Ciscokings’ Corner

It`s been a good while now but here we go. Strolling Down The Strip is the title of this post-Aloha show. Elvis sounds a bit tired but we have a strong setlist with What Now My Love being the highlight.
The sound is quite dull but there are worse AR`s.

Flyin' High (Management 3 label) gives us Atlanta July 3, 1973 ES. We already had it a few months ago by Rainbow Records (Stripped Of My Heart, My Soul). For those who missed the opportunity there`s now another one to get hold of this fantastic show. The sound quality is worse on the latter though.

The other one is called An Evolving Elvis by VB Records. We hear Las Vegas August 26, 1971, MS. I cannot recommend this show wholeheartedly since Elvis is rushing through the songs without talking at all. It seems like he was trying to bring the affair to an end as soon as possible. That makes the show a bit boring.

I have added these titles already to our respective live sections.

This time the people from SR Records give us the November 11, 1971, evening show in Cincinnati. We have in on CD-R for ages now and you can even listen to it in our Concerts On CD - 1971 section. The show is excellent with no weak spot. SR is known for only copying shows from CD-R without making any efforts re sound improvement. Let`s hope they did a better job here cause the show is really a powerhouse performance. I have already added it to our respective live section.

A Day In Dayton by Gravel Road Music and Dayton Reloaded by Boxcar. Both releases are 2 CD sets and contain the Dayton October 6, 1974 AS and ES in soundboard quality. I stick to the cheaper one (Gravel Road Music) since the sound quality shouldn`t differ too much.
For more details please go to Concerts On CD - 1974.