Due to an incorrect quark file being used by the manufacturer of FTDs CDs, the name 'Presley' has been spelt wrong (Presely) on the spine of the original pressing of Wild In The Country. You can now order the corrected sleeve. This is at no charge however; Please note: The weight of this item is calculated by the shopping cart. If ordered with on it's own - postage equivelant to one normal 7" FTD CD will be charged. ($4 Australia, $10 International) If ordered with only one other item it will cost some extra postage. If ordered with two or more FTD CDs it will not add any extra cost to the postage. We do not know at this time if this is a once off opportunity to order the replacement sleeve but we believe it is as FTD have requested we place an order for the required number.

Let Yourself Go The Making of 'Elvis' – The Comeback Special combines previously unreleased outtakes from the sessions at Western Recorders, with the June 24 rehearsal at NBC (previously only available on bootleg). The Western recordings include the opening, the gospel sequence, the road sequence, Memories and If I Can Dream.

I Sing All Kinds a collection of outtakes from the sessions in Nashville during 1971 - I Sing All Kinds has been high on the priority list of many fans for quite some time. This is a great CD - highly recommended to all fans.

Made in Memphis is a single-disc regular Follow That Dream release featuring outtakes from Elvis' sessions in Memphis in 1969 (American Sound Studio), 1973 (Stax Recording Studio) and 1976 (the den at Graceland). There is an additional 5-song set of home recordings made at Sam Thompson's place in November 1973.

One Night In Vegas is a RCA stereo recording of Elvis Presley's Las Vegas concert on August 10 1970. The film cameras were in place, the star-studded audience at their tables, the electric tension was super-super-charged as the lights dimmed suddenly in the Showroom Internationale, then plunged the room into darkness. The huge orchestra began its introduction and everyone fell silent. The drapes swung back towards the wings and the air came alive with ecstatic gasps of anticipation. Then ... where there had only been emptiness - there he was! ELVIS!

Polk Salad Annie contains live RCA stereo recordings from February 1970 in Las Vegas. The main content (47 minutes) is from the February 15, 1970 midnight show. The opening "All Shook Up" was not recorded in 1970. To fill the CD up to 65 minutes and 25 seconds we get several tracks from February 17th to February 19th.

This FTD CD is a double CD-set featuring Elvis Presley's complete concert on "New Years Eve" 1976 in Pittsburgh. Important : This is an Audiance recording - NOT a soundboard. The sound quality is both noisy, hollow, and loaded with crowd noises, but this is a historic moment and probably the best quality we are ever going to get.

The Nashville Marathon features out-takes from Elvis Presley's June and September 1970 recording sessions and is another stunner from the FTD Team!

6363 Sunset is a fascinating second look at Elvis Presley’s recording sessions at the RCA Hollywood Studios in March of 1972 and 1975. The first 6 tracks are from the 2 nights in 1972 that produced "Burning Love" and "Always on my Mind" and the final 6 tracks focus on the session that produced the Elvis Today album and in the middle, we get 7 tracks from the "On Tour" concert rehearsal sessions also recorded in the same studio.

Too Much Monkey Business features twenty recordings from the sessions that Felton Jarvis and Chip Young recorded in 1980, lifting Elvis Presley's vocals off the original tapes and recording brand new backing tracks. Ten of these recordings originally found their way to the commercially successful ”Guitar Man” album, and FTD has added another ten previously unreleased songs.