Puddle Of Mudd - Control (Acoustic Version)

This feat brought him work in Nashville, at first in the ABC Records, where Jarvis watched the creative growth of Marvin Beneffield, aka Vince Everett, a clone of Elvis, who borrowed his stage name from the criminal hero from Prison Rock . Chet Atkins laid his eyes on him, tucked ARC studios in Nashville, and Jarvis was hired by this company. In 1966, he succeeded Scholes under Elvis and played this role until the death of the King. The talkative and funny original (he kept an anaconda in his office and shared with Colonel Parker his passion for practical jokes) perfectly "sang" with Elvis. In the studio, he preferred a rounded and all-pervasive sound, ensuring the primacy of the orchestra over the voice.