One Day in Uniondale Vol. 2 (SRB Remaster)
Label: SRB

On the evening of July 19, 1975, Elvis Presley returned to the stage at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum for the second performance of an extraordinary day. The afternoon concert showcased a confident entertainer, but the evening show revealed something even more compelling: an artist performing with uncommon urgency, passion, and emotional honesty.
For many in attendance, this was one of the finest concerts of Elvis' final years. Elvis attacked the stage with an intensity rarely associated with his later tours. Performances of "I'm Leavin'," "Burning Love," and "How Great Thou Art" demonstrated that, when inspired, he could still command an arena with remarkable vocal power.
The defining moment came late in the show. Sitting alone at the piano, Elvis introduced "You'll Never Walk Alone," a song he had long wanted to perform live. Stripped of spectacle, the performance became an intimate expression of faith, vulnerability, and hope. It remains one of the most revealing performances of his career, offering a rare glimpse beneath the image and behind the man.
“One Day in Uniondale, Vol. II” presents this remarkable evening in a new SRB Records stereo remaster, bringing renewed clarity to one of the most celebrated performances of Elvis' 1975 tours. Together with the afternoon show, these recordings capture a single day when Elvis reminded audiences why he remained one of the greatest live performers in popular music.