RCA Studio B, Nashville & Portland/Oregon, Memorial Coliseum
Date:
June 4 - 9, 1970 (Studio) & November 11, 1970 - Evening Show
Track listing:
Studio recordings
01
Twenty Days And Twenty Nights (undubbed master)
03:19
02
How The Web Was Woven (undubbed master)
03:24
03
Bridge Over Troubled Water (master without
overdubbed applause)
04:29
04
You Don't Have To Say You Love Me (mono single
version)
02:32
05
Patch It Up (mono single vesion)
03:11
06
Elvis: That's The Way It Is (from the original
MGM trailer
02:08
07
I Really Don't Want To Know (mono single version)
02:48
08
There Goes My Everything (mono single version)
03:00
Live in Portland
09
Opening Theme / That's All Right
02:24
10
I Got A Woman / Amen
02:31
11
Monologue (I Walk The Line / Tiger Man (excerpts)
02:03
12
Love Me Tender
01:43
13
You Don't Have To Say You Love Me
02:11
14
Sweet Caroline
01:40
15
You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
04:05
16
Polk Salad Annie
03:55
17
Introductions #1
01:00
18
Johnny B. Goode
02:18
19
Introductions #2 (Blueberry Hill excerpt)
00:50
20
How Great Thou Art
02:51
21
The Wonder Of You
01:31
22
Heartbreak Hotel
01:44
23
Blue Suede Shoes
02:02
24
Hound Dog
01:21
25
Bridge Over Troubled Water
06:42
26
Suspicious Minds
04:54
27
Funny How Time Slips Away
02:39
28
Can't Help Falling In Love
01:43
29
Closing Vamp / Announcement
00:46
Bonus
30
Elvis' Jaycees Award Acceptance Speech (January
16, 1971)
01:16
Notes:
460 page hardcover book (30.5cm x 25.5cm) including 1 CD.
Press note:
The product of a two-year-long collaboration between David English, Pal Granlund
and Paul Richardson, Taking Care Of Business - In A Flash offers readers a
detailed chronicle of Elvis Presley's personal life and public career between
the autumn of 1970 and the early weeks of 1971.
This eventful period included not only a successful road-tour, the release of a
movie-documentary and two albums, and a return for a fourth stint at the
International Hotel in Las Vegas, but also Elvis' legendary meeting with
President Richard Nixon and his receipt of a national honor from the US Junior
Chamber of Commerce. All these events and other happenings are covered
comprehensively and in meticulous detail.
Across 450 pages, the story is told through newspaper articles, exclusive
interviews, and primary documents that have been collected from personal
collections, national archives and public libraries. The book is also
illustrated throughout with several hundred photographs, many of which are
previously unpublished.
The hard-cover book is accompanied by a bonus CD that contains rare material
from the time. This includes three officially unreleased alternative recordings
from the soundtrack LP Elvis: That's The Way It Is and two original 1970 mono
single-releases that appear here on CD for the first time. The disc also
includes an audience recording of Elvis' concert in Portland, Oregon on November
11, 1970 which, remastered and upgraded by Jan Eliasson, is likewise given its
first official release.
As a complete package, this book/CD-combo takes fans back to an eventful period
in Elvis' later life and career when he - and the people around him - really did
take care of business in a flash.
Concert:
The decision for this concert couldn't have been any better. The sound is
excellent throughout and so is the show.
A powerhouse performance from start to finish. This audience recorded tape
captures all of the excitement from one of those early 70s live concerts.
Elvis is having fun with his audience and delivers fantastic renditions of songs
like That's All Right, You Don't Have To Say You Love Me, Polk Salad Annie, How
Great Thou Art or Suspicious Minds. Just lean back and enjoy ! (Ciscoking)