Multi Tracks February 1972

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Can anybody tell me which cd's I have to buy to have all the possible (multi-track) songs from the February 1972 angagement?


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vinelvis wrote:Can anybody tell me which cd's I have to buy to have all the possible (multi-track) songs from the February 1972 angagement?
Viva Las Vegas (2-CD, contains several 1972 multitracks along with 1970 and 1969)
Destination USA FTD
An American Trilogy FTD
Standing Room Only FTD
Writing For The King FTD

I think that would be a nice starter


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Johnny2523 wrote:
vinelvis wrote:Can anybody tell me which cd's I have to buy to have all the possible (multi-track) songs from the February 1972 angagement?
Viva Las Vegas (2-CD, contains several 1972 multitracks along with 1970 and 1969)
Destination USA FTD
An American Trilogy FTD
Standing Room Only FTD
Writing For The King FTD

I think that would be a nice starter
Thanks! Is this everything that is available?


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vinelvis wrote:
Johnny2523 wrote:
vinelvis wrote:Can anybody tell me which cd's I have to buy to have all the possible (multi-track) songs from the February 1972 angagement?
Viva Las Vegas (2-CD, contains several 1972 multitracks along with 1970 and 1969)
Destination USA FTD
An American Trilogy FTD
Standing Room Only FTD
Writing For The King FTD

I think that would be a nice starter
Thanks! Is this everything that is available?
not exactly sure, but others dont come to mind.
Keith flynn's site is usually a big help. but sadley offline until release of the books.


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I also think these are all..


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Yes, CD2 of Destination USA. CD1 is the Summer stint at Vegas '72.


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Johnny2523 wrote:
vinelvis wrote:
Johnny2523 wrote:
vinelvis wrote:Can anybody tell me which cd's I have to buy to have all the possible (multi-track) songs from the February 1972 angagement?
Viva Las Vegas (2-CD, contains several 1972 multitracks along with 1970 and 1969)
Destination USA FTD
An American Trilogy FTD
Standing Room Only FTD
Writing For The King FTD

I think that would be a nice starter
Thanks! Is this everything that is available?
not exactly sure, but others dont come to mind.
Keith flynn's site is usually a big help. but sadley offline until release of the books.
all right, thanks!


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Those are very good releases indeed in terms of February '72 stereo recordings.

There's one more that I would like to mention. It's the Burning Love 1999 BMG USA CD.

Never Been To Spain (live, 1972/2/16)
You Gave Me A Mountain (live, 1972/2/16)
It's Impossible (live, 1972/2/16)
It's Over (live, 1972/2/17)
An American Trilogy (live, 1972/2/16, single version)
The Impossible Dream (live, 1972/2/16)
Hound Dog (live, 1972/2/14)
Little Sister/Get Back (live, 1972/2/14)
A Big Hunk O' Love (live, 1972/2/16)
(Courtesy of elvisoncd: http://www.elvisoncd.com/eigenecd/CD/b/burninglove-us99.html :wink: )

I really love the master of A Big Hunk O' Love on this one. And to say that I thoroughly enjoy this CD is an understatement.

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For sure I didn`t forget this one but I think all has been out on the aforementioned releases.


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I thank you all.


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vinelvis wrote:I thank you all.
You are welcome.. ::rocks

I see you are relatively new..when you have any questions re
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don't hesitate..we have many person who can give answers
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Ciscoking wrote:For sure I didn`t forget this one but I think all has been out on the aforementioned releases.
Yep but I've heard that the mastering and/or mixing on the 1999 compilation release is better than on later releases etc


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Ciscoking wrote:
vinelvis wrote:I thank you all.
You are welcome.. ::rocks

I see you are relatively new..when you have any questions re
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don't hesitate..we have many person who can give answers
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Okay, Thanks!


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vinelvis wrote:
Johnny2523 wrote:
vinelvis wrote:Can anybody tell me which cd's I have to buy to have all the possible (multi-track) songs from the February 1972 angagement?
Viva Las Vegas (2-CD, contains several 1972 multitracks along with 1970 and 1969)
Destination USA FTD
An American Trilogy FTD
Standing Room Only FTD
Writing For The King FTD

I think that would be a nice starter
Thanks! Is this everything that is available?

Nobody here has mentioned the "an american trilogy" track from the EAP silver box released in 1980 or the very cool "a big hunk o`love"
version released on the "greatest hits vol1" release in 1981 (The sound of your cry LP in the UK)
These 2 tracks....and more?.....has been OOP on cd for years,and not available on other releases.


