Elvis Presley’s “Mystery Train/Tiger Man” Roars into the 70s

“Mystery Train/Tiger Man” is a medley of two songs performed by Elvis Presley during his concert tours in the 1970s. “Mystery Train” was originally recorded by Elvis in 1955 and is a classic example of his early rockabilly sound. “Tiger Man” is a blues song written by Joe Hill Louis and recorded by Elvis in 1968.

In this live version, Elvis combines the two songs into a powerful medley that showcases his signature rock and roll style. The performance features Elvis’ powerful vocals, backed by a full band and gospel choir.

The song opens with a driving rhythm and blues beat, with Elvis singing the opening lines of “Mystery Train” before seamlessly transitioning into “Tiger Man”. The medley features extended guitar solos and a dynamic performance from Elvis, who plays to the audience and encourages them to join in.

“Mystery Train/Tiger Man” was a popular part of Elvis’ live shows during the 1970s and is remembered as a highlight of his concert tours. The song has been included on several live albums and is a testament to Elvis’ enduring legacy as the King of Rock and Roll.