Title: There Goes My Everything (released in 2005)

Label: No label

Date: February 19, 1971, Las Vegas' Hilton, Las Vegas, Nevada (midnight show)

Sound Quality (Concert): * - / * * * * * +

Concert Rating: * * * * * / * * * * * +

Tracks: 1.That's All Right 2.I Got A Woman / By The Time I Get To Phoenix / Love Me Tender / Loving You / Jailhouse Rock 3.Can't Help Falling In Love 4.Sweet Caroline 5.You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' 6.Polk Salad Annie 7.Johnny B. Goode 8.Something 9.How Great Thou Art 10.Mystery Train 11.Love Me 12.Don't Be Cruel 13.Bridge Over Troubled Water 14.Blue Suede Shoes 15.Heartbreak Hotel 16.Little Sister / Get Back 17.It's Now Or Never 18.Hound Dog / Guadalajara 19.Suspicious Minds 20.Band intros 21.Lawdy Miss Clawdy 22.Help Me Make It Through The Night 23.There Goes My Everything 24.Just Pretend / Old Shep 25.In The Ghetto 26.2001 Theme / Snowbird 27.The Impossible Dream (Duration: 72 min. 48 sec.)

Package: The package of this CD is a complete disaster since this is simply an amateurish work which is terrible. Thanks for the band members list on the back side at least. There is nothing inside the front cover but white paper and this is upsetting.

Elvis: Contrary to some other shows from this season, where Mr. Presley showed his disinterest in the concerts, quickly leaving the stage after barely going through the 30-minutes mark, he gives a terrific performance on this concert and so the more sad is the terrible sound quality on this release.

Highlights: Elvis is in the right mind condition this evening and even if the sound quality doesn't let us enjoy it we understand how lucky were the audience members to be present at this concert. Even more upsetting is the fact that most probably we will never see this particular concert on soundboard as there is no evidence of it's existence. It's upsetting how many poor 1976' concert we have on soundboard, when the early 70-s stuff is practically unavailable. Here we have a terrific show opener, a wonderful rendition of Bridge Over Troubled Water and a rough Lawdy Miss Clawdy. A fine Can't Help Falling In Love (which is in the very beginning of the concert!) and a really rocking and knocking out rendition of Johnny B. Goode. An impromptu version of In The Ghetto (a strangely laughing version)... The list of highlights could go until the end of songs performed this evening, but...

Here we come to the saddest part once again: this audience tape is terrible. Once you have listened to this CD you will (probably) never put it on your CD player once again, even if you enjoyed the concert. And understanding that (most probably) we will never get it in better sound makes us no less upset than any other fan. Don't bother getting this CD.

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