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Where Could I Go But To The Lord/Up Above My Head/ Saved

Where Could I Go But To The Lord/Up Above My Head/ Saved

From: Elvis – The Complete ’68 Comeback Special
Released: Aug. 4, 2008
James B. Coats-W. Earl Brown-Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller. Recorded June 21-22, 1968 at Western Recorders, Hollywood. Guitar: Tommy Tedesco, Mike Deasy, Al Casey. Bass: Charles Berghofer. Bass & Keyboards: Larry Knechtel. Piano: Don Randi. Drums: Hal Blaine. Percussion: John Cyr, Elliot Franks, Frank DeVito. Harmonica: Tommy Morgan. Vocals: The Blossoms Orchestra conducted by Billy Goldenberg
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