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Adios Lincoln

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 Title: Adios Lincoln 
 Label: Straight Arrow 
 Label Number: SA/SP 2014-23-02 
 Release Date: 2014 
 Recording Type:Live Audience Recording 
 Location: Lincoln, Nebraska - Pershing Municipal Auditorium 
 Date:June 20, 1977, Evening Show 
 Sound: Very Good ! 
     
  Track Listing:  
01 Also Sprach Zarathustra   00:38
02 See See Rider   05:39
03 I Got A Woman / Amen   07:00
04 Love Me   03:04
05 If You Love Me (Let Me Know)   02:58
06 You Gave Me A Mountain   03:37
07 Jailhouse Rock   02:29
08 O Sole Mio (Sherrill Nielsen) / It's Now Or Never   05:00
09 Love Me Tender   02:22
10 Little Sister   01:55
11 Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel   02:24
12 Help Me   03:53
13 Unchained Melody   03:53
14 Introduction of vocalists, musicians continues   01:26
15 Walk That Lonesome Road (J. D. Sumner and The Stamps)   02:31
16 Introduction of vocalists, musicians continues   01:55
17 Early Morning Rain   01:55
18 What'd I Say   00:48
19 Johnny B. Goode   00:54
20 Drum Solo (Ronnie Tutt)   02:37
21 Bass Solo (Blues, Jerry Scheff)   01:53
22 Piano Solo (Tony Brown)   01:10
23 I Really Don't Want To Know   01:29
24 Electric Piano Solo (Bobby Ogden)   01:48
25 Jazzing In Vegas (Joe Guercio Orchestra)   01:10
26 Hurt   02:03
27 Hound Dog   02:11
28 Can't Help Falling In Love   01:42
29 Closing Vamp / Announcements   01:15
         
 
 Concert:  Press note:
Most of Elvis’ musicians prefer not to talk about Elvis’ final tours, but whenever they do, they usually agree that final tour was one that should have never been undertaken. It was simply one tour too many. At this stage it was impossible to hide the fact that Elvis was in serious problems.
In any case, the Lincoln concert is one of the finest shows from that last tour. Elvis sounds much better than in Omaha the day before. Surprises include a well-sung ‘Help Me’ and arguably the best ever version of ‘Unchained Melody’, which for the first and only time was performed before the band introductions. Interestingly, and completely unknown until now, is that Elvis asks J.D. Sumner and the Stamps to perform 'Walk That Lonesome Road' during the band intros, which is very unusual for the time frame.

The June 20, 1977 show was first issued on CD in 2004 („ELVIS ROCKS LINCOLN“). This sloppy edition was taken from an incomplete source, missing 17 minutes. For the first time Straight Arrow offer this concert complete. Using two independent original audience recorded tapes, Straight Arrow's sound engineer was able to restore all 73 minutes of Lincoln concert.

This new CD edition is limited to 500 copies. Do not miss one of the best shows from Elvis Presley final tour!

 
 
  Sound Sample:  Help Me
 
       
  Concert:   See comments for "Elvis Rocks Lincoln"