ELVIS PRESLEY
"Shreveport '75"
Recorded live at the Hirsch Memorial Coliseum, Shreveport, LA
June 7, 1975 (afternoon show)

Released by Touchdown Productions TDP-CD9-2011

From the collection of Roy Martin: http://db.etree.org/roymartin

Average, distant audience tape > ? > Silver CD > WAV > FLAC
Extracted using EAC in Secure Mode w/ proper read offset
Encoded to FLAC Level 6 using Trader's Little Helper

Total time: 63:42

01 C C Rider
02 I Got A Woman - Amen
03 Love Me
04 If You Love Me, Let Me Know
05 Love Me Tender
06 audience talk
07 All Shook Up
08 Teddy Bear > Don't Be Cruel
09 Hound Dog
10 The Wonder Of You
11 Burning Love
12 band introductions
13 James Burton - Johnny B Goode
14 Ronnie Tutt drum solo
15 Jerry Scheff bass solo
16 Glen D Harden piano solo
17 Joe Guercio Orch - School Days
18 T-R-O-U-B-L-E
19 Why Me Lord?
20 How Great Thou Art
21 Funny How Time Slips Away (with reprise)
22 Little Darlin'
23 Mystery Train - Tiger Man
24 Can't Help Falling In Love

Fan-captured in the middle of Elvis' second tour of 1975, a
twelve-day/seventeen-concert journey through the southern
U.S. that would yield Elvis & The Colonel $800K to split.
Elvis appears fit, wearing a variety of jumpsuits he
hadn't recently been able to fit in. The shows are more
upbeat, rockin' and fun than what had become the standard
for era. Several multi-track recordings are made by RCA,
pieces of which would find release officially in 1980 on
"Elvis Aron Presley" (AKA The Silver Box set). This bootleg
features the afternoon 2:30pm show and has yet to surface as
a soundboard recording. This bootleg features an average-
sounding, distant audience tape, typical of the era but low in
generation and presented here in probably the best condition
audibly that this tape source is capable of being presented.
Until a superior audience tape or multi-track soundboard source
finds it's way to us, Touchdown's "Shreveport '75" will remain
the best source of this concert. Considering this tour featured
great performances, even average audience-sourced tapes such as
this are valuable to hardcore collectors of The King.

An incomplete multi-track soundboard tape of the evening show
was chosen for official release on FTD's "Another Saturday Night."


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