Is the soundboard of the Tampa 1970 show the aft or eve show

Does anyone know? We have a very good audience recording of the evening show. If the soundboard is of the afternoon show, then I would think it would be more likely to become a FTD release.

Plus I was at the Afternoon show.

What soundboard?

Plus I was at the Afternoon show.

We only have a bad sounding audience recording of the evening show as yet.
Did you record the afternoon show..? If so..please send me a copy..

Plus I was at the Afternoon show.

We only have a bad sounding audience recording of the evening show as yet.
Did you record the afternoon show..? If so..please send me a copy..

It's the only show I didn't record. My mother saw on the ticket where it said you couldn't record it. Then I went and saw several people with tape recorders.

As luck would have it, it's the only show I attended that hasn't shown up.

What soundboard?

There is supposed to be a soundboard of one of the Tampa 1970 shows.

This one...? Or is this one of those cases where just a tape box exists?
Tampa soundboard

Where do you know from..?

i know a lot of people who "know"..
but never show up with any evidence..

This one...? Or is this one of those cases where just a tape box exists?
Tampa soundboard

That would most likely be it. The evening show. I guess the afternoon show is not going to show up.

Where do you know from..?

i know a lot of people who "know"..
but never show up with any evidence..

I never said I knew. I said there was supposed to be.

This one...? Or is this one of those cases where just a tape box exists?
Tampa soundboard

"It is a great show. The sound is great too.
Thanks to Jürgen Keilwerth for sharing his collection"

Can we track down this guy?
"Great sound" is something I'd rather judge for myself.

Even if this is true. Those september 1970 shows were usually 40 to 45 min long. Not much to get excited about.

Even if this is true. Those september 1970 shows were usually 40 to 45 min long. Not much to get excited about.

I disagree. A slightly shorter show doesn't mean inferior performances. I'd like to hear a fall 70 soundboard. Presley was at a live performing peak in Aug 70 during TTWII. Hearing him the following month in Sept 70 should be similarly good. Plus you have rowdier and younger fans (plus larger concert venues) on the road which might have energized his performances. Elvis lost weight for the fall 70 road tour, indicating he took this road tour very seriously. He likely delivered some knockout performances.

Even if this is true. Those september 1970 shows were usually 40 to 45 min long. Not much to get excited about.

I disagree. A slightly shorter show doesn't mean inferior performances. I'd like to hear a fall 70 soundboard. Presley was at a live performing peak in Aug 70 during TTWII. Hearing him the following month in Sept 70 should be similarly good. Plus you have rowdier and younger fans (plus larger concert venues) on the road which might have energized his performances. Elvis lost weight for the fall 70 road tour, indicating he took this road tour very seriously. He likely delivered some knockout performances.

Presley was not at his live performing peak in August 1970 - but I would still love to hear a soundboard of a Tour 1970 show, because they were likely the best tours post 1957.

Even if this is true. Those september 1970 shows were usually 40 to 45 min long. Not much to get excited about.

You probaby wouldn't be interested in his first TV appearance on the STage Show because
it last only about 5 minutes.

Even if this is true. Those september 1970 shows were usually 40 to 45 min long. Not much to get excited about.

I disagree. A slightly shorter show doesn't mean inferior performances. I'd like to hear a fall 70 soundboard. Presley was at a live performing peak in Aug 70 during TTWII. Hearing him the following month in Sept 70 should be similarly good. Plus you have rowdier and younger fans (plus larger concert venues) on the road which might have energized his performances. Elvis lost weight for the fall 70 road tour, indicating he took this road tour very seriously. He likely delivered some knockout performances.

Presley was not at his live performing peak in August 1970 - but I would still love to hear a soundboard of a Tour 1970 show, because they were likely the best tours post 1957.

I agree with that, but he was still performing nice songs and looking great. Minus the jumpsuits!

Presley was not at his live performing peak in August 1970 - but I would still love to hear a soundboard of a Tour 1970 show, because they were likely the best tours post 1957.

