Elvis Sings Doc Pomus & Mort Shuman

Elvis Sings Doc Pomus & Mort Shuman

Label: A. Records

Release Date: (Homemade 2016)

Recording Type: Studio / Alternate Takes

Sound: Very Good

01. A Mess Of Blues (take 3) - 1960 -

02. Doin' The Best I Can (take 9) - 1960 -

03. Surrender (take 9) - 1960 -

04. Kiss Me Quick (take 3) - 1961 -

05. His Latest Flame (take 6) - 1961 -

06. Little Sister (take 6) - 1961 -

07. Gonna Get Back Home Somehow (take 6) - 1962 -

08. Night Rider (take 3) - 1961 -

09. Suspicion (take 1) - 1962 -

10. She's Not You (take 2 & work part take 1) - 1962 - *

11. I Feel That I've Known You Forever (take 3) - 1962 - *

12. (It's A) Long Lonely Highway (single master) - 1963 -

13. Viva Las Vegas (take 2) - 1963 -

14. I Need Somebody To Lean On (take 8) - 1963 -

15. Girl Happy (take 4) - 1964 - *

16. What Every Woman Lives For - 1965 -

17. Never Say Yes (take 5) - 1966 -

18. Double Trouble (take 1) - 1966 -

19. You'll Think Of Me (take 16) - 1969 - *

* 10. Doc Pomus with Leiber and Stoller

* 11. Doc Pomus with Alan Jeffreys

* 15. Doc Pomus with Norman Meade

* 19. Mort Shuman

Elvis In Person, The Florida Tour August '56 Book

Elvis In Person, The Florida Tour August '56 Book

From the "Gold Standard Series' (from Erik Lorentzen) next month the

Elvis In Person, The Florida Tour August '56 book.

Speedway new FTD CD

Speedway new FTD CD

The Follow That Dream collectors label announced the July 2016

release "Speedway" (2CD 7" digipack)

TRACK LIST

CD1

ORIGINAL ALBUM

01 Speedway (2:13)

02 There Ain’t Nothing Like A Song (2:11) Elvis and Nancy Sinatra

03 Your Time Hasn’t Come Yet, Baby (1:54)

04 Who Are You? (Who Am I?) (2:35)

05 He’s Your Uncle Not Your Dad (2:31)

06 Let Yourself Go (3:01)

07 Your Groovy Self (2:57) Nancy Sinatra

08 Five Sleepy Heads (1:33)

09 Western Union (2:13)

10 Mine (2:39)

11 Goin’ Home (2:24)

12 Suppose (2:09)

REMIXED SOUNDTRACK MASTERS

13 There Ain’t Nothing Like A Song (2:22)

14 Your Time Hasn’t Come Yet, Baby (2:04)

15 Five Sleepy Heads (1:44)

16 Who Are You? (Who Am I?) (2:55)

17 Speedway (2:49)

18 Suppose (2:13)

19 Let Yourself Go (3:08)

20 He’s Your Uncle Not Your Dad (2:41)

OUTTAKES

21 Suppose (long Version) (3:22)

22 Let Yourself Go - take 5* (3:14)

23 Let Yourself Go - take 6* (3:17)

24 Your Time Hasn’t Come Yet, Baby (movie version)* (2:04)

25 Goin’ Home - takes 16* & 23* (4:00)

26 Mine – takes 1*, 2*, 3* & 4 (5:38)

27 Mine – takes 8* & 9 (3:34)

28 Mine – take 13* (2:48)

29 Suppose (Nashville master) (3:06)

*Previously unreleased

CD2

THE ORIGINAL MONO LP MASTER

01 Speedway (2:13)

02 There Ain’t Nothing Like A Song (2:12) Elvis and Nancy Sinatra

03 Your Time Hasn’t Come Yet, Baby (1:53)

04 Who Are You? (Who Am I?) (2:35)

05 He’s Your Uncle Not Your Dad (2:31)

06 Let Yourself Go (3:01)

07 Your Groovy Self (2:57) Nancy Sinatra

08 Five Sleepy Heads (1:33)

09 Western Union (2:13)

10 Mine (2:39)

11 Goin’ Home (2:24)

12 Suppose (2:03)

13 Suppose (long version) (3:00)

Source: ElvisMatters

The Beat Is Back - E.P. Collector

The Beat Is Back - E.P. Collector

Expected soon is from the E.P. Collector import-label is a 2CD set entitled ”The Beat Is Back” containing an audiencerecording of the April 21, 1976 performance in Kansas City, MO. The running-time is 84:33 minutes.