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LSP-4445 wrote:
Nobody here has mentioned the "an american trilogy" track from the EAP silver box released in 1980 or the very cool "a big hunk o`love"
version released on the "greatest hits vol1" release in 1981 (The sound of your cry LP in the UK)
These 2 tracks....and more?.....has been OOP on cd for years,and not available on other releases.
Absolutely:
Trilogy from EAP is Feb 15, 1972 MS
Big Hunk from Greatest Hits Vol. 1 is Feb 17, 1972 DS

It seems like they have only been released exclusively here.


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LSP-4445 wrote:

"a big hunk o`love" version released on the "greatest hits vol1" release in 1981
A killer track,best multi-track LIVE version ever.


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Squire Smart wrote:
Ciscoking wrote:For sure I didn`t forget this one but I think all has been out on the aforementioned releases.
Yep but I've heard that the mastering and/or mixing on the 1999 compilation release is better than on later releases etc
I would even go one step further.
The mixing of the Feb 1972 material on the Burning Love CD ranks up to the very best Elvis concert sound ever produced.


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I know this is way way late to add to this topic, but Greatest Hit's Vol. 1 was released officially on cd in Australia in both 1989 and 1990 (source: elvisoncd.com). A highly collectable cd if you can find it. We are way overdue a remastered release of this album on FTD or even a budget stand alone release.


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KingElvis wrote:
LSP-4445 wrote:

"a big hunk o`love" version released on the "greatest hits vol1" release in 1981
A killer track,best multi-track LIVE version ever.
A really good version, yes, but the drums sound a little strange and are too quiet in the sound mix.

A Big Hunk O' Love was one of the few fast rockers that Elvis could perform a decent version of in 1973 when his voice became weaker on most of the fast songs.


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It would be nice to have this as part of a FTD or Legacy edition pulling all of the individual live recordings from the same time frame, along with a soundboard or mt concert, maybe throw in any straggler tracks from other obscure releases of the time like Trilogy and the stuff from the Patriot Paul Dowling release and maybe include remasters of the string overdubs of Always On My Mind and others...or are they to be released on the upcoming FTD This Is Elvis? I would love for it to be issued with a full picture instead of the gawdy triangle cover, it's a good photo of Elvis.


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charro1971 wrote:
KingElvis wrote:
LSP-4445 wrote:

"a big hunk o`love" version released on the "greatest hits vol1" release in 1981
A killer track,best multi-track LIVE version ever.
A really good version, yes, but the drums sound a little strange and are too quiet in the sound mix.

A Big Hunk O' Love was one of the few fast rockers that Elvis could perform a decent version of in 1973 when his voice became weaker on most of the fast songs.
Agreed altough he did two good last live versions in January 1974 too


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Tim C wrote:It would be nice to have this as part of a FTD or Legacy edition pulling all of the individual live recordings from the same time frame, along with a soundboard or mt concert, maybe throw in any straggler tracks from other obscure releases of the time like Trilogy and the stuff from the Patriot Paul Dowling release and maybe include remasters of the string overdubs of Always On My Mind and others...or are they to be released on the upcoming FTD This Is Elvis? I would love for it to be issued with a full picture instead of the gawdy triangle cover, it's a good photo of Elvis.
Trilogy and the string overdub of Always on my mind are both from this is elvis, and will be on the upcoming ftd i would assume.


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Johnny2523 wrote:
Tim C wrote:It would be nice to have this as part of a FTD or Legacy edition pulling all of the individual live recordings from the same time frame, along with a soundboard or mt concert, maybe throw in any straggler tracks from other obscure releases of the time like Trilogy and the stuff from the Patriot Paul Dowling release and maybe include remasters of the string overdubs of Always On My Mind and others...or are they to be released on the upcoming FTD This Is Elvis? I would love for it to be issued with a full picture instead of the gawdy triangle cover, it's a good photo of Elvis.
Trilogy and the string overdub of Always on my mind are both from this is elvis, and will be on the upcoming ftd i would assume.
Yep..love this version..


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Thank you all for your input guys! ::rocks



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I would also agree I love my sound quality and like previous post says the burning love cd sound quality of live tracks are amazing.
To me this is how the April gigs on the road should sound I think that's why so many people didn't like disc 4 close up because there was so balls to the mix the drums and bass should sound thick in the mix imo