Bilbobaggins wrote: January 9th, 2026, 4:24 am

NinaFromCanadaEh wrote: January 9th, 2026, 12:49 am 30741618_1207711979365633_2966432270946140160_n.jpg

Do you happen to know which engagement or show this photo is from?

Elvis is wearing the white Bi-Centennial Suit with blue sleeves, so it must be from the April/May 1976 engagement.

Bilbobaggins wrote: January 3rd, 2026, 5:14 am Here it is @MartyMcFly. Thank you for noticing! Now it's complete.



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Thanks a lot Bilbobaggins . Appreciate it.

Thank you for these scans. They look great!
Could it be, that picture 5 is missing?

The most famous and widely available recording of this show was made by John Herman. The superfan (who knew Elvis personally!) set everything in motion, and used his connections, to somehow record the show over the mixing desk, but wasn't given permission to do so. He was, however, allowed to ...

The most famous and widely available recording of this show was made by John Herman. The superfan (who knew Elvis personally!) set everything in motion, and used his connections, to somehow record the show over the mixing desk, but wasn't given permission to do so. He was, however, allowed to ...

NinaFromCanadaEh wrote: November 9th, 2025, 10:39 am thanks for the new to me information

I vaguely recall the name Jim Curtain and put links from Elvis sites about him

Jim Curtain presented Elvis the cowbell during the show and shook Elvis' hand. There are some pictures available.

Just borrowed this book as an audiobook, but to be honest, I’m no Priscilla fan... I neither like or trust her.
I listened through the L.M. Presley book when it came out, and that one was worth the time.
Has anyone already read/listened to this book and can say whether Priscilla book is worth ...

Maybe some of you remember the German "Bravo" magazine. It has always been a supplier of many Elvis articles through the years. I have scans of, I think, all the Elvis articles from 1956 up to 1988. If you are interested I will post these scans, year by year.

The first batch is 1956. This year ...

Thank you for setting up this new forum! I was missing the old FECC forum a lot, great that there is a successor.