"Back In Memphis" is the sequel to the highly acclaimed recordings from the 1969 Memphis sessions, produced by Chips Moman. The tracks on "Back In Memphis" come from the same sessions as the popular album "From Elvis In Memphis," but fans know that "Back In Memphis" is far more than just a collection of leftovers. Elvis's rendition of Percy Mayfield's "Stranger In My Home Town" is a hidden gem among Elvis aficionados. The album is praised for Elvis's vocal performance, particularly on "Without Love," a beautiful tribute to Clyde McPhatter, one of the great soul inspirations in Elvis's life.