Elvis Presley - 'I Really Don't Want To Know' 45

June 4, 1970 - Elvis begins five days of recording at RCA's Studio B in Nashville, reporting each evening at 6.00pm and working until the dawn hours. The decision to follow up the magnificent sessions in Memphis by going back to RCA's Nashville studio and hiring Nashville musicians, must have puzzled quite a few people at the time. However, as Chip Moman's Memphis studio had folded, both RCA and Felton Jarvis must have been pleased to see the situation return to what it had been before - RCA because of administrative differences with Chip Moman, and Jarvis because he would once more be in total control again. Felton Jarvis had quit RCA in the beginning of 1970, and from the June sessions onwards would work for Elvis exclusively, both in the recording studios and with live recordings. ln this capacity Jarvis supervised all the arrangements such as booking studios, hiring musicians, and staying in touch with the various publishing companies and RCA
Side 1

"I Really Don't Want To Know" (Howard Barnes - Don Robertson) - 2:45

Side 2

"There Goes My Everything" (Dallas Frazier) - 2:58

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VERY GOOD (VG) : The record has obviously been played it's share, but displays no major deterioration in sound quality, despite surface marks and an occasional light scratch. Normal wear and tear on the cover, without major defects.