At Madison Square Garden [Original recording remastered]

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Johnny Cash has long been both country legend and American icon. But once upon a time, in the late '60s, Cash was something more mercurial--pop culture superstar. This 26-song, previously unreleased concert recorded in December 1969 at a Madison Square Garden packed with 21,000 enthusiastic fans from across the cultural and political spectrum documents what's arguably the peak of Cash's career. One story-song slides naturally into the next in a set that not only documents the high points of his already rich and colorful career, but paints a compelling autobiography of the singer and his hardscrabble roots. Whether taking a bold antiwar stance as a "dove with claws" (imagine a post-Lee Greenwood country star being as brave) on "Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream," taking a tough, unflinching look at prison life in a four-song stretch book-ended by "The Long Black Veil" and "Folsom Prison Blues," or examining the plight of the Native American and his own religious beliefs, Cash gives a performance that underscores the honesty and integrity that made him a conquering American folk hero. The singer's generosity toward his backing musicians and songwriters is also noteworthy, acknowledging Shel Silverstein's presence as the writer of his massive hit "A Boy Named Sue," turning over the show to the Carter Family for a couple slices of Appalachian roots music, and letting the Statler Brothers showcase "Flowers on the Wall" and fellow Sun legend-turned-sideman Carl Perkins rip through an explosive, show-stopping "Blue Suede Shoes." Cash's presence here is more than mere performance; it's a frank reminder that American values remain considerably more complex than nostalgia, apple pie, and flag-waving. --Jerry McCulley

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Average customer rating: We can't stop loving you, Elvis !!! The king of rock and roll Elvis Rocks the Big Apple An Absolutely Stellar Performance This is one of the best live Elvis albums ever!

Elvis as Recorded at Madison Square Garden Elvis Presley Manufacturer: Bmg / Elvis ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Contemporary | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music General | Oldies | Pop | Styles | Music Vocal Pop | Live Albums | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Oldies & Retro | Rock | Styles | Music Oldies | Live Albums | Rock | Styles | Music General | Live Albums | Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Aloha From Hawaii - Via Satellite On Stage February, 1970 Elvis in Concert Moody Blue Memories: The '68 Comeback Special ASIN: B000002WFK Release Date: 1992-04-14

Tracks:

1. Introduction: Also Sprach Zarathustra (Theme from 2001: A Space Odyssey)
2. That's All Right
3. Proud Mary
4. Never Been To Spain
5. You Don't Have To Say You Love Me
6. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
7. Polk Salad Annie
8. Love Me
9. All Shook Up
10. Heartbreak Hotel
11. Medley: (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear/Don't Be Cruel/Love Me Tender
12. Love Me Tender
13. The Impossible Dream
14. Introductions By Elvis
15. Hound Dog
16. Suspicious Minds
17. For The Good Times
18. American Trilogy
19. Funny How Time Slips Away
20. I Can't Stop Loving You
21. Can't Help Falling In Love
22. End Theme

Customer Reviews:

We can't stop loving you, Elvis !!!.......2007-04-13

Elvis Presley enjoyed great success with his four standing room only concerts at Madison Square Garden in June of 1972; and this CD shows us why. Elvis is in excellent form for this concert; and his rapport with the crowd runs very strong; almost instantly the audience rests in the palm of Elvis' hand as they whoop and shout for joy as he sings to them.

The concert recording, so well remastered by BMG Recording Studios, begins with "Also Sprach Zarathustra (Theme From 2001: A Space Odyssey.)" This brief yet auspicious theme gets the audience all worked up for Elvis to come onstage. Elvis launches into rousing renditions of "That's All Right" and "Proud Mary" as the crowd loves every second of it. Elvis then switches gears to a slower paced "Never Been To Spain;" and by this time the audience is in total ecstasy. "That's All Right" also features great drums and horns; and the guitars work wonders for the musical arrangement for "Proud Mary," too.

Throughout the rest of the concert Elvis alternates between songs with faster and slower tempos; but they all work well and Elvis bats them all straight out of the ball park! Some incredible numbers Elvis performs include the gorgeous love ballad "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me;" a sublime cover of "The Impossible Dream" with its great use of the piano and "For The Good Times." Elvis sings them all with great sensitivity. Excellent!

