Words & Music:
Jerry Crutchfield
Baby you know me well
You know I mean what I say
Before I say farewell
I'll give you just another day
You'd better find out what's happening
Find out what's happening before long, Oh yeah
If you don't find out what's happening
You're gonna find out that I've gone now, Oh yeah
Tell me what you're gonna do
You'd better make up your mind
It all depends on you
I'm leaving you behind
You'd better find out what's happening
Find out what's happening before long, Oh yeah
If you don't find out what's happening
You're gonna find out that I've gone now, Oh yeah
Baby you know it's true
We've been through thick and thin
But if you don't come through
You won't ever see me again
You'd better find out what's happening
Find out what's happening before long, Oh yeah
If you don't find out what's happening
You're gonna find out that I've gone now, Oh yeah
You'd better find, find, better find out
Better find out
Better find, better find out
Better find, better find out
If you don't find, you're gonna find out that I'm gone
Recordingdate: 1973/07/22, first released on: Raised on Rock (album)
Musicians
Musicians who contributed to the first recording of Find out What's Happening:
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(vocals)
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Availability
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Not a bad song, but one of Elvis' 'sleepiest' performances. It sounds as if he is about to nod out at any second. He's not into it at all. Pharmacutical induced performance.
I really like this one despite the fact that Elvis is not completely into it. The outtakes prove he did not take the song too seriously although he managed to make it sound good nonetheless...
My favourite track from Raised on Rock. And one of my favourite tracks from the seventies. The country flavoured version released on the Essential Elvis vol. 6 is outstanding, with a masterful guitar solo. Love the organ sound also.
It's also my favorite from that album, but the LP is so mediocore, that's not saying too much.
Not really crazy about it, but it isn't bad. I appreciate the fact that Elvis continued to branch out into different types of music throughout his life. I consider this song, as well as "If You Talk In Your Sleep" and "If You Don't Come Back" to be basically funk songs, and Elvis sounds as at home with these as he does on anything
We were later on to find out what was happening...
Yes, we did find out what was happening later. There's no doubt "medication" played a role in the songs that made up this album, but I got over all that a loooooong time ago. As for the song I've always liked it. It is what it is.
this is a good song. has a southern rock feel. that said this song and album was recorded at difficult time.could be medication or some hurt feelings (ect.divorce in near future)this is just my opinion
Certainly not a a great one, but I like it. Raised on rock wasn´t a very good album and it´s obvious that Elvis wasn´t completely into it. Still, it´s a nice song
A decent song. I don't dislike the ROR album as much as others. I think it could have been much better had Elvis been in a better state of mind.
Great guitar work and a really good song despite some disappointing / lacklustre vocals from the King.
Not a bad track from a fairly poor album, not a song or album that i'd put on my play list
Not a very good song people. Elvis isn't into it at all, he doesn't sound comfortable, and it's a pain listening to it. I prefer a lot of the movie songs compared to this one. Only reason why people liking it is simply cause Elvis is singing..
A decent track recorded in July of '73 for the LP "Raised On Rock". A little bit rock and roll, a little country and a little funky, Elvis gives a breezy performance that while not one of his greatest is good. I actually like the stripped down version on the LP "Our Memories of Elvis, Vol 2" (1979). There is just too much going on and I never cared for the Sweet Inspirations on this one. I always liked the ROR album, but I know it could have been better. I prefer "Sweet Angeline" (one of my all time favs), "For Ol' Times Sake", "Are You Sincere" and "If You Don't Come Back" much better than this one, but it is not the worst track either ("Three Corn Patches"). A 2 and 1/2 star song and the album gets the same.
A decent song from a very patchy album with a now outdated inlay which could do with a make over.
Idiots posting crap like 'pharmacutical induced performance' - I think you actually mean pharmaceutical - are clearly brain dead. Whilst 'Find Out What's Happening' may not be a good performance by Elvis' standards, the cause is much more likely to be depression and general uninterest in recording anything other than 'lost love' type songs - otherwise ALL of the July Stax performances would be similarly affected,which is not the case at all. No one is disputing Elvis was heavily dependent upon drugs but moronic comments like this are shameful, and DGIRl you should be embarrassed and ashamed.
Could this be called experimental? I personally like this song - it has a rocky and funky vibe to it.
I agree completely with Deano1,altough i give this song 3 stars and the album 4.
I've always liked this album,the sound is pretty good also on the vinyl.
Poor song from a poor album.This was Elvis on a slippery downward trend i'm afraid. "Raised On Rock" was a contradiction for this LP
Terrible song, never liked it and he doesn't sound like he's enjoying himself at all. I like most of the soundtracks better than this one.
Yes a funky song with a funky beat and an attempt to do something slightly different. I like the backing, the beat and the Elvis restrained voice.
Some fine funky guitar & organ. I talked to guitar player Reggie Young and he said he didn't like playing on these sessions like he did on the ones in 1969. I like the songs, though they are not his best obviously.
Not one of my favorite songs. Boring comes to mind to be honest. He was either lackluster or on auto-pilot for a lot of the ditties he did in the 1970's….
Hats off to the FTD team for presenting this LP in a more favorable light with their extended version a number of year ago.