Full Tracklisting Takin' Tahoe Tonight

September 09, 2003

2001 theme - See see Rider - I Got A Woman/ Amen - Help Me Make It Through The Night - Steamroller Blues - You Gave Me A Mountain - Love Me - Blue Suede Shoes - Long Tall Sally/ Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On/ Shake Rattle and Roll - My Way - Hound Dog - What Now My Love - Suspicious Minds - I'll Remember You - I Can't Stop Loving You - Bridge Over Troubled Water - Funny How Time Slips Away - It's Over - Release Me (incomplete) - Faded Love - Can't Help Falling In Love. Bonus songs : I'm Leavin' - A Big Hunk O' Love.

This is a soundboard recording recorded in the “High Sierra Theatre” at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel, Nevada at 3AM on May 13, 1973. The bonus songs are from the midnight show the same night. The recordings are in mono.

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Elvisfan4602 wrote on September 11, 2003

I noticed the 2001 Theme is shown on the track list. If so, it's about time we got a live cd with this awesome opening on it!

You Dont Know Me wrote on September 10, 2003

Here I really appreciates Ernst and his Delivery! By giving us 2 'bonus' tracks(and fine they will be too) this is making all previous 'bootlegs' of this show inferior! This MUST be the one to get as it offers MORE than just the show that's been out at least 3 times before in the last decade or - if the packaging matches the tracklisting this might be a Soundboard from 1973 to remember!

Shaky wrote on September 09, 2003

Yes this show has been booted in various sound qualities for years BUT it is a very good show with lots of nice banter and Elvis is in very good spirits - Now thanks to FTD we get the soundboard version which gets us front row seats, trust me this will be the definitive version and you will love it, we know the quality already after all 'Faded Love' appeared on the original FTD promo years ago! Keep up the good work Ernst & co !!

VanGogh wrote on September 09, 2003

Until I got to "Faded Love" I was a little disappointed, but I guess that makes it worth it. Is it true that this was out as bootleg before? Did it have good sound? Was it a good show?