Jun 18, 2003 • 1 min read

Elvis news

Paul Oakenfold has remixed the Elvis track 'Rubberneckin'', while RCA plan a four-CD set of previously unreleased material called 'Elvis Close Up'.

Junkie XL has opened Pandora's box, and the Presley Estate seem more than happy to offer out Elvis tracks for people to fiddle about with. Paul Oakenfold has remixed the lesser-known track 'Rubberneckin' – which was originally sung in his 1969 movie 'Change Of Habit' and issued as the b-side on his 1970 hit 'Don't Cry Daddy'. The single's release will be accompanied by yet another hits collection, 'Elvis: Second To None'.

RCA Records are also set to release a four CD set of previously unreleased material 'Elvis Close Up' which will include remastered stereo outtakes of recordings Elvis made in the 1950s including 'Loving You' and 'Jailhouse Rock', tracks from Elvis' first four movies including previously unreleased outtakes and unreleased songs from Elvis' Nashville sessions.

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