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Re: New FTD: The Last Tours Vol.1 (4CD) & California Holiday 2LP

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vinelvis wrote:
Sun Sep 08, 2024 4:50 pm
On Tape 1972 wrote:
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javilu wrote:
Wed Sep 04, 2024 9:16 pm
Ciscoking wrote:
Wed Sep 04, 2024 7:56 pm
My advice...go and get it...although I am biased. I am s supporter and Promoter of the
label. At least I am honest..;-)
So you have no idea why Orlando Feb 15th was not included?
The Orlando soundboard tape has technical problems with Elvis' voice buried under layers of sound. In its unaltered state, the recording is very reminiscent of an instrumental, in large parts anyway. Samples of what I'm talking about are out there on various bootlegs. The producers of the TFC box-set (to everyone's amazement) managed to fix much of this, but FTD apparently don't want to go down that route or simply re-use the bootlegger's efforts. A Savannah soundboard recording exists but has similar problems.
Very interesting. Have you heard the Savannah soundboard?
No but others have.




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My view is, if you've been a dedicated collector for years, and have almost all the audio that came out, then you might as well get this "final tours" set.
On the other hand, if you're new to the scene, then you have a vast amount of better stuff out there. It depends on how deep your pockets are, and how many shelves you have left?
We love to have Elvis stuff lined up in a row. :D



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vinelvis wrote:
Thu Sep 12, 2024 1:31 am

But I still think it's weird: Elvis performed some very mediocre shows during the summer of 1976 with all shows having the same setlist (with some exceptions). Yet multiple complete soundboards from all 1976 tours have surfaced. The December tour has at least 3 (almost) complete soundboards. The February 1977 tour, only 1.5 months later has 0.

Elvis soundboard recordings will never cease to amaze me. When you think there's a pattern, it only makes sense for one year or one tour. If the repetitivenes was really the cause for the incomplete 1977 soundboards, why are so many 1976 soundboards complete? Almost all of the June 1975 soundboards miss the opening songs. One could say they are not recorded because of repetitivenes, but why are they recorded again in December and again in 1976?

I always ask myself these kind of questions, but I think we'll never get a definitive answer.
My thought on this is that there are soundboards recorded by Bruce Jackson, and those recorded by Bill Porter and or/Felton.



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Axeman wrote:
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vinelvis wrote:
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But I still think it's weird: Elvis performed some very mediocre shows during the summer of 1976 with all shows having the same setlist (with some exceptions). Yet multiple complete soundboards from all 1976 tours have surfaced. The December tour has at least 3 (almost) complete soundboards. The February 1977 tour, only 1.5 months later has 0.

Elvis soundboard recordings will never cease to amaze me. When you think there's a pattern, it only makes sense for one year or one tour. If the repetitivenes was really the cause for the incomplete 1977 soundboards, why are so many 1976 soundboards complete? Almost all of the June 1975 soundboards miss the opening songs. One could say they are not recorded because of repetitivenes, but why are they recorded again in December and again in 1976?

I always ask myself these kind of questions, but I think we'll never get a definitive answer.
My thought on this is that there are soundboards recorded by Bruce Jackson, and those recorded by Bill Porter and or/Felton.
Interesting theory, never thought about that!



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Plus it's all down to the cost of tape and how much the colonel would pay for the tapes to record the shows.



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My advice...go and get it...although I am biased. I am s supporter and Promoter of the
label. At least I am honest..



Cisco - I agree with you 99.9% of the time when it comes to FTD. As I have stated before, I have almost every CD that the label has issued, but if it weren't for the fact that almost everything on this set was issued years ago on "The Final Curtain" set, my order would have already been placed. I can't imagine the sound being that much better either as the sound of these shows on that set is pretty doggone good for mono soundboards. So, in order to get that scant few tracks that I don't have in my collection, I would have to pay $80.00 plus shipping for this set from FTD. I have a hard time justifying paying just shy of $100.00 for 10 - 12 songs I already have many times over. In fact, I saw Elvis twice in concert and both concert tickets combined doesn't come up to even half of what this set costs.

I recommend this set for anyone who doesn't own the 'Final Curtain" set. The shows are a bittersweet enjoyment knowing that these were indeed the 'Last Tours' that the man undertook. In fact, I surely had no way of knowing that when I saw him on June 25th of 1977 that he'd do his final concert the following night in Indianapolis - jus a couple of hours down the road from Cincinnati.