Of course, it couldn't be a proper Elvis concert without some of his signature songs. We get classic Elvis numbers including "Heartbreak Hotel;" the beautiful "Love Me Tender" from Elvis' first movie; a slower than usual paced "Hound Dog" that breaks out into a rousing, rapid fire red hot number and "Suspicious Minds," one of Elvis' most beautiful numbers.

Elvis also receives terrific backup from J. D. Sumner & The Stamps, The Sweet Inspirations and Kathy Westmoreland. The orchestra is conducted by Joe Guercio.

The concert ends with two wonderful, full of punch numbers: "I Can't Stop Loving You" and "Can't Help Falling In Love." These two songs provide a strong ending for this concert.

The quality of the sound is good considering that this is a recording of a live concert; and the liner notes include the song credits, too. The art work reflects good judgment.

One mystery exists, for me at least: the CD clocks in at roughly 53 minutes. I find it hard to believe that Elvis' complete and unedited concert lasted a mere 53 minutes. I must wonder if this recording includes all the songs Elvis sang at this particular concert. In any event, this CD is so good I will choose to overlook this possible flaw and give it five stars anyway! It deserves it.

Overall, I highly recommend this CD for Elvis fans. Elvis obviously loved every minute of this concert. Elvis' voice displays his strength and yes, he WAS at the top of his game for this concert. Fans of rock and pop will also enjoy this live concert CD.

The king of rock and roll.......2006-11-10

I had purchased a elvis presley cd live at Madison Squre Garden from Amizon. com. The shipment was quick and the cd was received in great condition. Very satisfy. Thanks Amizon, Hope to shop again.

Elvis Rocks the Big Apple.......2006-07-06

Amazingly, this 1972 album marked the first commercial release of an entire Elvis Presley concert. "Recorded at Madison Square Garden" packs in plenty of diverse music and nostalgia to keep the fans entertained for a fast-paced hour. Highlights include "Proud Mary," "Polk Salad Annie," "American Trilogy" and a rare version of "The Impossible Dream." However, "An Afternoon in the Garden" remains a superior document of Elvis' historic New York engagement.

An Absolutely Stellar Performance .......2006-06-15

I was not a hardcore Elvis fan before picking up "Live At Madison Square Garden" and I did not know what to expect on my first listen. Would this be for Elvis die-hards only? Would this be the sluggish lethargic King of later years that was often bored on stage?

What I got was a powerhouse show that might be one of the finest live albums I've ever heard. The energy of the band and Elvis himself that night is infectious, with a great set list of songs and the tight performance of a band at the peak of their abilities. I was especially impressed with Ronnie Tutt's drumming and the Bass playing of Jerry Scheff.

As for Elvis himself, he sounds at the top of his game. And the King at his best is unequaled as a singer and performer. He seems eager to meet the challenge of playing MSG and delivers the songs with energy and passion. Shows like this must be the reason Elvis became as huge as he did.

This is one of the best live Elvis albums ever!.......2006-06-12

This album is great! Almost all of the performances were the best, or comparable to the best, I have ever heard. Even the covers. Yes, Elvis did a lot of covers. And if you are a die-hard fan of the original bands, then you probably won't like the Elvis covers as much as the original recordings. However, if you are an Elvis fan, you will know that he rocks these songs and you can totally hear the audience going crazy from these performances. Trust me, if you like live performances and you are an Elvis fan, you will love this album.

Average customer rating: Best Phish release of any kind GOTTA GET IT! Anastasio's flow My new FAVORITE Phish show! Please we have no regrets

Live at Madison Square Garden New Year's Eve 1995 Phish Manufacturer: Rhino / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Rock Jam Bands | Jam Bands | Rock | Styles | Music Jam Bands | Live Albums | Rock | Styles | Music General | Live Albums | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Rhino Records | Amazon.com Label Stores | Stores | Music Similar Items: Phish - Live in Brooklyn Live in Brooklyn A Live One Billy Breathes Phish - It ASIN: B000BU0CA2 Release Date: 2005-12-20

Tracks:

1. Punch You In The Eye
2. The Sloth
3. Reba
4. The Squirming Coil
5. Maze
6. Colonel Forbin's Ascent
7. Fly Famous Mockingbird
8. Shine
9. Fly Famous Mockingbird
10. Sparkle
11. Chalk Dust Torture

Tracks:

1. Audience Chess Move
2. Drowned
3. The Lizards
4. Axilla (Part II)
5. Runaway Jim
6. Strange Design
7. Hello My Baby
8. Mike's Song

