Keith wrote:Yes, this does appear to be the same show that you have, although the reviewer incorrectly states that Elvis sang 'Heartbreak Hotel', which he doesn't on your tape.Ciscoking wrote:Please read this review for Greensboro, March 13, 1974 ES and then listen to what Elvis says before and after Funny How Time Slips Away.
Of interest is the story about this little boy and what Elvis says when he bids the audience goodbye
http://www.elvisconcerts.com/newspapers/press380.htm
Let Me Be There
Funny How Time Slips Away
I think I got it.
As a sidenote, here is the track listing of the Greensboro concert I have in my files, from Shaun Livesey (there's a name from the past!) from thirty years ago:
Also Sprach Zarathustra
See See Rider
I Got A Woman / Amen
Love Me
Trying To Get To You
All Shook Up
Love Me Tender
Hound Dog
Fever
Heartbreak Hotel
Polk Salad Annie
Why Me Lord?
Suspicious Minds
Introductions
I Can't Stop Loving You
Help Me
An American Trilogy
Let Me Be There
Funny How Time Slips Away
Can't Help Falling In Love
Keith
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Shaun Livesy, indeed that's a name from a very long past.
Joined this board exactly 30 years after Elvis show in Phoenix, Arizona to celebrate this wonderful fact.
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It certainly was, and here is an interesting article about the tour which appeared in the 1974 "Summer Special" of Elvis Monthly:Ciscoking wrote:I think this March 1974 tour was one of the best ever. Great and vibrant concerts with Elvis being in top condition and having everything under control. Extra class !
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Dates fixed to avoid more misunderstanding.Ciscoking wrote:To avoid confusion. The tape I got from March 7, 1974 is in fact Roanoke, March 10. Sorry for the misunderstanding. My unknown show must be one of these.
Monroe, March 4
Monroe, March 7
Charlotte, March 9 ES
Hampton Roads, March 11
Richmond, March 12
Greensboro, March 13
I can rule out all others.
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I already did that in my reply, so was there really any reason for you to return to this topic other than to have another sly dig at Ciscoking!drjohncarpenter wrote:Dates fixed to avoid more misunderstanding.Ciscoking wrote:To avoid confusion. The tape I got from March 7, 1974 is in fact Roanoke, March 10. Sorry for the misunderstanding. My unknown show must be one of these.
Monroe, March 4
Monroe, March 7
Charlotte, March 9 ES
Hampton Roads, March 11
Richmond, March 12
Greensboro, March 13
I can rule out all others.

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No, you did not.Keith wrote:I already did that in my reply, so was there really any reason for you to return to this topic other than to have another sly dig at Ciscoking!drjohncarpenter wrote:Dates fixed to avoid more misunderstanding.Ciscoking wrote:To avoid confusion. The tape I got from March 7, 1974 is in fact Roanoke, March 10. Sorry for the misunderstanding. My unknown show must be one of these.
Monroe, March 4
Monroe, March 7
Charlotte, March 9 ES
Hampton Roads, March 11
Richmond, March 12
Greensboro, March 13
I can rule out all others.
Keith
Your reply corrected the nomenclature for three dates, my reply fixed ALL of them. This is not a "sly dig" at anyone, it is about keeping the record straight, just as you tried to do.
I would appreciate it if you would discontinue your most recent attempts to smear my posts. Anyone reading this topic can see the effort I have made towards resolving the query, and all done before you visited.
Thank you.
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What, you mean by these posts?drjohncarpenter wrote:Anyone reading this topic can see the effort I have made towards resolving the query, and all done before you visited.
Thank you.
drjohncarpenter wrote:Anyone know more about the Monroe, March 7, 1974 AS?Mr. Songman wrote:Ciscoking wrote:Am I good..?...Mr. Songman wrote:Without a doubt - this show IS: 1974 03 07 ES CDR Monroe
I have to have audio to go by - I'm definitely no good at guessing
After all, if someone lists out a "Monroe, March 7, 1974 ES," there must also be one from the afternoon.
drjohncarpenter wrote:Hmm, then maybe we shouldn't be referring to the Monroe performance as "Monroe, March 7, 1974 ES."Mr. Songman wrote:drjohncarpenter wrote:Anyone know more about the Monroe, March 7, 1974 AS?
After all, if someone lists out a "Monroe, March 7, 1974 ES," there must also be one from the afternoon.
I can only find information on an ES for the 7th, and a show for the 8th
Only one gig means it should properly read "Monroe, March 7, 1974" so there is no confusion.
Anyone reading these posts can see you are having a "sly dig" at Ciscoking!drjohncarpenter wrote:Another mystery is Monroe, March 7, 1974 AS. Any idea where that one might be hiding?Ciscoking wrote:What I have now is Monroe, March 7, 1974 ES. Thats a fact.What remains a mystery is this show..
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He doesnt like me any more since I contacted Peter Guralnick who admitted that this Tiger Man story belonged to lala land..
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back to topic....a new cdr is born .."Beaming Spotlights In Greensboro".....again thanks to everybody for the help provided....

