Catching A Falling Star
CD in a paper sleeve as attachment to the VV Double LP
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Beethoven's Fifth (by Joe Guercio and The Hilton Horns)
* Comedy Act (by Jackie Kahane) (incomplete) * Sweet Inspiration (Sweet inspirations) * If You Leave Me Now (Sweet Inspirations) * See See Rider * I Got A Woman ** / Amen* Love Me (incomplete) + If You Love (Let Me Know) ** You Gave Me A Mountain ** Jailhouse Rock ** It's Now Or Never * America * Steamroller Blues + Bridge Over Troubled Water ## Polk Salad Annie # Piano & Electric Piano solo (incomplete) * Hurt * Hound Dog ## Funny How Times Slip Away** Hawaiian Wedding Song * Blue Christmas ** That's All Right ** Mystery Train / Tiger Man * Can't Help Falling In Love * |
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| * | Eugene, November 25, 1976 ES - ambiance & soundboard recording |
| ** | Portland, November 26, 1976 ES - ambiance recording |
| + | Eugene, November 27, 1976 ES - ambience Recording |
| # | San Francisco, November 28, 1976 ES - soundboard recording |
| ## | San Francisco, November 29, 1976 ES - soundboard recording |
LP with sticker yellow smoked vinyl
Announcement:
"Catching A Falling Star" will focus on Elvis' November 1976 tour, featuring a show from November 30, 1976, previously unreleased on vinyl.
This November concert has previously been released on CD, but this is the first time on vinyl format with an incredibly superior sound. The vinyl will be accompanied by a CD compilation that combines the best of four shows from the tour, giving us a completely new ideal fantasy show, including some previously unreleased material. All the audio for the LP and CD has been digitally restored and remastered. A must-have!
VV records wants to present Elvis at his peak, and Elvis' final Anaheim's concert from the November 1976 tour is undoubtedly one of the best moments by Elvis from this year. The performances are very good, and the show is surely the best one from the tour.
Elvis is very active on the stage and delivers a dynamic show, showcasing the best songs from his repertoire from the previous years, including the last 1976 single ‘Hurt', and we hear him playing guitar on the classic ‘Blue Christmas' and his first single ‘That's all Right Mama', combining all genres as only he could. The show includes oldies ‘Love Me' and ‘Jailhouse Rock', power pop with ‘Bridge Over Troubled Water', the tender ‘Hawaiian Wedding Song', the autobiographical ‘You Gave Me a Mountain' before ending with the magnificent ‘Polk Salad Annie'. The enthusiasm that shines through is undeniable, a woman screaming “Here He Comes” at the beginning of ‘See See Rider' on the Bonus CD is worth the price of the ticket alone!
This new double LP comes housed in a Deluxe 300 Gr. gatefold sleeve that also holds the CD.
To make it a collectable, the 500 copies of this set will come on two colors vinyl; a Limited Edition of 400 copies on smoked silver colored vinyl with a 30 x 30 cm art-card and a Deluxe Edition of 100 copies on smoked yellow colored vinyl with a 30 x 30 art-cart and other bonus items.
November 30, 1976 ES
LP 1
Side A: See See Rider - I Got A Woman / Amen - Love Me - If You Love Me - You Gave Me A Mountain
Side B: Jailhouse Rock - It's Now Or Never - All Shook Up - And I Love You So - Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel - Fever - Bridge Over Troubled Water
LP 2
Side C: Polk Salad Annie - Introductions - Love Letters - School Day - Hurt
Side D: Hound Dog - Hawaiian Wedding Song - Blue Christmas - That's All Right - Can't Help Falling Love - Closing Vamp
The November 30, 1976 show was previously released officially on the FTD CD "The West Coast Tour '76 (CD 2)"