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Hampton Twice

According to Gravel Road Music the “Star-sprangled Spectacular Bicentennial ’76” will raise a few questions for the critics as Elvis sounds way better now with a mastering job done properly… The second disc is a great re-mastering of the famous Hampton ’72 concert, which blows all previous releases of this show out of the water – Great sound, fantastic dynamics and Elvis in amazing voice.

August 1, 1976 (2:30 pm). Hampton VA. Hampton Coliseum

2001 Theme / C. C. Rider / I Got A Woman - Amen / Love Me / If You Love Me / You Gave Me A Mountain / All Shook Up / Teddy Bear - Don’t Be Cruel / And I Love You So / Jailhouse Rock / Fever / America The Beautiful / Return To Sender / Band Introductions / Early Morning Rain ( featuring John Wilkinson ) / What’d I Say ( featuring James Burton ) / Johnny B Goode ( featuring James Burton ) / Drum Solo ( featuring Ronnie Tutt ) / Battle Of New Orleans ( featuring Jerry Scheff ) / Piano Solo ( featuring Tony Brown ) / Electric Piano Solo ( featuring David Briggs ) / Love Letters / School Day / Hurt (+ reprise) / Hound Dog - Good Golly Miss Molly (excerpt) / Funny How Time Slips Away / Cant Help Falling In Love / Closing Vamp.

April 9, 1972 (8:30 pm). Hampton VA. Hampton Coliseum

Also Sprach Zarathustra /. C. C. Rider /. Until It's Time For You To Go /. Polk Salad Annie /. Love Me /. All Shook Up / Teddy Bear (with 2 false starts)/Don't Be Cruel / Are You Lonesome Tonight? /. I Can't Stop Loving You / Hound Dog / Bridge Over Troubled Water / Suspicious Minds / For The Good Times / Band Introductions / An American Trilogy / Love Me Tender / A Big Hunk Of Love / How Great Thou Art / Sweet Sweet Spirit (The Stamps) / Lawdy Miss Clawdy / Cant Help Falling In Love / Closing Vamp/Announcements

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Source: Email / Updated: Dec 16, 2012

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Ciscoking (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 31, 2012report abuse

Doesn`t matter what you think about this show..the sound is extra fine..

danishfan (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 30, 2012report abuse

Yes of cause some fans really think that Elvis owed them something. But it is not like you are forced to buy anything, so if you dont like it dont buy it, as I see it Elvis gave his fans a lot more than they gave back to him, even today a lot of fans use most of their time rambling about how much better they could have done his job, if I didnt know better I would think they were jealous of his succes.

mature_elvis_fan75 (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 27, 2012report abuse

By the way his emotional issues are not something i overlook,i fully believe he was bi polar which is hell to deal with.

mature_elvis_fan75 (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 27, 2012report abuse

I would not give my manager 50%,id also not recorded alot of thoe 60's stuff,although songs like yoga is is a classic.
When your job is making music then yes you owe those who are buying your stuff the best.

danishfan (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 24, 2012report abuse

A lot of people blame Elvis for not beeing 100% perfect in everything he did, I seriously doubt that if those people have had the chance to "Walk a mile in his shoes" they would have done any better. I never felt that he owned me (or any other fan) anything, instead I am really thankful for the 1000 of hours of joy he had given me.

mature_elvis_fan75 (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 22, 2012report abuse

I dont care for parker,but elvis could have did things differt,he didnt seem to care enough and because of that he made no so great choices. Lack of confidence,sometimrs lazyness,bi polar disorder,are these facts,i dont know but they are just some of my views.

alanfalk (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 21, 2012report abuse

Yes, if only one of us clever fans have had Col. Parkers manager job, or even better, been Elvis, then he would have been The worlds greatest legend.... Oh wait HE IS !!!

mature_elvis_fan75 (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 19, 2012report abuse

If ftd was a smart collecotrs label,they would release a on tour set,but they are not. I will never understand this desire to tie in a dvd set with the audio set. Do they think fans want to buy 10 items at a time,how about things be spaced out a bit? Not to mention a on tour set aint happening.

Gorse (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 19, 2012report abuse

If we blame The Colonel for Elvis not appearing on world stages, making few TV appearances, giving a mininum of interviews, not appearing in any films in the last few years, the lack of professional footage, and 'not helping' him to stay on this earth longer, then this curiously created the eternal legend. The less is better stance taken by Parker whatever his motives, has ensured that saturation point was never reached while he was alive and so we are constantly looking for more. The year 1972, Hampton and other Elvis On Tour concerts, are very interesting as in hindsight were in world stage terms, and us getting to know him, an early goodbye.

In-A-Flash (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 18, 2012report abuse

So true dgirl. Elvis could have played anywhere and should have been on the major stages in London, Tokyo, Sydney, etc.

dgirl (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 17, 2012report abuse

Tony, Whats' even sadder is that Elvis was playing towns like Hampton VA (and Vegas) instead of the major cities of the world. Really sad actually.

Tony C (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 17, 2012report abuse

What a sad toll those mere four years between these concerts took on Elvis, it's tragic to compare the cover pictures and the recordings contained on the CDs.

marco31768 (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 17, 2012report abuse

Great!!! I love "Gravel Road" label.

Boxcar (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 17, 2012report abuse

Everytime a remastered version appears I ask myself if they really just re-work the CD (so it's 1:1 contentwise) or if they use another tape or source).

Wiebe (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 17, 2012report abuse

I'm sure Ernie is saving this show for an On Tour project, since it's the best show they recorded together with Richmond.

Ciscoking (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 17, 2012report abuse

I`d too, say when you don`t have the originals - especially the Hampton 1972 concert - you are well served with this new release. The artwork will be great, too..I am sure..

Lefty (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 17, 2012report abuse

Indeed, it is a total shame that no one has released the April 9, 1972 show. For now, it remains locked away in the vault at Sony. My prayer is that someday FTD will get around to releasing it. For now, the very best import production of that show is Triangle's "The Hampton Roads Concert," arguably the best bootleg ever! I doubt that Gravel Road could improve the sound of that release at all, it is that good. Nevertheless, if you don't have the Triangle release, this one may suffice. Gravel Road puts a lot into their artwork. As for the August 1, 1976 show, Fort Baxter did a pretty good job with it back in 1994. The show itself is really sad. Elvis was in terrible voice. But again, if you don't own it already....

mature_elvis_fan75 (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 17, 2012report abuse

Sony has the complete show,but ernie,isnt too smart and chooses to overlook this show!

genedin (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 16, 2012report abuse

You mean no one has the complete 72 show anywhere? Total shame

Ronaldv (profile/ contact) wrote on Dec 16, 2012report abuse

Pfff, do we need this? No! Previously released cd's that we already have in splendid sound. Wake up guys and bring on something NEW!