as he sounded in 1984, which is good -- the voice is still a rich, enveloping baritone, rougher and not as flexible as it was in the early '60s but still pleasing and memorable. His rendition of won't displace 's, but it has a drive and power all of its own. ' gets a beautiful workout, as flamboyant vocally as 's was instrumentally -- is also represented by and 's poignant (adapted from the ) is also here, sung with great affection, sincerity, and intensity. also covers his own which he wrote for , and 's -- at this point in his career, 's voice lacked the expressive range of 's. There are also lots of covers of , including two very upbeat medleys of (originally a song on which played rhythm guitar), ; ; and the theme from The personnel includes , (who also produced), and on guitars. ~ Bruce Eder