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Between "My Boy" and "T-R-O-U-B-L-E" (first seconds are
missing) is a break. Probably the cassette recorder was stopped. Press note (sic):
The MxF label will release soon its new special product called “Atlanta
1975'' featuring the unreleased Show from Atlanta April 30, 1975 plus a
bonus DVD with unreleased footage from the same tour.
After the successful Las Vegas Hilton comeback, in spite a little bit
overweight but with strong spirit, Elvis is ready to face his first tour
of the 1975.. The rock attitude is back the performance is relaxed and
superb like many critics noted…, still at the top if his ability he
deliveries the classic one hour show as usually, but very intense
updating the show with more contemporary repertoire, tossing away mostly
of the oldies..There is a freshness that cannot be denied, Elvis was
very energetic on stage, bringing back his best seventy rocker like
Burning Love and his first That’s All Right Mama…and naturally his
karate exercises…introducing his latest rocker single TROUBLE.. He sang
with rough power and sensitivity at the same time, delivering a solid
short show, with songs like Let Be There recent hit from Olivia
Newton-John” and the classic “My Boy” sang terrifically. Elvis finally
started to perform again his rocking repertoire appearing to be more
focused on the music.
The sound is very good for an ambient recording, considering that this
kind of recording is coming from a big hall no the intimate Las Vegas
showroom… We have on our hands the original mono tape of extremely good
quality enabling us to carry out a simple re-mastering work,
concentrating on the reduction of noise trying to achieve a more clear
sound balancing the channel and put at the right speed the tape. The
result a pretty dynamic tape with a great definition of the background
music and for sure you can live the atmosphere of a Elvis’ concert in
the seventy.
About the DVD in spite we are talking about amateur footage, we are
proud of the work done..after careful remastering work in the matter to
delivery the best video to date, including matching audio from the
original concert in the way to get a perfect sync between audio and
image with speed correction of the original footage we can say that
watching this DVD you can have the perfect idea and overall, you can
live the Elvis’ show in April 1975 tour…
This is the first very special Product for this label, this new CD&DVD
combo will be housed in a deluxe LONG DIGIPACK, containing a 12 pages of
booklet with focus and details on the four shows included in the live
footage with a collection of live photographs newspapers clips and
memorabilia plus a high quality glossy 135 gram paper poster of 50x25 cm
size.
In matter to have a special collector item, the 500 copies will be
presented with five different sleeves VARIATION, the same for the poster
too. All the copies will come hand numbered and individually sealed and
Please remember!! This is a LIMITED HAND NUMBERED 500 COPIES
First 100
copies (variation 1 of sleeve) deluxe edition will HAVE EXCLUSIVE
CONTENTS.
COLLECT THEM ALL!!!!!!
Additional note: The "deluxe edition" is hand numbered # of 100. It
includes a small button (3xm) , a photo, a poster (50x27cm) and copies of newspaper articles. Also
is included a hand numbered "certificate".
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DVD:
the DVD contains footage from Jacksonville / Florida, April 25, 1975 and
Atlanta / Georgia, June 1 and June 2, 1975. | |
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Elvis and Atlanta was something special. Elvis loved Atlanta and Atlanta
loved Elvis. In his "second home" as he once called this city the crowd
went nuts as soon as he hit the stage. A move with his little finger
could cause riots. In addition Elvis got standing ovations for songs
like How Great Thou Art or the anthem An American Trilogy. I like all
Atlanta concerts and this one is no exception. A very appealing set
list, a great atmosphere and a committed superstar make this show an
experience. Pity, the sound is not the best. (Ciscoking) | |