back to topic....a new cdr is born .."Beaming Spotlights In Greensboro".....again thanks to everybody for the help provided....
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Ciscoking wrote:back to topic....a new cdr is born .."Beaming Spotlights In Greensboro".....again thanks to everybody for the help provided....
Cisco, did you come up with a [concrete] date?
When I get back home - I'll go through all of the replies to see what I've missed... Looks like a lot from just glancing.
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I already politely asked you cease with your most recent smears towards my postings. I won't ask a second time. And, frankly, you are being very unwise by seeking to derail the topic in a tit-for-tat war of posting misbehavior.Keith wrote:Anyone ...
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How's the sound on this recording Cisco?Ciscoking wrote:back to topic....a new cdr is born .."Beaming Spotlights In Greensboro".....again thanks to everybody for the help provided....
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The date stands ..100 %...a very strong and vibrant show..unfortunately the sound is not good...the recorder too far away in the hall...I have posted 3 sound samples..you can listen to...the story with that little boy just happens there before and after Funny How Time Slips Away..and you can hear Elvis saying.."he is better dressed than I am"....it fits perfectly...to the newspaper review of the show...
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Others contributed to this effort as well, check all pages.YDKM wrote:great you were able to pin it down to the Greensboro 13th March concert, with Kieth's help
On stage in Greensboro, NC - Wednesday, March 13, 1974
Source: elvisconcerts.com
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Thanks. Must have missed them earlier.Ciscoking wrote:The date stands ..100 %...a very strong and vibrant show..unfortunately the sound is not good...the recorder too far away in the hall...I have posted 3 sound samples..you can listen to...the story with that little boy just happens there before and after Funny How Time Slips Away..and you can hear Elvis saying.."he is better dressed than I am"....it fits perfectly...to the newspaper review of the show...
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Keith..you happen to have reviews from Tulsa, March 1, Tulsa March 2 and Charlotte, March 9 AS and ES..?
It is so fascinating stuff....
It is so fascinating stuff....
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Nielsen was there for the Auburn show on the 5th.drjohncarpenter wrote: Heh, Sherrill makes no specific mention of this in the interview. It must have been quite a dispute, he left after just five shows:
3-01-1974 (Tulsa)
3-02-1974 (Tulsa)
3-03-1974 AS (Houston)
3-03-1974 ES (Houston)
3-04-1974 (Monroe)
Only 19 more to go!
On the 6th, there were only two members of Voice on stage, and they were seated on the same side with the rest of the singers, which I thought was quite unique.

By the way, thanks Keith for those old review scans! They're always an interesting read.

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Yes, here is a short review of Tulsa on Friday March 1 1974 from Rex's "News Service Weekly" issue 142 (Nothing for the March 2 show)Ciscoking wrote:Keith..you happen to have reviews from Tulsa, March 1, Tulsa March 2 and Charlotte, March 9 AS and ES..?
It is so fascinating stuff....
and here is an article from "Elvis Monthly" from June 1974 (Issue 173) - Note: This article is the second time The Sweet Inspirations' new single 'Dirty Tricks' is mentioned, although in the March tour review above, it states that Elvis sang the song at one of the shows!
and here is a review for Charlotte on March 9 1974 from "New Service Weekly" double issue 144-145
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Absolutely rockin first hand information...as always..much appreciated my friend...
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Now you have found this little gem Cisco what you going to do with it
he maybe gone but never forgotten.
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Great stuff, Keith, thank you. As the Mayor said in EOT, "When Elvis Presley comes to town it's quite an occasion, for any part of the country."Keith wrote:It certainly was, and here is an interesting article about the tour which appeared in the 1974 "Summer Special" of Elvis Monthly:Ciscoking wrote:I think this March 1974 tour was one of the best ever. Great and vibrant concerts with Elvis being in top condition and having everything under control. Extra class !
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Nothing...adding to my collection.
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22 posts and already derailing topics? That's a bad look. Take your issues to the moderators instead of trying to pick fights on this wonderful forum.Mr. Songman wrote:How ...drjohncarpenter wrote:I already politely asked you cease with your most recent smears towards my postings. I won't ask a second time. And, frankly, you are being very unwise by seeking to derail the topic in a tit-for-tat war of posting misbehavior.Keith wrote:Anyone ...
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I desperately want the second Tulsa show! ....my baby left me, YLTLF sang....enough said
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It would be very nice to have.ale wrote:I desperately want the second Tulsa show! ....my baby left me, YLTLF sang....enough said
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Also a true fantastic show...awesome !!!Elvis2000 wrote:It would be very nice to have.ale wrote:I desperately want the second Tulsa show! ....my baby left me, YLTLF sang....enough said
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