Tracks:

1. Gamehendge Time Phactory
2. Auld Lang Syne
3. Weekapaug Groove
4. Sea And Sand
5. You Enjoy Myself
6. Sanity
7. Frankenstein
8. Johnny B. Goode

Description

Rolling Stone magazine famously called Phish "America's Greatest Jam Band," and while Trey Anastasio, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon, and Page McConnell called it quits as a group last year, their legend lives on. Formed at University of Vermont in 1983, Phish quickly became heirs to the jam band tradition, taking the roots of musical improvisation to a new level and beyond. Of all their now-legendary shows, their 1995 New Year's Eve concert at Madison Square Garden-a masterful blend of composition, theater and improvision-is revered as one of their finest, even by the band themselves. Marking this stellar concert's 10th anniversary, Rhino's deluxe 3-CD release presents the Phenomenal Phish at the peak of their powers. Track Listings: Punch You In the Eye, Sloth, Reba, Squirming Coil, Maze, Colonel Forbin's Ascent, Fly Famous Mockingbird, Shine, Fly Famous Mockingbird, Sparkle, Chalk Dust Torture, Audience Chess Move, Drowned, Lizards, Axilla (Part II), Runaway Jim, Strange Design, Hello My Baby, Mike's Song, Gamehendge Time Factory, Auld Lang Syne, Weekapaug Groove, Sea and Sand, You Enjoy Myself, Sanity,Frankenstein, Johnny B. Goode.

Customer Reviews:

Best Phish release of any kind.......2007-04-14

This is the best release Phish have put out. The show is a masterpiece, maybe the best in the band's twenty-year run. The show seems to make almost everyone's top shows list and with good reason. There's something here for everyone from a time when Phish were really exploring their songs and extending their jamming.

The show opens with an extremely energetic PYITE. The band are on fire and working together seamlessly. This is the energy of Live Phish 6 (Centrum) and the jamming coordination of LP 4 (Drum Logos). There's a brief move through The Sloth that takes the band into an extended Reba in which Page is playing perfectly and brilliantly. He is absolutely inspired; toward the end of the jam the others get out of his way and let him just explore the song. This is one of the best Rebas in existence. There's a great Squirming Coil, a nice Maze, and a fun long sequence of Colonel Forbin > Fly Famous Mockingbird, which is broken up to include a monologue by Trey and a cover of the pop song Shine that surpasses the original. Sparkle's great as always, and they end the first set with a blistering Chalkdust in which Trey is completely in control of the song and just flies.

Set two begins with Drowned and The Lizards, and this is one of the best Lizards out there. The whole show is filled with Gamehenge mythology, and Lizards is done with an obvious affection from the band. It's a lot of fun to hear the audience go wild for the helping phriendly book. There's a quick Axilla with a lot of power and then the definitive Runaway Jim. This is better than the great Runaway on Brooklyn, with huge energy and great coordination, the band just completely rock out. Strange Design lets the audience cool off and is really beautifully done. Hello My Baby is always a sign of huge things to come, and the Mike's Song that closes out set two is indescribable. It starts off loud and rocking, but transions into something more ominous, and right around 12 minutes in the band just hit the zone. This is one of those moments when the jam just feels completely perfect, the kind of groove that a studio performance can never achieve because it's so obviously feeding off the energy in the audience. The band just layer the music and Mike supplies an exceptional rhythm and Fish is perfect. There's an even more ominous closing, and the second set ends.

The third set opens with the ambient performance of the band as the Gamehenge Time Lab scientists and break into Auld Lang Syne at midnight. This is a great performance that segues into the Weekapaug Groove, which is fast and tight. There's a relaxing Sea and the Sand and a great YEM. They close out with Sanity and Frankenstein and give a wild Johnny B. Goode encore.

The mix is wonderfully done. Balanced all around with beautiful highs in Page's keys that play off Mike's rich bass which just fills the room. Trey's guitar sounds bright and vibrant and Fish's drums are just the right distance, with his cymbals sounding more real than on poorly done digital mixes. Cymbals are the toughest sound to mix on the CD format, but they've done a great job here with the mics and board mix. The stage is deep and the audience is coming through enough to make you feel like you're at a live show without being at all invasive.

