Last Elvis Concert You Listened To Was?

Thank you very much.

Prince from another planet

Great tourshow

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There`s also an import CD..

http://ciscoking.jordans-elvis-world.co ... etrock.htm

There`s also an import CD..

http://ciscoking.jordans-elvis-world.co ... etrock.htm

The source for the Bootleg CD were mp3s. The sound is really bad and there are two second long breaks between the tracks what ruins it completely. A better source would be much appreciated as it was a really strong show!

Omaha, 1977 on DVD.

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I'm listening to "Elvis- Christmas Lights On A Friday Night" right now. A special gift from a very special person. This cds are wonderful to listen to!!

No complaints here.
Essential audience recording.

Boy, what an energy level!!

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Hot August Night on the Madison Label

JEFF d
EP fan

Wow! That's a beautiful Cover!!

I'm not sure where to start here. The sound is very good on this recording. If all audience recordings sounded this good, I would be satisfied. Very clear and every word Elvis speaks is easily understood.....unfortunately. This show is a preview of what was to happen the following night. He was already telling God to damn the necks that he was about to break. He is rambling a mile a minute and trying way too hard to over-sing many of the songs that were dramatic enough as is. This has to be one of the worst (if not the worst) versions of An American Trilogy that I have ever heard. The reprise of Bridge Over Troubled Water that some here have praised in another thread made me long for the Greensboro '72 version. He admitted to doing the reprise because he got lost the first time (he completely butchered it). Bridge Over Troubled Water may very well be my favorite song that Elvis ever performed on stage. However, on this night, I could have done without it. His constant rambling made me appreciate the 1972 Vegas shows even more. He talked of the rumors about him being "strung out." He fooled his audience into thinking that he would have never received a federal narcotics badge if he had ever been "strung out." He also told them that he would never have received his eighth-degree black belt if he had been "strung out." They just don't give such honors to people like that. He talked about everyone in his entourage that was studying the art of karate. Dave, Red, Sonny, Jerry, Ronnie, and talked about Ed Parker. He told of how John O'Grady was the ultimate "Super Fly." He also made the claim that Batman and Robin were Mickey Mouse compared to O'Grady. I'm not convinced there, because I've seen Batman kick too many asses.

Man, I love Elvis as much as anyone here. I just wish he would have slowed things down and concentrated on giving his paying audience a more professional show. There were some good moments. He performed It's Midnight, It's Now Or Never and Softly As I Leave You very well. He received a tremendous ovation for the job that he and Sherrill did on the latter.

I am glad that this is in my collection because I want all of the shows that I can get. I will revisit it someday. However, it is nowhere near the level of professionalism as the 1972 Vegas show just released by FTD. If you do collect audience recordings as I do, this one is definitely not for everyone.

But, hey -- the sound is great!

Another Saturday Night by FTD. A fun show to listen to. I really like this release.

rlj

August 22, 1969, Dinner Show ("Elvis In Person" - FTD). Wonderful!

Opening in Tempe march 23 1977, man you gotta dig that version of how great thou art

No complaints here.
Essential audience recording.

Yes listened twice to it fantastic 'audience atmosphere' as the King REALLY Delivers and a sound that you CAN actually hear the show!~

oh and Rob i 100% agree with your superb posting about the 'wild tiger #2' the 1/9/74 M/S...... for years i had a great sounding but 'edited' tape of this show and liked his singing.I still like his singing-even on 'Bridge' but agree An American Trilogy is not a good version at all. Still considering the next day this is STILL a great Bootleg well worth buying!~

August 19th 1974 - Opening show

A brilliant concert, with a great set-list, one of my all-time favourite shows.

Been listening to the new PFAP MSG set so I can comment on it without sounding like I have no idea what I'm talking about.

Great tourshow

From Row 3, it most certainly was that indeed!

I watched 1956 Tupelos Own this afternoon.