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''The Lost Album'' consists of tracks recorded in May 26-27, 1963 and January 12, 1964 at RCA Studio B, in Nashville, Tennessee. The initial sessions provided RCA with enough material to issue Elvis's fifth studio album of the 1960s, a likely successor to the preceding pair, ''Something For Everybody'' and ''Pot Luck''. That is, a rather modest collection of rockers, ballads and a lil' ol' country. There are some strong numbers, especially the ones that ended up on singles: "(You're The) Devil In Disguise," "Please Don't Drag That String Around," and "Witchcraft." The January session produced what many consider one of Elvis's finest moments as a ballad singer, "It Hurts Me'', which was, all too typically by then, relegated to the B-side of an abysmal soundtrack song as a summer single. ''The Lost Album'' collects them all in one place with fine sound and is a lot of fun, if of little significance. Liner notes by Neal Umphred (Allmusic) Source and more information see: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Condor Recordings is a YouTube channel that features non-commercial music from various genres and artists. The channel claims to use music from its own archive and collections, and to serve educational purposes. You can check out the channel here: The Condor Recordings. The Condor Recordings reserves the right to remove any comments from our site or various social media platforms at any time. Comments featuring hate speech or otherwise threatening or violent content will be deleted. *- Digitally Remastered © - Condor Records - ©