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Elvis In Concert - Tempe Fever

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 Title: Elvis In Concert - Tempe Fever 
  Label: Knock Out Records 
  Label Number: none 
  Release Date: 2026 
  Recording Type: Live Recordings 
  Location: Tempe / Arizona, Arizona State University Activity Center  
  Date: March 23, 1977- Evening Show 
 Sound: Very Good 
       
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23		 Also Sprach Zarathustra
C.C. Rider
I Got A Woman / Amen
Love Me
My Way
Jailhouse Rock
You Gave Me A Mountain
O Sole Mio (Sherrill Nielsen) / It's Now Or Never
Little Sister
Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel
And I Love You So
How Great Thou Art
Introductions (incomplete)
Early Morning Rain (incomplete)
What'd I Say
Johnny B. Goode
Band Introductions *
School Days
Hurt
Hound Dog
Fever
Can't Help Falling In Love
Closing Vamp		   00:59
05:04
08:05
03:23
04:07
01:36
03:50
03:54
01:47
02:19
03:36
03:15
00:12
01:40
01:14
00:56
06:24
01:08
02:04
01:45
04:09
01:43
00:50


* Drum Solo (Ronnie Tutt) / Bass Solo (Jerry Scheff) / Piano Solo (Tony Brown) / Electric Piano Solo (Bobby Ogdin)

 
        
  Sample Sound:  It's Now Or Never
 
       
  Concert: See comments for "Tour Opening - Tempe, Arizona - March 23, 1977", where the show was first released.  
      
 Announcement:   Turn the lights down and let the groove take over.
"Tempe Fever" brings the heat with a previously unreleased live concert on silver disc, captured on March 23, 1977, this audience recording has now been newly remastered for its first silver disc outing.

This is Elvis Presley in his final year on stage, locked in and delivering one of his stronger shows of the year.
The electricity is undeniable. The emotion runs deep. From a defiant, deeply personal "My Way" to the smoldering intensity of "Fever, "
The tenderness of "And I Love You So" pulls you in close, while the show reaches its peak with a truly showstopping performance of "How Great Thou Art".