Saturday Night Fever
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Also Sprach Zarathustra See See Rider I Got A Woman / Amen Love Me If You Love Me Let Me Know And I Love You So Big Boss Man Love Me Tender Burning Love Introductions What'd I Say (James Burton) Drum Solo (Ronnie Tutt) Bass Solo (Duke Bardwell) Piano Solo - Lawdy Miss Clawdy Electric Keyboard Solo (David Briggs) School Days (with reprise) My Boy I'll Remember You Let Me Be There (with reprise) How Great Thou Art (with reprise) Hound Dog (spliced with 2nd source) The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (2nd source) Can't Help Falling In Love (2nd source, incomplete) |
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Announcement:
Ragdoll is proud to present their latest release "Saturday Night Fever".
In March of 1975 Elvis gave 29 performances, he opened this season on March 18, 1975, and the crowd at the Las Vegas Hilton saw a rejuvenated performer, as well as a rejuvenated setlist, Elvis just got done recording his new album Elvis Today, and took some of this material with him to Las Vegas, songs like "Green Green Grass Of Home", "And I Love You So" and "Fairytale" would be introduced, with the latter two staying in the setlist for most of those shows, Elvis also re-introduced some songs that haven't been sung regularly for 2 years, including "My Boy", "Burning Love" and "I'll Remember You", the latter one having been sung only once the year before in Lake Tahoe.
Here on this disc you will find for the first time, the near complete March 30th dinner show, which was previously released incomplete on "Live From Las Vegas" by the lf2 label, however this was a simple copy and paste job from vinyl source, and missed several songs (including a fantastic version of "My Boy" and a serious version of "I'll Remember You"), however Ragdoll was able to obtain a new source, which included the near complete show (the tape ran out near the end of "Hound Dog") which was in very good sound quality.
Despite being incomplete we were able to get another tape of this show to complete this release, which was the source used for the "The Live Years" 3-LP set by the Astra label, back in the mid 80's, this time finally from tape source and not from a needle-drop. The sound is ambient and very good, the only song left incomplete is "Can't Help Falling In Love".