The SR import record label announced the release of the LP 'Burning at Both Ends'.
Publicity stated: Coming early March 2026 is the double LP 'Burning At Both Ends'. This is the second step of an ambitious project aimed at highlighting Elvis' rock side in the 1970s. For this second step, we are proud to present the most successful rocking single in the seventies: 'Burning Love'.
The first three sides of the vinyl present a Soundboarding recording of the Murfreesboro show, which was previously released on CD, but this is the first time on vinyl format, and it has been remastered from the analog mono source, which will present an incredibly superior sound. The last side of the vinyl allows the listener to enjoy an incredible sound while exploring the evolution of the song. The glossy gatefold will be accompanied by a bonus 30x30 cm glossy photo. A Must-have!
The SR intends to present Elvis at the peak of his career. Elvis’ 'Burning Love' as recorded in March 1972, combined with the Murfreesboro May 1975 show, is undoubtedly the best moment of both years, presenting him at the top of his game, delivering a great studio session and a great show. The performance presents Elvis with a renovated Rocker attitude. Likewise, the recording is of good quality, with a clear, clean sound and well-defined instruments. But importantly, this is the only complete soundboard of the tour.
The April and May concert presents us with a rediscovered Elvis who, although overweight, faces the stage with a newfound rock attitude. We can call the 'Burning Love Tour', because Elvis performed the song in almost all 18 shows. The song was recorded in March 1972. The song was performed twice during the April 1972 tour and was the highlight of the November 1972 tour. It then disappeared after the Aloha TV special. 1975 represents the song's comeback, and together with Elvis’s rocker side, it will be performed until April 1976.
The show is great and now consists of a solid collection, although Elvis dropped some of the recently recorded songs. The range of Elvis’ performance is still extensive, with his rocking side performed in the show, including the 1972 'Burning Love', the new 'T.R.O.U.B.L.E' without forgetting the now classic, and highly challenging vocal 'Bridge Over Troubled Water', which, without doubt, represents the highlight of the show.
This new SR Special Product will be housed in a Deluxe 300-gram sleeve that includes the double 150-gram vinyl, also containing a bonus card.
To have a special collector’s item, the 300 copies will be presented on red colored vinyl. All the copies will come with glossy Stickers, hand-numbered and individually sealed.
LP SIDE A, B, and C 33 RPM Recorded Live at Tennessee State U.Murfreesboro TN.May 7, 1975 (8:30 pm). Previously Unreleased on Vinyl.
Side A: 01. Opening Vamp 02. See See Rider 03. I Got A Woman – Amen 04. Love Me 05. If You Love Me 06. Love Me Tender 07. All Shook Up
Side B: 08. Teddy Bear - Don't Be Cruel 09. The Wonder Of You 10. Burning Love 11. Band Introductions 12. Johnny B. Goode 13.Drums Solo 14. Bass Solo 15. School Day 16. Bridge Over Troubled Water 17. T.R.O.U.B.L.E
Side C: 18. I'll Remember You 19. Let Me Be There 20. An American Trilogy 21. Funny How Time Slips Away 22. Hound Dog 23. Elvis Dialogue 24. Little Darlin' 25.Can't Help Falling In Love 26.Closing Vamp
Side D 33 RPM Studio and Live Soundboard Recording - Some of the songs are previously Unreleased on Vinyl.
01. Burning Love Undubbed Master March 28&29, 1972
02. Burning Love Best Outtakes March 28&29, 1972. Take 4
03. Burning Love Best Rehearsal March 31, 1972
04. Burning Love First Live Performance.
Greensboro, NC, April 14, 1972.
05. Burning Love First Live Performance In 1973.
Aloha, Hawaii, January 12, 1973.
06. Burning Love Best Live Performance.Dallas, TX June 06, 19
(Source: SR Records)