Elvis: The Last Concert FTD 3 CD Set

Name: Elvis: The Last Concert FTD 3 CD Set
Brand: FTDR LIMITED
SKU: A130-1720CD
Price: 38.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)

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As part of its ongoing live on tour series, FTD is pleased to announce the historical release of “ELVIS: THE LAST CONCERT”. Released as a 3-CD 5” digipak, this set features the first official release of his final live performance at the Market Square Arena, Indianapolis, June 26,1977. With priority given to historical content, this amateur recording has been digitally enhanced to improve its many sonic deficiencies. Two additional concerts augment this 3-CD set; Arena Sioux Falls, October 18, 1976 and Omni Coliseum, Atlanta, December 30, 1976. (Previously released as part of the very limited book “On The Road With Elvis.”

DETAILS:

Audio CD
Number of Discs: 3
Number of Tracks: 77
Label: Follow That Dream
Release Date: May 2024
SEE PHOTOS FOR COMPLETE TRACK LISTING
Pleased be advised this release contains various audio imperfections due to limitations of the original source

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 4 reviews)

John ★★★★★ Oct 13, 2026

The digipak packaging feels sturdier than the old jewel cases, and having all three discs organized by the June 1977 show makes it easy to follow the whole setlist in order. I've played disc two three times already and the crowd noise comes through without drowning out the vocals.

Brian ★★★★★ Sep 15, 2026

The June 1977 sound on these three discs is way clearer than the bootlegs I've had for years, and the digipak actually holds up on a shelf. Hearing the full show laid out across the set finally gave me a sense of how that last tour really sounded.

Charlotte P. ★★★★★ Sep 14, 2026

I've been chasing a decent copy of this show for years, and hearing it properly mastered across three discs finally does the performance justice. The between-song chatter and the band intros come through so clearly it feels like you're in the room.