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| Title: | | Rockin' Across Texas - An Audiovisual Journey 1954 - 1977 |
| Label: | |
Follow That Dream (FTD) |
| Catalog number: | |
8287663926-2
, BMG Denmark |
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0828766392623 |
| Release date: | |
04/2005 |
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| Recording type: | |
Live Soundboard Recordings |
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Location:: | |
Amarillo, Texas &
Fort Worth, Texas |
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Date: | |
June 19, 1974 - Evening Show & July 3,
1976 - Evening Show |
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| Track listing: | |
CD 1 "Amarillo
June 19, 1974"
Matrix:
CD 1: IFPI LP51 TOCANO AS 62023 IFPI 2Z12
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21 |
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See See Rider
I Got A Woman / Amen
Love Me
Trying To Get To You
All Shook Up
Love Me Tender
Hound Dog
Fever
Polk Salad Annie
Why Me Lord
Suspicious Minds
Introductions
I Can't Stop Loving You
Help Me
An American Trilogy
Let Me Be There
Heartbreak Hotel
Funny How Time Slips Away
Big Boss Man
Can't Help Falling In Love
Interview Odessa, Texas 1960 |
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02:46
06:46
01:44
02:52
01:08
01:49
01:23
03:06
04:33
03:42
03:48
03:21
02:30
02:52
03:51
03:41
02:49
03:51
03:32
00:37
04:51 |
CD 2 "Fort Worth
July 3, 1976"
Matrix:
CD 1: IFPI LP51 TOCANO AS 62024 IFPI 2Z12
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20 |
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See See Rider
I Got A Woman / Amen
Love Me
If You Love Me
You Gave Me A Mountain
All Shook Up
(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear
Don't Be Cruel
And I Love You So
Jailhouse Rock
Fever
America
Polk Salad Annie
Introduction / Early Morning Rain/ What'd I Say / Johnny B.Goode
Introductions
Introductions / Love Letters / School Days
Hurt
Hound Dog
Funny How Time Slips Away
Can't Help Falling In Love |
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04:19
07:20
03:04
02:54
03:16
01:09
00:50
01:12
03:28
01:36
03:05
03:10
04:35
06:06
03:21
04:08
04:01
03:00
04:36
04:08 |
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| Notes: | |
280 pages hardcover book with color and b/w photos about Elvis' "Texas
career" between 1954 and 1977. Liner notes: ROCKIN' ACROSS TEXAS is a
travel document. The traveller is Elvis Presley and the territory travellet is
Texas. We meet the 19-year old Elvis Presley in the fall of 1954. Just turned
full time professional, he embarks on his first trip to Texas and we follow his
Lone Star adventures through to the last tours as superstar in 1977.
Stanley Oberst tells anecdotes of these Texas anecdotes through the eyes, lenses
and microphones of those who were there. Based on an incredible research effort,
details of early and previously unknown shows have been uncovered. Pictures,
buried deep in shoe boxes in attics, have been brought to the light, and Iwo
soundboard recordings of shows in Amarillo (1974) and Fort Worth (1976) have
been restored and are included in the book on two full length CD's.
The intros of the Fort Worth show are not complete.
This title is now deleted from the FTD catalog!
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| Concert: | |
Both concerts do present
Elvis in good shape and great voice. The setlists are typical for the respective
years and offer nothing new. Even the 1976 show is not bad and we see that our
man still could do it if he only was in the right mood. Well chosen, Ernst !
(Ciscoking) |
