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A Dinner Date In Bright Light City

February 24, 2009 | Music

The Showroom Records label presents A Dinner Date In Bright Light City. Elvis Presley recorded live on stage in the Hilton Hotel showroom in Las Vegas, Nevada - December 3rd 1975, 10 p.m.

Tracklist

  1. Also Sprach Zarathustra (0:48)
  2. See See Rider (3:45)
  3. I Got A Woman / Amen (5:53)
  4. Love Me (3:22)
  5. Fairytale (3:15)
  6. Big Boss Man (2:45)
  7. And I Love You So (3:37)
  8. Elvis Talks (3:12)
  9. Trying To Get To You (2:08)
  10. All Shook Up (1:03)
  11. Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel (2:41)
  12. Blue Christmas (2:10)
  13. Polk Salad Annie (incomplete) (3:39)
  14. Band Introductions (1:13)
  15. Johnny B. Goode (0:53)
  16. Drum Solo Ronnie Tutt (1:06)
  17. Bass Solo Jerry Scheff 1:38)
  18. Piano Solo Glen D. Hardin (1:06)
  19. Band Introductions (0:24)
  20. School Days (with reprise) (1:34)
  21. My Boy (4:00)
  22. Just Pretend (3:57)
  23. How Great Thou Art (with reprise) (4:45)
  24. Burning Love (2:59)
  25. Softly As I Leave You (2:35)
  26. Mystery Train / Tiger Man (3:39)
  27. America The Beautiful (2:22)
  28. Can't Help Falling In Love (1:47)
  29. Closing Vamp (0:51)


Total playing time is over 73 minutes and the show stopping highlight is a breathtaking version of „How Great Thou Art”.
 

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Ronaldv wrote on February 24, 2009
Showroom records label? Audience or soundboard? Great Vegas season. I think we must wait for more details.
lray wrote on February 24, 2009
Of my 8 Elvis concerts I saw Elvis twice in Las Vegas. This was my 2 time and my 6th overall. Elvis was complaining early on that he could not hear himself very well. To me he seemed a little slurry when he talked, at least early in the show. This would be interesting for me to listen to. I enjoyed all my Elvis concerts but I remember this one being my least memorable.
You Dont Know Me wrote on February 24, 2009
Whilst i'd like to hear this show (on CD)it isn't among the very best of the season and also i ALWAYS get worried about 'audience sound quality' from new or unknown label names! Thus i (think) i'll give this one a miss.