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The Impossible Dream FTD-32 (82876 59845-2) April 2004
Recorded live on stage at the International Hotel, Las Vegas (soundboard recordings).

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January 28 1971 dinner show - International Hotel, Las Vegas (soundboard recording)
1. Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001) (January 26 opening show)
2. That's All Right (January 26 opening show)
3. You Don't Have To Say You Love Me
4. Love Me Tender
5. Sweet Caroline
6. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
7. Polk Salad Annie
8. Introductions
9. Johnny B. Goode (January 26 opening show)
10. Introductions
11. Something
12. Release Me / Love Me (few lines)
13. Blue Suede Shoes
14. Hound Dog
15. It's Now Or Never
16. Suspicious Minds
17. The Impossible Dream
Extra Songs
18. Mystery Train / Tiger Man (January 26 opening show)
19. There Goes My Everything (January 27 midnight show)
20. Make The World Go Away (January 27 midnight show)
21. Love Me (January 27 midnight show)
22. Only Believe (January 27 midnight show)
23. How Great Thou Art (January 27 midnight show)
24. Snowbird (January 29 dinner show)
25. Can't Help Falling In Love (January 26 opening Show)

Notes

Produced by Ernst Mikael Jørgensen and Roger Semon / Mastered by Lene Reidel.

The main concert on this CD is from the dinner show on January 28 1971, which is from Elvis' fourth engagement at the International Hotel in Las Vegas, but as the original soundboard tape had several flaws, it was neccessary to replace certain parts with recordings from the opening night of the engagement on January 26, as well as fixing the intro's of 'Johnny B. Goode' (track 9) and 'Something' (track11).

The extra bonus songs are all from the same January-February 1971 engagement.

Although not listed on the cover, Elvis sings a few lines of 'Love Me' after 'Release Me' (track 12), which was actually listed in the track listing on the pre-release advertisement sent out to dealers before the CD went on sale. The advertisement shown above comes from the March 2004 edition (issue 63) of the magazine Elvis: The Man And His Music.