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Aloha from Hawaii is an Elvis Presley music concert broadcast live via satellite around the world on January 14, 1973. Over 1 billion people around the world watched.
   The first-ever such performance to be broadcast live via satellite, Presley taped a January 12 rehearsal concert as a fail-safe in case anything went wrong with the satellite broadcast. For both shows, Presley was dressed in a white "American Eagle" jumpsuit designed by Gene Doucette.
   Presley performed a vast array of old and recent hits like "Steamroller Blues", "See See Rider", "Early Morning Rain", "Burning Love", "Blue Suede Shoes", "A Big Hunk o' Love", "Suspicious Minds", "Can't Help Falling in Love." He showed his vocal range and strength with ballads like the Beatles' "Something", "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry", "It's Over", "Welcome to my World", "I'll Remember You" and "What Now My Love". The show is probably most remembered for his performance of the "An American Trilogy".
   The broadcast was directed by Marty Pasetta, in top vocal form, Presley was accompanied by:

Soundtrack Album

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   The album containing the music from the concert was a blockbuster hit, reaching #1 in the best seller’s charts.

DVD releases

In September of 2004 "Aloha from Hawaii" together with "The '68 Comeback Special" was released on DVD for the first time. The 2-Disc deluxe package includes the original satellite transmission version of the show, as well as the full dress rehearsal and the extended US version with some inserted non-live songs, recorded and filmed after the concert in the empty arena. Additionally, the set contains an uncut 17.5 min. sequence of Elvis arriving in Honolulu and the complete post-concert session. The picture and the sound (in Dolby Digital 5.1) have been digitally remastered from the original master tapes. Side 1:
  • Intros By Elvis
  • Introduction: Also sprach Zarathustra
  • See See Rider
  • Burning Love
  • Something
  • You Gave Me A Mountain
  • Steamroller Blues
  • No More Side 2:
  • My Way
  • Love Me
  • Johnny B. Goode
  • It's Over
  • Blue Suede Shoes
  • I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
  • I Can't Stop Loving You
  • Hound Dog
  • Hawaiian Wedding Song Side 3:
  • What Now My Love
  • Fever
  • Welcome To My World
  • Suspicious Minds
  • Introductions By Elvis
  • Blue Hawaii Side 4:
  • I'll Remember You
  • Medley: Long Tall Sally/Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
  • American Trilogy
  • A Big Hunk O' Love
  • Can't Help Falling in Love
  • Ku U I Po
  • See See Rider Early in August 2006 the TV-special was also released in a single disc version. Strangely this edition contains some new material which wasn't included in the original deluxe release. The new material consists of some TV news footage shot during the arrival, offering an alternate look on the event and portions of two press conferences held for the upcoming live broadcast in September and November of 1972. Those film clips with an overall length of about 9 minutes are so-called "Easter Eggs" and can be found by pressing a hidden button in the menu.

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