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Dragonheart FTD-26 (82876 53366-2) July 2003
Recorded live at South Bend - Indiana, College Park - Maryland and Detroit - Michigan (soundboard recordings).

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October 1 1974 - University of Notre Dame Athletic and Convention Center, South Bend, Indiana (soundboard recording)
1. C.C. Rider
2. I Got A Woman / Amen
3. Love Me
4. Blue Suede Shoes
5. It's Midnight
6. Big Boss Man
7. Fever
8. Love Me Tender
9. Hound Dog
10. Heartbreak Hotel
11. If You Love Me (Let Me Know)
12. Bridge Over Troubled Water
13. Introductions
  Guitar solo (James Burton)
  Drum solo (Ronnie Tutt)
  Bass solo (Duke Bardwell)
14. Lawdy, Miss Clawdy (piano - Glen D Hardin)
15. Introductions
  Orchestra solo (Joe Guercio orchestra)
16. All Shook Up
17. (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel
18. Let Me Be There
19. It's Now Or Never
20. You Gave Me A Mountain
21. Johnny B. Goode
22. Hawaiian Wedding Song
23. Steamroller Blues
24. Can't Help Falling In Love
25. Closing Vamp
26. Alright, Okay, You Win (September 29 - Detroit)
27. Blue Christmas (September 28 - College Park)
28. Tryin' To Get To You (September 28 - College Park)

Notes

Produced by Ernst Mikael Jørgensen and Roger Semon / Mastered by Lene Reidel.

This CD was originally going to be called The Chinese Dragon, and was advertised as such in the June 2003 edition (issue 60) of the magazine Elvis: The Man And His Music.

'Blue Christmas' (track 27) and 'Tryin' To Get To You' (track 28) were recorded at the University of Maryland Cole Fieldhouse, College Park, Maryland, on September 28 1974, and 'Alright, Okay, You Win' (track 26) was recorded during the band introductions at Olympia Stadium, Detroit, Michigan, on September 29 1974.

The song 'Killing Me Softly', sung by Voice before 'Let Me Be There', is edited out of the concert on here, possibly due to copyright reasons.