PR-101 Got A Lot O’ Livin’ To Do!

Modified: September 13, 2025

Artist: Elvis Presley
Release: Pirate Records PR-101 Got A Lot O' Livin' To Do! (LP)
Release Date: 1976

Side 1

  • JAILHOUSE ROCK SOUNDTRACK – 23:00
  • Young & Beautiful
  • I Wanna Be Free
  • Young & Beautiful
  • Don’t Leave Me Now
  • Treat Me Nice
  • Jailhouse Rock
  • Baby I Don’t Care
  • Young & Beautiful
  • .
  • Dick Clark Interviews – 7:00
  • – Friday, January 8, 1960
  • – Wednesday, August 5, 1959
  • Note: These are two of three interviews with Dick Clark on
  • American Bandstand on ABC-TV and Elvis Presley in Friedberg, Germany. The other is Wednesday, February 4, 1959 (4:27).

Side 2

  • LOVING YOU SOUNDTRACK – 23:00
  • Loving You (fast version)
  • Got A Lot O’ Livin’ To Do
  • Party
  • Party / Teddy Bear / Lot O’ Livin’ / Hot Dog
  • Lonesome Cowboy
  • Hot Dog
  • Mean Woman Blues
  • Teddy Bear
  • Loving You (slow)
  • Got A Lot O’ Livin’ To Do
  • .
  • Vancouver, Canada – Sept. 1, 1957 – “Live” – Excerpts Only – 5:00
  • Heartbreak Hotel
  • I Was the One
  • I Got a Woman
  • That’s When Your Heartaches Begin

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Cover Front: Red background. Image of Elvis on stage. Catalog number upper right corner.
Cover Back: Song titles across top. Two pictures of Elvis. A note from “The Pirate”. Made in Malaysia lower left corner. Ghost Production, Inc. lower right corner.

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Disc: Red label.

Matrix numbers
Side 1: PR-101-A-RE-1 / Side 2: PR-101-B (hand etched)

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Inner Sleeve
Pictures six other Elvis albums. The other side is a blank back.

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Advertisement1
A one page advertisement Elvis – At His Rockin’ Best!!!!! Got A Lot o’Livin’ To Do! The advertisement from the left shows no price and 75 cents postage and the advertisement from the right shows $9.00 per copy plus 80 cents postage, packing, and insurance.

This and other advertisements were sent out by Vic Colonna just days before August 16, 1977.

  1. Image courtesy of “Bootleg Elvis” 13 July 2011. ↩