being a case of poor memory. Indeed, a concert recording of Presley similarly joking around during the monologue section of "Are You Lonesome Tonight?" dating from 1969 has been reissued by RCA several times (dubbed the "Laughing Version", it even made the UK charts after Presley's death), and he also poked fun at the song during his 1968 Comeback Special. Nonetheless, the documentary This is Elvis uses this performance to illustrate Presley's poor condition at the time and in the actual Elvis in Concert broadcast, the show cuts away to a fan who speaks about Elvis, obscuring the recitation. The soundtrack album was issued as a 2-LP package, including a second disc of performances that were not included in the TV special. On May 22, 1992, the album was reissued on a single compact disc. Unfortunately, the CD barely improved on the somewhat poor sound quality of the original LP release. Professional reviews AllMusic gave the album a negative review, but conceded that "this album is not a standout Elvis concert. What it is, however, is a vitally important piece of Elvis lore." Their review went on to say that the record is "Elvis Presley's least effort, as well as his last." Track listing Disc 1 Elvis Fans Comments (Pt. 1)/Opening Riff "Also Sprach Zarathustra" "See See Rider" "That's All Right" "Are You Lonesome Tonight?" "Teddy Bear"/"Don't Be Cruel" Elvis Fans Comments (Pt. 2) "You Gave Me a Mountain" "Jailhouse Rock" Elvis Fans Comments (Pt. 3) "How Great Thou Art" Elvis Fans Comments (Pt. 4) "I Really Don't Want To Know" Elvis Introduces his Father "Hurt" "Hound Dog" "My Way" "Can't Help Falling in Love" Closing Riff/Special Message from Elvis's Father Disc 2 "I Got A Woman/Amen" Elvis Talks "Love Me" "If You Love Me (Let Me Know)" "'O Sole Mio/It's Now or Never" "Trying to Get to You" "Hawaiian Wedding Song" "Fairytale" "Little Sister" "Early Morning Rain" "What'd I Say" "Johnny B. Goode" "And I Love You So" Personnel Elvis Presley – vocals, acoustic guitar on "That's All Right" and "Are You Lonesome Tonight" James Burton – lead guitar John Wilkinson – rhythm guitar Charlie Hodge – acoustic guitar, vocals Jerry Scheff – bass guitar Ronnie Tutt – drums Tony Brown – piano Bobby Ogdin – electric piano, clavinet The Sweet Inspirations, The Stamps Quartet, Kathy Westmoreland, Sherrill Nielsen – vocals Joe Guercio – orchestra Chart performance Certifications References