February 12 - Soundboards

The new Nedmac import label released the CD "Elvis - The Soundboard Greatest". This single disc digi-pack set contains soundboardrecordings from 1969 - 1977, previously released on both official and unofficial releases.


Moody Blue - February 21, 1977 
Johnny B Goode - February 5, 1973 
Lawdy, Miss Clawdy - March 27, 1977 
It's Now Or Never - February 20, 1977 
Aubrey - September 2, 1974 (Elvis recites the words) 
Polk Salad Annie - April 27, 1977 
Trouble - May 31, 1975 
Bridge Over Troubled Water - September 3, 1973 
You've Lost That Lovin'Feelin' - January 27, 1974 
Blueberry Hill/I Can't Stop Loving You (medley) - February 1974 (various shows) 
Reconsider Baby - February 21, 1977 
Early Mornin' Rain - December 29, 1976 (complete version) 
Release Me - January 28, 1971 
Wooden Heart - December 13, 1975 
The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - August 21, 1974 
Help Me Make it Through the Night - December 13, 1975 
True Love Travels On A Gravel Road - January 27, 1970 
My Way - March 27, 1977 (includes rare spoken part) 
I Got A Woman - August, 1969 
It's Midnight - September 2, 1974 
Sweet Caroline - January 29, 1973 
It's Over - April 10, 1972 
Memories - August, 1969



New Fairgrounds Plan Would Demolish Coliseum
 

Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. has outlined a $185 million plan for redevelopment of the Mid-South Fairgrounds. The plan, which is still tentative, would demolish the Mid-South Coliseum, unused for the last four years because its seating and other features don’t comply with the federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Lipscomb estimated renovation of the coliseum would cost $30 million versus $26 million for a new facility. The plan envisions a new, much smaller 5,000-seat multi-use sports facility elsewhere on the property. The old site of the Libertyland amusement park would keep much of its green space and trees to become Liberty Park.


(Source: EPGold / ElvisMatters)