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Night On The Town

September 13, 2012 | Music

Touchdown Productions latest release is out now. This time you'll get to hear the by now unreleased midnight show from March 29, 1975 in Vegas in good quality for an audience recording! 

Elvis presented a strong line-up - almost without his 50s classics. Added to the main show you'll get another 5 bonus tracks from which the ones from March 28 are also unreleased and in good quality!

Tracklisting:

Opening Theme - See See Rider - Rip lt Up (exc.) - I Got A Woman / Amen - Love Me - If You Love Me (Let Me Know) - And I Love You So - Big Boss Man - It's Midnight - Burning Love - Introductions - I Can Help (exc.) - My Boy - I'll Remember You - My Heavenly Father (performed by Kathy Westmoreland) - Let Me Be There - The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Tiger Man - Can't Help Falling In Love

BONUS: Promised Land* - Fairytale* - Help Me** - I'm Leavin'** - Heartbreak Hotel**

* March 25, 1975 (MS)
** March 28, 1975 (DS)

The CD will come with a full-color 16-page booklet with lots of rare pictures from the Vegas engagement in March/ April 1975!

Source:For CD Collectors Only
Ciscoking wrote on September 13, 2012
Go for Amore, Elvis ! by Straight Arrow...then you have this show and the DS of the same day as well for a little money more... in even better sound.
NONE000000 wrote on September 13, 2012
"good quality audience recording" is an oxymoron. I'm not going to knock this release since I don't have it, but I find audience recordings (from prior to the 1990's) pretty unbearable. Even the 1976/77 New Years Eve FTD was, to me, hard to listen to. Of course I can understand that basically every word Elvis ever uttered is considered of "historical value", so that justifies really bad sound quality--especially on something like the recent "Little Mama". But a '75 concert? ....well, since it is a boot, I can always download and check it out guilt-free.
Wiebe wrote on September 14, 2012
The other day I read this article that children that play a musical instrument have a better ability filter out sound with lots of background noise. This is exactly what I do when I listen to audience recordings. At some point, especially with the better stereo ones, I get a much better feel of the dynamics than with the sound boards. And I like the feel of sitting in the audience. I'm glad my mother dragged me to my piano lessons when I was a kid.