Elvis Presley In Concert - Mid-South Coliseum, Memphis, Tn. (2LP+7″ Bonus)
Elvis Presley
| EAN: | 6150433781756 |
| Artist(s): | Elvis Presley |
| Label: | World Records |
| Release date: | 6-2025 |
Product information
Elvis Presley – Live in Concert March 16 & 17, 1974 – 2LP + Bonus 45 RPM Single
A breathtaking sonic resurrection of The King’s legendary Memphis shows.
For the very first time, the “World Record” label proudly presents this exclusive release of Elvis Presley live in concert at the Mid-South Coliseum, Memphis, Tennessee, recorded on March 16 & 17, 1974. This 2LP set, pressed on 180-gram vinyl, is a revelation for Elvis fans: these performances are now available in never-before-heard original stereo, mastered at the correct speed — making it feel as though Elvis just stepped into the studio yesterday.
Every track captures the electrifying atmosphere of these iconic shows, with crystal-clear sound that will send chills down your spine. As one listener put it: “I heard several samples and my legs were shaking – I couldn’t believe what I heard.”
Experience nearly 2 hours of live Elvis magic
Each LP is housed in a beautiful gatefold sleeve, filled with authentic detail and vintage charm. You’ll be transported straight to 1974, as Elvis commands the stage with his unmistakable energy, voice, and charisma.
BONUS: 45 RPM Vinyl Single
This deluxe edition also includes an exclusive blue vinyl 45 RPM single, adding even more collector’s value and musical joy to this already stunning set.
Product details:
• 2x 180g gatefold vinyl LPs
• Recorded live March 16 & 17, 1974 – Mid-South Coliseum, Memphis
• Original stereo mastering at correct speed
• Bonus 45 RPM single included
• First-ever release on the World Record label
• Stunning sound quality and presentation
• A must-have for every Elvis collector
Exclusively available from Bennies Fifties – your trusted Elvis Presley specialist.
Also available: the companion release Elvis Live in Concert March 14 & 19, 1974 – MTSU Murfreesboro, similarly released as a 2LP + 45 RPM set in original stereo.
The King lives on — on vinyl.