Dig deep into 70`s Elvis: the concerts, jumpsuits and all available live tapes.
Fri Sep 24, 2010 5:30 am
I tried to compile a list of all the known so-called "booth" recordings
73 02 15 DS - Faded Love (is this date correct as before it was released 15 DS was not on my list of known booth dates)
73 02 17 DS - Unreleased
73 02 17 MS - Unreleased
73 02 18 MS - Unreleased
73 02 21 DS - Unreleased (Upcoming You Dont Have To Say You Love Me)
73 02 22 MS - Unreleased
73 02 23 CS - Unreleased
73 08 11 MS - Midnight Special
73 08 19 MS - Midnight Special
73 08 20 MS - Profile Vol 1 Disc 1
73 08 31 DS - Getting Down To Business
73 09 02 MS - High Spirits In Las Vegas
74 02 xx - I Found My Thrill Medley
74 09 02 DS - Unreleased
75 04 01 CS - Unreleased
anyone have any additions or corrections?
Fri Sep 24, 2010 5:59 am
Thanks for info!
Fri Sep 24, 2010 6:44 am
So a "booth" recording is, essentially, still an "audience" recording as it is not sourced from a direct=line feed from the stage? Correct?
Fri Sep 24, 2010 8:25 am
thatsallright wrote:So a "booth" recording is, essentially, still an "audience" recording as it is not sourced from a direct=line feed from the stage? Correct?
A "Booth" tape is an off-line recording. Some are a sonic disaster!
Fri Sep 24, 2010 11:41 am
moldsen wrote:I tried to compile a list of all the known so-called "booth" recordings
73 02 18 MS - Unreleased
nyone have any additions or corrections?
This one was released. KICKING AND ROLLING CD.
Fri Sep 24, 2010 12:29 pm

hopeulkly a 'booth' Feb 1972 recording 'might' be released in 2011?
Fri Sep 24, 2010 1:18 pm
Isn't Straight Arrow's "Red Hot in Vegas" from a booth tape?
Nikki
Fri Sep 24, 2010 1:24 pm
The Profile box show - 30th August 1973 booth tape is superb quality, very atmospheric and better than a clinical soundboard, i think its brill, on the other hand the booth recording used as a bonus track on April Fools Dinners is awful so i guess each and everyone on its own merits. I would love to have more of these, High Sprits in Vegas is also superb. Would be happy with more booth tapes in our FTD live archive please Ernst.
Some booth tapes were used on the 1974 Having Fun On Stage album too, so we have had them longer than we knew we had.
Fri Sep 24, 2010 1:51 pm
There are a few excellent sounding audience recordings from jan./feb. 1974:
Jan. 26. O/S 1974 (Something Old,Something New)
http://ciscoking.jordans-elvis-world.co ... imp/07.ramFeb. 6. M/S 1974 (Checkamte In Vegas)
http://jordans-elvis-world.com/audio/checkmate/10.ramFeb 7. M/S 1974 (Live In Las Vegas)
http://ciscoking.jordans-elvis-world.co ... gas/08.ramI don't know if these are booth recordings or just ordinary ones.
Fri Sep 24, 2010 2:28 pm
NikkiTCB wrote:Isn't Straight Arrow's "Red Hot in Vegas" from a booth tape?
Nikki
No. Just solid audience tape.
Fri Sep 24, 2010 5:21 pm
drjohncarpenter wrote:[
A "Booth" tape is an off-line recording. Some are a sonic disaster!
Even BEFORE Lene Reidel has mastered them!!!!
Fri Sep 24, 2010 5:26 pm
Ahhh, I see. Thanks Deadringer! It is a VERY clear and atmospheric recording so I guess I mistakenly filed it in my mind as being from a booth tape.
I heard a story once about an individual that would enter the showroom early to crawl under a table down by the stage and tape a recorder and two microphones to the bottom of the table towards the front. One pointing slightly left and one slightly right center stage. Very crafty!
Nikki
Fri Sep 24, 2010 5:29 pm
NikkiTCB wrote:
I heard a story once about an individual that would enter the showroom early to crawl under a table down by the stage and tape a recorder and two microphones to the bottom of the table towards the front. One pointing slightly left and one slightly right center stage. Very crafty!
Nikki
He then looked a bit daft 30 minutes through the show whilst he crawled back under the table to turn the tape over!!
Fri Sep 24, 2010 6:23 pm
"Oops! I seem to have dropped my cutlery...would you excuse me, please."
"I've something in my shoe. One moment?"
"You've something in YOUR shoe! One moment?"
"My legs come off! Back in a jiffy."
"I wonder if you can hear Elvis from under the table?"
"Excuse me, I need to lie down."
"I fancy your skirt! Is that cotton?"
"This carpet is lovely! I must have a closer look."
- Or perhaps, once seated, they would losen the recorder and place it on their lap.
Nikki
Sat Sep 25, 2010 7:15 am
I think they are ordinary audience recordings in good sound. Not 100%sure...though..
Sat Sep 25, 2010 7:17 am
They are just good sounding audience recordings.
Sat Sep 25, 2010 2:54 pm
moldsen wrote:73 02 17 DS - Unreleased
73 02 17 MS - Unreleased
73 02 22 MS - Unreleased
73 02 23 CS - Unreleased
74 09 02 DS - Unreleased
75 04 01 CS - Unreleased
where´d you get that info from
Mon Oct 18, 2010 8:35 pm
Someone said that these booth recordings were solely made by the sound engineer. How should a normal fan bring the whole equipment which must have been not so small back then.. in the show room and place it ideal to get such good sound without being caught....?.
Tue Oct 19, 2010 1:12 pm
Some of feb. 1972 concerts are circulating as booth recordings too.
colonel snow
Tue Oct 19, 2010 8:02 pm
You have dates..?...
Tue Oct 19, 2010 10:05 pm
There are programs available for PC to create surround audio. When you have a good audience recording you can create this "booth" recording yourself with excellent results.
colonel snow.