Also new from the Whitehave label (0403) is "Sweet Sweet Spirit" containing a recording from the February 15, 1973 dinner show. During this show Elvis leaves the stage and The Stamps take over for the break. This concert has been released before as "Las vegas Dinner Show" on the TCB label in 1992.
Track listing:
2001 / See See Rider / I Got A Woman - Amen / Love me Tender / You Don't have To Say You Love Me / Steamroller Blues / You Gave me A Mountain / Fever / Elvis Leaves The Stage
JD Sumner And The Stamps: Walk That Lonesome Road / Sweet Sweet Spirit / When It Is My Time / How Great Thou Art / I Should Have been Crucified
Elvis Returns / Can't Help Falling In Love / Faded Love / I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry / Polk Salad Annie / An American Trilogy / Can't Help Falling In Love
New CD: Sweet Sweet Spirit
April 25, 2004 | Music
TonyP wrote on
April 26, 2004
I don't see any reason why Gribz' idea wouldn't be taken forward - it's already been done once with the Spring Tours FTD.
TCB fan wrote on
April 26, 2004
Hey gribz, I Think it will be a great idea!! So put out that kind of album Ernst!
gribz wrote on
April 25, 2004
Although, I've been vocal about the amount of material released by FTD, I do like many of the covers chosen. Maybe they can put together a 2 hour concert with all of the best soundboard material on 1 album. They can do this for each year. i.e 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77.. I think that might be a good idea. Put the best version of a song from each year on the CD. Review all of the best material from each year from 10 or so soundboards and put it out, on 1 CD. What do you think of that? Let new people hear Elvis at his best. Great way to expand and grow the Elvis culture.
Kragerø Elvis Klubb wrote on
April 25, 2004
gribz: That is the greatest idea I have ever heard!! You should ask Ernst for a job!!
elvishimselvis wrote on
April 26, 2004
I have brought this up before and got no responses from anybody but I will mention it again. I have seen this particular concert on Video, 8mm footage the Feb 15, 1973 Dinner show. its not a bad show but very strange when Elvis just says Im sorry Ladies and Gentleman and hands the MIKE to Charlie Hodge and walks off. when he returns he says he's had the flu.. so we do have the concert on audio and some film footage. what I would like to suggest is taking the film footage. which is not the best picture quality and making it a true life cartoon. it would be very easy these days to do this but would cost money. I would prefer it would be an excellent soundboard like On Stage in Memphis over a audience recording like Sweet Sweet Spirit but I would just love this to someday happen. what does anyone else think about this??