From the press-release:

As per the March 1976 tour, the April tour was a short one - Elvis played just 8 shows in 7 days - but only 3 days after tour closing in Spokane, Elvis started his last-ever season in Lake Tahoe. Most of the April concerts were solid and the shows were longer, with very enjoyable set lists.

Note: Shane Kiester was replaced on piano by Tony Brown and Ronnie Tutt was back on drums, replacing Larrie Londin.

Among the concert highlights are ”Steamroller Blues“, ”Heartbreak Hotel”, ”My Way”, “Hurt“ and ”Burning Love”. There are other great performances, but one single performance stands out in particular - an unique, dramatic rendition of „How Great Thou Art“! Elvis' vocals on this are unbelievable, and this is a serious candidate for 'best live version ever'.

The April 21st, 1976 show is previously unreleased. The producers were looking for good sounding recording for more than 2 years. Finally they got 3 different tapes. The best sounding one was selected for release and small parts were repaired using secondary sources, to make the recording 100 percent complete.

The CD is packaged in a nicely designed double digipak filled with a glowing concert review from the local press and a collection of cool images taken on April 21st, 1976 in Kansas City, MO. With Ronnie Tutt back in band, the beat was back, too!

CD 01

01. Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001 Theme) - 02. C. C. Rider - 03. medley: I Got A Woman / Amen - 04. Love Me - 05. If You Love Me (Let Me Know) - 06. You Gave Me A Mountain (with false start) - 07. Steamroller Blues - 08. All Shook Up - 09. medley: Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel - 10. Heartbreak Hotel - 11. My Way - 12. Polk Salad Annie.

CD 02

01. Band Introductions - 02. What'd I Say - 03. Drums Solo (Ronnie Tutt) - 04. Bass Solo (Jerry Scheff) - 05. Piano Solo (Tony Brown) - 06. Electric Piano Solo (David Briggs) - 07. School Day - 08. And I Love You So - 09. Hurt - 10. Help Me - 11. Burning Love - 12. America (The Beautiful) - 13. How Great Thou Art - 14. Little Darlin' (with false start) - 15. Funny How Time Slips Away (with reprise) - 16. Hound Dog - 17. Can't Help Falling In Love - 18. Closing Vamp & Announcements - 19. Elvis In Kansas City announcement.

Out Now! Charlie, Bring Me The Request Box! (5CD) - Straight Arrow

Out Now! Charlie, Bring Me The Request Box! (5CD) - Straight Arrow

Picture: A. Records

Elvis’ Summer Festival 1975, August 18th – 20th, Las Vegas Hilton Hotel, Las Vegas, NV

Label:  Straight Arrow Special Box SA/SB 2016-01-02

Straight Arrow's 5-CD box release „CHARLIE, BRING ME THE REQUEST BOX!“ (SA/SB 2016-01-02), featuring the complete Elvis Presley August 1975 Summer Festival. It was shortest ever Elvis Las Vegas season – after just 5 concerts, the rest of the season was cancelled due to health issues.

Compared with the previous June/ July 1975 tours, Elvis was a bit heavier and regardless of the problems that were plaguing him at the time, he was in an amicable mood, and his playfulness and warmth resulted in many delightful moments during these shows. Not only that, but he also continued with the ‘request box’ idea which he’d started in Ashville, NC about a month earlier. Fans were able to write their requests on a piece of paper and put them in a request box (actually a champagne bucket). During the shows Elvis would sometimes grab a couple of pieces of paper and select a song from those. This resulted in various true live rarities being performed, such as “Crying In the Chapel”, “Loving You” and “Young And Beautiful”. Some songs were performed for the last time ever: “Green Green Grass Of Home”, “T.R.O.U.B.L.E.” and “Suspicious Minds”. After 2 days it was clear that Elvis was not well enough to fulfill the season. He appeared exhausted and prior to the August 20th, 1975 Midnight show, the decision was made to cancel the rest of the season.

Through the last 25 years, the August 18th-20th, 1975 shows were released on various bootleg CDs of variable quality and completeness. For the last couple of years, the Straight Arrow team has been  looking for the best sounding audience recorded tapes available, to make this new release the ultimate August 1975 ‘Request Shows’ box. In nearly all cases we were able to work from the original cassettes, thus providing us with the best conditions to give you the best release possible. As you can expect from Straight Arrow, each single show was individually restored from scratch -- this was definitely no quick „copy & paste“ job, as by certain other labels! Every second was faithfully enhanced to achieve optimal listening pleasure. Ask your local dealer for samples to judge for yourself!

