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VHS : Elvis - The Alternate Aloha ConcertIn association with Amazon.comstarring: Elvis Presley, Bill Baize, Estell Brown, James Burton, Ed Enoch directed by: Gary Hovey, Marty Pasetta, Todd Morgan  List Price: $19.98 Price: $16.99 You Save: $2.99 (15%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9781568963808 Format: Color, Dolby, Live, Original recording reissued, Original recording remastered, NTSC ISBN: 1568963807 Label: Lightyear Video Manufacturer: Lightyear Video Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Lightyear Video Release Date: August 31, 1999 Running Time: 57 minutes Studio: Lightyear Video Theatrical Release Date: January 14, 1973 Sales Rank: 38993 Related Items:
Editorial Review: Amazon.com: This rehearsal for Elvis Presley's historic January 1973 satellite broadcast, Aloha from Hawaii, provides a fascinating contrast to the better-known, often lionized TV concert. While minor technical glitches and a few between-songs remarks betray its run-through status, this performance trumps the broadcast in musical terms, its headliner more focused and vocally confident, his mood more relaxed and carefree alongside the next night's intermittent tensions. For loyal fans, it's a worthwhile companion; for more skeptical viewers, the rehearsal tapes underscore the mounting pressures, signaled the next night, that would soon pull the King inexorably from his throne. For video release, the program includes most of the pre-concert sequence seen on Aloha from Hawaii before cutting to the rehearsal footage. This is Elvis poised at a turning point, now far from the Memphis truck driver who metamorphosed into rock & roll icon 18 years earlier, sifting Vegas glitz and Hollywood drama into his show. The remarkable Presley stage band (boasting legendary guitarist James Burton) is reliably tight and powerful, and the song list is identical to the telecast, save for bonus tracks subsequently added to that program. --Sam Sutherland Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Elvis Presley The Aternate Aloha Concert Elvis At His BestI Have Got This Concert On Video And DVD But My Video Is Old I'm Trying To Get A New Video Of It Some Were Else But Have Had No Louck If Anyone Is Intrested In A Swop For My DVD For A Video In Brand New Mint Condichion The Give Me A Call On 01443 815162 OR 07867561090 Plese Get Back To Clinton This Concert Is Toaly Great Rating: - Elvis The Alternate Aloha Concert 2 , The King Is Still HereElvis The Alternate Aloha Concert I'm Trying To Get Hold Of It But I Have Not Had Any Luk What So Ever The Last Review I Wrote Was A Big Matsake Because It Was Not The Alternate I Got Hold Of It Was The Original Video Of Elvis Aloha From Hawaii But To The Alternate Aloha Concert I Think It Was Great And I'm Still Going To Try And Get Hold Of It Because It's A Great Concert One Of The Best I've Seen . CLINTON HORTON Rating: - Elvis The Alternate Aloha From Hawaii ConcertI Think That The Alternate Aloha Concert Is Better Than The Original Concert Because Elvis Is More Relaxed And Lose And I Think It Shuld Be Out To By In Britin I Have Just A Taped Video Of The Concert And I Think It's One Of The Best Elvis Presley Concerts Ever To Be On TV And It Should Be On TV Every Once In A Wile To Show Peopel All Over The World What Elvis Was Like On Stage Elvis Is The Greatest Singer Of All Time I Wish I Could Get Hold Of An Original Copy Of Elvis The Alternate Aloha Concert ... Read More Rating:  - 1973-1977In January 1973, Elvis filmed his awesome Aloha From Hawaii TV show. THAT is the video to buy for a great look at Elvis. He plays the same songs as in this show, but he plays better in the real concert. Here, he is tense, boring, unprepared and stiff. He completely forgets "Burning Love," he has mistakes in a lot of his other songs, and he does LESS songs than in the live broadcast. The Elvis presented here is more along the lines of the 1977 Elvis, you know, the one who skipped verses ... Read More Rating: - Comfortably numb?I saw this on local television yesterday and I must agree with the texas viewer. What a let down after watching "That's the way it is special edition". Sad... Elvis is not "relaxed", he is numb, lethargic, slow and glassy-eyed. Unassured on his feet, he walks the stage hesitantly, like he doesn't know where he's going and might fall down. He is not having a good time, anyway it would be impossible, stoned like that. If you're interested in this concert, get the record instead (the official ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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