This is the best release in the Phish catalog. Add Live Phish 4, 11, and 18 and you have in four volumes a great sketch of everything that made Phish the most inspired and talented live act of the past twenty years. A superb release.

GOTTA GET IT! .......2007-01-12

THIS IS ONE FUN CONCERT. ALL LIVE MUSIC, EXTENDED JAMS, PHISH WAS ROCKIN THAT NIGHT!I WAS THERE AND KNOW FIRST HAND HOW WELL THEY PERFORMED. IT'S NOT THE MOST INTIMATE CONCERT, BUT LOTS OF FUN. WORTH THE BUCK$$.

Anastasio's flow.......2006-05-17

Known for their zany humor, awesome musicianship, and turn-on-a-dime improvisational abilities, the now-defunct Phish sound like no other band. On this three-disc set (which contains more than three-and-a-half hours of material) guitarist Trey Anastasio and his three bandmates stir jazz, funk, salsa, reggae, polka, moody improvs, oddball sound effects, spoken word, and screaming 6-string into a unique sonic stew that teeters between punchy prog rock and anarchistic musical theater. Armed with his trusty Languedoc custom archtop, Anastasio roams a large tonal landscape. Whether his fast, fluid lines snarl and squawk, sing with smooth distortion, or are soaked in rotovibe, wah, or echo, they're unfailingly original and fresh. Though Anastasio has scary technique, it's his flow that's most remarkable, and this rare quality is evident throughout the high-energy show. A great introduction to this premier jam band.

My new FAVORITE Phish show!.......2006-04-04

I CANNOT believe that I haven't heard this show, I can't believe I called myself a Phish fan (for 10 years) before having heard this. I simply cannot believe the marvelous genius recording (this sounds so clear) and how ON the boys are this night. If I were in a band such as Phish and broke up (like them) I would only have to listen to a show like this to know that at one point we really had it. I'm listening to it as I write this and I swear they do not miss a note.

My favorite non-Phish treat would have to be the Quadrophenia gem "Sea and Sand," man they are ripping up YEM as I type this. Whoever you are, if you read this, and you like Phish and you have not heard this album, please obtain it, hear it, stream it, you gotta hear this jam.

Please we have no regrets.......2006-03-18

I normally skip Runaway Jim, but don't skip this one. Same for Weekapaug, also a nice Drowned. There's very little to no filler on all three discs. They should have released this a long time ago, and maybe just leave Hampton Comes Alive in the vaults. The packaging is great too, a not too over-the-top, well-designed digi-pack.

Average customer rating: Great Vocals! But No June, and Live Prison Albums are Better! This IS Johnny Cash! Can't say "son of a bitch" on stage. Columbia CASHes in, still good though. Johnny Cash at Madison Square Garden

At Madison Square Garden Johnny Cash Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music General | Live Albums | Country | Styles | Music Similar Items: At San Quentin At Folsom Prison American Recordings American III: Solitary Man Unchained ASIN: B00006GO9D Release Date: 2002-08-27

Tracks:

1. Big River
2. I Still Miss Someone
3. Five Feet High And Rising
4. Pickin' Time
5. Remember The Alamo
6. Last Night I Had The Strangest Dream
7. Wreck Of The Old 97
8. The Long Black Veil
9. The Wall
10. Send A Picture Of Mother
11. Folsom Prison Blues
12. Blue Suede Shoes (w/ Carl Perkins)
13. Flowers On The Wall (w/ The Statler Brothers)
14. Wildwood Flower (w/ The Carter Family)
15. Worried Man Blues w/ The Carter Family)
16. A Boy Named Sue
17. Cocaine Blues
18. Jesus Was A Carpenter
19. The Ballad Of Ira Hayes
20. As Long As The Grass Shall Grow
21. Sing A Travelin' Song
22. He Turned The Water Into Wine
23. Were You There (When They Crucified My Lord)
24. Daddy Sang Bass
25. Finale Medley
26. Suppertime

