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Dragonheart is the Follow That Dream label's third-quarter release for 2003. It is comprised of a concert soundboard recording of Elvis' show at the Notre Dame Athletic and Convention Center in South Bend, Indiana on October 1, 1974, plus three tracks from shows elsewhere that year. Click here for more about the FTD Music Label. Following is the full track listing for this CD from the South Bend, Indiana show on October 1, 1974: Track Listing: 1. See See Rider 2. I Got A Woman/Amen 3. Love Me 4. Blue Suede Shoes 5. It's Midnight 6.Big Boss Man 7. Fever 8. Love Me Tender 9. Hound Dog 10. Heartbreak Hotel 11. If You Love Me 12. Bridge Over Troubled Water 13. Introductions 14. Lawdy Miss Clawdy 15. Introductions 16. All Shook Up 17. Teddy Bear/Don't Be Cruel 18. Let Me Be There 19. It's Now Or Never 20. You Gave Me A Mountain 21. Johnny B. Goode 22. Hawaiian Wedding Song 23. Steamroller Blues 24. Can't Help Falling In Love 25. Closing Vamp and Announcements Tracks from other shows: 26. Alright, Okay, You Win - September 9, 1974 - Detroit, Michigan 27. Blue Christmas - September 28, 1974 - College Park, Maryland 28. Trying To Get To You - September 28, 1974 - College Park, Maryland Band: James Burton, John Wilkinson, Duke Bardwell, Ron Tutt, Glen Hardin, Charlie Hodge. Singers: Kathy Westmoreland, The Sweet Inspirations, J.D. Sumner & The Stamps Orchestra: The Joe Guercio Orchestra Made in Denmark

This Follow That Dreams Records release Dixieland Rocks is a soundboard recording from Elvis concerts in Murfreesboro, Tennessee on May 6 & 7, 1975. Word from FTD is that it was a brilliant show and the technical quality of the recording is about the best you'll ever hear from an informal soundboard recording. This 1975 concert is an appropriate follow-up to the most recent FTD release 6363 Sunset, which focused on material from 1972 with a partial spotlight on 1975. Tracks 1-18 Recorded at Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro May 6, 1975. Tracks 19-24 recorded the following night at the same location. The tracks from May 7 were used, as the ending of the show was missing the on the May 6 tape. Digital engineer: Lene Reidel at Tocano. Click here for more about the FTD Music Label.

All Shook Up is the title of the latest regular quarterly release of material from SonyBMG's Elvis collectors label Follow That Dream Records. This is a live recording from Elvis Presleys' midnight show at the International Hotel, Las Vegas on August 26, 1969. Click here for more about the FTD Music Label. Track Listing: 1. Blue Suede Shoes (Carl Perkins) 2. I Got A Woman (Ray Charles) 3. All Shook Up (O. Blackwell/E. Presley) 4. Love Me Tender (E. Presley/V. Matson) 5. Jailhouse Rock / Don't Be Cruel (Leiber/Stoller) / (Otis Blackwell) 6. Heartbreak Hotel (Axton/Durden/Presley) 7. Hound Dog (Leiber/Stoller) 8. I Can't Stop Loving You (Don Gibson) 9. Mystery Train / Tiger Man (J. Parker/S. Phillips) / (J. H. Louis/S. Burns) 10. Monologue 11. Baby What You Want Me To Do (Jimmy Reed) 12. Runaway (Crook/Del Shannon) 13. Are You Lonesome Tonight? (laughing version) (Roy Turk/Lou Handman) 14. Rubberneckin' (Dory Jones) 15. Yesterday / Hey Jude (McCartney/Lennon) 16. Introductions 17. In The Ghetto (Scott Davies) 18. This Is The Story (Arnold/Morrow/Martin) 19. Suspicious Minds (Mark James) 20. Can't Help Falling In Love (Peretti/Creatore/Weiss) Produced by: Ernst Mikael Jørgensen & Roger Semon. Mastered by: Lene Reidel at Tocano. Original A&R: Felton Jarvis Original Engineer: Al Pachucki Guitars: James Burton, John Wilkinson Guitar & Vocals: Charlie Hodge Bass: Jerry Scheff Drums: Ronnie Tutt Piano & Organ: Larry Muhoberac Vocals: The Sweet Inspirations, Millie Kirkham, The Imperials, Bobby Morris & His Orchestra

FOLLOW THAT DREAM is proud to announce the seventh release in its ongoing series of "rare and collectable" Elvis material. The new title One Night In Vegas is a further celebration of THAT'S THE WAY IT IS, combining the complete opening show from August 10,1970 with four previously unreleased rehearsal recordings from August 4. Click here for more about the FTD Music Label.

