1954 1961 1970-3 1971-3 1972-3 1973-2 1973-6 1974-4 1974-8 1975-4 1976-1 1976-5 1976-9 1977-2
1955 1968 1970-4 1971-4 1972-4 1973-3 1974-1 1974-5 1975-1 1975-5 1976-2 1976-6 1976-10 1977-3
1956 1969 1970-5 1972-1 1972-5 1973-4 1974-2 1974-6 1975-2 1975-6 1976-3 1976-7 1976-11 1977-4
1957 1970-1 1971-1 1972-2 1973-1 1973-5 1974-3 1974-7 1975-3 1975-7 1976-4 1976-8 1977-1 1977-5
1960 1970-2 1971-2                      

1974 Tour nr. 5

 Jumpsuits: Concerts: Salt Lake City-UT - Des Moines-IA - Louisville-KY - Kansas City-KA
June 15 - July 2 Peacock - Rainbow Fort Worth-TX - Baton Rouge-LA - Philadelphia-PA - Niagara Falls-NY - Omaha-NE

25 Concerts - 18 Days - 15 Cities - 319.923 Tickets

American Eagle Cleveland-OH - Milwaukee-WI - Bloomington-IN - Providence-RI - Columbus-OH - Amarillo-TX
                         

Fort Worth, Texas
Tarrant County Convention Center

Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Lousiana State University Assembly Center

Cleveland, Ohio
Public Hall

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Spectrum

Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University, st. John Arena

Milwaukee, Winsonsin
Milwaukee Auditorium Arena

Omaha Nebraska
Omaha Civic Auditorium

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Musicians  
Lead Guitar James Burton
Rythm Guitar John Wilkinson
Bass Guitar Duke Bardwell
Piano Glen D Hardin
Drums Ronnie Tutt
Vocal-Guitar Charlie Hodge
Backing Vocals The Sweet Inspiration: Myrna Smith, Estelle Brown, Sylvia Shemwell
  The Stamps: Ed Enoch, Bill Baize, Ed Hill
  J.D. Sumner
  Voice: Donnie Sumner, Tim Baty, Sherril Nielsen
Highvoice Kathy Westmoreland
Orchestra Conductor Joe Guercio
Orchestra Joe Guercio Orchestra
Comedian Jackie Kahane

Niagara Falls New York
Convention Center

Kansas City, Missouri Kemper Arena

 

 

In' responce/confusion to the audience's screams, Elvis announces that 'the other side of his new single, is called right over here, no!'

As Elvis is asking the Stamps to sing Why Me, Lord, he says 'I'd like to ask J.D. Sumner and the Stamps....to leave the stage....'

Elvis, forgetting the 'chang chang' ending of Hound Dog says 'I forget the ending, I'm sorry, it won't happen again.....'
-June 24, 1974-

'Our conductor, Joe Guercio, is from
Tupelo, Mississippi....'
-June 26, 1974-

Amarillo, Texas
Civic Center

Des Moines, Iowa
Veterans Memorial Auditorium

Providence Rhode Island
Civic Center

Louisville, Kentucky
Fair and Expo Center

Bloomington, Indiana
Indiana University Assembly Hall

Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Palaca