You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'

You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'

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Tracks:

01. Opening riff (0.31)
02. That's allright (1.57)
03. I got a woman / Ave Maria (3.49)
04. Tiger man (1.27)
05. Dialogue (3.14)
06. Love me tender (false start) (5.03)
07. I've lost you (3.40)
08. It's crying time (false start) (0.40)
09. I just can't help believin' (4.53)
10. You've lost that lovin' feelin' (false start) (4.50)
11. Polk salad Annie (4.15)
12. Band introductions (1.10)
13. Johnny B Goode (1.40)
14. Band introductions continued (2.02)
- Celebrity introductions (1.29)
15. The wonder of you (1.29)
16. Along came Jones (one liner) (0.40)
17. Heartbreak hotel (2x false start) (1.08)
18. One night (1.34)
19. All shook up (2x false start) (0.17)
20. Blue suede shoes/Whole lotta shakin' goin' on/Blue suede shoes (1.44)
21. Hound dog (1.50)
22. Bridge over troubled water (4.49)
23. Suspicious minds (6.32)
24. Can't help falling in love (1.50)
25. Closing riff (0.13)

26. Oh happy day (Las Vegas, August 14, 1970 ms) (2.24)
27. When the snow is on the roses (Las Vegas, August 24, 1970 ds) (1.50)

Label: Audionics 2001-01
Released: 2001
Sound quality: good (audience recording)

Date: August 21, 1970 (Midnight show)
Location: Las Vegas

Reviews: n/a

Man if only RCA could have captured some of these shows which were later in the engagement and after the filiming of TTWII had concluded. The version of Blue Suede Shoes/Whole Lotta Shakin' is classic!

Although the cover of the cd looks a little bit crappy, the audience recording on the disc sounds pretty good. Elvis jokes around and sings a good programme. It's an enjoyable show with the King at the peak of his powers!

(y)

For those who need covers

this is a great release by a great label-same guys that were behind the luxor label some years ago, the sound quality is surprisingly good and certainly is from a 1st gen tape source, and the performance is 1st rate E.P. was really together for this show., a definite winner.