1. Oliver's Army (Top Of The Pops), 2. Radio Radio (Kenny Everett), 3. I Can't Stand Up From Falling Down (Kenny Everett), 4. Watching The Detectives (Top Of The Pops), 5. Oliver's Army (Top Of The Pops), 6. Accidents Will Happen (Top Of The Pops), 7. Gloomy Sunday (Audience Shot Live), 8. Watching The Detectives (Saturday Night Live), 9. Radio Radio (Saturday Night Live), 10. New Lace Sleeves (Tomorrow Show), 11. Watch Your Step (Tomorrow Show), 12. Watching The Detectives (Granada TV), 13. Kid About It (David Letterman), 14. Man Out Of Time (David Letterman), 15. The Imposter (Kampuchea Concert 1979), 16. Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down (HBO), 17. He's Got You (HBO), 18. I Got A Woman (HBO), 19. Stranger In The House (HBO), 20. I Hope You're Happy Now (Tonight Show 1984), 21. All You Need Is Love (Live Aid 1985), 22. Pads, Paws & Claws/Leave My Kitten Alone (David Letterman 1989), 23. Veronica (Saturday Night Live 1989), 24. Let Him Dangle (Saturday Night Live 1989)

Bonus Footage of 20/20 Outtakes (Live In The USA):   25. Lipstick Vogue, 26. Angels Want To Wear, 27. This Year's Girl, 28. No Action, 29. Allison, 30. Pump It Up, 31. Angels Want You To Wear (2), 32. This Year's Girl (2), 33. No Action (2), 34. Radio Radio

An outstanding compilation and a nice cross-section of material.  As you would expect with any fan-produced set like this, due to the various sources the quality varies but is overall, great! 

The thing that amazed me is that "Allison" wasn't included as part of the main body of material on here.  Certainly Elvis had to perform this on television somewhere along the line!  Fortunately it is included as part of the raw, live bonus footage from the 20/20 shoot.  Which, I should add, is just that.  A bonus.  Completists will appreciate it's inclusion but it is nothing too spectacular.

Again, when there is a fan at the helm of a project like this...the passion shows.  Great sources are used and it is put together in a thoughtful manner.  I guess this is due entirely by coincidence really, as it is a chronological compilation. However, the performances included have a nice pace which makes it enjoyable.  Aside from the repetition of numbers in the first half of the disc, the material here is varied enough to make it a very interesting watch also.

All in all, classic stuff.  Elvis TV indeed!  A No frills, straight from VHS dub.  As with all Cat's Meow titles, this is a DVD-R duplication.