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a&r [for legacy] Rob Santos
a&r [original] Felton Jarvis
art direction, research [photo research] Roger Semon
compilation producer [compilation produced by] Ernst Mikael Jorgensen
compilation producer [compilation produced by] Roger Semon
design Peacock
engineer [original] Al Pachucki
liner notes [new york, october 2011 / essay by] Stuart Colman
mastered by Vic Anesini
musician [musicians at sessions], bass Norbert Putnam
musician [musicians at sessions], drums Jerry Carrigan
musician [musicians at sessions], guitar Charlie Hodge
musician [musicians at sessions], guitar Chip Young
musician [musicians at sessions], guitar Elvis Presley
musician [musicians at sessions], guitar James Burton
musician [musicians at sessions], organ, harmonica Charlie McCoy
musician [musicians at sessions], piano David Briggs
musician [musicians at sessions], vocals Elvis Presley
musician [musicians overdubbed later], flute, saxophone, clarinet Skip Lane
musician [musicians overdubbed later], flute, trombone Billy Puett
musician [musicians overdubbed later], guitar James Burton
musician [musicians overdubbed later], organ David Briggs
musician [musicians overdubbed later], percussion Jerry Carrigan
musician [musicians overdubbed later], percussion, vibraphone [vibes] Farrell Morris
musician [musicians overdubbed later], saxophone Norm Ray
musician [musicians overdubbed later], saxophone Wayne Butler
musician [musicians overdubbed later], steel guitar Weldon Myrick
musician [musicians overdubbed later], trombone Gene Mullins
musician [musicians overdubbed later], trumpet Charlie McCoy
musician [musicians overdubbed later], trumpet Don Sheffield
musician [musicians overdubbed later], trumpet George Tidwell
musician [musicians overdubbed later], trumpet Glenn Baxter
musician [musicians overdubbed later], vocals Dolores Edgin
musician [musicians overdubbed later], vocals Ginger Holladay
musician [musicians overdubbed later], vocals Imperials
musician [musicians overdubbed later], vocals Jeanie Greene
musician [musicians overdubbed later], vocals Joe Babcock
musician [musicians overdubbed later], vocals June Page
musician [musicians overdubbed later], vocals Mary Holladay
musician [musicians overdubbed later], vocals Millie Kirkham
musician [musicians overdubbed later], vocals Sonja Montgomery
musician [musicians overdubbed later], vocals Temple Riser
musician [musicians overdubbed later], vocals The Jordanaires
product manager Tom Burleigh
product manager [project direction] John Jackson
supervised by [editorial supervision] Michael Cimicata
Copyright (c) RCA Records
Phonographic Copyright (p) RCA Records
Record Company Sony Music Entertainment
Distributed By Sony Music Entertainment
Recorded At RCA Victor Studios, Nashville
Remastered At Battery Studios, New York
Glass Mastered At Sony DADC
Glass Mastered At Sony DADC
6-panel digipak with 2 clear tray & 24-page liner notes booklet.

40th Anniversary Legacy Edition of ELVIS COUNTRY
2 Classic Albums on 2 CDs
Elvis Country and Love Letters From Elvis
Includes 6 Bonus Tracks, new liner notes and rare photos.

Disc One:
Tr. 1-6: Single 47-9960, released December 8, 1970. Charted Pop 1/2/71; weeks: 9, peak: #21. Charted Country 1/9/71; weeks 13, peak: #23
Tr. 1-7: Single 47-9960, released December 8, 1970. Charted Pop 1/2/71; weeks: 9, peak: #21. Charted Country 1/9/71; weeks 13, peak: #9
Segments of I Was Born About Ten Thousant Years Ago are heard at the conclusion of each of the twelve selections in this album.
Tracks 1-1 through 1-12 from the album 'Elvis Country' LSP 4460, released January 1971. Charted Pop 1/23/71; weeks: 21; peak: #12. Charted Country 1/30/71; weeks: 26; peak: #6
Tr. 1-13: Segments of this song were first releases on 'Elvis Country' LSP 4460, released January 1971. From the album '[m=212829]' LSP 4671, released February 1972
Tr. 1-14: From the 5-album set 'Walk A Mile In My Shoes The Essential 70's Masters' 0786366670-2, released October 1995
Tr. 1-15: Single 47-9980, released February 23, 1971. Charted 3/27/71; weeks: 6, peak: #33. Charted Country 3/27/71; weeks: 8, peak #55. From the album 'He Walks Beside Me' AFL1 2772, released February 1978

Disc Two:
Tr. 2-5: Single 47-9998, released June 22, 1971
Tr. 2-6: Single 47-9985, released April 27, 1971. Charted 5/15/71; weeks: 6, peak: #47
Tr. 2-11: Single 47-9985, released April 27, 1971. Charted 5/15/71; weeks: 6, peak: #47. Charted Country 6/6/71; weeks 8, peak #34
Tracks 2-1 to 2-11 from the album '[m=211840]' LSP 4530, released June 1971. Charted 6/26/71; weeks 15; peak: #33 Charted 7/10/71; weeks: 12; peak: #12
Tr. 2-12: Single 48-1017', released September 21, 1971. From the album 'Greatest Hits Volume 1' AHL1 2347, released November 1981
Tr. 2-13: From the album '[m=212829]' LSP 4971, released February, 1972
Tr. 2-14: Single 47-9980, released February 23, 1971. Charted 3/27/71; weeks: 6, peak: #33. From the 8-album set 'Elvis Aron Presley' CPL8 3699, released August 1980

All tracks recorded at RCA Studio B, Nashville, June 4-8 and September 22, 1970
Mastered at Battery Studios, New York

Photos courtesy of Elvis Presley Enterprises Inc., Steve Barile, Ed Bonja, The Magic Collection.
Memorabilia courtesy of Follow That Dream, Chris Giles, Sony Archive

Billboard chart positions appear courtesy of Joel Whitburn's 'Record Research' publications and BPI Communications.

Printed in U.S.A. (on inner panel).

© 2012 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment.
Originally released 1970, 1971; Originally recorded 1970 and released 1995.
℗ 1972, Compilation 2012 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment.
Distributed by Sony Music Entertainment.
Barcode: 8 8691-90439-2 1 (Text)
Barcode: 886919043921 (Scanned)
Matrix / Runout: DIDX-776135 1 A04 (Disc 1)
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L327 (Disc 1)
Mould SID Code: IFPI 50C6 (Disc 1)
Matrix / Runout: DIDX-776136 1 A03 (Disc 2)
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L328 (Disc 2)
Mould SID Code: IFPI 50A5 (Disc 2)