okay i know ive read it somewhere a while ago, but i searched and searched and i cant find it again so i was hoping someone could help me

what elvis song is tyler singing in walk the line?

it was on tylerfans.com but i dunno where it's at now

thanks! i just went and looked there and it was under 'discography' lol i feel dumb now but i also realize thats probably where i saw it haha but yes

thanks rebecca!

for anyone else who was wondering:

Tyler Hilton -Milk Cow Blues

haha well ur not dumb there is so many places you could have seen it so yeah i probably would haev done the same!

I know a lot of Elvis songs, but I dont know that one! Maybe if I heard it, I'd reconize it.

i dont think iv ever heard of it.

yeah same here i might know it once i hear it though. <33britt

Lyrics that I found are for Milkcow Blues Boogie not just Milk Cow Blues.....

Well, I woke up this morning,
And I looked out the door.
I can tell that old milk cow
By the way she lowed.

Hold it fellows, that don't move me.
Let's get real, real gone for a change.

Well, I woke up this morning
And I looked out the door
I can tell that that old milk cow
I can tell the way she lowed.

Well, if you've seen my milk cow,
Please ride her on home.
I ain't had no milk or butter
Since that cow's been gone.

Well, I tried to treat you right,
Day by day.
Get out your little prayer book
Get down on your knees and pray.
For you're gonna need,
You're gonna need your loving daddy's help someday.
Well, then you're gonna be sorry
For treating me this way.

Well, believe me, don't that sun look good going down?
Well, believe me, don't that sun look good going down?
Well, don't that old moon look lonesome
When your baby's not around.

Well, I tried everything to get along with you.
I'm gonna tell you what I'm going do.
I'm gonna quit my crying, I'm gonna leave you alone.
If you don't believe I'm leaving, you can count the days I'm
gone.
I'm gonna leave.
You're gonna need your loving daddy's help someday.
Well, you're gonna be sorry
You treated me this way.

the only sounds i can find are willie nelson .... not elvis

Thanks for posting the lyrics, Rebecca but I still don't reconize it! I have some Elvis tapes somewhere.. I'm going to check if its on there!

man the ONE link I can find with Elvis' Milk Cow Blues is.... DOWN
http://www.theraven452000.addr.com/elvis7.html

I'll see what I can do with my mom and dad's COLLECTION (it's rather crazy) so....

did anyone find anything - mp3? wave? anything?

nope still nothing
<33britt

iTunes is a marvelous thing...

::note, link will open in your itunes, so if you don't have it, it won't work!::

Elvis Presley - "The King of Rock & Roll- the complete 50's Masters (box set)"

Check out track 12, "Milk Cow Blues Boogie", Buy it, Preview 30 seconds of it, do whatever you want, there it is

yay
finally!

elvis recorded in the whereabouts of 750ish songs in his career ('53-'77), so the songs you'll find in your hits collections at home represent only a couple of his tracks--and believe me, it isn't remotely his best work. check out some of his work from between '69-'72 if you really want to hear good music. the guy had a 2.5 octave baritone range and really shone on the big voice ballads. my favorite performance of his ever was on june 21, 1977 singing unchained melody.

milk cow blues boogie was a sun records record cut in '54. it's very country. it is also the first time i believe elvis 'spoke' on a record. he says--"hold it fellas, that don't move me. let's get real, real goin' for a change."

Download

elvis didn't become world famous until '56 when he moved to rca and got on the tv shows of the dorsey bros, milton berle, ed sullivan, etc...

most of what you see on your home collections is mostly from '56. and of course the music snobs hate everything past sun records and early rca because elvis took on more vocally challenging material like ballads (which was where his heart really was--and a lot of gospel). perhaps you have a christmas collection too. the latest songs the average person has heard are suspicious minds ('69) and burning love ('72). believe me--that's just the tip of the iceberg. he gave over 1000 sold-out live performances as well.

and speaking of willie nelson--he recorded always on my mind in '82. the song was originally written for elvis in '72 (right at the time of his breakup from priscilla, as were most of his songs that year) and brenda lee and elvis presley recorded it on the same day within 30 minutes from each other, though elvis had a hit out of it. personally i'm fonder of elvis' version than willie's, but that is definite bias.

after the butchering the last actor gave to elvis' singing in the studio (thank god for them using actual footage and singing in the telepic, or i wouldn't have gotten through it), i'm fairly certain tyler will do better. i hope he does a decent job on milk cow--joaquin did an impressive job on the cash songs.

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Tyler also sings That's All Right Mama by Elvis.

or maybe it was just That's All Right

you can also search iTunes for Walk The Line Soundtrack they are BOTH on there Milk Cow Blues & That's Alright Mama