Tom Jones, Elvis Presley - Tom Jones VS Elvis Presley

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Review by Tamasine Plowman

Tom Jones VS Elvis Presley: A 1969 Gem That Still Hits Hard If you’ve ever wondered what happens when two powerhouse vocal legends collide, Tom Jones VS Elvis Presley is your answer. Released in 1969 under TK Records in Thailand—a bit random, right?—this album brings together the raw vibes of Pop and Rock with a Vocal style that screams passion and soul. It’s not perfect, but man, does it leave an impression. Let’s talk tracks. First up, “Without Love (There Is Nothing).” Oh boy, this one grabs you by the feels. Tom and Elvis trade lines like they’re having a heart-to-heart over whiskey at 2 AM. The lyrics are simple yet hit deep—you know that hollow ache of missing someone? This song gets it. You can hear the grit in their voices, like they’ve lived every word. Honestly, I couldn’t stop humming it for days. It’s the kind of track that makes you wanna call your ex just to say… something. Anything. Then there’s “Rubberneckin’.” Now, this tune flips the mood completely. It’s playful, cheeky even, with a groove that sneaks up on you. Elvis owns this one, no doubt about it. His delivery has this effortless swagger that makes you wanna grab a partner and dance badly in your living room. Every time I hear those opening chords, I’m transported to some smoky bar where everyone’s laughing too loud and spilling drinks. It’s messy, fun, and real—all rolled into one. The other songs, like “Don’t Cry Daddy” and “The Man Who Knows Too Much,” hold their own too, but these two stuck with me the most. Maybe it’s because they feel so alive, so unapologetically human. They remind you that music isn’t just background noise—it’s a conversation, a memory, a moment frozen in time. So yeah, this album might seem like a weird mashup from another era, recorded halfway across the globe. But isn’t that what makes it special? Two icons doing their thing, no frills, no flashy production—just pure voice and emotion. Listening to it feels like finding an old photograph tucked inside a book. Faded, maybe a little worn, but full of stories waiting to be told. And hey, here’s the kicker: who would’ve thought Thailand would give us a piece of musical history like this? Life’s funny sometimes, huh?

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Without Love(There Is Nothing)3:42
Rubberneckin'2:10
Don't Cry Daddy2:43
The Man Who Knows Too Much3:40

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Catalog Numbers

TK-357

Labels

TK Records

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM
  • EP
  • Unofficial Release

Notes

Tracks are taken from Elvis' 11/69 & TJ's 12/69 releases. .Etched in runoff "12/69".

About Tom Jones, Elvis Presley

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Tom Jones, OBE (born 7 June 1940, Treforest, Pontypridd, Glamorgan, Wales) is a Welsh singer. In 1962, he became the frontman for , a Welsh beat group and recorded 4 demo tracks in the football changing rooms at Pontypridd YMCA, known as the "bathroom session". In 1963, as Tommy Scott & The Playboys, they recorded 7 demos for the producer . In 1964, the then Tommy Scott & The Squires, met , who became Tom's manager from 1964-1986. Capitalizing on the popularity of the film Tom Jones (1963), Mills made the decision to rename Jones. Mills also wrote and scored the first of Jones' many Transatlantic top 10 hits, "It's Not Unusual". By the end of the 1960s, Jones was a top 5 all-time Las Vegas headliner (1968-2010) and was playing sold out venues around the world. From 1969 until 1971, Jones had an internationally successful television show, This Is Tom Jones. Though his record sales tailed off during the mid-1970s, peaking in 1971 with his only US No. 1 hit, "She's A Lady

Real Name

    • Sir Thomas John Woodward

Name Vars

  • B T Jone
  • Jones
  • Sir Tom Jones
  • T. Johnes
  • T. Jones
  • T.J.
  • T.Jones
  • TJ
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  • Tiger Tom
  • Tim Jones
  • Tom
  • Tom Hones
  • Tom Jone
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  • Tome Jones
  • Tomem Jonesem'
  • Ton Jones
  • Τομ Τζόουνς
  • Т. Джонс
  • Том Джонз
  • Том Джонс
  • Том Джонс, Съпр. Орк.
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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: In 1969, a unique album called *Tom Jones VS Elvis Presley* was released in Thailand. It wasn’t an official collaboration, but it paired tracks from both legends on one record. The album featured Tom Jones’ powerful voice alongside Elvis’ iconic hits like "Don’t Cry Daddy" and "Rubberneckin’." It was released under TK Records and showcased their vocal styles in pop and rock genres. A true gem for fans of either artist!