La Paloma (No More) / Blue Hawaii / Nadando A La Luz De La Luna (Moon-Light Swim) / Cierto Casi Siempre (Almost Always True)

This 1987 release, cataloged as PB 49691, was issued by RCA Records as part of a series of archival material intended to repackage Elvis Presley’s recordings for a new generation. The tracks included represent a departure from his mainstream rock and roll hits, focusing instead on his late 1950s and 1960s ballad and soundtrack work. By the late 1980s, RCA frequently revisited the Presley catalog to sustain his posthumous commercial presence, often pairing disparate tracks from his studio sessions to create thematic EPs or limited-release singles.

The musical arrangement for these tracks features the characteristic backing of The Jordanaires, whose vocal harmonies were a cornerstone of the Presley sound throughout his tenure at RCA. The selection includes songs like 'Blue Hawaii' and 'Moon-Light Swim,' which reflect the mid-century light pop aesthetic that Presley cultivated during his film career. While the release was not designed as a critical milestone, it served as a functional piece for collectors and fans of the RCA catalog, emphasizing the softer, melodic aspects of Presley’s artistry that often contrasted with his more high-energy radio staples.