The King In Motown City
3 panel digipak
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3 panel digipak
The E. P. Collector Label is back this Year with another unique release of Elvis
show in Detroit, April 23nd, 1977. The CD is titled "the King In Motown City" (EPC
2024-27).
Yes, it was the very last show that Elvis played in Detroit, primarily known as
the center of the automobile industry, where three major car manufacturers
operate - Ford, Chrysler and General Motors, hence the nickname Motown ("motor
city").
The April 22nd, 1977 concert was previously released in 2006 on the extremely
poor sounding CD "The King Has Landed," (actually one of worst sounding Elvis
CDs ever) with several tracks being incomplete.
This show was never available in
solid, listenable sound - until now! So throw your old CD into garbage can and
enjoy "the King In Motown City!"
The new tape was obtained from an American fan
and has been carefully restored and mastered in January 2024, with a focus on
preserving the integrity of the original recording.
Hence, some minor hiss may
be present; we felt it more important to keep the high frequencies and natural
ambience of the original recording for historic reasons.
The sound is very good
for an off line recording - ask your CD dealer for audio samples!
As usual the
CD is packaged in a nicely designed digipack with local press review. All images
used for the artwork were taken during April 1977 tour including real Detroit
photos.