Here is the cover for The Final Homecoming, the next Audionics / Fort Baxter release. This release will contain the famous July 5th, 1976 Tour finale as recorded live from the mixing desk in Mid-South Coliseum, Memphis, Tennessee.
The Final Homecoming Cover
September 17, 2009 | Music
Steve V wrote on
September 18, 2009
That puffy sleeved shirt/jumpsuit combo along with the sundial suit is the worst Elvis ever looked. Those photos should be banned from all future releases!
theoldscudder wrote on
September 18, 2009
Actually everything considered it's not a bad pic. Iv'e seen a lot worse from this period.
Sundial77 wrote on
September 18, 2009
I think it's ok, does anybody know the track list for this release??
dgirl wrote on
September 18, 2009
Like scudder Ive seen worse from this period but its still not an image of Elvis I like to think of.
Herman wrote on
September 18, 2009
Sundial77 here is the tracklist:
CD 1:
01. Introduction: Also Sprach Zarathustra -
02. C. C. Rider -
03. I Got A Woman / Amen -
04. Love Me -
05. Fairytale -
06. You Gave Me A Mountain -
07. All Shook Up -
08. Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel -
09. And I Love You So -
10. Jailhouse Rock -
11. Fever -
12. America The Beautiful -
13. One Night -
14. That's All Right -
15. Blue Christmas -
16. Introductions by Elvis of vocalists, band -
17. Early Morning Rain (John Wilkinson).
CD 2:
01. What'd I Say (James Burton) -
02. Johnny B. Goode (James Burton) -
03. Drum solo (Ronnie Tutt) -
04. Bass solo (Jerry Scheff) -
05. Piano solo (Tony Brown) -
06. Electric Piano and Clavinet solo (David Briggs) -
07. Love Letters -
08. School Day (Joe Guercio Orchestra) -
09. Hurt -
10. Hurt (full reprise) -
11. Hound Dog -
12. Funny How Times Slip Away (with reprise) -
13. Help Me -
14. How Great Thou Art -
15. Softly As I Leave You -
16. Introductions by Elvis of Vernon Presley -
17. Polk Salad Annie -
18. Jambalaya (partial) -
19. It's Now Or Never -
20. Can't Help Falling In Love -
21. Closing Vamp and announcements.
I allready have the first release of this one that was called "Goodbye Memphis" with extra 13 tracks from april 23, 1977 and 2 home recordings from 1974. If you missed the first one make sure you get this one because it's a very good one, a complete very long concert in very good quality !
Ciscoking wrote on
September 19, 2009
It`s one of the best shows from 1976. It was the tour end concert and being in Memphis was a challenge for Elvis. He tried hard to please the crows. The result is really a good one. He enjoyed his time on stage. The sound is pristine on the old release and should be even better on the new one knowing Audionics. Recommendable..!
Jerome-the-third wrote on
September 19, 2009
the cover looks great but sorry I really can't care for releases like these anymore. Of course the sound is improved, the booklet is wonderful etc..
Sundial77 wrote on
September 20, 2009
Thanks Herman, I'm looking forward to this one. Of course there are always somone that don't like these releases, but to fans like me it's good. i really like to see coments on the different releases and sometimes it seems as if everybody has every release and therefore they don't have to release stuff like this, but to me it's very welcome, so i often don't care to much on those who tear these to pieces. Of course i don't buy them all (who can afford it!!), but some are 'must have' releases to me!
Ruthie wrote on
September 21, 2009
I have to agree that this is not a very good picture - and I also have seen worse. Still, I wouldn't kick him out of bed!
Kenneth wrote on
September 23, 2009
sundial77, you are far from alone in what you are thinking and saying, keep it going.