RCA SF 7957
Track Listing:
Side 1:
1. Speedway
2. There Ain't Nothing Like A Song
3. Your Time Hasn't Come Yet, Baby
4. Who Are You? (who am I?)
5. He's Your Uncle Not Your Dad
6. Let Yourself Go
Side 2:
1. Your Groovy Self (Nancy Sinatra)
2. Five Sleepy Heads
3. Western Union
4. Mine
5. Goin' Home
6. Suppose
Released: August 1968:
Sound Format: stereo
UK Album No: (35)
​
​
The "Speedway" soundtrack was the last new album to be issued using the black label, red dot logo. His co-star was Nancy Sinatra, who had a solo song included titled; "Your Groovy Self". An Elvis highlight was a track titled; "Let Yourself Go" that he would revisit later in his NBC TV Special.
​
​
NOTE: This LP was issued using the matrix number WPRS. WP = 1968 RS = Stereo LP
Side 1: WPRS 1036 Side 2: WPRS 1037
​
This album was kept in stock by issuing re-pressings with the same catalogue number until it was deleted by RCA in May 1971.
(Sleeve Variation 1 - Front)
Laminated Front Only (stated)
RCA VICTOR Logo (Boxed) (Top Centre)
(Sleeve Variation 1 - Rear)
RCA VICTOR (Boxed)
RCA GREAT BRITAIN LIMITED, RECORD DIVISION,
RCA HOUSE, CURZON ST, LONDON W.1
© 1968, Radio Corporation of America (Bottom Left)
Laminated with 'Clarifoil' made by British Celanese Limited (Bottom Centre)
Printed In England By Clout & Baker Ltd (Bottom Right)
(No Foldovers)
(Test Pressing/Factory Sample/Demo/Promo)
​
(Factory Sample - Side 1)
(Factory Sample - Side 2)
(Black Label, RCA VICTOR Small Red Dot Logo)
(Variation 1 - Side 1)
(Black Label)
RCA VICTOR Small Red Dot Logo
(1968 Decca Pressing)
(Stereo)
(32mm Press Ring Circle)
(Variation 1 - Side 2)
"Stereo Orthophonic" High Fidelity (Centre Left)
J/T Tax Code (Above The Matrix Number)
​
​
(Black Label, RCA VICTOR Small Red Dot Logo)
(Variation 2 - Side 1)
(Black Label)
RCA VICTOR Small Red Dot Logo
(1968 Decca Pressing)
(Stereo)
(32mm Press Ring Circle)
(Variation 2 - Side 2)
"Stereo Orthophonic" High Fidelity (Centre Left)
J/T Tax Code (Under â“Ÿ 1968 - Bottom Centre)
​
(Black Label, RCA VICTOR Small Red Dot Logo)
(LABEL COMBINATION)
(Side 1: Variation 2)
(LABEL COMBINATION)
(Side 2: Variation 1)
(Small Orange Label, Stamped RCA Victor Logo)
(Variation 3 - Side 1)
(Small Orange Label)
Stamped RCA Victor Logo
(1969 Decca Pressing)
(Stereo)
(32mm Press Ring Circle)
(WPRS-1036-IL Etched In Run Out)
(Variation 3 - Side 2)
Gloss Label
6Up/5Up
MANUFACTURED BY RCA LTD
(WPRS-1037-IL Etched In Run Out)
(Thanks to Andy Honeywell for the improved images)
(Large Orange Label, Stamped RCA Victor Logo)
(Variation 4 - Side 1)
(Large Orange Label)
Stamped RCA Victor Logo
(1969 Decca Pressing)
(Stereo)
(32mm Press Ring Circle)
(Variation 4 - Side 2)
Gloss Label
3Up/4Up
MANUFACTURED BY RCA LIMITED
(Thanks to Andy Honeywell for the improved images)
​Recording Information:
​
Speedway
(June 20/21, 1967: MGM Sound Stage, Hollywood, California)
​
There Ain't Nothing Like A Song
(June 20/21, 1967: MGM Sound Stage, Hollywood, California)
​
Your Time Hasn't Come Yet, Baby
(June 20/21, 1967: MGM Sound Stage, Hollywood, California)
​
Who Are You? (Who Am I?)
(June 20/21, 1967: MGM Sound Stage, Hollywood, California)
​
He's Your Uncle Not Your Dad
(June 21, 1967: MGM Sound Stage, Hollywood, California)
​
Let Yourself Go
(June 21, 1967: MGM Sound Stage, Hollywood, California)
​
Your Groovy Self (Nancy Sinatra)
(June 26, 1967: United Recorders, Hollywood, California)
​
Five Sleepy Heads
(June 20/21, 1967: MGM Sound Stage, Hollywood, California)
​
Western Union
(May 27/28, 1963: RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee)
​
Mine
(September 10/11, 1967: RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee)
​
Goin' Home
(January 15/16, 1968: RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee)
​
Suppose
(March 20, 1967: RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee)
​
NOTE: "Speedway" released in August, was the last new album to be pressed using the 19mm press ring circle. Therefore any repressed older album with the 32mm press ring circle, irrespective of what the label might say regarding tax codes, was pressed after August 1968.
This can cause confusion when a repressed album has an old for example; M/T tax code on the label, but somehow has the 32mm press ring circle? The answer lies in the run out grooves of some LP's. The J/T tax code which was used between March and November 1968, can be found etched in the run out grooves at 12 O'Clock. If the etched tax code is not visible then it was repressed after November 1968 when no tax code was used.
​
(Thanks to Paul Alner for his assistance on this matter)
​