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On Tape 1972 wrote:
Fri Sep 13, 2024 2:21 pm
As long as pmp is able to bitch about FTD, we're good. If everyone had been this 'price sensitive', the label would have closed its doors years ago.

@pmp I've bought several 4CD sets at a similar price range over the years, Cash and Hendrix to name a few. You forget to factor in the Elvis effect (a major icon of the 20th century) and the scarcity of the product. The amount of unreleased EP recordings is limited. The amount of current and future recordings of Beethoven's 5th or Schubert's piano sonata in b-flat major (fantastic as they may be)? Sheer endless.

Check out the Hendrix collector's label Dagger Records. Their product doesn't come cheap either.
On the contrary, the Hendix Dagger Records label is $12.98 for a single disc CD album. You should do your homework before posting.

If you've been paying £58 for a Johnny Cash 4CD set in recent years, then you've been fleeced (with Unearthed being the obvious exception, but that was 20 years ago). Yes, there was the 4CD set with the giant coffee table book (and that was 14 years ago), but that was 5CDs and a DVD and...a book. I don't see any mention of a 12" by 16" book coming with the new Elvis set.
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ORION wrote:
Sat Sep 14, 2024 5:06 pm
My advice...go and get it...although I am biased. I am s supporter and Promoter of the
label. At least I am honest..



Cisco - I agree with you 99.9% of the time when it comes to FTD. As I have stated before, I have almost every CD that the label has issued, but if it weren't for the fact that almost everything on this set was issued years ago on "The Final Curtain" set, my order would have already been placed. I can't imagine the sound being that much better either as the sound of these shows on that set is pretty doggone good for mono soundboards. So, in order to get that scant few tracks that I don't have in my collection, I would have to pay $80.00 plus shipping for this set from FTD. I have a hard time justifying paying just shy of $100.00 for 10 - 12 songs I already have many times over. In fact, I saw Elvis twice in concert and both concert tickets combined doesn't come up to even half of what this set costs.

I recommend this set for anyone who doesn't own the 'Final Curtain" set. The shows are a bittersweet enjoyment knowing that these were indeed the 'Last Tours' that the man undertook. In fact, I surely had no way of knowing that when I saw him on June 25th of 1977 that he'd do his final concert the following night in Indianapolis - jus a couple of hours down the road from Cincinnati.
Nice comment. Thank you. I understand what you mean. But please also understand that FTD dont look at bootlegs when it comes to any new releases of the label.


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Ciscoking wrote:
Sat Sep 14, 2024 7:27 pm
ORION wrote:
Sat Sep 14, 2024 5:06 pm
My advice...go and get it...although I am biased. I am s supporter and Promoter of the
label. At least I am honest..



Cisco - I agree with you 99.9% of the time when it comes to FTD. As I have stated before, I have almost every CD that the label has issued, but if it weren't for the fact that almost everything on this set was issued years ago on "The Final Curtain" set, my order would have already been placed. I can't imagine the sound being that much better either as the sound of these shows on that set is pretty doggone good for mono soundboards. So, in order to get that scant few tracks that I don't have in my collection, I would have to pay $80.00 plus shipping for this set from FTD. I have a hard time justifying paying just shy of $100.00 for 10 - 12 songs I already have many times over. In fact, I saw Elvis twice in concert and both concert tickets combined doesn't come up to even half of what this set costs.

I recommend this set for anyone who doesn't own the 'Final Curtain" set. The shows are a bittersweet enjoyment knowing that these were indeed the 'Last Tours' that the man undertook. In fact, I surely had no way of knowing that when I saw him on June 25th of 1977 that he'd do his final concert the following night in Indianapolis - jus a couple of hours down the road from Cincinnati.
Nice comment. Thank you. I understand what you mean. But please also understand that FTD dont look at bootlegs when it comes to any new releases of the label.

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pmp wrote:
Sat Sep 14, 2024 6:45 pm
On Tape 1972 wrote:
Fri Sep 13, 2024 2:21 pm
As long as pmp is able to bitch about FTD, we're good. If everyone had been this 'price sensitive', the label would have closed its doors years ago.

