Vorab durfte ich mal in einen AB Vergleich reinhören..keine Frage,..viel besser als vorher....eine gute Show in gutem Klang...die Jungs verstehen ihr Handwerk....Neueinsteiger brauchen das Ding auf jeden Fall....auch Sammler sollten sich das Ding wegen des guten Klanges und des echten Endes zulegen..
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wie ich "befürchtet" habe, also ein muss ...
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tsss klauen unseren covershot ohne credit zu geben und behaupten sogar in ihrem pressetext pics sind von der show atlanta show
ich glaube ich muss mal jemanden die froschaugen eindrücken...
mal aufn innencover wartenDas neue Buch von Praytome Publishing:
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kann einer von denen einmal einen text schreiben wo nicht drin steht "ansonsten scheisse aber die show ist gut"
Das neue Buch von Praytome Publishing:
"My Years With Elvis And The Colonel" by Charles StoneKommentar
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Ist das Plastik so teuer geworden? Oder warum kommen ab jetzt digipacs soweit das Auge reicht?
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Kann wenigstens keiner über das fehlende Booklet meckern!
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scheinbar ist ein zweifach aufklappbares digi inzwischen genauso teuer wie ein 20seitiges booklet
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...also ich finde die digipacs okay, mir ist die CD wichtiger als ein 20seitiges booklet !!
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Ich hab im FECC 2 sound samples reingestellt....Thanks to Ernst Joergensen, Roger Semon and Erik Rasmussen for the great work. Keep the spirit alive !Kommentar
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Nein..!!...
Thanks to Ernst Joergensen, Roger Semon and Erik Rasmussen for the great work. Keep the spirit alive !Kommentar
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Sind hier Soundfiles unerwünscht? Das wäre doch sehr praktisch...oder will Cisco nur nicht?Ohne Worte!Kommentar
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April Fool's Dinner
The next Southern Comfort / Audionics "team-up" is entitled April Fool's Dinner and contains the April 1st, 1975 dinner show. This show was originally released as Rockin' with Elvis April Fool's Day on vinyl in 1980 and re-issued straight from vinyl on CD in 1992, complete with pops and clicks.
We were lucky enough to hear a few A-B test samples and must say that the sound on this re-issue has really been improved compared to the original Rockin' With Elvis... release.
From the press release:
The upcoming CD-release by the Southern Comfort / Audionics "team-up" is entitled "April Fool's Dinner ", and it contains the excellent April 1st, 1975 dinner show. Import collectors first heard this recording via the 1980 vinyl release "Rockin' with Elvis April Fool's Day." This was later dubbed directly from vinyl for its 1992 CD debut, complete with pops and clicks. This new release marks the first time since the original LP that the original audience master tape has been used - and naturally it has received a significant upgrade using topnotch industry equipment. This stellar show is also now complete: "Can't Help Falling In Love" and "Closing Vamp" from this show were actually on the original tape. These were restored to the best of our abilities, and are now included, warts and all. On the original LP and CD, these songs were borrowed from RCA's 1974 "Recorded Live On Stage In Memphis" album. The April Fool’s Day performance shows Elvis at his best – a far cry from the problematic October ’74 shows – he’s in excellent voice, and he performs a solid mix of classic songs and recent additions. Elvis is both entertaining and witty, and actually sounds like a seasoned Vegas pro. April 1st also marked the final day for bassplayer Duke Bardwell, who in all did 181 shows with Elvis, despite the fact that their relationship often was a bit strained. Duke had experienced some great highs and some terrible lows with Elvis, but at this stage he was fed up with it all and relieved that it would soon be over.
The first two Midnight Show bonus tracks are from a booth tape and the other 4 tracks (first heard on "Rocking With the King April's Fool Day" Vol. 2.) are from a decent quality audience tape. The prior release of the closing show was de-noised in a rather destructive way, and has been restored to optimal quality for the Elvis connoisseur.
All accompanying photographs were taken in March - May 1975 at the Las Vegas Hilton hotel and on the subsequent concert tour. The CD will be presented in a beautiful 3-panel digipack and is scheduled for late February '09.
Tracks:
01. Opening Vamp / C. C. Rider - 02. I Got A Woman / Amen - 03. Love Me - 04. If You Love Me (Let Me Know) - 05. And I Love You So - 06. Big Boss Man - 07. The Wonder Of You - 08. Burning Love - 09. Band Introductions - 10. What'd I Say - 11. Drum Solo (Ronnie Tutt) - 12. Bass Solo (Duke Bardwell) - 13. Piano Solo (Glen D. Hardin) - 14. Electric Piano Solo (David Briggs) - 15. School Day - 16. Celebrity Introductions: Roy Clark, Conrad Hilton / The Great Pretender (excerpt) - 17. My Boy - 18. I'll Remember You - 19. Let Me Be There - 20. Celebrity Introduction: actor Hugh O'Brian - 21. How Great Thou Art - 22. Hound Dog - 23. Fairytale - 24. Can't Help Falling In Love - 25. Closing Vamp.
Bonus Tracks (highlights from Las Vegas, April 1st, 1975, Midnight show - Closing night):
26. Big Boss Man* - 27. It's Midnight * - 28. You Don't Have To Say You Love Me - 29. An American Trilogy - 30. Help Me Make It Through The Night / Mickey Mouse March - 31. Steamroller Blues
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