[ELVIS PRESLEY] would go on to Las Vegas later than year to kick off the final stage of his career. Many more studio and live albums were to come, but none equal of this collection, an essential recording for Presley fans. '''''

It might not be the dream set for a Drive-By Truckers fan, and it's not even the best live album they're released, but it's perfect snapshot of the current lineup and a teaser to get out and see them in action ASAP. '''1/2

The live album was recorded at three different shows in 2006 and 2007. They are all covers, but songs like I Think I Love you Too Much (written by Mark Knopfler) and Angel Eyes (John Hiatt) are so associated with [JEFF HEALEY] you forget he didn't write them. Along the way he also adds his spin on Robert Johnson's Stop Breaking Down, the Beatles' Come Together and While My Guitar Gently Weeps and Cream's White Room. Randy Bachman joins Healey for a seven-minute version of Willie Dixon's Hoochie Coochie Man and gets a shout out for his solo.