Memories: The 68 Comeback Special

構成数 : 2
合計収録時間 : 02:00:18
Personnel: Elvis Presley (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars); Billy Goldenberg (conductor); The Blossoms; B.J Baker, Sally Stevens, Bob Tebow, John Bahler (vocals); Scotty Moore (acoustic & electric guitars); Charlie Hodge (acoustic guitar); Tommy Tedesco, Mike Deasy, Alvin Casey, Joseph Gibbons, Neil Levang, Charles Britz (guitar); Tommy Morgan (harmonica); Don Randi (piano); Larry Knechtal (keyboards, bass); Charles Berghofer (bass); Hal Blaine, Gary Coleman (drums); Lance Legault (tambourine); Frank DeVito (bongos); John Cyr, Elliot Franks, D.J. Fontana (percussion). Compilation producers: Ernst Mikael Jorgensen, Roger Semon. Recorded at Western Recorders, Hollywood, California and live at NBC Studios, Burbank, California on June 20-25 & 27, 1968. Includes liner notes by Colin Escott. Personnel: Elvis Presley (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Bob Tebow, B.J. Baker, Sally Stevens, The Blossoms , John Bahler (vocals); Charlie Hodge (guitar, acoustic guitar); Mike Deasy Sr. , Al Casey , Joseph R. Gibbons, Tommy Tedesco , Neil Levang (guitar); Scotty Moore (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Tommy Morgan (harmonica); Don Randi (piano); Larry Knechtel (keyboards); D.J. Fontana, Hal Blaine, Gary Coleman (drums); Frank DeVito (bongos); Lance Legault (tambourine); John Cyr (percussion). Audio Remasterer: Jan Eliasson. Audio Remixer: Dennis Ferrante. Liner Note Author: Colin Escott. Recording information: NBC's Studios, Burbank, CA (06/20/1968-06/29/1968); Western Recorders, Hollywood, CA (06/20/1968-06/29/1968). Elvis' '68 COMEBACK SPECIAL was his chance to prove to countless TV viewers that the Elvis who embarrassed himself and his fans in countless lame films and sub-par albums throughout the early-to-mid-'60s was not the real Elvis. This was his attempt to reclaim his rightful place in the world of rock & roll, which had come so far since he helped invent it in the mid-'50s. Over the course of two discs, MEMORIES documents the entire evening, both the prearranged portion of the evening (disc one) and the ad hoc acoustic jam session that was the real highlight of the performance. The real hook here is the presence of several previously unreleased cuts from the latter, which go a long way toward portraying the 1968 Elvis as a man with nothing to prove, possessed of a rock & roll soul he couldn't lose no matter how many white jumpsuits he donned.
録音 : モノラル／ステレオ (Live)