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CD1: May 11, 1974 - Afternoon Show |
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01 |
Also Sprach Zarathustra |
01:16 |
02 |
C. C. Rider |
03:59 |
03 |
I Got A Woman / Amen |
03:45 |
04 |
Love Me |
01:53 |
05 |
Tryin' To Get To You |
02:07 |
06 |
All Shook Up |
01:02 |
07 |
Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel |
02:21 |
08 |
Love Me Tender |
01:45 |
09 |
You Can Have Her |
02:35 |
10 |
Steamroller Blues |
03:09 |
11 |
Hound Dog |
01:18 |
12 |
Fever |
02:57 |
13 |
Polk Salad Annie |
04:13 |
14 |
Why Me Lord |
02:40 |
15 |
Suspicious Minds |
03:46 |
16 |
Introductions of singers, musicians, orchestra |
01:53 |
17 |
I Can't Stop Loving You |
02:37 |
18 |
Help Me |
02:33 |
19 |
An American Trilogy |
04:00 |
20 |
Let Me Be There (with reprise) |
04:15 |
21 |
Funny How Time Slips Away |
02:36 |
22 |
Big Boss Man |
02:28 |
23 |
Can't Help Falling In Love |
01:37 |
24 |
Closing Vamp / Announcements |
02:03 |
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CD2: May 11, 1974 - Evening Show |
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01 |
Also Sprach Zarathustra |
01:18 |
02 |
C. C. Rider |
03:57 |
03 |
I Got A Woman / Amen |
03:48 |
04 |
Love Me (with reprise) |
02:53 |
05 |
Trying To Get To You |
02:08 |
06 |
All Shook Up |
01:03 |
07 |
Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel |
02:10 |
08 |
Love Me Tender |
01:42 |
09 |
Steamroller Blues |
03:00 |
10 |
Hound Dog |
01:57 |
11 |
Fever |
03:05 |
12 |
Polk Salad Annie |
04:14 |
13 |
Why Me Lord |
03:39 |
14 |
Suspicious Minds |
03:44 |
15 |
Introductions of singers, musicians, orchestra |
02:04 |
16 |
I Can't Stop Loving You |
02:35 |
17 |
Help Me |
02:35 |
18 |
An American Trilogy |
03:55 |
19 |
Let Me Be There (with reprise) |
04:27 |
20 |
Funny How Time Slips Away (with second start) |
02:56 |
21 |
Big Boss Man |
02:39 |
22 |
Can‘t Help Falling In Love |
01:41 |
23 |
Closing Vamp / Announcements |
01:13 |
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24 |
Robert Plant talks about meeting Elvis |
07:13 |
25 |
Big Boss Man |
02:37 |
26 |
Can‘t Help Falling In Love |
01:40 |
27 |
Closing Vamp / Announcements |
01:27 |
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Note | | Tracks 21-23 were recorded
on May 10th, 1974 in Swing auditorium, San Bernardino, CA, 8:30 PM
Tracks 24-26 were recorded from audience on May 11th, 1974 E/S and they
are used for historical reason.
Members from the band "Led Zeppelin" were present at the Evening Show.
Shortly after the start of "Funny How Time Slips Away", Elvis interrupts
and says to his musicians ""Wait a minute. ... If we can start together,
fellas, because we've got Led Zeppelin out there. ... Let's try to look
like we know what we're doing, whether we do or not"!"
The barcode printed of back of the book isn't valid.Press note:
Audionics will release something special. Called „ELVIS: CITY OF ANGELS“
(Audionics 2015-01-2), this release consists of a 120-page hardback book
& two CDs, featuring both shows which Elvis performed on May 11th, 1974
at The Forum (Inglewood) in Los Angeles, CA. Audionics is aware that
these shows were released before (by the Graceland Records label, 2007
and official Sony/FTD label, 2007). To bring out the ultimate sound
quality, Audionics worked with direct transfers of the original
mastertapes.
Compared with its previous release, the evening show is vastly superior
in sound. It was not taken from the same compact cassette source you
have heard on the FTD soundboard release 'Live In L. A.', but comes from
an original reel-to-reel soundboard tape transfer! The sound difference
is like night & day. The afternoon show has much improved sound too,
coming from the original audience recorded mastertape. The sound
(although not excellent) is clearer than before and most of disturbing
distortion is gone.
In recent years, some younger fans claimed that Elvis' performances in
LA were mediocre. Nevertheless, fans who were present always mentioned
these were "kick-ass performances". It's worth mentioning that these
shows were attended by a few members of the hard-rock band 'Led
Zeppelin' as well as by Bill Wyman, the Rolling Stones bass player.
The 120-page book is filled with many brand new photos of great quality
(both b/w and colour) and what’s most important, more than 120 images
have never before been published anywhere! The accompanying text was
written by an infamous author. This special audiovisual set will mark
the ultimate release of Elvis Presley's live appearances at the Los
Angeles in May ’74. Every second was digitally restored to achieve the
best possible result. This is the first-ever Audionics real audio-visual
presentation. It’s a special set which deserves a place in any serious
Elvis collection!
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