Guaranteed To Blow Your Mind (LP/CD)
LP with attached CD |
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| Title: | Blackjack Beat | |||||||||
| Label: | none | |||||||||
| Label Number: | none | |||||||||
| Release Date: | 2026 | |||||||||
| Recording Type: | Live Audience Recordings | |||||||||
| Location: | Las Vegas, Hilton Hotel | |||||||||
| Date: | September 1, 1971 - Dinner & Midnight Show | |||||||||
| Sound: | Good (partly average) | |||||||||
| Track Listing: |
CD 1: September 1, 1971 - Dinner Show
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| Sound Sample: |
Sweet Caroline
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CD 2: September 1, 1971 - Midnight Show
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| Sound Sample: |
Little Sister
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| Notes: |
These are previously unreleased concerts.
Two shows, showing two facets of Elvis. The Dinner Show gives us a relaxed,
playful, with plenty of humor while the Midnight Show offers an intense and
powerful Elvis, the King at his best.
Elvis - Blackjack Beat is more than a live album. It's a historical document. A
rare glimpse into an artist at a turning point in his career, between showman
and legend. | |||||||||
| Concert: |
Two never released before in any form shows are quite a surprise. The sound is okay so far. There are worse. This makes this outing a must have for the ardent collector anyway. The shows are entertaining as they always were when a Vegas stand came to an end after approx 50 concerts. I think they all were glad they had almost managed the marathon. And last but not least besides excellent set lists we get a rarity with an extended version of "I Need Your Lovin Every Day". Summary: Just worthwhile. (Ciscoking). |
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