ACETATE of rejected ELVIS PRESLEY movie song by GIANT BAUM & KAYE + SHEET MUSIC

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Template By Froo! TEST pressing DICK & DEE DEE Turn Around TEST PRESSING -
10" " 45RPM  ACETATE (metal disc)
& SHEET MUSIC of the song
SHIFTING SANDS
by GIANT, BAUM & KAYE ( Bill Giant, Bernie Baum, Florence Kaye)
WHO WROTE 43 SONGS ELVIS RECORDED MOSTLY FOR HIS MOVIES

MY FIRST THOUGHT WAS THAT THIS WAS WRITTEN FOR"GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS" (A 1962 FILM) WHICH TOOK PLACE  IN HAWAII. ELVIS SUNG ONE GIANT & BAUM  SONG IN THAT FILM ."I DON'T WANT TO BE TIED".  BUT WHAT IS FAR MORE 
LIKELY IS THAT THIS WAS WRITTEN FOR THE 1966 ELVIS FILM "PARADISE HAWAIIAN STYLE IN WHICH G,B&K WROTE  MOST OF THE SONGS.
 I COULD FIND NO INFO ABOUT THIS SONG ON LINE SO OTHER THEN IT BEING WRITTEN BY ELVIS'S MAIN MOVIE SONG
 WRITING TEAM. I 'M JUST GUESSING. BUT IT WAS WRITTEN FOR ELVIS PRESLEY MUSIC INC. & IT IS LOGICAL TO ASSUME  IT WAS WRITTEN FOR AN ELVIS BEACH MOVIE BUT REJECTED.

condition of ACETATE: VG++ ( one sided)

I can't really say why the label has F. Kaye on it. Perhaps she was the major writer.

I'M 99% SURE THE SINGER ON THE ACETATE IS BILL GIANT HE SANG THEIR ELVIS SONGS

 (SEE THE BIO BELOW)

ELVIS IS NOT THE SINGER ON THIS ACETATE!!!!

CONDITION OF THE SHEET MUSIC IS FINE . IT WAS PRINTED OR MADE ON A VERY EARLY COPYING MACHINE. .

THIS IS A VERY DECENT SOFT POP ROCK  MOVIE STYLE SONG PERFORMED WITH FULL BAND.

THE HILL AND RANGE ON LABEL REFERS TO
Hill and Range Music Publishers, H & R owned the subsidiary companies Elvis Presley Music& Gladys Music

