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Elvis Presley
An Afternoon In The Garden


 

An Afternoon In the Garden - BMG 07863 67457 2 - EU 2002 - Elvis Presley CD

Release: 1997 BMG 07863 67457 2   Australia 17 €
Release: 1997 BMG 07863 67457 2   Brazil 22
Release: 1997 BMG 07863 67457 2   Colombia  
Release: 1997 BMG 07863 67457 2   EU 15 €
Release: 1997 BMG 07863 67457-2 / 36495 0 German Club Edition Germany 25 €
Release: 1997 BMG 07863 67457 2   Hong Kong 22 €
Release: 1997 BMG 07863 67457 2   India 25 €
Release: 1997 BMG 07863 67457 2   Japan 28 €
Release: 1997 BMG BMGRD 1333 Korea22 €
Release: 1997 BMG CDL 78636745725   Mexico 22 €
Release: 1997 BMG 07863 67457 2   USA 15 €
Release: 1997 BMG 07863 67457 2 / D118206 BMG Direct Marketing USA 20 €
Release: 1997 BMG BG2 67457 Columbia House USA 25 €
 
Release: 2001 BMG 07863 67457 2 Blue Suede Shoes Collection USA  
Release: 2002 BMG 07863 67457 2   EU 12 €
Release: 2003 BMG VMP CD-1545   China 12 €
Release: 2010 Sony 88697 70971 2  USA 10 €
Release: 2010 Sony 88697 70973 2  USA 10 €
Release: 2014 Sony 07863 67457 2  EU 10 €

 

Recorded live on June 10, 1972, Afternoon Show, at the Madison Square Garden, New York


See also:
Elvis As Recorded At Madison Square Garden (Legacy - CD 2)
Grandes ėxitos - Vol. 2 Rock And Roll
Prince From Another Planet (CD 1)
Elvis As Recorded At Madison Square Garden (FTD - CD 2)

 

An Afternoon in the Garden is a live musical album recorded by American singer and musician Elvis Presley at Madison Square Garden on June 10, 1972. The album was released by RCA Records on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the concert in 1997.

During the weekend of June 9 through June 11, 1972, Elvis Presley gave his very first concerts in New York City; he had performed on television in the 1950s and recorded at studios in the city, but had never performed in a concert venue before a paying audience. Four shows in total were scheduled: three for the evenings of Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, with a matinee performance on Saturday afternoon as well. Engineers from RCA Records taped the two Saturday concerts, the results of the evening show released a mere eight days later on Elvis: As Recorded at Madison Square Garden, while the tapes for the afternoon show stayed in the vaults until a few months before the twenty-fifth anniversary of the concerts. (wikipedia )