Sweet Carolina (Vicky Records) [April 14, 1972 (8:30 pm)]

• a complete (mono) soundboard recording of fair quality;
• 23 track in total;
• the disc running time as given on the back cover reads 60 min. 01 sec., but the in reality the show runs a little longer, clocking at 61 min. 42 sec.;
• Closing Vamp (concluding track #23 which is Can't Help Falling In Love) is complete and followed by final "Elvis Has Left the Building" announcement;
• the photograph used on the front cover is not from Greensboro; it was taken during the November 1971 tour (most likely in Baltimore, MD or Kansas City, MO)
• basic artwork feat. a 4-page booklet including two 'live' shots of Elvis wearing the Red Lion suit and the track listing.

A Greensboro Revolution (Madison) [April 14, 1972 (8:30 pm)]

• (supposedly) mixed down from MGM's multi-track tapes into stereo;
• sound quality is a hugely improvement when compared to "Sweet Caroline";
• the show is not a 100% complete as the closing vamp is edited and faded out;
• 25 tracks including two bonus cuts:
• track #24 being a backstage conversation recorded in Macon, GA on April 15, 1972
• track #25 being the unrepaired, incomplete stereo version of "Bridge Over Troubled Water," with half of the first verse missing
• the CD does not include the "Elvis Has Left the Building" announcement;
• due to the fact a snippet of "Bridge Over Troubled Water" was missing from the source tape, it was replaced with the same bit as "'flown in' from the mono film soundtrack";
• (as indicated before) the Closing Vamp is incomplete (and runs for 33 sec. only);
• exceptional artwork and design feat. a 16-page booklet, with extensive liner notes and full of excellent photography.

General comments:

• one of the four shows recorded by RCA for the Elvis On Tour project;
• one of the only two dates when Elvis wore the Owl suit (the other being the evening show in San Bernardino on November 13, 1972);v
• a superb performance, with Elvis in great shape both physically and vocally;
• the show was also released on "The Legend Live" (European Kings Club), "The Greensboro Concert" (Triangle, with the original pressing being a CD-R), and "The Greensboro Show" (The Godfatherecords, who simply copied the Madison release).