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Posted by: Tigerman May 28 2005, 10:12 AM

One night in Portland
November 11, 1970. Portland, Oregon
Sound format: audience recording

01 That's All Right
02 I Got A Woman
03 Love Me Tender
04 You Don't Have To Say You Love Me
05 Sweet Caroline
06 You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling
07 Polk Salad Annie
08 Introduction
09 Johnny B. Goode
10 Blue berry hill
11 How great thou art
12 The wonder of you
13 Heartbreak Hotel
14 Blue suede shoes
15 Hound Dog
16 Bridge over troubled water
17 Suspicious minds
18 Funny how time slips away
19 Can't help falling in love
20 Closing vamp

Terrible, terrible cover art.(Chris ) But a grate show.

Posted by: mrsongman Jun 20 2005, 11:40 AM

Sure as hell it's a great show!

Some additions: I walk the line (1 line)
Only the Tigerman intro .....
You don't have to say you love me f/s
Blueberry hill (1 line)
Bridge over troubled water gets 4 false starts (my counting).


Greetz,

mrsongman

Posted by: stefan Jun 20 2005, 04:22 PM

Great aditions Pieter! Thanx for the info. This is probably the most looss and relaxt show from 1970. Elvis is in an extremely good mood and sings the roof of.

The intro to Bridge Over Troubled Water is hilarious ... humor at it's best

Posted by: Gordon Jun 27 2005, 02:21 PM

Yes guys a helluva good show...loved it from the first moment i got a poor copy of it!

The show plus some nice bonuses has been re-released by Memory Records in 2004 under the name of On The Road Again

Posted by: TheKing Apr 6 2006, 04:21 PM

One of the top audience recorded shows.

Posted by: colonel snow Jun 1 2006, 11:18 AM

This CD was released in 1992 on the label TCB-R 1070-100 but previously released in 1991 on the 2 CD set Storm over Portland (label Live Archives 1010/12) with the 27 april 1973 concert
The CD version has the opening That's all right mama from 20-08-70 dinner as the LP version from 1985
(label POR 8570) has the original opening

colonel snow

Posted by: Brad Aug 11 2006, 09:44 PM

I have this one playing right now..first thing that amazed me is the fantastic sound for an AR. All songs performed well, just like any other concert from 1970, nothing less than great !