I have a newer one in the correct speed. Same date. Thanks Nancy!

Thanks Andrew.

I don't like Larry London's playing.. He drags the Tempos down, and is out of synch at times.. I don't like it when Jerry Scheff is out for whatever reason either.. London played with this Ooompa ooompa beat that is out of touch with the feel... That shows me he is not an Elvis Drummer. I understand he is a top notch drummer, and a studio favorite in the music world, but he's not for the TCB band..

He was good but where were Ronny Tutt and Glenn Hardin?

Larry intro is amazing, sometimes is good to change!...

Elvis sounds good, a little different line up of musicians gets Elvis changing things up and sounding fresher..

@@nancymorrison5281 they left in a dispute over getting more pay. Ronnie came back on the next door but Glenn never did.

Very cool. In this show, Elvis makes an annoucement to help someone. Elvis was divine!!!

He will always be great!!!!! He will never be forgotten!!!!!!

Well said Maria.

Ronnie eventually came back

Conebone The Great And it is good that he did to!

Maria Herz

Can you explain what B.S are you talking about? From what i read of Tutt interview with Australia fans website, it was that Tom Parker was never good in communication with the band, they always the last to know, they each were individual contractors who needed to get information when Elvis be back on tour. Elvis according to Tutt wanted the same guys if he likes them, Parker made Glen Hardin waited til the last minute and THAT was the reason he quit. Tutt said it was nothing about disagreement with money. Here is a copy of Ronnie Tutt interview : The second Elvis biography by Peter Guralnick suggests that you couldn't come to a financial agreement with the Colonel's office. That's not correct at all. Not at all. That was purely a matter of what I just said to you. If they would've said to me: 'We're gonna come back here in February', then we would have worked something out. They never let us know, and that's the reason Glen D Hardin left the group. They waited till the last minute. The Colonel guarded Elvis' image so hard and so carefully. Even in the pictures, most of us were always blacked out. The same thing with contacting us for playing. We were individual contractors, we were never considered part of Elvis' entourage. That's the reason Glen D. left after several years. He got tired of waiting around. The Colonel also, I believe, would wait until the last minute to let us know, just hoping that maybe we wouldn't do the job, so that he could tell Elvis: 'Oh, they weren't available'. I think that's how that rumour got started, you know, like: 'He wasn't available, he wanted too much money', or something like that. If we had a great rapport with Elvis: fine. If we didn't: also fine. Jerry Scheff had to leave the country at one time, and went to Canada. We had to hire Emory Gordy to come along and play for a while. Of course Jerry was welcomed back when he made the decision to come, but the Colonel always tried to disassociate. If I may read further into it, I think it was because of the problems they had with Scotty. Scotty Moore was Elvis' manager at one time, and I think the Colonel resented anyone having any influence on Elvis. He wanted to be able to control him.

Thanks Johan.

Yes thanks Glen! You did it again for me. Yes!!!!!!!!!

Just seeing your comment now. Thanks Chuck.

Thanks Clark B!

msv412 Súper, súper, pienso igual que tú.

También soy chilena, comuna de la Reina

Cada mañana rumbo a mi trabajo en Stgo. no fallan los discos de Elvis sobretodo los live!!!

@@msv412 Exacto!!....yó hago lo mismo....me gustan sus Shows en Las Vegas y On Tour de los años '70s....escucho ''concientemente'' a Elvis,desde enero de 1976;cuando yó todavia era un niño....y aparecia ''la Revista Mampato'',jajajajajaja....

Muy bueno!!!!!! Excelente !!!!!!

Thanks Cecile I.

Thanks, I hope you like the new version.

Glen Page i really like it!

I do to you can really hear all the instruments and Elvis real good

His band sounds like he has a few different players in it the drummer bass player and one of the guitar players and maybe the keyboard player sounds like they have a different playing style the band and Elvis sound fantastic as always

Jajajaja....me encanta leer tus comentarios ''Estimada Compatriota''....una lastima que ahora en Chile ''mujeres como tú'',estén en franca escasez,extinción y retirada....sáludos para tí y....obviamente Viva El Rey Elvis Presley!!!!....

Agree 1000percent

Probably not the greatest way to have your name announced by Elvis himself. Then to miss out on Burning Love.

I think you're right.

Thanks, I miss-typed in the description, I just now fixed it.

james burton

James always used a lot of wah wah. His guitar was mixed in way too loud here. That’s why it sounds different

the wah wah is on a keyboard called a clavinet

Well said Brandon.

Ok I will have to check into it. Thanks.

Brandon Vandine The same could be said of Lennon, McCartney or anybody for that matter.

Koletti Pireaus My comment was about musicians being past their prime and wasn't about drugs at all, nor was it directed to you, Koletti.

Koletti Pireaus Wrong again. Lennon made some terrible solo albums, was a heroin addict, and never toured. McCartney's voice is nearly shot as a result of his tobacco and marijuana use. I'm not saying they didn't still make some good music, but it wasn't in the same league as their music with the Beatles. If John were alive, I'm sure he would advise Paul to hang it up. The way he croaks his old hits is an embarrassment to himself. He is waaaaay past his prime.

I like Larry's work but RonnieTutt is the real TCB Deal,you're so right about the shuffle....

I definitely agree!!!! Ronny was the best drummer I have ever heard (except for my Son in law! Hes good too. Lol.

I think it’s really all subjective… I actually like his drumming better and Ronnie was no slouch either.

I think so-you are probably right, it is still a good show from early 76' though.

@@glenpage162, Yes Glen, Elvis was in excellent form and good humour that night. Sound quality is phenomenal, thanks heaps for the excellent job you've done and for sharing. Mine was more an opinion off that period of his life. Would of loved him to of changed the song list over the latter years of his life, for his sake as much as anything else. Cheers.

Thanks a lot. A change of at least 2 songs would have been good to.@@hirdy6

From his interview there was almost none rehearsal with Elvis i may be wrong.. He got very little time to adjust.. He gave a different groove to the show, oompa loompa huh? Naah.. He is awesome 🔥🔥. Even more so when he shared his story of working with Elvis.. And he witness Elvis gave one of his diamond ring to elderly couple in the audience.