Elvis is in fine shape vocally and physically. He has a lot of fun on this album probably because he is playing to his hometown fans.

It is not my favorite of his live albums but it is a very good live show. I do not like it as well as the others because the orchestra only has the brass at this show. It is minus the strings and reeds and the overall effect isn't quite as good as it is on Madison Square Garden or the Aloha From Hawaii Albums.

Hopefully RCA will re-remaster this album and bring out the backbone of the show (the band) a bit more like they did on the recently released 25th anniversary Aloha show.

The horns are overbearing and need to be toned down.

Overall its a good album and worth having in your collection.

ABSOLUTELY fantastic!!! This is what I experienced when I saw him in Atlanta in 75 and 76. He's in a good mood and very engaged in the music. It doesn't get any better than this although the entire concert doesn't make the recording. lastly people get a life on the criticism of his drug abuse ( I'm sure as hell not perfect) and look at the incredible impact he had on the 20th century and the stardom that nobody will ever approach again!

Great performance by Elvis.The only downfall is this is not the entire concert,RCA must have deleted some songs due to lack of room on the album.Hopefull in this day of cd and dvd they will release the entire concert.Great concert and Elvis never sounded better.

This 1974 concert is one of my favorite Elvis recordings. "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" and the magnificent "Why Me Lord" are worth the price of the album alone. Never have I heard Elvis' voice in such fine form. A staple in any Elvis fans' collection.

This is one of our favorite CD's. My favorite, and I don't believe it is on other CD's is "Why Me Lord" which features J.D. Summers of the Stamps Quartet. If you love Elvis, you will love this CD!