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01 |
Also Sprach Zarathustra |
01:10 |
02 |
C.C. Rider |
03:16 |
03 |
I Got A Woman / Amen |
03:46 |
04 |
Love Me Tender (with false start) |
02:02 |
05 |
You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me |
01:57 |
06 |
Steamroller Blues |
02:44 |
07 |
You Gave Me A Mountain |
03:12 |
08 |
Fever |
03:44 |
09 |
Love Me |
01:31 |
10 |
Blue Suede Shoes |
02:25 |
11 |
Hound Dog |
01:21 |
12 |
What Now My Love (Elvis recites the words, 2 reprises) |
05:21 |
13 |
Suspicious Minds |
04:32 |
14 |
Introduction of vocalists, musicians, orchestra |
02:46 |
15 |
Introduction of Celebrities* |
04:33 |
16 |
I’ll Remember You |
02:41 |
17 |
I Can’t Stop Loving You |
02:25 |
18 |
An American Trilogy / Talk about the flute player and Jerry
Scheff's goodbye |
05:48 |
19 |
Can’t Help Falling In Love |
01:48 |
20 |
Closing Vamp |
00:51 |
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February 10, 1973, DS (soundboard recording) |
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21 |
Fever |
03:01 |
22 |
Heartbreak Hotel |
01:57 |
23 |
Johnny B. Goode |
02:36 |
24 |
Hound Dog |
01:14 |
25 |
What Now My Love |
03:06 |
26 |
Suspicious Minds |
04:42 |
27 |
Introduction of vocalists, musicians, orchestra |
01:24 |
28 |
Introduction of Jack Lord |
00:51 |
29 |
I’ll Remember You |
02:40 |
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*Introduction of Pierre Adidge, Bill Porter, Ed Parker, Buzz Aldrin, Mama Cass,
Dane Clark, Ernest Borgnine, George Hamilton, Ann-Margret
3 panel digipakPress note:
Audionics returns with their first CD of the year, dedicated to the eighth Las
Vegas season.
After the worldwide triumph of his "Aloha" benefit show, Elvis returned to a
routine that was no longer challenging, two performances a night for a month.
And it showed. Still, there were moments of joy. On January 28, "Elvis On Tour,"
nabbed Golden Globe's Best Documentary Film award. His current single, "Separate
Ways," made top 15 in Cash Box. And he closed out the Vegas run with a fabulous
performance on February 23, in front of superstars and astronauts.
Here we have a complete recording of that evening, taped by a super-fan. Elvis
delivers on a night that would be bass player Jerry Scheff's last for more than
two years.
As a bonus, selections from a newly-discovered, February 10 soundboard tape are
included. This tape has a bass-heavy mix, possibly as a guide for future Presley
bass players.
The closing night audience tape is previously unreleased, taken from a
first-generation copy of an original "booth recording," made from a booth close
to the stage and PA speakers. It is remarkably superior to all previous editions
of this show.
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