Elvis Presley - C'mon Everybody (New Remixed Stereo) - Drums Middle - Original Movie Version

For the first time: The ORIGINAL Movie Version in a TRUE Stereo Remix.
What's my Work, what i mean?
01. For the first time you hear the drums in the middle.
As is usually the case. Since the drums play a big role in the song,
I placed them prominently in the mix.This makes the song sound much more modern and natural, simply because it's completely unnatural not to place the drums in the middle.
This was fashionable for a short time in the early 70s but quickly disappeared from the music industry.
In all previous stereo versions, the drums can be heard on the left. So Enjoy
The finger snapping at the beginning was placed on the right
- instead of in the middle as in the original RCA mix - and the hand clapping was placed on the right as before.
This increases the stereo width - which also corresponds more closely to the image you see in the video.
02. The additional verse at the end, which only appears in the movie, had to be corrected more clearly. Compared to the actual song before, the instruments were much louder, the voice was much quieter, and the drums were much too muffled. All three were corrected as best as possible and adapted to the original song.
All work was carried out in December 2023.
Only from the original source. Non destructive.
The 1080p BluRy Video Source was optimized too.The original image has a red overhang and lacks sharpness.
I hope you like it.
Original Music Video Source re-produced in December 2023
All my Stereo Versions are provied with an encryptd stream - you can use it,
but the source of THIS (STEREO) version - and their author - is always verifiable.

[@ElenaSmirnov2501]

❄⚡💙I love this scene very much! Elvis dances great and moves very beautifully! Nobody can compare to Elvis!🎄🎶☃

[@martiglesias60]

More please: remix of the song Viva las Vegas in complete stereo. The beginning and the end of the original song is in one channel.

[@Yelserp22]

I know the problem. This has already been corrected. The video should be uploaded next week or the week after. As with almost all of my movie versions, there are several versions: The original movie version (with the Bongo overdubs that only appear in the movie), the uncut studio version, and the fade-out studio version. All 3 have 1. fixed the incorrect beginning and end (or in the movie version the music break in the middle section) with the isolated channel, 2. the drums in the middle, as well as a bit of strumming, 3. in mine Uncut Studio Version without fade out corrected several band errors right at the end. But I actually planned to only upload the movie version. Should I also upload the pure studio version as an uncut/unedited version? I honestly don't understand why the RCA sound engineers aren't able to correct such terrible mixes, at least on one of the FTD remix albums.