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He’s Your Uncle Not Your Dad

He’s Your Uncle Not Your Dad

From: The Complete Elvis Presley Masters
Released: Oct. 19, 2010

Sid Wayne/Ben Weisman

From the album Speedway LSP/LPM 3989, released May 1968

           Tracks 1-8 recorded for the motion picture Speedway. Recorded June 20 & 21, 1967 at MGM

           Studios, Hollywood.

           Guitar: Chip Young, Tommy Tedesco, Tiny Timbrell

           Bass: Bob Moore

           Drums: Buddy Harman, D.J. Fontana

           Piano: Larry Muhoberac, Charlie Hodge

           Steel Guitar: Peter Drake

           Saxophone: Boots Randolph

           Trumpet: Charlie McCoy

           Vocals: The Jordanaires, Nancy Sinatra (track 1)

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