HERE IS THE ELVIS PART OF A GIANT , BAUM & KAYE BIO I FOUND AT THE RARE ROCKIN' RECORDS BLOG

1962, is an important year. First of Elvis recorded the first of 43 G-B-K songs "Sound Advice" for the movie  "Follow That Dream", also notable Bill wrote a song with Jeff Lewis "Fountain of Love" featured on the Pot  Luck album. Second, The Everly Brothers scored big with "That's Old Fashioned" reaching number 9 on the  Billboard charts. Third, the legendary and soulful Lou Johnson recorded the immortal "Thank You Anyway  (Mr. D.J.)" & "Wouldn't That Be Something" both on Big Top records. Other notable songs are "My Guardian  Angel" as recorded by Jimmy Breedlove, "Moment of Weakness" by Johnny Nash and "Carmen My Love"  by The Blue Diamonds".
1963 brought us "(You're) The Devil in Disguise" reaching number 3 on the charts and "World of Our Own"  from the movie It Happened At The World's Fair. But they also wrote a Dion styled record for Curtis Lee  called Lonely Weekends, the very soulful "It's No Good For Me" by Johnny Nash, the novelty "Mary  Go-Round" by C.L. & The Pictures, the girl group classic "Get a Hold of Yourself" by The Persians  and Byrdie Green respectively, and a song feature on the TV show Dr. Kildare "Young & In Love"  recorded by Chris Crosby and reaching number 50 on the Pop charts and number 53 on the R&B Charts.
1964 brought 12 Elvis songs including the number 12 hit "Ask Me". But what's more interesting are the  non-Elvis  material. The very soulful "It Ain't No Use" by Lou Johnson which was also Produced,  Arranged &  Conducted by the legendary Burt Bacharach, the soulful/girl group "You've Pulled a  Fast One", "Flashback" both by The V.I.P.'s and covered by Ginny Arnell & The Rockin Berries.  The Motownish "Breakdown" by Gerri Granger, the dreamy "I Wish It Were Summer" & the  Four Seasons type "Tug of War" both by The Chordials, Little Peggy March recorded "Watch What  You Do With My Baby" & The Mitch Miller type "Sail to Bombay, Sail To Rio" by The Victoria Voices.
1965 placed song in the Elvis movies "Girl Happy" & the underrated soundtrack of "Harum Scarum". But this  is the year that will bring us the girlish Joanne Engel "Don't Wait Up For Me Mother", the soulful and Drifters  type "Park Avenue" by Lou Johnson, the original "A Time To Love, A Time To Cry" by Marilyn Maye but t more famous by Lou Johnson a year later, the rocking "Toy Boy" & " I Ain't a Bit Sorry" by The Dedications  which would become the Soul Survivors and record the genius Gamble-Huff record "Expressway To Your Heart"  in 1967, the song they wrote specifically at Bobby Darin's request "Walkin In The Shadows of Love".
1966, they wrote the theme for the first Anime from Japan "Kimba The White Lion", they also wrote songs for  the soundtracks of the Elvis movies "Frankie & Johnny", mostly for "Paradise Hawaiian Style" & "Spinout",  Lou Johnson recorded the Soulful/Pop "What Am I Crying For" & the Northern Soul Anthem "Unsatisfied",  The Chantels even got a G-B-K song "The Soul of a Soldier" & Dale Adriatico recorded "Lonely Sunday"  which the demo by Bill Giant is by far superior, even Eartha Kitt recorded "There Comes a Time". In the  vaults is a sublime Dee Dee Warwick song called "Learn How To Hold Your Tears", a great Beat Ballad.
The next notable song is "The Sound of Your Cry" in 1971 for Elvis and in 1979 they wrote "Joy Sweet Joy"  for Michael Lynch & The Ambrose Choir played during the Pope's visit to the US news broadcast.
In the vaults are songs that should have been place or at least released like the beautiful "Whistle Neath  The Mistletoe" & the Lesley Gore type "That Boy There" & the gorgeous "The Mission of St. Mary" and let's be honest Bill Giant as a singer should have been bigger. If you listen to the demos you can hear that  Elvis took his arrangements from the demos and usually sang them note for note. Sadly Bill Giant, Bernie Baum & Florence Kaye are no longer with us, but through their music they will always live on!

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ACETATES & TRANSCRIPTION

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NM: Near Mint. Record and cover appear virtually unmarked. Cover still in shrink.

VG++: A hair under near mint may have  only a couple of very insignificant surface only lines that should not have much affect on sound.

Cover out of shrink otherwise close to perfect.

VG+:   A  cared for record. Some surface lines. No actual scratches. May still play perfectly or will have  very slight audible

imperfections. Some normal cover wear.

VG:  There will be visual imperfections and  some audible ones . May be a number of surface only lines or there might be a

small scratch but not one that  repeats, Cover will be worn or have some kind of defect. In this condition flaws will be pictured

or noted.

VG-: Usually the lowest rating I will list an LP at. Same as VG but defects are more pronounced.  May have more than 1 scratch

but still not one that repeats. This record will still be enjoyable but there will almost definitely be background sound. I have

sold many rare 78s and older acetates at this grade and buyers have almost always been pleased. In this condition flaws will

be pictured or noted.

G+: There may be skips or some other major defect or the background sound is so loud that listening might be a chore.

Covers will have major defects that need to be stated.

G: Better to use as a frisbee

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On Aug-18-13 at 01:29:04 PDT, seller added the following information:

I JUST REALIZED I SHOULD HAVE TAKEN A CLOSER PICTURE OF GIANT, BAUM & KAYES NAMES ON THE SHEET MUSIC.

UNFORTUNATELY IT'S TO LATE AND EBAY WONT ALLOW CHANGES IN THE LAST 24 HOURS BUT IF YOU USE THE  MAGNIFYING OPTION YOU CAN SEE IT AT THE TOP RIGHT OF THE SHEET MUSIC IN THE GALLERY PICTURE.