Presented with usual Straight Arrow's high standard, every disc is placed in an individual cardboard sleeve and there is a topnotch 16-page booklet too, with many on- and off-stage photos taken in Las Vegas between August 18th and 20th, 1975. To make this release even more definitive, various memorabilia items and historical concert reviews, as published by Rex Martin in „Worldwide Elvis Service News Weekly“ are reprinted as well as various newspaper articles, all related to this season, its cancellation and Elvis’ subsequent hospitalization.

Those five shows sound better than ever and for the first time as complete as possible!  This new release is a labor of love, it is a gem of a release  that you can’t afford to miss! 

Tracklists:

CD1: Monday, August 18th, 1975 Opening Show:

01. Opening Vamp / C. C. Rider - 02. I Got A Woman / Amen - 03. Love Me - 04. If You Love Me (Let Me Know) - 05. Blue Suede Shoes (by request) - 06. Suspicious Minds (by request) - 07. My Boy (by request) - 08. Heartbreak Hotel - 09. Polk Salad Annie - 10. Introductions of singers, musicians - 11. Johnny B. Goode - 12. Drum Solo (Ronnie Tutt) - 13. Bass Solo (Blues - Jerry Scheff) - 14. Piano Solo (Glen D. Hardin) - 15. School Day - 16. T.R.O.U.B.L.E. - 17. The Wonder Of You - 18. Why Me Lord - 19. How Great Thou Art - 20. Can't Help Falling In Love - 21. Closing Vamp.

Jumpsuit: Gypsy 

Running time: 56:15

CD2: Tuesday, August 19th, 1975 Dinner Show:

01. Introduction: Also Sprach Zarathustra - 02. C. C. Rider - 03. I Got A Woman / Amen - 04. Blue Suede Shoes (by request) - 05. If You Love Me (Let Me Know) - 06. It's Now Or Never - 07. My Boy (by request) - 08. Love Me - 09. Loving You (by request) - 10. Suspicious Minds (by request, performed last time ever) - 11. Introduction of Vernon Presley / Introductions of singers, musicians - 12. Johnny B. Goode - 13. Drum Solo (Ronnie Tutt) - 14. Bass Solo (Blues - Jerry Scheff) - 15. Piano Solo (Glen D. Hardin) - 16. School Day #1 - 17. School Day #2 - 18. Introduction of Neil Sedaka - 19. T.R.O.U.B.L.E. - 20. Why Me Lord - 21. How Great Thou Art - 22. Let Me Be There - 23. Crying In The Chapel (by request, performed 1st time) - 24. Can't Help Falling In Love - 25. Closing Vamp.

Jumpsuit: Gypsy 

Running time: 62:22

CD3: Tuesday, August 19th, 1975 Midnight Show:

01. Introduction: Also Sprach Zarathustra - 02. C. C. Rider - 03. Elvis talks - bathroom story - 04. Blue Suede Shoes - 05. Young And Beautiful - 06. Are You  Lonesome Tonight (by request) - 07. If You Love Me (Let Me Know) - 08. Softly As I Leave You (by request, with Sherrill Nielsen) - 09. It's Now Or Never (by request) - 10. Polk Salad Annie - 11. Introductions of singers, musicians - 12. Johnny B. Goode - 13. Drum Solo (Ronnie Tutt) - 14. Bass Solo (Blues - Jerry Scheff) - 15. Piano Solo (Glen D. Hardin) - 16. School Day - 17. Introduction of Vernon Presley - 18. Introduction of Righteous Brothers / You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' (excerpt) - 19. T.R.O.U.B.L.E. (with false start) - 20. Why Me Lord - 21. Love Me Tender (by request) - 22. All Shook Up - 23. Love Me - 24. Hound Dog / Are You Sincere (excerpt) / Hound Dog (by request) - 25. My Boy (by request) - 26. Can't Help Falling In Love (with false start) - 27. Closing Vamp.