Why so anal and intent on putting words in my mouth? I didn't say he was at "his" live performing peak in 1970 (implying only one peak). I said he was at "a" live performing peak. Other peaks include the 50s, 1961, 1968, 1969 etc. No argument there. If someone wants to dismiss the quality of a Sept. 70 soundboard due to brevity, one throws out the baby with the bathwater.

40 to 45 min shows are not good at all in my opinion. On top of that he had shortened "I've Lost You" and "The Wonder Of You" by this time too. His shows in August were longer than that for the most part. Although by the end of that Vegas Engagement the shows were getting shorter. closer to the tour shows.

If i had been in the crowd and he had delivered a show THAT short i would be like WTF??????

Even if this is true. Those september 1970 shows were usually 40 to 45 min long. Not much to get excited about.

Elvis played 30-45 minute sets in 1956-1957, too. Not much to get excited about there as well?

Fans have never heard an officially-released tour show from February-March, September or November 1970. We're now past the forty-year mark. No one is getting any younger. Anything that comes down the pike from FTD, RCA or Sony from these tours will be a BIG deal.

After 1970, Elvis would never be the same on tour, and I don't just mean because the Imperials left (although that was somewhat significant).

Even if this is true. Those september 1970 shows were usually 40 to 45 min long. Not much to get excited about.

Elvis played 30-45 minute sets in 1956-1957, too. Not much to get excited about there as well?

Fans have never heard an officially-released tour show from February-March, September or November 1970. We're now past the forty-year mark. No one is getting any younger. Anything that comes down the pike from FTD, RCA or Sony from these tours will be a BIG deal.

After 1970, Elvis would never be the same on tour, and I don't just mean because the Imperials left (although that was somewhat significant).

Yeah but in 1970 a 40 to 45 min show is crazy. You don't think The November 1971 tour is better than September 1970???

This first tour wasn`t very well organised anyway.. and I think they wanted to keep the length of the shows they were accustomed to..the 1 hour Vegas time..they amended the error on the tours to come..forgive them this first try...

Presley was not at his live performing peak in August 1970 - but I would still love to hear a soundboard of a Tour 1970 show, because they were likely the best tours post 1957.

Why so anal and intent on putting words in my mouth? I didn't say he was at "his" live performing peak in 1970 (implying only one peak). I said he was at "a" live performing peak. Other peaks include the 50s, 1961, 1968, 1969 etc. No argument there. If someone wants to dismiss the quality of a Sept. 70 soundboard due to brevity, one throws out the baby with the bathwater.

Sorry mate, I misread your intentions in the comment. Thought you said he was at his live peak across his career.

Presley was not at his live performing peak in August 1970 - but I would still love to hear a soundboard of a Tour 1970 show, because they were likely the best tours post 1957.

Why so anal and intent on putting words in my mouth? I didn't say he was at "his" live performing peak in 1970 (implying only one peak). I said he was at "a" live performing peak. Other peaks include the 50s, 1961, 1968, 1969 etc. No argument there. If someone wants to dismiss the quality of a Sept. 70 soundboard due to brevity, one throws out the baby with the bathwater.

Sorry mate, I misread your intentions in the comment. Thought you said he was at his live peak across his career.

I think it would be nice and interesting to hear, but just like that Houston show from 1974 without the orchestra, it wasn't anything particularly special after all the talk about it. But nice to have.

on Portland he is on fire....crazy show....love it!

Nice set list. Would love to see this released soon on FTD.

That´s Alright/ I Got A Woman/ Love Me Tender/ In The Ghetto/ I´ve Lost You/ You´ve Lost That Lovin´ Feelin´/ Polk Salad Annie/ Johnny B. Goode/ The Wonder Of You/ Heartbreak Hotel/ Blue Suede Shoes/ Bridge Over Troubled Water/ Suspicious Minds/ Hound Dog/ Funny How Time Slips Away/ Can´t Help Falling In Love