Moon Memphis

From legendary barbecue to famous blues, soak up the best of Bluff City with Moon Memphis.

A mythic tone always accompanies the subject of Half Moon Run’s genesis. The musical chemistry of Devon Portielje, Conner Molander, and Dylan Phillips is a continued source of wonder, even to the band, and even now - a decorous decade on. Half Moon Run’s collaborative power has remained constant and unsuppressed and their new album Salt sees them revisiting the site of their bond’s first forging, bringing visions to light that’ve been there in waiting since the beginning.

'Memphis' is a comprehensive collection that takes listeners through the many recordings Elvis had done while in Memphis - from his songs at SUN Records, to his American Studio and Stax sessions, through to his 1974 hometown show and finally, his last recordings in Graceland.

This expansive set includes every recording made by The King of Rock 'n' Roll in Memphis, Tennessee, from his 1954 debut single, "That's All Right," through to the final 1976 sessions at his Graceland home. Each track has been newly mixed, without overdubs, by Matt Ross-Spang with the aim of getting as close as possible to what Elvis heard in the studio. Along the way, Memphis presents Presley's 1969 comeback sessions, his 1973 recordings at Stax, and a 1974 re-creation of his Vegas residency, billed as "The Homecoming Concert."

This expansive set includes every recording made by The King of Rock 'n' Roll in Memphis, Tennessee, from his 1954 debut single, "That's All Right," through to the final 1976 sessions at his Graceland home. Each track has been newly mixed, without overdubs, by Matt Ross-Spang with the aim of getting as close as possible to what Elvis heard in the studio. Along the way, Memphis presents Presley's 1969 comeback sessions, his 1973 recordings at Stax, and a 1974 re-creation of his Vegas residency, billed as "The Homecoming Concert."

This expansive set includes every recording made by The King of Rock 'n' Roll in Memphis, Tennessee, from his 1954 debut single, "That's All Right," through to the final 1976 sessions at his Graceland home. Each track has been newly mixed, without overdubs, by Matt Ross-Spang with the aim of getting as close as possible to what Elvis heard in the studio. Along the way, Memphis presents Presley's 1969 comeback sessions, his 1973 recordings at Stax, and a 1974 re-creation of his Vegas residency, billed as "The Homecoming Concert."

'Memphis' is a comprehensive collection that takes listeners through the many recordings Elvis had done while in Memphis - from his songs at SUN Records, to his American Studio and Stax sessions, through to his 1974 hometown show and finally, his last recordings in Graceland.