl that delivers.