You've lost that loving feeling, Released by AUDIONICS in 2001 |
May 28 2005, 12:01 PM
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Down in the Jungle Room Group: Special Members Member No.: 2 Joined: 27-May 05 Posts: 4,783 From: Krak des Chevaliers |
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You've lost that loving feeling Las Vegas, August 21 1970 Midnight show Soundformat: Audience 01. Opening Vamp 02. That's All Right, Mama 03. I Got A Woman/Ave Maria/I Got A Woman 04. Tiger Man 05. Monologue 06. Love Me Tender 07. I've Lost You 08. Cryin' Time 09. I Just Can't Help Believin' 10. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' 11. Polk Salad Annie 12. Band Introductions 13. Johnny B. Goode 14. Band Introductions 15. Celebrity Introduction 16. The Wonder Of You 17. Along Came Jones 18. Heartbreak Hotel 19. One Night 20. All Shook Up 21. Blue Suede Shoes/Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On/Blue Suede Shoes 22. Hound Dog 23. Bridge Over Troubled Water 24. Suspicious Minds 25. Can't Help Falling In Love 26. Closing Vamp 27. Oh Happy Day 28. When The Snow Is On The Roses If you like false starts this album is a must. Almost ever song on this album has a false start. track 27 recorded 14 august 1970 midnight show Track 28 recorded 24 august dinner show -------------------- The outer limit of your potential is determined solely by your own beliefs and your own confidence in what you think is possible |
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Oct 1 2005, 08:03 PM
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Listening to Elvis Group: Special Members Member No.: 165 Joined: 2-August 05 Posts: 242 |
You should add that this is one of the August-recordings that were done by Rick Rennie. This says a lot about the soundquality, which is indeed very good for an audience recording.
Beyond to the immense numbers of false starts - he produced 7 false starts on 5 songs!!! (without counting the 2 false starts on "When The Snow...") - the show is very good. Elvis seemed to be very relaxed, maybe he feels better after the filming for TTWII was finished. He did a terrific show that night. Highlights of the show are fabulous versions of "I've Lost You", "I Just Can't Help Believin'" and "Bridge Over Troubled Water". You'll get a few rarities like "Cryin' Time" (which lasts only 39 seconds), "Along Came Jones" (which lasts only 43 seconds) - at least a little more than one-liners. The better rarities are coming at the end of the CD - very good sounding audience recordings of "Oh Happy Day" and "When The Snow Is On The Roses" (the sound-quality is at least equal to the release on the "Live In Las Vegas"-Boxset - but this was released before the box-set. Wonder what source BMG had). If you're going for quality audience recordings, this is one you should try to get! Highly recommended. Jörn |
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Mar 2 2010, 05:22 PM
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Aboard N880EP Group: Special Members Member No.: 282 Joined: 24-November 05 Posts: 414 |
Anybody ever noticed that the end of this show after S.Minds is the same as on the DS release of this day From Vegas To Macon..? To be more precise Elvis already says the same right after S.Minds..and I har no cut...this means the cut must already be somewhere in the middle of S.Minds....perhaps someone can synch both versions..?
Somebody on my Cisco Corner forum..noticed it.. -------------------- |
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Mar 6 2010, 06:21 PM
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Aboard N880EP Group: Special Members Member No.: 282 Joined: 24-November 05 Posts: 414 |
The cut is at 4:43 of S.Minds..from there on it was taken from the MS..thanks to Patrik !!
Weird..nobody ever noticed in all these years.. -------------------- |
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