March 26 - Piger Piger Piger at Del Webb' Sahara Tahoe Hotel

The Millbranch Music import record label announced the May 23, 2025 release of the LP ‘Del Webb Presents Elvis Presley’ featuring Elvis’ Dinner Show performance as recorded on May 23, 1974 at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel, Nevada. 

Publicity stated: Millbranch Music continues with its high quality vinyl releases, made for the real fan and limited as usual: 200 copies made on black vinyl and on blue transparent vinyl.

Del Webb Presents Elvis Presley is a 2-LP set with printed inner-sleeves containing intensive liner notes, containing the legendary Dinner Show from May 23, 1974 at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel, Nevada!

Working directly from the original Scotch C-120 cassette tape (Side A: The Dinner Show - DD-0012-218 T0059) which was used for the very first release of this show in 1998 on Fort Baxter's CD “And The King For Dessert” gave us a major advantage. We were able to create a brand-new digital transfer that captures far more detail and depth than was ever possible back in the 1990's. Fully remastered for the first time in stunning Digitally Extracted Stereo (DES) means this is not fake stereo - it’s a carefully restored, channel-by-channel remix that enhances clarity, depth, and energy, while staying true to the original sound. Handling the original source is a joy in itself - and you can truly hear the difference.

As we all know, Soundboard recordings were never meant for public release, and many musicians disliked them for that reason. But thanks to today’s technology - and our dedication to preserving Elvis’ live legacy - we’ve transformed this into a vibrant, immersive listening experience.

The show is something special. It is more intimate than Elvis’ Las Vegas performances, it reveals a different side of the King. Elvis is focused on his singing. He’s in strong voice, delivering heartfelt renditions of songs like “Trying to Get to You” and “Help Me”, with a depth and sincerity that shines through in this beautifully restored mix. Unlike the more explosive Midnight Shows, this particular show is intimate, vocally focused, and emotionally rich. The pacing is smooth, the mood is reflective, and moments like “An American Trilogy” hit with quiet power. It’s Elvis the artist - not just the showman - and that makes this performance all the more captivating. 

Two rare bonus tracks from May 19, 1974 round out this set — songs that were not regulars during the engagement and make this release even more special.

Tracks side A: See See Rider / I Got A Woman – Amen / Love Me / Trying To Get To You / All Shook Up / Love Me Tender / You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me.

Side B: Hound Dog / Fever /Polk Salad Annie / Why Me Lord / Suspicious Minds / Introductions.

Side C: I Can’t Stop Loving You / Help Me / An American Trilogy / Let Me Be There (Incomplete) / Funny How Time Slips Away (Incomplete – with reprise) / Big Boss Man.

Side D: It’s Now Or Never / Can’t Help Falling In Love - Closing Vamp 

Bonus tracks: Steamroller Blues (May 19, 1974 - Dinner Show) / How Great Thou Art (May 19, 1974 – Dinner Show).

You can pre-order the LP from the >>> Bennies Fifties webshop. 

Piger! Piger! Piger

The Memphis Mansion released their updated reproduction of the Danish version of Elvis' 'Girls! Girls! Girls!' soundtrack album, titled 'Piger! Piger! Piger'.

Publicity stated: The King of Rock 'n' Roll is back - and now in Remixed Stereo! Elvis Presley's beloved soundtrack to the 1962 film 'Girls! Girls! Girls!' gets new life in a spectacular reissue that will be released in April 2025 on pink vinyl with red splatter - now in a Danish version.

The legendary soundtrack, which includes hits like 'Return to Sender' and 'Girls! Girls! Girls!', has been meticulously remixed for True Stereo by Anthony Stuchbury. 

With respect for the original recordings, a completely new listening experience has been created that brings out Elvis' timeless voice and the musicians' virtuoso playing in previously unheard clarity. He also corrected the backing vocal placement on the song ‘We’ll Be Together”. If you have ever listened closely to the stereo album you may have noticed they’re on the left channel, but on the right channel on every other tune on the album.

Søren Karstensen's updated artwork pays homage to the film's original aesthetic while adding a modern twist that perfectly matches this renewed version of a classic.

The pink vinyl with red splatter is not just a visual treat - it's a collector's item that pays tribute to both Elvis' musical legacy and the film's colorful universe. With an edition of only 300, numbered, worldwide, this is a must-have for Elvis fans and vinyl enthusiasts alike.

The record also comes with a replica of the Danish film poster for 'Girls! Girls! Girls!', carefully recreated with respect for the smallest detail. If you do not want this, the record is also sold at a slightly reduced price.

You can order the album from the >>> Memphis Mansion webshop.

Side A: Girls! Girls! Girls! / I Don't Wanna Be Tied / Where Do You Come From / I Don't Want To / We'll Be Together / A Boy Like Me, A Girl Like You / Earth Boy.

Side B: Return To Sender / Because Of Love / Thanks To The Rolling Sea / Song Of The Shrimp  / The Walls have Ears / We're Coming In Loaded. 

Elvis Sold Out

The Brazilian Elvis Presley fan club published two new volumes in their 'Elvis Sold Out' series, covering Elvis' concert tours. 

Both full color 52-page volumes detail the November 1971 tours and the first tour of 1977. 

(Source: Dorthe Bach Richter Larsen)