@pmp I've bought several 4CD sets at a similar price range over the years, Cash and Hendrix to name a few. You forget to factor in the Elvis effect (a major icon of the 20th century) and the scarcity of the product. The amount of unreleased EP recordings is limited. The amount of current and future recordings of Beethoven's 5th or Schubert's piano sonata in b-flat major (fantastic as they may be)? Sheer endless.

Check out the Hendrix collector's label Dagger Records. Their product doesn't come cheap either.
On the contrary, the Hendix Dagger Records label is $12.98 for a single disc CD album. You should do your homework before posting.

If you've been paying £58 for a Johnny Cash 4CD set in recent years, then you've been fleeced (with Unearthed being the obvious exception, but that was 20 years ago). Yes, there was the 4CD set with the giant coffee table book (and that was 14 years ago), but that was 5CDs and a DVD and...a book. I don't see any mention of a 12" by 16" book coming with the new Elvis set.

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I've ordered a few Dagger Records releases before, so I know what I'm talking about. Add s/h and you're easily in the EUR 20-25 range. If you end up lucky you get to pay import duties + handling fees, that's another 10 bucks or so. You didn't go to checkout with your order, didn't you? :D

£58 for "The Last Tours - Volume 1" you're complaining about, includes domestic shipping by the way.
ORION wrote:
Sat Sep 14, 2024 5:06 pm
My advice...go and get it...although I am biased. I am s supporter and Promoter of the
label. At least I am honest..



Cisco - I agree with you 99.9% of the time when it comes to FTD. As I have stated before, I have almost every CD that the label has issued, but if it weren't for the fact that almost everything on this set was issued years ago on "The Final Curtain" set, my order would have already been placed. I can't imagine the sound being that much better either as the sound of these shows on that set is pretty doggone good for mono soundboards. So, in order to get that scant few tracks that I don't have in my collection, I would have to pay $80.00 plus shipping for this set from FTD. I have a hard time justifying paying just shy of $100.00 for 10 - 12 songs I already have many times over. In fact, I saw Elvis twice in concert and both concert tickets combined doesn't come up to even half of what this set costs.

I recommend this set for anyone who doesn't own the 'Final Curtain" set. The shows are a bittersweet enjoyment knowing that these were indeed the 'Last Tours' that the man undertook. In fact, I surely had no way of knowing that when I saw him on June 25th of 1977 that he'd do his final concert the following night in Indianapolis - jus a couple of hours down the road from Cincinnati.
What was released on "The Final Curtain" and previous bootlegs doesn't really matter. We shouldn't have had access to these recordings in the first place and shouldn't have bought them. As someone who managed to snag up a copy of TFC when it came out, I feel obliged to buy the first legal release of many of these recordings. And I'm happily doing it. Let's support the label as best we can and let's make Volume 2 happen.



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On Tape 1972 wrote:
Mon Sep 16, 2024 6:29 pm
pmp wrote:
Sat Sep 14, 2024 6:45 pm
On Tape 1972 wrote:
Fri Sep 13, 2024 2:21 pm
As long as pmp is able to bitch about FTD, we're good. If everyone had been this 'price sensitive', the label would have closed its doors years ago.

@pmp I've bought several 4CD sets at a similar price range over the years, Cash and Hendrix to name a few. You forget to factor in the Elvis effect (a major icon of the 20th century) and the scarcity of the product. The amount of unreleased EP recordings is limited. The amount of current and future recordings of Beethoven's 5th or Schubert's piano sonata in b-flat major (fantastic as they may be)? Sheer endless.

Check out the Hendrix collector's label Dagger Records. Their product doesn't come cheap either.
On the contrary, the Hendix Dagger Records label is $12.98 for a single disc CD album. You should do your homework before posting.

If you've been paying £58 for a Johnny Cash 4CD set in recent years, then you've been fleeced (with Unearthed being the obvious exception, but that was 20 years ago). Yes, there was the 4CD set with the giant coffee table book (and that was 14 years ago), but that was 5CDs and a DVD and...a book. I don't see any mention of a 12" by 16" book coming with the new Elvis set.

