Elvis On Tour [COMPLETE IN A SINGLE FILE] {HIGH DEFINITION}

Elvis on Tour is a Golden Globe Award-winning American musical documentary motion picture released by MGM in 1972. It was the thirty-third and final motion picture to star Elvis Presley before his death in 1977.
A follow-up to the 1970 release Elvis: That's the Way it Is, another musical documentary, this film followed Presley as he embarked on a 15-city tour of the United States in April 1972. Elvis on Tour also contains vintage footage of Presley's famous 1956 appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show and pre-tour rehearsal footage. It also includes footage of enthusiastic fan reactions scattered throughout the film.
Also included are portions of a forty-minute interview that Presley gave about his life and career before filming began. Presley's manager, Colonel Tom Parker, was unhappy with the inclusion of a scene which mocked Presley's acting career by showing screen kisses taken from a number of his previous films. According to the producers, it was a tongue-in-cheek dig at the repetitiveness of these films by changing the background "but the plot stays the same".
Among those working on this film were Martin Scorsese, who supervised montage sequences, and David Draper a former Mr. Universe. The film was directed by Pierre Adidge and Robert Abel.

===Songs Featured in the Film===

"Johnny B. Goode" (A live recording by Elvis played over the opening credits.)
"Also Sprach Zarathustra" (Performed by The Joe Guercio Orchestra but was not used in the film due to copyright issues. An unknown vamp, which sounds similar to the composition, was used in its place.)
"See See Rider"
"Polk Salad Annie"
"Separate Ways"
"Proud Mary"
"Never Been to Spain"
"Burning Love"
"For The Good Times" (Sung informally by Elvis in a car as he was leaving a concert.)
"The Lighthouse" (Performed by J.D. Sumner and the Stamps Quartet during an informal gospel music jam session.)
"Lead Me, Guide Me" (Performed by Elvis, J.D. Sumner, and the Stamps Quartet during an informal gospel music jam session.)
"Bosom Of Abraham" (Performed by Elvis, J.D. Sumner, and the Stamps Quartet durning an informal gospel music jam session.)
"Love Me Tender"
"I, John" (Sung informally by Elvis, J.D. Sumner and the Stamps Quartet, and the Sweet Inspirations during a rehearsal.)
"Bridge Over Troubled Water"
"Funny How Time Slips Away"
"An American Trilogy"
"I Got A Woman/Amen[disambiguation needed ]"
"A Big Hunk O' Love"
"You Gave Me A Mountain"
"Sweet Sweet Spirit" (Performed onstage by J.D. Sumner and the Stamps Quartet)
"Lawdy, Miss Clawdy"
"Can't Help Falling In Love"
Closing Vamp (Performed by The Joe Guercio Orchestra.)
"Memories" (Original studio recording played over the closing credits.)
This list does not include snippets of songs sung informally, such as "Rainy Night in Georgia".

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Entertainment

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• elvis
• Elvis Presley
• documentary
• concert
• show
• songs
• live
• rare
• footage
• amateur

[Davewise1965]

Love this, Elvis the king forever.

[Lennonservin]

muy bueno el video, gracias!!



[blockheadsince88]

I LOVE at 18:04 the woman waiting for the polaroid picture to emerge....I love Elvis can't imagine having him stand few feet away from me

[mholdr]

thanks for posting!!!!

[33rdPatriot]

Finally discovered the real secret behind Elvis -- he put Animal on the drums!

[33rdPatriot]

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