Clutch - Equinox

Since then, "forty-five", overcoming the symbolic milestone of a million sold copies, came out less and less: four - in 1964, three - in 1965, two - in 1966, and in 1967 - not one ... All this indicated a slip in the career of Elvis as a singer. The thinking heads at ARC were well aware of the mediocrity of sluggish compositions written for his films, and preferred to extract records more consistent with his image of the king of rock and roll from the storerooms. “Crying in the Chapel”, recorded in 1960 shortly after Presley returned from the army and brought him the greatest success in the middle of the decade, as well as “Ain't That Loving You Baby” (“Isn't that love, baby ”) and“ Tell Me Why ”(“ Tell me why ”) - two borrowings from rhythm and blues, recorded respectively in 1958 and 1957,- allowed to concoct two sales leaders in these years of skinny cows.