This CD ended up in my mailbox a couple of weeks ago, at the same time as the Our Memories CD. The disc contains the “famous” February 15, 1973 D.S.[more]

Is this Fairytale release with Elvis' December 6, 1975 Dinner Show a dream come true?[more]

In case of any doubt, this release is an absolute must for all. Not only for fans, but also for friends to make them learn more about our hero. I know I will buy more then one copy!"[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

When Elvis Presley returned from the army in 1960, and re-entered the studio for the first time in 3 years, I'm sure he felt as if he had something to prove to his fans and most importantly, himself.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

Elvis Presley truly is the King when it comes to posthumous releases, with several hundred more after-death albums than Jimi Hendrix and 2Pac put together. The good news is that his record company now cares about the quality, not just the quantity, of its Presley releases with "Close Up".[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

This release was part of five rush releases in the first quarter of 2002. All digi packs from Teenager Records, mostly released before on CDR. All CD’s were given to me by a friend….at least, I thought he was my friend…after listening I think he sure must[more]

A lot of the material on this CD has been released before. What makes it interesting is the complete radio show in a good quality, which can be considered an “historical” document just before his last concert in many years. It is now waiting on the U.S. Army to recognize Elvis contribution to the monument.[more]

Though incomplete, Elvis' No. 1 songs never sounded better.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

The new release of the Madison label brings us another incomplete show from the June 1975 show. This time it’s the afternoon show of June 8 in Jackson. The evening show was already released by Madison on “A Capital Performance”.[more]

Out now is the soundtrack of the movie that gave the fan's collector's label its name; "Follow That Dream".[more]ElvisNews.com Shop