Amazon.com

Johnny Cash has long been both country legend and American icon. But once upon a time, in the late '60s, Cash was something more mercurial--pop culture superstar. This 26-song, previously unreleased concert recorded in December 1969 at a Madison Square Garden packed with 21,000 enthusiastic fans from across the cultural and political spectrum documents what's arguably the peak of Cash's career. One story-song slides naturally into the next in a set that not only documents the high points of his already rich and colorful career, but paints a compelling autobiography of the singer and his hardscrabble roots. Whether taking a bold antiwar stance as a "dove with claws" (imagine a post-Lee Greenwood country star being as brave) on "Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream," taking a tough, unflinching look at prison life in a four-song stretch book-ended by "The Long Black Veil" and "Folsom Prison Blues," or examining the plight of the Native American and his own religious beliefs, Cash gives a performance that underscores the honesty and integrity that made him a conquering American folk hero. The singer's generosity toward his backing musicians and songwriters is also noteworthy, acknowledging Shel Silverstein's presence as the writer of his massive hit "A Boy Named Sue," turning over the show to the Carter Family for a couple slices of Appalachian roots music, and letting the Statler Brothers showcase "Flowers on the Wall" and fellow Sun legend-turned-sideman Carl Perkins rip through an explosive, show-stopping "Blue Suede Shoes." Cash's presence here is more than mere performance; it's a frank reminder that American values remain considerably more complex than nostalgia, apple pie, and flag-waving. --Jerry McCulley

Customer Reviews:

Great Vocals! But No June, and Live Prison Albums are Better!.......2006-07-06

JOHNNY CASH AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN is a very decent live album, but his previous two live albums are better, AT FOLSOM PRISON and AT SAN QUENTIN.

AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN has great sounding vocals, but the guitars are buried in the mix, so they lose their punch, especially on songs like "Big River," when the instruments have a lot to do with how catchy the song is in the first place.

June Carter is home, six months pregnant, but all of the other (backup) singers sound GREAT! After the first 20 minutes or so, Johnny leaves the stage (!) and lets the other singers do some songs. Is this an influence from his TV show era?

Carl Perkins does his "Blue Suede Shoes," the Statler Brothers sound EXACTLY like their studio harmonies on "Flowers on the Wall," and the rest of the Carter Family ladies sound terrific, as usual! Though he has so many other singers onstage, I am surprised that they don't sing backup on ALL the songs, only on about a third or less.

Johnny talks A LOT before most songs, explaining who, how, why, and what details about most songs. Johnny sings a lot of his folky, common man themed songs, instead of all his biggest hits. Some BIG hits get shortchanged, like "Walk the Line" and "Ring of Fire," so that's a negative.

The booklet is very informative. Overall, this is a very nice CD.

AT SAN QUENTIN is his best live album, with more aggresive guitar sounds, and the only one with a hit from the live version, "A Boy Named Sue." AT FOLSOM PRISON is probably more famous sounding, and it was his comeback album, and featured in the WALK THE LINE biography film. If you already have those two, then get this one. Otherwise, I would recommend SAN QUENTIN first, then FOLSOM, then this one.

If you are new to Johnny Cash, I recommend that you start with THE LEGEND OF JOHNNY CASH, from the American record label. It has all his biggest career hits, sounding GRRREAT!

Johnny's best Gospel CD is GOSPEL GLORY, in my opinion, so far, but I don't have all of his Gospel CDs yet.

JOHNNY CASH READS THE NEW TESTAMENT is my favorite Gospel project, where he does a spoken word reading of the entire New Testament of the Bible, across 16 CDs, for a very good price from amazon.com. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! Johnny Cash reading the book of REVELATION, on one CD from the set, is really cool, if you think about it.

This IS Johnny Cash!.......2006-03-01

Impressive and personal - the music is terrific and Johnny is at his finest. The band sounds great providing full sound backup with that special Johnny Cash touch. Offering a wide variety of talent and selection, I found this CD to be one of the best recording compilations of Johnny's live concert tours besides his live prison concerts at San Quentin and Folsum. June is missing on this one - home tending to the family (due soon!) but the Carter family and Carl Perkins and the Stadler Brothers provide for some great harmony, strong presence and delightful listening. Buy this CD and enjoy many great performances by the Cash gang ... you'll be playing it over and over and over again! It's a genuine wholesome experience you won't want to miss!

Can't say "son of a bitch" on stage........2006-02-24

This previously unreleased concert was recorded on December 5, 1969. Johnny Cash was hugely popular at the time, due to the success of the Folson Prison and San Quentin albums, and the "A Boy Name Sue" single. Cash performed before an enthusiastic audience at Madison Square Garden. It's a great concert, but not as exciting as his prison concerts. Cash seems to have a bit of a cold here (he coughs several times). Cash fans should enjoy this CD.

