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Track Listings
| 1. Heartbreak Hotel |
| 2. Baby What You Want Me To Do |
| 3. Introductions |
| 4. That's Alright Mama |
| 5. Are You Lonesome Tonight |
| 6. Baby What You Want Me To Do (2) |
| 7. Blue Suede Shoes |
| 8. One Night |
| 9. Love Me |
| 10. Trying To Get To You |
| 11. Lawdy Miss Clawdy |
| 12. Santa Claus Is Back In Town |
| 13. Blue Christmas |
| 14. Tiger Man |
| 15. When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again |
| 16. Memories |
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During the most captivating segment of Elvis Presley's phenomenal 1968 television comeback special, Presley reunited with original band members Scotty Moore and D.J. Fontana. To film that segment, Presley and the group performed two sets before a rapt studio audience. A generous selection of performances from those concerts became available on video in 1985under the title "Elvis: One Night With You", but RCA waiteduntil 1998 to release TIGER MAN, a single CD of the performances.
Anyone who has ever seen "One Night With You" willneed no convincing to buy TIGER MAN. These performances quite simply capture Presley at his best, singing with a joy absent from much of his '60s output. At the same time, Elvis is clearly giving it his all, as if trying to undo in one brief set all the damage a decade of safe, mediocre movies had done to his image. The only drawback--and it's a minor one--is that Presley wrests the electric guitar from Moore early in the set, thus depriving us of a master instrumentalist's tasty licks. On the bright side, Presley's rudimentary guitar playing reveals a side of the King previously unheard on disc: Elvis as garage rocker.
Anyone who has ever seen "One Night With You" willneed no convincing to buy TIGER MAN. These performances quite simply capture Presley at his best, singing with a joy absent from much of his '60s output. At the same time, Elvis is clearly giving it his all, as if trying to undo in one brief set all the damage a decade of safe, mediocre movies had done to his image. The only drawback--and it's a minor one--is that Presley wrests the electric guitar from Moore early in the set, thus depriving us of a master instrumentalist's tasty licks. On the bright side, Presley's rudimentary guitar playing reveals a side of the King previously unheard on disc: Elvis as garage rocker.
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