Jumpsuit: Black & White "Penguin"

Running time: 62:07

CD4: Wednesday, August 20th, 1975 Dinner Show:

01. Introduction: Also Sprach Zarathustra - 02. C. C. Rider - 03. I Got A Woman / Amen - 04. Hound Dog (by request) - 05. It's Now Or Never (by request) - 06. And I Love You So (with false start) - 07. Blue Suede Shoes - 08. Green Green Grass Of Home (by request, performed last time ever) - 09. Fairytale - 10. Softly As I Leave You (with Sherrill Nielsen) - 11. Introductions of singers, musicians - 12. Johnny B. Goode - 13. Drum Solo (Ronnie Tutt) - 14. Bass Solo (Blues - Jerry Scheff) - 15. Piano Solo (Glen D. Hardin) - 16. School Day - 17. T.R.O.U.B.L.E. - 18. Why Me Lord - 19. Until It's Time For You To Go (by request) - 20. Burning Love - 21. Can't Help Falling In Love - 22. Closing Vamp.

Jumpsuit: Aztec

Running time: 53:25

CD5: Wednesday, August 20th, 1975 Midnight / Closing Show:

01. Opening Vamp / That's All Right / C. C. Rider / That's All Right - 02. I Got A Woman / Amen - 03. Fever (by request) - 04. If You Love Me (Let Me Know) - 05. Until It's Time For You To Go (by request) - 06. Softly As I Leave You (with Sherrill Nielsen) - 07. Burning Love - 08. Introductions of singers, musicians - 09. Happy Birthday to James Burton - 10. Johnny B. Goode (James Burton, instrumental) - 11. Drum Solo (Ronnie Tutt) - 12. Bass Solo (Blues - Jerry Scheff) - 13. Piano Solo (Glen D. Hardin) - 14. School Day - 15. Introduction of The Carpenters - 16. T.R.O.U.B.L.E. (performed last time ever) - 17. It's Now Or Never (by request) - 18. Why Me Lord - 19. Let Me Be There - 20. Can't Help Falling In Love - 21. Closing Vamp.

Jumpsuit: Gypsy

Running time: 46:36

Source: Elvis Collectors / Picture: A. Records

Elvis On Tour - The Standing Room Only Tapes

Elvis On Tour - The Standing Room Only Tapes

A new exclusive Magnetic 4 CD set featuring The Standing Room Only Tapes rehearsals recorded in March and April 1972. These rehearsals are presented here in their best sound quality available, and for the very first time reunited in a single box-set with a nice booklet featuring related pictures, paperwork and memorabilia. 

Make sure to get your hands on a copy of this LIMITED EDITION !!

Source: Elvis Collectors

Elvis On Television 1956- 1960

Elvis On Television 1956- 1960

Continuing celebrations marking the 60th anniversary of Elvis’ first appearance on national television, Memphis Recording Service will release a 2CD/100-page set titled ‘ELVIS ON TELEVISION 1956- 1960 THE COMPLETE SOUNDTRACK RECORDINGS’ on June 26th 2016. 

The recordings contain the complete archival recordings of Elvis Presley’s television appearances from 1956-60. For the first time ever, these tracks been painstakingly remastered and restored. Fans who have enjoyed our previous mastered works will be pleased to know that our restoration techniques have now been applied these historical television soundtrack recordings. The quality of these recordings are now far superior than ever released before. The recordings contain all song tracks, comedy sketch routines and interviews including the extended Wink Martindale dialogue with Dewey Phillips.  

The 100-page book is a chronological photo journey following Elvis from the very first in 1956, to his appearance on The Frank Sinatra show in 1960. It contains liner notes accompanied by many rare and new unpublished photographs.

Tracklisting

CD1  

THE DORSEY BROTHERS – STAGE SHOW (CBS) 

CBS STUDIO - New York, New York

28th Jan 1956

1.    Stage Show 1 Introduction & Bill Randle Introduces Elvis Presley                                 

2.    Shake Rattle & Roll/Flip Flop & Fly

3.    I Got A Woman4

4th Feb 1956      

4.    Stage Show 2 Introduction 

5.    Baby Let's Play House 

6.    Tutti Frutti

11th Feb 1956     

7.    Stage Show 3 Introduction                                                                                    

8.    Blue Suede Shoes 

9.    Heartbreak Hotel (with Stage Show Orchestra)

18th Feb 1956     

10.    Stage Show 4 Introduction                                                                                    

11.    Tutti Frutti                                                                      

12.    I Was The One                                                    

17th March 1956   

13.    Stage Show 5 Introduction 

14.    Blue Suede Shoes

15.    Heartbreak Hotel

24th March 1956  

            

16.    Stage Show 6 Introduction                                                                                    

17.    Money Honey 

18.    Heartbreak Hotel 

THE MILTON BERLE SHOW (NBC) 