The producers were pleasantly surprised, as this material was finally located and catalogued. Recorded on a 4-track machine, the sound is definitely superior to the usual soundboard standard, and Elvis' performance is much better than the general expectations. As only selected songs were recorded, this CD does not attempt to be a concert. We hope that somewhat unusual sequence is going to present a refreshingly different live CD. Click here for more about the FTD Music Label.

"Unchained Melody" is a soundboard recording from February 20, 1977 in Charlotte, North Carolina. Included are bonus songs from the same tour. For unknown reasons, the engineer never recorded the beginning of the shows on this tour, and consequently the CD starts with "Love Me." Click here for more about the FTD Music Label. Track Listing: 1. Love Me (Leiber/Stoller) 2. Fairytale (Anita & Bonnie Pointer) 3. You Gave Me A Mountain 4. Jailhouse Rock (Leiber/Stoller) 5. O Sole Mio / It's Now Or Never (P.D.) / (Shroeder/Gold) 6. Little Sister (Pomus/Shuman) 7. Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel (Mann/Lowe) / (Blackwell/Presley) 8. My Way (Anka/Reveaux/Francois) 9. Moody Blue –intro only (Mark James) 10. How Great Thou Art (Stuart K. Hine) 11. Hurt (Jacobs/Crane) 12. Hound Dog (Leiber/Stoller) 13. Unchained Melody (North/Zaret) 14. Can't Help Falling In Love (Peretti/Creatore/Weiss) 15. Moody Blue (Mark James) 16. Blueberry Hill (Lewis/Stock/Rose) 17. Love Letters (Heyman/Young) 18. Where No One Stands Alone (Mosie Lister) 19. Release Me (Miller/Yount/Williams) 20. Trying To Get To You (McCoy/Singleton) 21. Reconsider Baby (Lowell Fulsom) 22. Why Me Lord (Kris Kristofferson)

Big Boss Man is the title of FTD's concert soundboard recording of Elvis' March 1975 dinner show engagement at the Las Vegas Hilton. Click here for more about the FTD Music Label. Track Listing: 1. See See Rider 2. I Got A Woman – Amen 3. Love Me 4. If You Love Me 5. And I Love You So 6. Big Boss Man 7. It’s Midnight 8. Promised Land 9. Burning Love 10. Introductions 11. My Boy 12. I’ll Remember You 13. Let Me Be There 14. Hound Dog 15. American Trilogy 16. Can’t Help Falling In Love Bonus Songs: 17. You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me (3-31-75) 18. The Wonder Of You (3-31-75) 19. Bridge Over Troubled Water (3-31-75) 20. Little Darlin’ (3-31-75) 21. Hawaiian Wedding Song (3-31-75) 22. Green Green Grass Of Home (Undated) 23. Fairytale (Undated) 24. Teddy Bear/Don’t Be Cruel (Undated) 25. You’re The Reason I’m Living (Undated)

Elvis as Recorded at Boston Garden '71 features the highly regarded concert that Elvis performed on November 10, 1971. Still at the height of his power, Elvis received critical acclaim for this show and now this official release finally makes it available for fans around the world. With so few live recordings available from this period, this is a key release for anyone's collection. Elvis as Recorded at Boston Garden '71 is released in a 5" digipack format with an 8-page booklet. Musicians: Lead Guitar: James Burton; rhythm guitar: John Wilkinson; bass: Jerry Scheff; drums: Ronnie Tutt; piano: Glen D. Hardin, acoustic guitar and backing vocals: Charlie Hodge; backing vocals: Kathy Westmoreland, The Sweet Inspirations, J.D. Sumner & The Stamps Quartet. The Tony Bruno Orchestra conducted by Joe Guercio Compilation produced and art directed by Ernst Mikael Jørgensen & Roger Semon Mastered by Lene Reidel

If one place is to be picked as the most important in the career of Elvis, it is without doubt Shreveport in the northwest part of Louisiana. The exposure that Elvis got through the radio broadcast of The Louisiana Hayride in 1954-56 was one of the key factors of establishing the early part of his career. With the exception of Las Vegas, there is no place where Elvis played more shows, and his return to the city in 1975 was like a homecoming to both Elvis and the many fans he had there since he started out. We have chosen to release the soundboard from the evening show of June 7 – definitely a show that Elvis and the audience truly enjoy, and with a great set list featuring old and new favourites. The CD comes in a 5" digipack with an eight-page booklet featuring photos from the June 1975 tour.

This 2 CD classic album release from FTD records consists of the soundtrack from the 1961 film Blue Hawaii, and numerous alternate takes. Click here for a DVD of this movie! Click here for more about the FTD Music Label.