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Elvis Presley - 1977-06-19, Candid Elvis On Camera [Captain Marvel Jr. 2001-3]

Label: Captain Marvel Jr. 2001-3 (Released: 1998)

Recording Type: Live Soundboard
Location: Omaha , Ne.
Date: June 19 - 1977 , 8:30PM Show

Tracklisting:

01 - Felton Jarvis Introduction
02 - See See Rider
03 - I Got A Woman / Amen
04 - That's All Right
05 - Are You Lonesome Tonight?
06 - Love Me
07 - Fairytale
08 - Little Sister
09 - Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel
10 - And I Love You So
11 - Jailhouse Rock
12 - How Great Thou Art
13 - Introductions
14 - Early Morning Rain
15 - What I'd Say
16 - Johnny B. Good
17 - Drum Solo (by Ronnie Tutt)
18 - Bass Solo (by Jerry Scheff)
19 - Piano Solo (by Tony Brown)
20 - I Really Don't Want To Know
21 - Electric Clavinet Solo (by Bobby Odgin)
22 - Joe Guercio's Orchestra Solo
23 - Hurt
24 - Hound Dog
25 - O Sole Mio (by Sherill Nielsen)
26 - It's Now Or Never
27 - Can't Help Falling In Love
28 - Closing Vamp

29 - When You Love An Alpha Delta (Home Recording Duet)

otes: This is the same show as on the CD "As I Leave You"; a little better fidelity.
On this release the Felton Jarvis Introduction is added, along with a rare duet with Linda Thompson at the house of Jimmy Velvet from 1974 (taken from "A Private Moment With The King").

The original master tape had serious tape flaws which are audible on this release, the original tape box had numerous instances of "Bad Sound" written across it by Felton Jarvis.
"Fairytale" , "Little Sister" , "How Great Thou Art" , "Early Morning Rain" and "Can't Help Falling In Love" were released on the RCA album "Elvis In Concert".
"Early Morning Rain" on the original broadcast was from this show, but the RCA album used the 21 June 1977 Rapid City performance.

This CD release runs at the correct speed, unlike its sister release !

The intro of "See See Rider" and the "Band Introductions" are more complete on this release than on its sister release.!
"Love Me" was released on the videotape version of "This Is Elvis".
Charlie Hodge's microphone was mixed in at almost the same level as Elvis', which gets annoying after a while.
Most people agree that "Candid Elvis On Camera" is the more desirable release over "As I Leave You".

Concert: Again a show below standard. Elvis sounds quite overdosed and is slurring the words. He hardly moved.

Incl. covers