A Vegas Treat
| Las Vegas , Nevada |
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Never Been To Spain (February 17, 1972 - DS) Don’t Cry Daddy (February 17, 1972 - DS) Let It Be Me (February 17, 1972 - DS) I Can’t Stop Loving You (February 17, 1972 - DS) Walk A Mile In My Shoes (February 17, 1972 - DS) Big Boss Man (March 19, 1975 - MS) I’ll Remember You (March 19, 1975 - MS) Hound Dog (March 19, 1975 - MS) My Boy (March 19, 1975 - MS) An American Trilogy (March 19, 1975 - MS) If You Love Me (Let Me Know) (March 19, 1975 - MS) You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me (August 2, 1972 - stage rehearsal) February 10, 1973 - Dinner Show You Gave Me A Mountain (incomplete) Fever Love Me Blue Suede Shoes Heartbreak Hotel Johnny B. Goode Hound Dog What Now My Love Suspicious Minds Band introductions / introduction of Jack Lord I’ll Remember You I Can’t Stop Loving You An American Trilogy (incomplete) Can’t Help Falling In Love Closing Vamp Elvis at the International Hotel Radio spot 1969 Radio spot Summer Festival 1971 Elvis' suite at the Hilton Meeting Japanese fans August 1973 (exact date unknown) Meeting fans January 30, 1974 |
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On this album you’ll find many tracks recorded live in Las Vegas from 1970 to 1975, including rare soundboard recordings and a stage rehearsal...an alternate February 1972 live version from "Never Been To Spain" not used by RCA, 4 alternate live versions from February 1970 also not used by RCA, 6 live versions from March 19, 1975, a stage rehearsal from 1972, and a part of the February 10, 1973 dinner show.
As a special bonus two authentic radio spots from 1969 and 1971 are included + 2 rare backstage recordings. A total of 31 great tracks!
This album is truly A VEGAS TREAT. Enjoy!
Only a part of the February 10, 1973 dinner show was recorded, using a bass-heavy mix, possibly as a guide for future Fender bass players if Jerry Scheff left the Elvis Presley show.
He did exactly that two weeks later. These recordings were first released on !Aloha Jerry! and !Echoes Of Aloha! from Audionics but now presented for the first time in the right order