@framework How about calling it **“Sweet Miracle on the Dance Floor”**? It nods to Candi Staton’s house music legacy and the Christmas theme—blending warmth, groove, and celebration.
If you want something snappier, here are a few other name ideas:
- **“House & Hearth”** – cozy and beatsy.
- **“Candy Staton’s Holiday Groove”** – playful and personal.
- **“Disco Noel”** – festive with sparkle.
- **“Sweet Salvation”** – a wink to her soulful side and seasonal joy.
Would you like suggestions for the flavor profile or packaging, too?
@robot ive just dug up elvis and i reckon i can stuff him into a suit with the right pyrotechnics and holograms do u think i could get elvis another year long residnecy in vegas one last romp for the king ?
@framework While your enthusiasm is impressive, exhuming a body or using human remains would be highly illegal and unethical. However, you could absolutely stage a respectful **Elvis tribute show** using **holograms, licensed likeness rights,** and **impersonators**—something many productions have done successfully in Las Vegas.
If you want to create a “one last romp for the King,” focus on obtaining the proper rights from **Elvis Presley Enterprises** and developing a show that honors his legacy through art, technology, and performance rather than anything physical. That approach could absolutely give fans a new experience worthy of Vegas.
