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Elvis Presley

At 3AM

At 3AM

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Elvis Presley At 3AM - Lake Tahoe 1973 (Digi) (+Book)

The King is back, and this time he's partying in Lake Tahoe at the ungodly hour of 3AM. The year is 1973, and Elvis Presley is at the peak of his Vegas-era glory, crooning his heart out to the late-night revellers of the casino scene.

This album captures all the raw energy and charisma of Elvis at his best, with tracks like "Suspicious Minds" and "Can't Help Falling in Love" sending shivers down your spine and making you wish you were there in person to witness the magic unfold.

The live recordings are top-notch, showcasing Elvis's powerhouse vocals and magnetic stage presence. The band is tight, the crowd is rowdy, and the atmosphere is electric - it's like being transported back in time to experience a legendary moment in music history.

But the real gem of this release is the accompanying book, which offers a glimpse into the madness and mayhem of Elvis's life on the road. From wild anecdotes to intimate photos, it's a must-read for any die-hard fan looking to get a deeper insight into the life of the man behind the music.

So grab a cocktail, settle in for a wild ride, and let Elvis Presley serenade you into the early hours of the morning. This album is a must-listen for any music lover craving a taste of rock 'n' roll nostalgia. Long live the King!

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Also Sprach Zarathustra (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
2. See See Rider (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
3. I Got a Woman/Amen (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
4. Help Me Make It Through the Night (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
5. Steamroller Blues (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
6. You Gave Me a Mountain (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
7. Love Me (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
8. Blue Suede Shoes (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
9. Long Tall Sally/Whole Lotta Shakin Mama/Don't Dance/Shake, Rattle & Roll (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
10. I'm Leavin' (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
11. Hound Dog (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
12. What Now My Love (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
13. Suspicious Minds (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
14. Band Introductions (Live at the Montreal Forum, Canada, 13th July 1983)
15. I'll Remember You (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
16. I Can't Stop Loving You (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
17. Bridge Over Troubled Water (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
18. A Big Hunk O' Love (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
19. Can't Help Falling in Love/Closing Vamp (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)
20. Announcement (Live at the Midnight Show, 12th May, 1973)


Disc: 2
1. Also Sprach Zarathustra (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
2. See See Rider (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
3. I Got a Woman/Amen (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
4. Help Me Make It Through the Night (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
5. Steamroller Blues (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
6. You Gave Me a Mountain (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
7. Love Me (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
8. Blue Suede Shoes (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
9. Long Tall Sally/Whole Lotta Shakin/Mama Don't Dance/Shake, Rattle & Roll (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
10. My Way (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
11. Hound Dog (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
12. What Now My Love (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
13. Suspicious Minds (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
14. I'll Remember You (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
15. I Can't Stop Loving You (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
16. Bridge Over Troubled Water (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
17. Funny How Time Slips Away (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
18. It's Over (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
19. Release Me (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
20. Faded Love (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)
21. Can't Help Falling in Love (Live at the 3AM Show, 13th May, 1973)

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Elvis Presley

The King of Rock and Roll himself, Elvis Presley, needs no introduction. With his soulful vocals, electric stage presence, and iconic hip-shaking moves, Elvis revolutionised the music industry in the 1950s and left a lasting impact that still resonates to this day. From his early hits like "Heartbreak Hotel" and "Jailhouse Rock" to his later hits like "Suspicious Minds" and "Burning Love," Elvis's discography is a masterclass in blending rock, country, and gospel influences into a sound that was uniquely his own. But Elvis was more than just a musician; he was a cultural phenomenon. With his tousled hair, leather jumpsuits, and signature sideburns, Elvis became a fashion icon and a symbol of rebellion for a generation of teenagers. He starred in a string of successful films, including "Blue Hawaii" and "Viva Las Vegas," and his appearances on television were must-see events that drew millions of viewers. Despite his untimely death in 1977, Elvis's legacy lives on. His music continues to inspire artists across genres, and his impact on popular culture is still felt today. So put on your blue suede shoes, grab a peanut butter and banana sandwich, and join us as we take a deep dive into the wild, wonderful world of the one and only Elvis Presley. Thank you very much.

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