Elvis - Southbend To Wichita (5 CDs)

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In 1974 Elvis had a busy year, coming hot of the heels of yet another but successful engagement in Las Vegas in January/February Elvis went back on tour. Elvis would do nothing but touring between March & August, with the exception of an engagement in Lake Tahoe in between and when Elvis tried to reinvent his setlist in August for yet another engagement in Las Vegas it turned out to be a failed attempt, the crowd did not seem to like the changes Elvis had made opting to get rid of most of his original material and replacing it with newer material or material he hadn't sang live ever.
After this season Elvis would take rest for two and a half weeks before goin back on tour and giving one of his worst performances in College Park, MD on September 27th and 28th.

This limited 5-disc digipack compiles all available soundboards from the last week of the tour with an Elvis that’s in better form then when he started this tour, this set starts with the show in Southbend, Indiana on October 1st, and ends with the show in Wichita on October 7th 1974, you can enjoy some great and rare versions of ''Promised Land'' ''That's All Right'' ''Until It's Time For You To Go'' a serious ''Why Me Lord'' and stunning versions of ''It's Midnight'' among others. All the shows have been digitally remastered for the best and most optimal sound quality and this digipack is presented with rare photos taken during this tour.

Disc 1
01. See See Rider
02. I Got A Woman / Amen
03. Love Me
04. Blue Suede Shoes
05. It's Midnight
06. Big Boss Man
07. Fever
08. Love Me Tender
09. Hound Dog
10. Heartbreak Hotel
11. If You Love Me (Let Me Know)
12. Bridge Over Troubled Water
13. Introductions
14. Guitar solo
15. Drum Solo
16. Bass Solo
17. Lawdy, Miss Clawdy
18. Introductions Continued - Orchestra Solo
19. All Shook Up
20. Teddy Bear - Don't Be Cruel
21. Killing Me Softly (By Voice)
22. Let Me Be There
23. It's Now Or Never
24. You Gave Me A Mountain
25. Johnny B. Goode
26. Hawaiian Wedding Song
27. Steamroller Blues
28. Can't Help Falling In Love
29. Closing Vamp

Disc 2
01. See See Rider
02. I Got A Woman / Amen
03. Love Me
04. Blue Suede Shoes
05. Until It's Time For You To Go
06. Big Boss Man
07. Fever
08. If You Love Me (Let Me Know)
09. Love Me Tender
10. Hound Dog
11. Introductions
12. Guitar Solo
13. Drum Solo
14. Bass Solo
15. Lawdy, Miss Clawdy
16. Introductions Continued - Orchestra Solo
17. All Shook Up
18. Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel
19. The Wonder Of You
20. Why Me Lord
21. Heartbreak Hotel
22. Let Me Be There
23. Hawaiian Wedding Song
24. An American Trilogy
25. Johnny B. Goode
26. You Gave Me A Mountain
27. Dialogue - Can't Help Falling In Love (September 28, 1974)
28. Closing Vamp (September 28, 1974)

Disc 3
01. See See Rider
02. I Got A Woman / Amen
03. Love Me
04. If You Love Me Let Me Know
05. It's Midnight
06. Big Boss Man
07. Fever
08. Love Me Tender
09. Hound Dog
10. Introductions
11. Guitar Solo
12. Drum Solo
13. Bass Solo
14. Lawdy, Miss Clawdy
15. Introductions Continued - Orchestra Solo
16. All Shook Up
17. Teddy Bear - Don't Be Cruel
18. Heartbreak Hotel
19. Why Me Lord
20. Promised Land
21. You Gave Me A Mountain
22. Let Me Be There
23. Hawaiian Wedding Song
24. Can't Help Falling In Love

Disc 4
01. See See Rider
02. I Got A Woman / Amen
03. Love Me
04. If You Love Me Let Me Know
05. Fever
06. Big Boss Man
07. Love Me Tender
08. Hound Dog
09. The Wonder Of You
10. Blue Suede Shoes
11. Introductions
12. Guitar Solo
13. Drum Solo
14. Bass Solo
15. Lawdy, Miss Clawdy
16. Introductions Continued - Orchestra
17. All Shook Up
18. Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel
19. Heartbreak Hotel
20. Why Me Lord
21. That's All Right
22. Blue Christmas
23. Let Me Be There
24. Hawaiian Wedding Song
25. Johnny B. Goode
26. Can't Help Falling In Love
27. Closing Vamp

Disc 5
01. See See Rider
02. I Got A Woman / Amen
03. Love Me
04. Blue Suede Shoes
05. The Wonder Of You
06. Big Boss Man
07. Fever
08. If You Love Me (Let Me Know)
09. Love Me Tender
10. Hound Dog
11. Introductions
12. Guitar Solo
13. Drum Solo
14. Bass Solo
15. Lawdy, Miss Clawdy
16. Introductions Continued - Orchestra Solo
17. All Shook Up
18. Teddy Bear / Don’t Be Cruel
19. Why Me Lord
20. Let Me Be There
21. When It’s My Time (By Bill Baize)
22. Johnny B. Goode
23. Heartbreak Hotel
24. Hawaiian Wedding Song
25. Polk Salad Annie
26. Can’t Help Falling In Love
27. Closing Vamp

Quelle: elvis-collectors.com

Comments FECC:

Markus K.:
3 on FTD, 2 on bootlegs:
October 1, Southbend - FTD "Dragonheart"
October 3, St. Paul - FTD "St. Paul To Wichita"
October 6, Dayton (AS) - "Dayton Reloaded" (among other releases)
October 6, Dayton (ES) - "Dayton Reloaded" (among other releases)
October 7, Wichita - FTD "St. Paul To Wichita"

Ciscoking:
C-R-A-P.

Ein bisschen, in der Tat    . Aber der Schriftzug wäre schon vergeben    . 

 

fronk schrieb:

Ich glaube das macht FTD auch manchmal so. Da gibt es auch nix gegen zu sagen, oder? Ich erinnere mich an dem 3D-Elvis-Logo der 1970er Jahre. Ich meine das hätte FTD auch später auf anderen Alben verwendet. Oder meinst Du das, weil es eine inoffizielle Veröffentlichung ist?

Die 3D-Logos gibt es öfters, stimmt, in diversen Farbkombis. Ich hab' das bloß geschrieben, weil mir das gleich ins Auge gestochen ist, und dieser Schriftzug halt so mit dem "Fool" Album verbunden ist, dass das komisch aussieht, wenn er anderweitig verwendet wird, noch dazu für 74 Live-Konzerte. Zusammen mit der restlichen einfallslosen Druckschrift wirkt das doch sehr dilettantisch. So nach dem Motto, ich hab' einen blauen Anzug, brauche einen passenden Schriftzug dazu, bin aber selber nicht in der Lage, sowas zu entwerfen.

Ja klar, hat mir übrigens auch immer gut gefallen. So wie Du schreibst, ist das ja ein allgemeines Logo, das man generell mit dem Künstler verbindet. Der Vegas Schriftzug mit den bunten Punkten ist ja auch so ein Fall. Es gibt aber Schriften, die dagegen sehr speziell mit einem einzigen Album verknüpft sind. Fool/MSG/Raised on Rock z.B..

Der Exkurs zu FTD ist  HIER  nachzulesen.