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Elvis - High Voltage! (Birmingham '76 Revisited) Mp3

Elvis Audionics 2001 Rock Roll Ballad 2008

Performer: Elvis
Album: High Voltage! (Birmingham '76 Revisited)
Label: Audionics, 2001
Catalog #: 2008 -01-2 46-2
MP3: 1309 mb | FLAC: 2521 mb
Released: 2008
Style: Rock & Roll, Ballad
Rating: 4.1/5
Votes: 502
Category: Rock / Pop / Stage & Screen

Elvis - High Voltage! (Birmingham '76 Revisited) Mp3

Tracklist

1	Jailhouse Rock	2:05
2	Bass Solo (Blues) Bass – Jerry Scheff	1:24
3	What'd I Say	0:49
4	Funny How Time Slips Away	2:32
5	Piano Solo Piano – Tony Brown	1:05
6	O Sole Mio / It's Now Or Never Tenor Vocals – Sherrill Nielsen	3:48
7	C.C.Rider
8	Bonus - in original binaural sound, as recorded
9	For The Good Times (With False Start)	3:37
10	Mystery Train	2:26
11	Also Sprach Zarathustra (Theme From "2001 A Space Odyssey")	0:57
12	Unchained Melody Piano – Elvis Presley	3:00
13	Hurt (With Last Part Reprise)	2:32
14	Fairytale	2:43
15	I Got A Woman	7:26
16	Tryin' To Get To You	2:06
17	My Way	3:42
18	Drum Solo Drums – Ron Tutt	1:52
19	Johnny B. Goode	0:52
20	Closing Vamp	1:21
21	Hound Dog	1:09
22	Tiger Man
23	Love Me	2:21
24	School Day	1:23
25	Amen
26	Polk Salad Annie	3:57
27	Opening Vamp	3:44
28	Unchained Melody (Binaural)	3:00
29	You Gave Me A Mountain (Binaural)	3:07
30	You Gave Me A Mountain	3:11
31	Electric Piano Solo Electric Piano – David Briggs	1:15
32	Love Letters	2:57
33	Can't Help Halling In Love	1:39
34	Early Morning Rain	3:01
35	The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face	3:56
36	Band Introductions	0:38

Notes

As Recorded live from the mixing desk in Birmingham, Alabama, Jefferson Coliseum, on December 29, 1976.
All tracks mixed to stereo, except for the two bonus tracks in original binaural sound.

Tracks 25 & 26 are credited as being the last live versions.
Track 13 is credited as being complete

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Rights Society: OSA
Rights Society: BIEM

Companies

Recorded At – Jefferson Coliseum, Birmingham Alabama

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