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Elvis In Concert 1977 CBS TV Special Complete DVD Collection

Elvis In Concert 1977 CBS TV Special Complete DVD Collection is a 7-disc DVD collection that was released in 2017. It features the complete CBS TV Special that was broadcast in October 1977, as well as amateur 8mm film footage of Elvis’ June 1977 concerts in Omaha, Nebraska, and Rapid City, South Dakota. The DVD collection also includes news footage from 1977.

The CBS TV Special was filmed on June 19 and 21, 1977, at the Omaha Civic Auditorium and the Rapid City Rushmore Plaza Holiday Inn, respectively. The special was directed by Marty Pasetta and produced by Don Kirshner. It was broadcast on CBS on October 3, 1977, and was watched by over 60 million viewers.

The DVD collection features the following discs:

  • Disc 1: Amateur 8mm film of the June 19, 1977, concert in Omaha, Nebraska.

    May 22 1977 – Largo, MD – Capital Centre
    May 23 1977 – Providence, RI – Civic Center
    May 24 1977 – Augusta, ME – Civic Center
    May 25 1977 – Rochester, NY – War Memorial

  • Disc 2: Amateur 8mm film of the June 19, 1977, concert in Omaha, Nebraska.

    May 24 1977 – Binghampton, NY – Broome County Veterans Memorial
    May 28 1977 – Philadelphia, PA – Spectrum
    May 29 1977 – Baltimore, MD – Civic Center
    June 1, 1977 – Macon, GA – Coliseum

  • Disc 3: Amateur 8mm film of the June 21, 1977, concert in Rapid City, South Dakota.

    June 18 1977 – Kansas City, MO – Kemper Arena
    June 24 1977 – Madison, WI – Dane County Coliseum
    June 25 1977 – Cincinnati, OH – Riverfront Coliseum
  • Disc 4: Amateur 8mm film of the June 21, 1977, concert in Rapid City, South Dakota.

    June 26 1977 – Indianapolis, IN – Market Square Arena
    February 20 1977 – Charlotte, NC – Coliseum
    May 1 1977 – Chicago, IL – Chicago Stadium
    May 2 1977 – Chicago, IL – Chicago Stadium

  • Disc 5: The CBS TV Special from Omaha, Nebraska, on June 19, 1977.

    Also Sprach Zarathustra
    See See Rider
    I Got A Woman/Amen
    That’s All Right
    Are You Lonesome Tonight
    Love Me
    Fairytale
    Little Sister
    Teddy Bear/Don’t Be Cruel
    And I Love You So
    Jailhouse Rock
    How Great Thou Art
    Introductions
    Early Mornin’ Rain
    What’d I Say
    Johnny B. Goode
    Introductions
    I Really Don’t Want To Know
    Introductions
    Hurt
    Hound Dog
    0 Sole Mio*/It’s Now Or Never
    Can’t Help Falling In Love
    Closing Vamp

  • Disc 6: The CBS TV Special from Rapid City, South Dakota, on June 21, 1977.

    Backstage Footage
    Also Sprach Zarathustra
    See See Rider I Got A Woman/Amen
    That’s All Right
    Are You Lonesome Tonight
    Love Me
    If You Love Me (Let Me Know)
    You Gave Me A Mountain
    Jailhouse Rock
    0 Sole Mio/It’s Now Or Never
    Trying To Get To You
    Hawaiian Wedding Song
    Teddy Bear/Don’t Be Cruel
    My Way
    Introductions
    I Really Don’t Want To Know
    Introduction of Vernon Presley & Ginger Alden
    Hurt
    Hound Dog
    Unchained Melody
    Can’t Help Falling In Love
    Closing Vamp
  • Disc 7: News footage from 1977.

    Opening Credits Incl. Fans’ Comments,
    Stage Setup and Elvis’ Arrival At Airport
    Also Sprach Zarathustra
    See See Rider
    That’s All Right
    Are You Lonesome Tonight
    Teddy Bear/Don’t Be Cruel
    Fans’ Comments
    You Gave Me A Mountain
    Jailhouse Rock
    Fans’ Comments
    How Great Thou Art
    Fans’ Comments
    Early Mornin’ Rain I Really Don’t Want To Know
    Introduction Of Vernon Presley & Ginger Alden
    Hurt
    Hound Dog
    My Way
    Can’t Help Falling In Love (Vernon Presley Interview Inserted)
    Closing Vamp
    Special Message From Vernon Presley
    Closing Credits

    CBS TV Trailer (October 2, 1977)

The DVD collection is presented in a digipak case with a booklet that includes liner notes and photos.

The Elvis In Concert 1977 CBS TV Special Complete DVD Collection is a must-have for any Elvis fan. It is a comprehensive collection of footage from Elvis’ last major concert tour, and it provides a fascinating glimpse into the King of Rock and Roll at the end of his career.

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