Columbia CASHes in, still good though........2004-02-04

I love Jonny Cash, but was unfamiliar with this album when I saw it on the racks. After the success of his prison recordings, it seems to make sense that many of his performances would be recorded, a small investment for another potential hit album.

The copyright says 2002, and I was curious as to why this hadn't been released earlier. If it was another raucous, rocking Folsom style performance, surely it would have made sense to release it decades ago.

I rated it three stars - but I want to make it clear, those are 3 Johnny Cash stars - it's still good, but just different from other live releases. It doesn't showcase the things I personally enjoy most about Johnny Cash, and while I'm sure there are plenty of archived performances that would blow my socks off, this isn't one of them.

Negatives:
His voice doesn't seem to be in great shape. At one point, he apoligizes, "I'm sorry, my voice..." and it trails off, whether he thought twice about bringing attention to the fact, or it was edited later, I don't know. He sings mostly in his lower register, with quite a bit of his unique quavering. Songs where it's most evident he just can't muster the melody or energy that I've heard on other recordings are :
I Still Miss Someone
Wreck of the Old 97
A Boy Named Sue

Bob Wootons guitar doesn't have the punch of the San Quentin recording. In my opinion it's less unique sounding, and more typical. I don't have the album handy to see who was playing lead on that track, but it's a phenomenal guitar line, with energy that isn't equalled anywhere on the Madison Square Garden album.

The overall feel of the concert is more sedate, so "Blue Suede Shoes", and "Flowers on the Wall" seem out of place to the point of being misplaced.

Positives/Miscelaneous:
He plays a good number of ballads. So if that's your preference, than this is a good pick. I still think that even the softer songs would benefit from Cash breaking out a few higher notes, but he plays plenty of melancholy songs at this show, and the Carter family songs go well with this atmosphere.

It's packaged pretty well, with enough photos of Mr. Cash as well his band and the guest performers. Photo Credits include "archive", "Getty", one by George Kalinsky, and some by Don Hunstein, none really remarkable.

All in all, a decent disc for those who prefer his ballads, but there are many other albums to choose from, over 100 albums from 1957-2002.

Johnny Cash at Madison Square Garden.......2003-04-05

Whether a Johnny Cash fan or not,you will simply love this
CD. As a lover of Cash's music,I can testify to the beauty
of the music contained herein. Much like the Johnny Cash
show on TV,this live performance is great and fast-paced.
To me,there is nothing like a live performance of anything.
It is truly beautiful. I recommend this CD trememdously.
Once you start listening to it,you will never want it to
put it down.

Average customer rating: In it's entirely!

Elvis as Recorded at Madison Square Garden Elvis Presley Manufacturer: RCA ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Live Albums | Rock | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B00000731I Release Date: 1996-11-07

Tracks:

1. Introduction: Also Sprach Zarathustra [Theme from 2001: A Space Odysse]
2. That's All Right
3. Proud Mary
4. Never Been to Spain
5. You Don't Have to Say You Love Me
6. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
7. Polk Salad Annie
8. Love Me
9. All Shook Up
10. Heartbreak Hotel
11. Medley: (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear/Don't Be Cruel
12. Love Me Tender
13. Impossible Dream (The Quest)
14. Introductions by Elvis
15. Hound Dog
16. Suspicious Minds
17. For the Good Times
18. American Trilogy
19. Funny How Time Slips Away
20. I Can't Stop Loving You
21. Can't Help Falling in Love
22. End Theme

Album Details

20 bit K2 digitally remastered.

Customer Reviews:

In it's entirely!.......1999-12-07

This is one of the four historic concerts Elvis gave at Madison Square Garden. (This one was recorded at 10 June 1972, Saturday evening performance). This is one of the best Elvis Concerts BMG/RCA has ever released! Starting with the tremendous "Also Sprach Zarathustra" you can feel the excitement and then, finally, Elvis enters the stage. He graps the microphone and we're off: That's All Right (rapidly, a little nervous), Proud Mary (very nice version) and so on. Highlights of the show are his interpretations of The Impossible Dream, Suspicious Minds and an American Trilogy. This album is a must have for all Elvisfans around the world, especially because this is one of the few complete early 70's Elvisshows released by BMG/RCA.

