Elvis Presley
"Lonesome Summer Breeze" (Straight Arrow)
Las Vegas Hilton
Las Vegas, Nevada
August 25, 1972 (dinner show)

Sound Quality: Let the samples be your guide.

01. Introduction: Also Sprach Zarathustra
02. C.C. Rider
03. Johnny B. Goode
04. Proud Mary
05. Until It's Time For You To Go
06. You Don't Have To Say You Love Me
07. You Gave Me A Mountain
08. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
09. Polk Salad Annie
10. What Now My Love
11. Fever
12. Love Me
13. Blue Suede Shoes
14. Heartbreak Hotel
15. All Shook Up
16. Little Sister/Get Back
17. Love Me Tender
18. Walk That Lonesome Road (J.D. Sumner & The Stamps)
19. Suspicious Minds
20. [band introductions]
21. My Way
22. A Big Hunk O' Love
23. An American Trilogy
24. Can't Help Falling In Love
25. Closing Vamp/Announcements

Review from http://www.completeelvispresley.com/ep/cd_lonesome_summer_breeze.shtml

In August 1972, Elvis was a lean and mean rock & roll machine. He was still just as good as he was in 1970, but the
experience that he had gained since then had made him into a mesmerizing performer. In every show that year you could
see that he meant business, and like a starved predator he went straight for the jugular, taking no prisoners and knocking
out audiences night after night. He was performing with a consistently high standard, and the Madison Square Garden shows
show him at the apex of his performing abilities. The show on this disc was recorded roughly two months later, and the same
high standard is obvious right from the get-go. This top notch audience recording dates from Friday, August 25th, 1972
(dinner show). Elvis could do no wrong in this period of time, and thankfully, someone was there to capture it all. This
previously unreleased concert was taped by the same super-fan who recorded the concerts that were released on "Labor Day
Madness" and "Watching Dreams Turn Into Ashes." As you have come to expect from us, the recording is of very good audio
quality, sourced from a first-generation, 1981 audience recorded cassette copy of the original mono tape. Small portions
of the show were skillfully repaired using secondary source to make the recording complete. If you liked this label's
previous 1972 releases, then brace yourself, because this is a keeper!



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