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Digipak
CD 2: Seattle / Washington
CD 2: April 26, 1976, Evening Show
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CD 1: April 25, 1976, Afternoon Show Also Sprach Zarathustra C. C. Rider I Got A Woman / Amen Love Me If You Love Me (Let Me Know) You Gave Me A Mountain All Shook Up Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel Tryin' To Get To You America (The Beautiful) Polk Salad Annie Introductions of singers, musicians, orchestra What'd I Say Drum Solo (Ronnie Tutt) Bass Solo (Blues - Jerry Scheff) Piano Solo (Tony Brown) Electric Piano Solo (David Briggs) School Day Hurt And I Love You So Burning Love How Great Thou Art Hound Dog Funny How Time Slips Away It's Now Or Never Can't Help Falling In Love Closing Vamp CD 2: April 26, 1976, Evening Show Also Sprach Zarathustra C. C. Rider I Got A Woman / Amen Love Me If You Love Me (Let Me Know) You Gave Me A Mountain All Shook Up Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel Tryin' To Get To You My Way Polk Salad Annie Monologue about New Year's Eve show in Pontiac / Auld Lang Syne (one line) Introductions of singers, musicians, orchestra What'd I Say Drum Solo (Ronnie Tutt) Bass Solo (Blues - Jerry Scheff) Piano Solo (Tony Brown) Electric Piano Solo (David Briggs) School Day America (The Beautiful) And I Love You So Hound Dog (with break) Hurt Help Me How Great Thou Art Blue Suede Shoes Funny How Time Slips Away Can't Help Falling In Love Closing Vamp |
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Straight Arrow is pleased to bring you a new double CD dedicated to Elvis' April ’76 tour.
It was short but very good tour, with Tony Brown and Ronnie Tutt replacing Shane Kiester on piano and Larrie Londin on drums.
The Long Beach, April 25th, 1976 afternoon show is previously unreleased. The Seattle, April 26th, 1976 show was first released by Millbranch Music („THE BICENTENNIAL KING VOL. 2“, 2010) from a rather bad, flat sounding tape source.
Straight Arrow was fortunate enough to obtain recently recovered 1st generation copies of the original audience-recorded cassettes, which were not in circulation previously. Both shows were recorded by the same person. These enjoyable concerts were never before available in good sound quality… until now! Ask your dealer for sound samples.
As usual, this new release will be presented in a beautiful 4-panel digipak that includes photos taken in Long Beach (2:30 pm) and Seattle and newspaper reviews of both concerts. Again - it’s new STRAIGHT ARROW so you know what to expect!
Help Me (April 26, 1976 ES)
The concert from April 26, 1976, ES, was released before on "The Bicentennial King Vol. 2". See comments there.