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[stefan]

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LOVING YOU

Las Vegas, August 19th 1975 Dinner Show
Sound: Audience recording ~ acceptable
Tracks: 19
Total running time: 59m40s

Musicians:

Lead Guitar: James Burton
Rhythm Guitar: John Wilkinson
Bass: Jerry Scheff
Drums: Ronnie Tutt
Piano: Glen Hardin
Accoustic Guitar/Backup singer: Charlie Hodge
Highvoice singer: Kathy Westmoreland
Backup Vocals: The Sweet Inspirations (Myrna Smith / Sylvia Shemwell / Estelle Brown)
Backup Vocals: J.D.Sumner & The Stamps Quartet (Larry Strickland / Bill Baize / Ed Enoch / Ed Hill)
Backup Vocals: Voice (Shaun Nielsen / Donnie Sumner / Tim Baty)
Conductor: Joe Guercio
The Joe Guercio Orchestra

01 Also Sprach Zarathustra 1:16
02 See See Rider 4:57
03 I Got A Woman / Amen / I Got A Woman 7:58
04 Blue Suede Shoes 1:07
05 If You Love Me Let Me Know 2:51
06 It's Now Or Never 2:27
07 My Boy 3:34 ~ Laughing version
08 Love Me 3:51
09 Loving You 1:35 ~ 1st live version
10 Suspicious Minds 2:46 ~ incomplete ~last live version
11 Band Introductions 3:37
12 Johnny B.Goode 6:10
13 Hail Hail Rock And Roll 2:19
14 T-R-O-U-B-L-E 3:23
15 Why Me Lord 2:32
16 How Great Thou Art 2:48
17 Let Me Be There 2:37
18 Crying In The Chapel 1:27 ~ 1st live version
19 Can't Help Falling In Love 2:18

This cd contains the third show from this short Vegas season that lasted only 3 days. The show is quite good with an energetic Elvis (who supposedly after appearing on stage lied down on stage before performing See See Rider) and a good, even surprising, set-list.

Both Blue Suede Shoes and It's Now Or Never are sung very early in the show. My Boy is a sort of laughing version (but good nontheless) and Loving You is the first live performance. Before the intro's Elvis does the last ever live version of Suspicious Minds (unfortunately incomplete) and during the last part of the show Elvis does a great How Great Thou Art and, a good, Crying In The Chapel which is also the first live performance. All in all a good show in decent sound quality

[colonel snow]

This is one of the request box shows; when the fans entered the show room they could thro their requests in a box. from that box some choices wered made..this is the reason for the strange order of songs.

Loving you was performed in very short portions several times in aug. 1969 with a longer version on 27 aug. 1969. the version here is nearly complete.

colonel snow