---Barry said
> > My Aunt who lived with us from the time I was born, loved Elvis.  
> > Dragging my brother & me to the drive-in to see his movies.
> > It was from there I discovered my first favorite tune.  "One 
Broken  
> > Heart For Sale," from It Happened At The Worlds Fair.  It still  
> > moves me to this day.  I guess that's why I continue to cover 
it.   
> > I do prefer the Sun Sessions and his 50's work, but there are 
some  
> > fine gems to be discovered throughout Elvis' 60's material.
> 
> 

Followed by Richard

"One Broken Heart for Sale"? Oh, I'm definitely with you on that 
one.  
> "who wants to buy a heart..."
> 
> "Happy Ending" is another favourite from "It Happened..." I also 
have  
> a weak spot for "They Remind me to much of you", and "how would 
you  
> like to be" though I haven't heard them in eons.
> 
> Thanks for the flashbacks, Barry!
> 
> Richard
>


Just needing to echo...
Previously, I mentioned my fav Elvis songs as a six year old. As an 
adult, "One Broken Heart for Sale" is up there for me too. It's 
clearly one of the true gems on his soundtracks (IMHO). I would love 
to hear Barry cover it!  Good call by both of you.  I think Richard 
has picked some of the better additional songs off "IHATWF". For my 
ears, especially the lullaby like "How would you like to be?" This 
album was not my fav of his soundtracks as a kid but as an adult it 
is. Again, it has it's share of corn (some good fun) but a few gems. 
Richard, I found a copy at my local library. It may be worth a check 
and then a stroll down memory lane for you.


Steve D.


Not sure why but I'm wondering what "how would you like to be" would 
sound like by Jonathon Richman?  It sounds perfectly suited and yet I 
wonder if it would lose the charm?