Bootleg: 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can't Be Wrong

50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can't Be Wrong, 1977

50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can't Be Wrong, 1977

Radio/TV sessions + live recordings from two small club shows in 1977.

2xLP; Slipped Disc Records SX-TT 979/EL5000(1498) (Monaco)

Tracks

   SIDE 1:                             SIDE 2:
   Capital Radio session - EC solo        Watching The Detectives (TV? - not
   (broadcast 27-Sep-77):                   live)
      Hoover Factory (start missing)      Tiny Steps (Commercial version)
      You Belong To Me                    Big Tears (Commercial version)
     Radio Radio                      Live at 4 Acres Club, Utica, 6-Dec-77:
   John Peel session - EC+A               Roadette Song [Kilburn + High Roads]
   (rec: 25-Jul-77, bcast: 1-Aug-77):      (aka. Young Man)
      Mystery Dance                       Living In Paradise
      (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red      Little Triggers
       Shoes                           Live at the Agora, Cleveland, 5-Dec-77:
      Less Than Zero                      Welcome To The Working Week
      Blame It On Cain                    (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red
   Possibly from Granada TV's 'What's      Shoes
   On' (21-Jul-77):                       Hand In Hand
      Alison (part only)
   EC+A live at Eric's, Liverpool,
   2-Aug-77:
      (I Don't Want To Go To) Chelsea
      Watching The Detectives
      Lip Service
   SIDE 3:                             SIDE 4:
   Agora, Cleveland, 5-Dec-77:         Agora, Cleveland, 5-Dec-77:
      Waiting For The End Of The World    You Belong To Me
      No Action                           Pump It Up
      Less Than Zero                      Lipstick Vogue
      The Beat                            Watching The Detectives
      No Dancing                          Miracle Man
      Big Tears                           Mystery Dance
      Little Triggers
      Radio Radio

Release Information

• Date: ______
• Media: 2xLP
• Catalogue number (comments): Slipped Disc Records SX-TT 979/EL5000(1498) (Monaco)

Quality

   Fair. Kinda muddy, but definitely worth the money if you can find
   it. - Richard Saunders {rms@ca.dynix.com}
   All tracks are good quality, with the live tracks being soundboard
   or radio recordings - Phil Dennison {cbas68@ccsun.strath.ac.uk}