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I've ordered a few Dagger Records releases before, so I know what I'm talking about. Add s/h and you're easily in the EUR 20-25 range. If you end up lucky you get to pay import duties + handling fees, that's another 10 bucks or so. You didn't go to checkout with your order, didn't you? :D

£58 for "The Last Tours - Volume 1" you're complaining about, includes domestic shipping by the way.
I have given you a screengrab from the official Dagger website, for heaven's sake, and now you're contradicting me and telling me it's not the real price?! Shipping is not relevant. If you're buying outside of the country that the seller is in, then you pay postage. The DISCS are $12.98 each - that's £10 in UK money. The Elvis discs are £58 for a 4CD set (minimum - £59 without postage at the Elvis Shop). That means 6 single discs from Dagger and 4 from FTD. No excuse.

Meanwhile, virtually every CD I buy within the UK includes domestic shipping. It's the norm.


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On Tape 1972 wrote:
Mon Sep 16, 2024 6:29 pm

What was released on "The Final Curtain" and previous bootlegs doesn't really matter. We shouldn't have had access to these recordings in the first place and shouldn't have bought them. As someone who managed to snag up a copy of TFC when it came out, I feel obliged to buy the first legal release of many of these recordings. And I'm happily doing it. Let's support the label as best we can and let's make Volume 2 happen.
...And there's always that possibility that FTD will be using better generation (or even original) source tapes direct from the RCA soundboard engineers themselves for potentially improved sound quality & detail.


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I am looking forward to the last tours vol.1 and I'm looking forward even more to vol.2. This is because I listened to spring tours 77 (FTD) today and for the most part, Elvis sounds great (for 1977) during the St. Paul (April 30th) and Chicago (May 1st, 2nd) shows. Not only that, the sound quality is excellent and any unreleased performances from these shows and others are most welcome.


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"The Last Tours Volume 1" ships as early as next week. "California Holiday" on the other hand, is still a few weeks away.



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flamingstar81 wrote:
Thu Sep 19, 2024 1:19 am
I am looking forward to the last tours vol.1 and I'm looking forward even more to vol.2. This is because I listened to spring tours 77 (FTD) today and for the most part, Elvis sounds great (for 1977) during the St. Paul (April 30th) and Chicago (May 1st, 2nd) shows. Not only that, the sound quality is excellent and any unreleased performances from these shows and others are most welcome.
"Spring Tours 77" features the 4-track recordings made on behalf of Felton Jarvis and I agree. Hopefully FTD will find a way to nicely incorporate them into any additional volumes, alongside the soundboard recordings that they have.

These 4-tracks also have the potential to sound even better than they do on Spring Tours! Hand them over to Vic and / or Matt and we're all good :smt004




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Any news on when The Last Tours Vol 1 will be out?




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Yvo wrote:
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Any news on when The Last Tours Vol 1 will be out?
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Is the next book the making of klng creole with 2 CDs.out Dec 2024 and one LP 506020 975192



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DENBOW wrote:Is the next book the making of klng creole with 2 CDs.out Dec 2024 and one LP 506020 975192
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DENBOW wrote:
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Is the next book the making of klng creole with 2 CDs.out Dec 2024 and one LP 506020 975192
I LIKE THAT!! :D



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Hi there!! :D :D :D.
DENBOW wrote:
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Is the next book the making of klng creole with 2 CDs.out Dec 2024 and one LP 506020 975192
What King Creole again? :roll:. It was already released back in 2010.... :facep:. Bye for now :smt006.

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Mike Windgren wrote:
Sat Oct 05, 2024 8:26 pm
Hi there!! :D :D :D.
DENBOW wrote:
Sat Oct 05, 2024 6:15 pm
Is the next book the making of klng creole with 2 CDs.out Dec 2024 and one LP 506020 975192
What King Creole again? :roll:. It was already released back in 2010.... :facep:. Bye for now :smt006.

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yes but there is a big difference and it has to do with a certain word in this sentence??

...and better :D



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DENBOW wrote:Is the next book the making of klng creole with 2 CDs.out Dec 2024 and one LP 506020 975192
One book with 2 cds and one lp or one book with two cds and apart another LP ?


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frus75 wrote:
Sat Oct 05, 2024 8:51 pm
DENBOW wrote:Is the next book the making of klng creole with 2 CDs.out Dec 2024 and one LP 506020 975192
One book with 2 cds and one lp or one book with two cds and apart another LP ?
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Unless they have tons of documentation about the picture we have not seen or access to the full sessions tapes, why issue a King Creole 2 book set?
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