America's Own, Volume 2

Genre: live recording
Format: Audience
Sound: Good
Tracks: 27
Playing Time:

Recorded live: Uniondale, NY, July 19th 1975 Evening Show


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01 Opening Vamp
02 See See Rider
03 I Got A Woman / Amen
04 Big Boss Man
05 Love Me
06 If You love Me Let Me Know
07 Love Me Tender (part sung a capella by Elvis)
08 All Shook Up
09 Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel
10 Hound Dog
11 The Wonder Of You
12 Polk Salad Annie
13 Introductions By Elvis
14 Green Onions (instrumental)
15 Johnny B. Good (James Burton)
16 Solo by James Burton / Ronnie Tutt / Jerry Scheff / Glen D. Hardin
17 School Days (Hail Hail Rock 'n Roll)
18 T.R.O.U.B.L.E.
19 Why Me, Lord ?
20 How Great Thou Art (with reprise)
21 Let Me Be There (with reprise)
22 You'll Never Walk Alone (1st / last live performance, Elvis at the piano)
23 Funny How Time Slips Away (with reprise)
24 Little Darlin'
25 I'm leaving
26 Can't Help Falling In Love
27 Closing Vamp


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Notes:

Just like volume 1, which contained the afternoon show, this concert belongs to Elvis's best. He's in terreific voice, humor and even does a unrehearsed, one time only, performance of You'll Never Walk Alone while accompying himself on the piano. Pure brilliance !

Tracks 3, 4, 7, 11, 12, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24 and 25 also released on America's Own (Ampex / 2004)

It sure is a brilliant show Stefan,real power!!
We just have to look at the second show part,pretty strong line-up,i'd say!!




Listen to both American owns cd's and look at the pics in the awesome "Born to rock" picturebook,containing many pics from both shows,a visual highlight!!

You're right Johan ! From these July 19th shows till the closing show on July 24th the tracklisting are "perfect" and Elvis performances even more so.

Higlights from this evening show are Polk Salad Annie, How Great Thou Art, You'll Never Walk Alone (ofcourse !) and, one of my all time favorites, I'm Leaving !

addition:
the CD was released in oct. 1994 (cat. nr CD 070972)

about the very good concerts in this period I have nothing to add.

colonel snow

Thanks for adding the correct year of release [img]style_emoticons/default/notworthy.gif[/img]

A truly great show! One of the best in 1975!

M-M