Average customer rating:

America/Live at Madison Square Garden Johnny Cash Manufacturer: Sony / Bmg Import ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music General | Traditional Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music General | Live Albums | Country | Styles | Music Country | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B000E6EI3K Release Date: 2006-04-03

Tracks:

1. Opening Dialogue
2. Paul Revere
3. Begin West Movement
4. Road To Kaintuck
5. To The Shining Mountains
6. Battle Of New Orleans
7. Southwestward
8. Remember The Alamo
9. Opening The West
10. Lorena
11. Gettysburg Address
12. West
13. Big Foot
14. Like A Young Colt
15. Mister Garfield
16. Proud Land
17. Big Battle
18. On Wheels And Wings
19. Come Take A Trip In My Airship
20. Reaching For The Stars
21. These Are My People
22. Big River
23. I Still Miss Someone
24. Five Feet High & Rising
25. Pickin' Time
26. Remember The Alamo
27. Last Night I Had The Strangest Dream
28. Wreck Of The Old 97
29. Long Black Veil
30. Wall
31. Send A Picture Of Mother
32. Folsom Prison Blues
33. Blue Suede Shoes
34. Flowers On The Wall
35. Wildwood Flower
36. Worried Man Blues
37. Boy Named Sue
38. Cocaine Blues
39. Jesus Was A Carpenter
40. Ballad Of Ira Hayes
41. As Long As The Grass Shall Grow
42. Sing A Travelin' Song
43. He Turned The Water Into Wine
44. Were You There (When They Crucified My Lord)
45. Daddy Sang Bass
46. Finale Medley
47. Suppertime

Album Description

European only two-disc coupling of his 1969 live album, At Madison Square Garden (remastered with 26 tracks) and his 2001 album, America: A 200-Year Salute in Story and Song (remastered with 21 tracks). Two standard jewel cases housed in an exclusive slipcase. Sony. 2006.

Album Details

Double CD Slipcase Sets that Bring Some of Johnny Cash's Back Catalogue Together.

Average customer rating:

As Recorded at Madison Square Garden ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Oldies | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B0002W0ZPQ Release Date: 2005-01-04

Average customer rating:

Live At Madison Square Garden June 29th 2000 Bruce Springsteen Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Pop | Styles | Music Singer-Songwriters | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Singer-Songwriters | Rock | Styles | Music Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) | Classic Rock | Styles | Music General | Classic Rock | Styles | Music ASIN: B00005Y7DX Release Date: 2001-11-13

Average customer rating: Just what she wanted Very High Sound Quality

Elvis as Recorded at Madison Square Garden Elvis Presley Manufacturer: Bmg Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Contemporary | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music General | Oldies | Pop | Styles | Music Vocal Pop | Live Albums | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Oldies & Retro | Rock | Styles | Music Oldies | Live Albums | Rock | Styles | Music General | Live Albums | Rock | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Elvis Country (I'm 10,000 Years Old) He Touched Me (Limited Edition) Moody Blue On Stage: February 1970 Back in Memphis ASIN: B00005A1EE Release Date: 2001-03-20

Tracks:

1. Introduction: Also Sprach Zarathustra [Theme from 2001: A Space Odysse]
2. That's All Right
3. Proud Mary
4. Never Been to Spain
5. You Don't Have to Say You Love Me
6. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
7. Polk Salad Annie
8. Love Me
9. All Shook Up
10. Heartbreak Hotel
11. Medley: (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear/Don't Be Cruel
12. Love Me Tender
13. Impossible Dream (The Quest)
14. Introductions by Elvis
15. Hound Dog
16. Suspicious Minds
17. For the Good Times
18. American Trilogy
19. Funny How Time Slips Away
20. I Can't Stop Loving You
21. Can't Help Falling in Love
22. End Theme

Album Details

Japanese version featuring a limited LP style sleeve. 24 bit/96 kHz digitally remastered.

Customer Reviews:

Just what she wanted.......2007-02-10

I purchased this for my Wife who is a life-long Elvis Fan and she
did not have this CD. It has many of her all time favorites on it.
She is extremely pleased with the quality of the CD.

Very High Sound Quality.......2006-11-10

This Japanese digitization of the historic 1972 Madison Square Garden concert is of very high sound quality. The only reason I have given it less than 5 stars is that the crowd noise is a constant and unrelenting distraction. The sustained fevered pitch of the audience does give you a first hand perspective of what a stunning success Elvis' appearance in New York was!

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