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  <title>TCBCast 411: Elvis' &amp;quot;Secret&amp;quot; Germany Home Recordings, Part 2</title>
  <description>Bec &amp;amp;amp; Justin continue their exploration through Elvis' creative journey during his military service. The piano-driven tracks on Elvis' 1958-59 home recordings from Germany notably feature much heavier distortion due to the tape recorder likely having been set either on or directly next to the piano, which Elvis plays heavy-handedly, but they remaing intriguing listens.&amp;amp;nbsp; While Elvis backs off from gospel, we instead hear him now exploring further ideas for his upcoming albums and singles, such as the operatic &amp;quot;There's No Tomorrow,&amp;quot; the underlying public domain melody of which would become &amp;quot;It's Now or Never,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;Soldier Boy,&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Such A Night.&amp;quot; Elvis also sings songs that would not surface again until many years later in his recording career such as &amp;quot;I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;I Will Be True&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;The Fool.&amp;quot;&amp;amp;nbsp; But perhaps most fascinating are, as usual, the songs that Elvis never revisited professionally: &amp;quot;Apron Strings,&amp;quot; a song originally demoed for him but later recorded by Cliff Richard, the mysterious &amp;quot;The Titles Tell,&amp;quot; long known merely as &amp;quot;Number Eight,&amp;quot; and of course, Elvis' poignant version of &amp;quot;Earth Angel&amp;quot; by doo-wop group The Penguins, among others. Finally - after having investigated for ourselves, do the recordings align with the widely-discussed insinuation that Elvis' time in the military was what turned him from dangerous rocker to smooth pop star... or is the story more complicated? Also, Justin sneaks a mini-Song of the Week midway into the episode, discussing briefly a little about Danny &amp;amp;amp; The Juniors' iconic 1950s party song &amp;quot;At the Hop,&amp;quot; which Elvis references during these home recordings. </description>
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