Candid Elvis
on camera
Captain Marvel
JR. Records 2001-3 (Released 1998)
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Introduction
by Felton Jarvis
See see rider
I got a woman
That's all
right mama
Are you lonesome
tonight
Love me
Fairytale
Little sister
Teddy bear/
don't be cruel
And I love
you so
Jailhouse rock
How great thou
art
Introductions
Early morning
rain
What'd I say
Johnny B. Good
Drum solo (by
Ronnie Tutt)
Bass guitar
solo (by Jerry Scheff)
Piano solo
(by Tony Brown)
I really don't
want to know
Electric clavinet
solo (by Bobby Ogdin)
Joe Guercio's
orchestra solo
Hurt
Hound dog
O solo mio
- Sherill Nielsen solo
It's now or
never
Can't help
falling in love
Closing vamp
(Recorded live,
June 19, 1977, Omaha)
Bonus track
You're life
has just begun (home recording)
Captain Marvel Jr. Records Has Always Strived
To Bring Fans The Best Possible Product, No Matter What Obstacles They
Must Overcome.
"Candid Elvis On Camera"Is Their Newest Release.
In June Of 1977 Elvis Was Being Filmed By CBS
For Their Upcoming 'Elvis In Concert Special".
This Cd Starts Out With Felton Jarvis Explaining
The Whole Process Of Elvis Arriving, Etc As Heard On The Original Special.
Then "See See Rider" Begins, Two Things Instantly
Catch You Off Guard. First Of Which Is The Mix Which Has Charlie Hodge
Way Out Front In The Recording.
Secondly, Is The Sound Quality Which Is Below
Par For Captain Marvel Jr. Which Has A Very Good Track Record In Providing
High Sound Quality. BUT, I Can Assure You Of This.. I Have Reviewed Both
This, And "As I Leave You" And The Capt. Marvel Jr's Release Has Much Better
Quality (At Least To My Ears!)
Now, Back To The Concert.... It Is Quite Evident
That Elvis Was Very Ill During The Filming, And His Voice Seems To Be Very
Weak (Maybe That Is Why Charlie Is Mixed Over Elvis??) Elvis Sings His
Usual Concert Repetoir, Including "Are You Lonesome Tonight?" With The
Mess Up, Like On "Moody Blue And Others".
Some Of The Highlights To Me Are "And I Love You
So" "How Great Thou Art" And "I Really Don't Want To Know"
It Is Very Interesting To Listen To This In It's
Undubbed, "Un-Basterdized" (Thanks Brian For The New Term!) Form. We Now
Finally Get To Hear This Concert In It's Full Form Without The Overdubbing/Editing
By RCA.
An Added Extra Bonus Is The Track "Your Life Has
Just Begun" From The '74 Home Recordings.
Now If You Had To Chose Between This And "As I
Leave You" I Would STRONGLY Urge You To Buy "Candid Elvis" As It Is Definitely
The Superior Product!
Review By: Jordan