USS HANCOCK -  San Diego, California

3rd April 1956

19.    Introduction of Milton Berle Show 1 & Shake Rattle And Roll (In Part)

20.    Milton Berle Introduces Elvis Presley 1

21.    Heartbreak Hotel

22.    Blue Suede Shoes

23.    Milton Berle & Elvis Presley Comedy Sketch

24.    Blue Suede Shoes (Reprise

NBC STUDIO – Hollywood, California

5th June 1956

25.    Introduction of Milton Berle Show 2 

26.    Hound Dog

27.    Milton Berle & Elvis Presley & Debra Paget Comedy Sketch

28.    Milton Berle Introduces Elvis Presley 2

29.    I Want You I Need You I Love You

30.    Milton Berle Presents Elvis Billboard Award

WINK MARTINDALE – TOP TEN DANCE PARTY (WHBQ TV) 

LOCAL TV NETWORK - Memphis, Tennessee

16th June 1956

31.    Wink Martindale Interviews Elvis Presley & Dewey Phillips singing Money Honey 

CD2 

THE STEVE ALLEN SHOW (NBC) 

Hudson Theater, New York, New York

1st July 1956 

1.    Introduction/Dialogue with Steve Allen                                            

2.    I Want You I Need You I Love You

3.    Hound Dog

4.    Yippee Yi Yo Yippee Yi Yay - Comedy Routine with Steve Allen, Elvis Presley, Imogene Coca & Andy Griffith

HY GARDNER (NBC) 

New York, New York

1st July 1956   

5.    Calling Elvis – Interview

THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW (CBS)

CBS Studio, Los Angeles, California

9th September 1956 

6.    Introduction and Charles Laughton Introduces Elvis

7.    Don't Be Cruel

8.    Love Me Tender

9.    Ready Teddy

10.    Hound Dog

Maxine Elliot Theater, New York, New York

28th October 1956 

11.     Introduction Ed Sullivan                                                               

12.     Don't Be Cruel                                                    

13.     Introduction Ed Sullivan                                                               

14.     Love Me Tender                                                  

15.     Introduction Ed Sullivan                                                               

16.     Love Me                                                            

17.     Hound Dog                                                        

18.     Elvis Talks Farewell                                                                     

Maxine Elliot Theater, New York, New York

6th January 1957 

19.     Ed Sullivan Introduction                                                               

20.     Hound Dog                                                        

21.     Love Me Tender                                                  

22.     Heartbreak Hotel                                    

23.     Don't Be Cruel                                        

24.     Too Much                                                          

25.     Elvis Talks                                                                                 

26.     When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again    

27.     Ed Sullivan Speaks                                                                      

28.     (There’ll Be) Peace In The Valley                           

29.     Ed Sullivan Farewells Elvis                                                            

THE FRANK SINATRA SHOW (ABC)

Fountainbleau Hotel, Miami, Florida 

26th March 1960 (Video Taped) / 12th May 1960 (Air Date)

30.    It's Very Nice to Travelling - with Frank & Nancy Sinatra, 

Joey Bishop & Sammy Davis Jnr

31.    Fame & Fortune

32.    Stuck On You

33.    Frank Sinatra and Joey Bishop talk to Elvis

34.    Medley - Witchcraft/Love Me Tender - with Frank Sinatra

35.    Love Me Tender Reprise - with Frank Sinatra

36.    Frank Sinatra and Nancy Sinatra Farewells Elvis

Source: ElvisNews

Elvis - Opening Night At Lake Tahoe - AudiRec

Elvis - Opening Night At Lake Tahoe - AudiRec

AudiRec proudly presents: Opening Night At Lake Tahoe – a brandnew CD which will be released shortly. It includes an audience recording of the complete and so far unreleased performance from April 30, 1976 (the Opening Show was actually a Dinner Show, there were two performances this day).

Welcome to another AudiRec CD release which takes you back to the spring of 1976. At the time this CD is being released it means that it´s actually kind of a “40th Anniversary”. To be honest, we did not plan to do this just because it is exactly 40 years ago that Elvis played his final Lake Tahoe-Season.

As a matter of fact Elvis was working very hard the whole year of 1976. While in January Elvis had a rather quiet time and even showed some effort to just relax and have fun, early February he was kind of “forced” to record new songs for an album release and early March he was back on tour. We all know from “Elvis History”, that the “King” would have done much better for his health if he would not let himself being that busy but for whatever reason tour after tour was being scheduled… and done. No matter what the critics in many newspapers wrote about his performances – at least they had to admit that Elvis´ popularity (at least all over the USA) was so big that ticket-selling for any upcoming concerts didn´t even need any advertising. Billboard´s Headline in early March 76´ told us “No Ads, But Presley SRO On Current 5-Concert Gig” for the short tour in March. “Elvis plans busy spring” was another headline shortly after this and it said “Like Lightning: Who says Elvis isn´t working hard? Before he stars at the Sahara Tahoe April 30 – May 9, Elvis will be on a concert tour”, then adding the dates and finally conclude “Elvis is still the super superstar”.

