Elvis In Person At The International Hotel Las Vegas From Memphis To Vegas LP

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Here is a very unique Elvis double album record. There are two misprints on record one on side two. It shows the writer of "suspicious minds" as Frances Zambon when It actually was written by Memphis Singer ( Mark James)
And it shows "words" written by Tommy Boyce and Bob Hart. When it actually was written by ( Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb) of The Bee Gees....

Pretty Awesome Find!! If you love Elvis, you need this in your collection!! This album in my opinion is in excellent condition!! The sleeve shows very little wear. The inner sleeves are in great condition. The records are perfect with no scratches.
I've included additional info about the album below... Happy Bidding!!

Format: LP Record
Genre: Oldies
Primary Artist: Elvis Presley
Record Label: RCA
Sub Genre: Rock 'N' Roll
Work Name: Elvis in Person at the International Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada

Additional Information about Elvis in Person at the International Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada by Elvis Presley

Album Features

Artist: Elvis Presley

Songs Include

1. Blue Suede Shoes
2. Johnny B. Goode
3. All Shook Up
4. Are You Lonesome Tonight
5. Hound Dog
6. I Can't Stop Loving You
7. My Babe
8. Mystery Train / Tiger Man
9. Words
10. In the Ghetto
11. Suspicious Minds
12. Can't Help Falling in Love

Album Notes
Personnel: Elvis Presley (vocals); James Burton, John Wilkinson (guitar); Charlie Hodge (guitar, vocals); Larry Muhoberac (piano, organ); Jerry Scheff (bass); Ronnie Tutt (drums); Millie Kirkham (background vocals).Recorded live at the International Hotel, Las Vegas, Neveda from August 22 to 26, 1969. By 1969, Presley was no longer an unwelcome upstart to conservative Vegas audiences. Rather, he was exactly what Vegas loves best: a long-established star who put on a very big show. ELVIS IN PERSON contains highlights of the last five nights of Presley's month-long stint at the International Hotel, and it documents his Vegas show in its nascent stages. For this engagement, Presley featured more of his own hits than he would in the future.Presley was also more enthusiastic about performing that he would later be, as the thrill of conquering audiences had not yet given way to the tedium of constant touring. For all these reasons, ELVIS IN PERSON is many fans' favorite Presley live recording. There are occasional odd moments--an operatic soprano caterwauling behind "Are You Lonesome Tonight?," unnecessary horn flourishes at the end of nearly every song--but they are easily overshadowed by the strengths of Presley and his rocking core band, led by guitarist James Burton.

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