May 31 - A Red Hawaiian Report

Released by the Coda Records label on red colored vinyl is the double 10-inch set 'Hawaii 1973'. This album is limited to just 500 numbered copies.

Publicity stated: "A live concert to me is exciting because of all the electricity that is generated in the crowd and on stage. It’s my favourite part of the business." – Elvis Presley.

The stellar live performance featured on this record is a moment of brilliance. This is the soundtrack of the satellite broadcast of Elvis’ concert special from Hawaii on 14 January 1973. This was arguably his final moment of genius.

Featuring many classics from Elvis’ incredible catalogue, the 22 songs he performed included 'Blue Suede Shoes', 'Hound Dog' and 'An American Trilogy'. The broadcast was seen by approximately 1.3 billion people in 36 countries and remains a fan favourite that clearly demonstrates the talent and charisma of the man they call ‘The King’  Elvis Presley.

June Video News Report

Emiel Maier posted the June 2024 Elvis News report video, wrapping up all the news from may 2024. This edition includes the "find of the year" with the three new discovered live recordings from 1956, news from Baz Luhrmann on a possible "concert film", celebrating 70 years of 'That’s Alright Mama', auction results, an obituary for Trevor O’Sullivan and so much more news items!

(Source: Amazon / Emiel Maier)