Fly T-R-O-U-B-L-E

[Albert]

It really feels like many years have past since we've had our last soundboard import CD. Sure, we had some great re-releases, some so-so audience recordings and many horrible audience recordings, but I can't remember what really was the last released soundboard import CD.

I've read somewhere on the net that Madison (yup, that label with those stunning covers) will release a new CD with the 2:30PM show from June 8, 1975 (Jackson, MS) and it will go by the title "Fly T-R-O-U-B-L-E". Madison had already released the eveningshow of that same name under the name of 'Capital Performance'


We've already have from that tour:

• Sold Out In Dixie (June 2, 8:30PM)
• Deep Down South (June 3)
• The Eagle Has Landed (June 4)
• The Eyes Of Texas Are Upon You (same show, June 4)
• Howdy Houston (June 5)
• Dallas '75 (June 6)
• a Capital Performance (June 8, 8:30PM)
• a Capital Performance (same show, different label)
• Cut 'Em Down To Size (June 9, 8:30PM)
• Let Me Take You Home (June 10, 8:30PM)

This should be the tracklisting:
01 - I Got A Woman / Amen ( incomplete ) ;
02 - Love Me ;
03 - If You Love Me (Let Me Know) ;
04 - Love Me Tender ;
05 - All Shook Up ;
06 - Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel ;
07 - Hound Dog ;
08 - The Wonder Of You ;
09 - Burning Love ;
10 - Introductions by Elvis of vocalists, band ;
11 - Johnny B. Goode (James Burton) ;
12 - Drum solo (Ronnie Tutt) ;
13 - Bass solo (Jerry Scheff) ;
14 - Piano solo (Glen D. Hardin) ;
15 - Introductions by Elvis of vocalists, orchestra ;
16 - School Day (Joe Guercio Orchestra) ;
17 - T-R-O-U-B-L-E ;
18 - Why Me Lord? ;
19 - How Great Thou Art (with two reprises) ;
20 - Let Me Be There ;
21 - Funny How Time Slips Away (with reprise) ;
22 - Little Darlin' ;
23 - Mystery Train / Tiger Man ;
24 - Fever (two false starts only) ;
25 - Can't Help Falling In Love / Closing Vamp.

Sure, this tracklisting is very well-known and it hides no suprices, but still, it's from a fantastic tour. Now let's only hope that the soundquality is realy good. The Madison releases so far had better artwork than soundquality.

Here are some pics from that show:

[kennyelvis]

Albert, thats great news
I am realy way over the hills now a days, i am not updated at all
So thanks Albert, and thanks TCB-WORLD

[kennyelvis]

Great pictures by the way Albert

[U.S. Male]

Great photos Kenny, and thank you for sharing them!

[Keith F]

We've already have from that tour:

• Sold Out In Dixie (June 2, 8:30PM)
• Deep Down South (June 3)
• The Eagle Has Landed (June 4)
• The Eyes Of Texas Are Upon You (same show, June 4)
• a Capital Performance (June 8, 8:30PM)
• a Capital Performance (same show, different label)
• Cut 'Em Down To Size (June 9, 8:30PM)
• Let Me Take You Home (June 10, 8:30PM)

Albert:

We've also had from this tour:-

Howdy Houston (June 5)
Dallas '75 (June 6)


Keith

[Albert]

Thanks Keith, where would we be without you?

I have now updated the list

[Joe Car]

Thanks for the info and pictures gang! Despite some weight control troubles 1975 was a great year for EP as he put on a lot of tremendous shows.

[Albert]

Imagine how great "Today" could have been when the recordingsessions would have been in May/June/July. The King really was on a roll during that period.

[Jungleroom76]

I love the Madison releases!! Glad to see another one is coming out soon!!

The high quality artwork and sound on these Madison releases is reminiscent of the Fort Baxter releases from a few years ago....just excellent stuff!!

Perhaps when I get my copy, if no one else has, I will add a review of this new release!!

TCB!
Mike