Elvis Presley News Has Fans Proclaiming ‘He Will Always Be the King'
Elvis Presley News Has Fans Proclaiming 'He Will Always Be the King' originally appeared on Parade.
You might think that after all these years, there couldn't possibly be any more previously unreleased recordings to release, but you'd be wrong.
On Friday, June 13, RCA Records and Legacy Recordings announcedSunset Boulevard, a new boxed set focusing on Presley's Los Angeles studio sessions from 1970-1975. The collection, featuring 89 tracks--more than half of which have never been issued in the U.S.-- will be released as a five-CD set and digital formats, along with a two-LP 'highlights' edition on Aug. 1.
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'Burning Love – Take 2,' an alternate version of Elvis' final top 10 hit, is out now as a preview track.
The new collection will be spotlighted at a special listening event set for Aug. 13 at Graceland, as part of the Elvis Week celebration honoring 90 years of Presley.
The new set features previously released recordings as well as rehearsal takes recorded at RCA's legendary studio in Hollywood, including such gems as 'Separate Ways,' 'T-R-O-U-B-L-E,' and 'Burning Love,' featuring Elvis recording with his crack touring band for the first time.
The first two discs of the collection features new mixes courtesy of Grammy-winner Matt Ross-Span, who stripped out all the overdubs leaving fresh versions of the recordings that focus on Elvis' vocals on the songs, including such classics as 's 'For the Good Times,' ' 'Where Do I Go From Here,' 's 'I Can Help,' and Don McLean's 'And I Love You So.'
Fans on the official Elvis Instagram account were thrilled by the news.
'AHHH incredible!! Just love this! Will definitely listen to and etc ⚡️🫶👑💋❤️🩹'
Another wrote in Spanish, translated into English, 'Unique, Unrepeatable, Majestic, Masterful, Colossal !!!!. The Greatest Artist in the Universe !!!!. Elvis Presley !!!!. He was, is and will always be The King !!!!. ❤️👑🙌'
'❤️❤️❤️❤️🙌❤️❤️❤️❤️,' another fan simply posted.
Elvis Presley News Has Fans Proclaiming 'He Will Always Be the King' first appeared on Parade on Jun 13, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 13, 2025, where it first appeared.
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