Elvis Live In Concert - February 20, 1977 Charlotte, NC
Fri 2/12 8:00 pm ET
For Valentine’s weekend, Elvis Radio presents the King’s concert from 33 years ago in the Queen’s City. (1 hr)
Rebroadcast: Sun 2/14 12:00 am ET; Tues 2/16 6:00 am ET
Saturday Special: Elvis Love Songs -- Your Valentine
Sat 2/13 12:00 pm ET
Call 888-ELVIS-NOW (888-358-4766) for your Elvis Valentine dedications. Make them in person at the SIRIUS XM Elvis Radio studio if you are touring Graceland. (1 hr)
Soundtrack Saturday Night -– Live a Little, Love a Little
Sat 2/13 10:00 pm ET
Bill Rock’s Elvis Movie Of The Week is 1968’s Live A Little, Love A Little. This is the movie that spawned the original recording of "A Little Less Conversation," and Elvis’ Dad, Vernon, has a cameo in one of the scenes. (2 hrs)
It will broadcast a 1977 Elvis Concert? For valentine day? They must hate Elvis in that radio station to make such a poor and terrible choice. Don't understand why broadcast a concert that is paler that the shadow of the man himself! Who needs to ear Elvis breath and long, almost unbearable, introductions? Give me Elvis pre 75, give me Elvis in July 1975, in the last 5 days tour of 1976. But 1977? Why not the infamous Baltimore Concert?
it is known as historical accuracy; if you look at the date, it coincides with the date in 77 that Elvis was on this tour; the fans enjoy hearing it around the anniversary of it's recording! i should know i am a loyal listner to the program! they recieve emails with requests to follow a timeline of history; because it is cool to relive these moments!
p.s i have a friend who was at all, the baltimore shows and she said he had a minor heart attack or so it seemed; the color drained from his face and he had to be helped off the stage! but he returned thirty minutes or so later and finished the show! that is why Elvis will never be replaced! he aimed to please his fans; and they still visit Graceland each day! people who don't truly understand what Elvis was about will gripe all day about trivial little meaningless things instead of appreciating the talent he had up to the day he passed away!
It's good to see that they broadcast a 1977 concert. Not again only the greatest hits...