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Aloha from Hawaii via Satellite [Legacy Edition] ()

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Track Listing
  1. Introduction: Also Sprach Zarathustra
  2. See See Rider]
  3. Burning Love
  4. Something
  5. You Gave Me a Mountain
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  1. Introduction: Also Sprach Zarathustra
  2. See See Rider]
  3. Burning Love
  4. Something
  5. You Gave Me a Mountain
  6. Steamroller Blues
  7. My Way
  8. Love Me
  9. Johnny B. Goode
  10. It's Over
  11. Blue Suede Shoes
  12. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
  13. I Can't Stop Loving You
  14. Hound Dog
  15. What Now My Love
  16. Fever
  17. Welcome To My World
  18. Suspicious Minds
  19. Introductions By Elvis
  20. I'll Remember You
  21. Long Tall Sally/Shakin' Goin' On
  22. An American Trilogy
  23. A Big Hunk O' Love
  24. Can't Help Falling In Love
  25. Introduction: Also Sprach Zarathustra
  26. See See Rider]
  27. Burning Love
  28. Something
  29. You Gave Me a Mountain
  30. Steamroller Blues
  31. My Way
  32. Love Me
  33. It's Over
  34. Blue Suede Shoes
  35. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
  36. Hound Dog
  37. What Now My Love
  38. Fever
  39. Welcome To My World
  40. Suspicious Minds
  41. Introductions By Elvis
  42. I'll Remember You
  43. An American Trilogy
  44. A Big Hunk O' Love
  45. Can't Help Falling In Love
  46. Closing Riff
  47. Blue Hawaii
  48. Ku-U-I-Po
  49. No More
  50. Hawaiian Wedding Song
  51. Early Morning Rain
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Aloha from Hawaii Via Satellite is a double-album set that captures Elvis' celebrated live television concert from 1973. Arguably, it also captures the peak of the Presley live extravaganzas of the '70s. Spanning two albums and 30 songs (the single-CD reissue from 1992 trims the number of songs to 24), the record finds Elvis pulling out all the stops, running through a set that favors covers and new material at the expense of classics. That's hardly a complaint, since the whole point of his concerts in the '70s was a ...

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