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Steppin' Out Of Line

April 13, 2015 | Music

Due for release this month is 'Steppin' Out Of Line : The Pot Luck Recording Sessions 1961-1962' a special edition 2 CD set limited to 500 copies only from 'The Bootleg Series' with 58 great tracks, including the original Stereo and Mono album masters, outtakes (not released by Elvis' record company*) and Movie Versions from the 'Pot Luck' album all on one double CD. Includes a booklet with recording information. (*with the exception of the outtakes released on the 'Elvis For Everyone' FTD). Limited edition of only 500 copies. Another quick buck release brought to you by the ONE label.

CD 1
Pot Luck | The Original Stereo Album

01. Kiss Me Quick
02. Just For Old Time Sake
03. Gonna Get Back Home Somehow
04. (Such An) Easy Question
05. Steppin' Out Of Line
06. I'm Yours
07. Something Blue
08. Suspicion
09. I Feel That I've Known You Forever
10. Night Rider
11. Fountain Of Love
12. That's Someone You Never Forget

The Outtakes (Part One)

13. Kiss Me Quick (Take 2)
14. Kiss Me Quick (Take 3)
15. Kiss Me Quick (Take 5 and 6)
16. Kiss Me Quick (Take 7)
17. Kiss Me Quick (Take 8 and 9)
18. Kiss Me Quick (Take 10)
19. Kiss Me Quick (Take 11)
20. Just For Old Time Sake (Master with studio banter)
21. Gonna Get Back Home Somehow (Take 4)
22. Gonna Get Back Home Somehow (Take 6)
23. Gonna Get Back Home Somehow (Master with studio banter and false start)
24. (Such An) Easy Question (Master with studio banter)
25. I'm Yours (Work Part 1 - ending, Take 1 with false start and take 2)
26. Something Blue (Master with studio banter)
27. Something Blue (Take 5 and 6)

CD 2

Pot Luck | The Original Mono Album

01. Kiss Me Quick
02. Just For Old Time Sake
03. Gonna Get Back Home Somehow
04. (Such An) Easy Question
05. Steppin' Out Of Line
06. I'm Yours
07. Something Blue
08. Suspicion
09. I Feel That I've Known You Forever
10. Night Rider
11. Fountain Of Love
12. That's Someone You Never Forget

The Outtakes (Part Two)

13. Suspicion (Take 04)
14. Suspicion (Master with count-in take 5)
15. I Feel That I've Known You Forever (Take 2)
16. I Feel That I've Known You Forever (Master with studio banter)
17. Night Rider (Master with studio banter)
18. Night Rider (Remake take 1 and 4)
19. Fountain Of Love (Take 3, 5, 6)
20. Fountain Of Love (Take 7 and 8)
21. Fountain Of Love (Master with studio banter)
22. That's Someone You Never Forget (Complete unedited take 1)
23. That's Someone You Never Forget (Take 2, 3, 4 and 6)

The Movie Versions

24. Night Rider (Movie Version from 'Tickle Me')
25. (Such An) Easy Question (Movie Version from 'Tickle Me')
26. I Feel That I've Known You Forever (Movie Version from 'Tickle Me')
27. I'm Yours (Movie Version from 'Tickle Me')

Mono Single Master

28. I'm Yours

The Alternate Released Versions

29. KIss Me Quick (Without backing vocals)
30. (Such An) Easy Question (Remixed version)
31. Suspicion (Without backing vocals)

*with the exception of the outtakes released on the 'Elvis For Everyone' FTD.

Source:Elvis Australia
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Biffx wrote on April 15, 2015
I just don't get it am I missing something here as to why this is described as a quick buck release ? The Pot Luck album is a pretty decent album right ? For an outtake collector like myself who does not have these recordings its a chance to get them right ? It's a 2 disk set right ? . Do we know if the sound quality is bad or another reason not to purchase, has it just been thrown together without any care ? I would appreciate any feedback please as I am looking at buying this one to sit alongside my FTD version . Thanks in advance.
django wrote on May 19, 2015
I have a good collection of out-takes from this era on various older releases (FTD, Memory, and imports), so I may well have most of what's on this album, BUT...as with other entries in this series, it's very thoughtfully and attractively put together, it does not cost THAT much (certainly less than the usual 2-cd "import"), and it's nice to have all this material in one place: the complete mono and stereo albums, the movie versions, alternate takes, and versions without backing vocals. I've been playing it a lot since it came out, and I think it's well worth it for anyone who is a fan of the classic POT LUCK album. For me, this is a lot LESS of a "quick buck" release than those "import" packages where already released material (sometimes released by FTD!) is paired with a "book" of pictures lifted from various sources.