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Elvis Live - World of Elvis Presley

Artist Song
Elvis Presley  That's All Right, Mama (Live)  
Elvis Presley  Good Rockin' Tonight  
Elvis Presley  Baby Let´s Play House  
Elvis Presley  Heartbreak Hotel  
Elvis Presley  Money Honey  
Elvis Presley  Hound Dog  
Elvis Presley  Blue Suede Shoes  
Elvis Presley  Love Me Tender  
Elvis Presley  Baby, What You Want Me to Do  
Elvis Presley  Can't Help Falling In Love  
Elvis Presley  Jailhouse Rock/Don't Be Cruel  
Elvis Presley  Are You Lonesome Tonight?  
Elvis Presley  See See Rider  
Elvis Presley  The Wonder of You  
Elvis Presley  Kentucky Rain  
Elvis Presley  Suspicious Minds  
Elvis Presley  In the Ghetto  
Elvis Presley  Mystery Train / Tiger Man  
Elvis Presley  All Shook Up  
Elvis Presley  Don't Cry Daddy  
Elvis Presley  Little Sister / Get Back  
Elvis Presley  One Night  
Elvis Presley  I Got a Woman  
Elvis Presley  Never Been to Spain  
Elvis Presley  Medley: (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel  
Elvis Presley  Welcome to My World (Live)  
Elvis Presley  An American Trilogy (Live)  
Elvis Presley  A Big Hunk O' Love  
Elvis Presley  My Baby Left Me (Live)  
Elvis Presley  It's Now or Never  
Elvis Presley  Burning Love  
Elvis Presley  Big Boss Man  
Elvis Presley  America the Beautiful  
Elvis Presley  Unchained Melody  
Elvis Presley  My Way (Live)  

Comment:

In this time-traveling ultimate fantasy concert, three very different Elvises — from three very different decades — hit the stage, from swaggering teen to Vegas monarch. His 1954 [i]Louisiana Hayride[/i] version of “That’s All Right Mama” blasts from the monitors with a raw, ear-scorching intensity unlike anything that audience — or anyone else, for that matter — had ever heard, and the [i]Hayride[/i] signed Elvis on the spot to a one-year contract. In 1968, following a seven-year, gig-free hiatus, a nervous Elvis gutted out a tough-as-nails rockabilly stomp through “Baby, What You Want Me to Do,” erasing all doubt that semi-retirement had dulled his edge. And in 1975, at the zenith of his Vegas reign, after fittingly characterizing the tune as “rough,” Elvis launched into a ferocious “Burning Love,” horns blazin’ and a hallelujah chorus testifyin’. Don’t stop there, though — this is as close as you’ll ever get to being in the audience at the greatest Elvis concert that never was.
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