Black Tornado

 
Digipak

Press note: Now, when majority of Elvis import labels is only rereleasing old stuff in new packages, E. P. Collector label is coming with another surprise!

The Cleveland, November 6, 1971 Afternoon & Evening shows are previously unreleased and moreover, they were never available in listenable sound, until now!
Elvis November '71 tour was rated as one of Elvis' very best in the 70s. Compared with previous tours in September and November 1970, individual shows were longer and set list was variable more than before.
It was the only tour in 1971 and it was the first time when Elvis was accompanied by The Stamps Quartet, too. Elvis played 14 shows in 12 days in 12 different cities.
Among the concert highlights there are fantastic performances of "Proud Mary", "You've Lost That Loving Feeling", "How Great Thou Art" "I'm Leavin'", "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" and " The Impossible Dream".
Both concerts are taken from direct transfers of recently-found original audience-recorded cassette tapes. Those shows were recorded by Elvis fan Joyce Bauer, who passed away a couple of years ago.

She followed much of Elvis' 1971 tour in November, and her tapes have never been in circulation before. You may ask your supplier for samples.
This CD is packaged in a nicely designed double digipak with collection of images taken during both shows, reprints concert tickets and various press reviews and newspaper clippings.