So when Elvis came to the beautiful area of Lake Tahoe at the end of April, he most likely was not aware that this would be his last season at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel. The shows have mostly been described by fans as “relaxed” with “lots of surprising moments”, but there were also remarks saying that the “King” looked unhealthy and tired. From what we can hear on the so far released CDs it sure was a mixture of all of this and still we believe that this last engagement had many moments fans do not want to miss. 

Please be aware that this new release is limited to 300 copies only! Be sure to get your copy if you are interested. Once you have it in your hands, we hope your spare time will allow you to sit back, put your headphones on, flip through the accompanied 16-page booklet and listen to the show from April 30, 1976. It´s Lake Tahoe! It´s the Sahara Tahoe Showroom! It´s ELVIS! Enjoy!

Lake Tahoe, 1976 04 30 Opening night

01. Also Sprach Zarathustra

02. C .C. Rider

03. I Got A Woman / Amen (medley)

04. Love Me

05. Let Me Be There (false start only) / If You Love Me (Let Me Know)

06. You Gave Me A Mountain

07. All Shook Up

08. Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel (medley)

09. Trying To Get To You

10. Polk Salad Annie

11. Band Introductions

12. What'd I Say (James Burton)

13. Drum Solo (Ronnie Tutt)

14. Bass Solo (Jerry Scheff)

15. Piano Solo (Tony Brown)

16. Electric Piano Solo (David Briggs)

17. School Day

18. America The Beautiful

19. Hurt

20. Burning Love

21. How Great Thou Art

22. Funny How Time Slips Away (with reprise)

23. Hound Dog

24. Can't Help Falling In Love (with false start)

25. Closing Vamp / Announcements

Source: Elvis Collectors

Elvis Hilton Showroom Volume 3 - AudiRec

Elvis Hilton Showroom Volume 3 - AudiRec

AudiRec proudly presents: ELVIS – HILTON SHOWROOM VOLUME 3 – a brandnew CD which will be released shortly. It includes an audience recording of the complete and so far unreleased performance from December 6, 1975 (Dinner Show). With this CD release Elvis Collectors should now be able to own every single show from Elvis´ second to last Las Vegas engagement on “real” factory-pressed CD´s.

Since his Opening Show on December 2 Elvis did only one show each day. But since this 6th of December, 1975  was a Saturday he did two shows, well known as “Dinner” and “Midnight” Shows. In the past Elvis occasionally had a hard time getting “awake” while going on stage for a Dinner Show. But that was not the case in December of 1975. The show you are able to hear on this CD release is just as good as all the others of this engagement. There is no performance in any of those shows that is not at least “decent”. Still there are fans who don´t like the Elvis of the “later years” but maybe they can make an exception with this engagement since it has too many performance highlights in it to call it mediocre or even bad.

Please be aware that this new release is limited to 300 copies only! Be sure to get your copy if you are interested. Once you have it in your hands, we hope your spare time will allow you to sit back, put your headphones on, flip through the accompanied 16-page booklet and listen to the show from December 6, 1975. It´s Las Vegas! It´s the Hilton Hotel Showroom! It´s ELVIS! Enjoy!

1975 12 06 Dinner show

01. Opening Vamp / C .C. Rider

02. I Got A Woman / Amen (medley)

03. Love Me

04. Fairytale

05. Elvis talks about "TODAY" album / Instrumental fanfare by orchestra

06. And I Love You So

07. Trying To Get To You

08. All Shook Up

09. Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel (medley)

10. One Night

11. Polk Salad Annie

12. Band Introductions

13. What'd I Say (James Burton)

14. Drum Solo (Ronnie Tutt)

15. Bass Solo (Jerry Scheff)

16. Piano Solo (Glen D. Hardin)

17. School Day (incomplete)

18. Introduction of singer Charlie Pride

19. Blue Christmas

20. How Great Thou Art (with reprise)

21. Burning Love

22. Softly As I Leave You

23. America The Beautiful

24. Mystery Train / Tiger Man (medley)

25. Can't Help Falling In Love

26. Closing Vamp

Source: Elvis Collectors