This 10 CD set is a limited edition of 1000 copies, containing a huge part of Elvis catalogue in French.[more]

Finally a FTD release we were really looking forward to again. Did it meet the expectations?[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

This is one of the few import releases that came out recently. It's an incomplete soundboard recording from April 26 1977.[more]

It isn't the worst 1977 show, but the sound quality isn't too good. A lot of noise and the band sounds loud compared to Elvis, and you hardly hear the Sweets. If not for collecting reasons, you can easily live without it.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

We can only say that you have to have it! Even if you have every single take released before, this FTD-release contains 74 minutes of pure listening pleasure.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

The "Memphis Sessions", another fine release from the FTD label brings us back to a time when The king was changing the direction of his Recordings, creating some of the best "style" of his career.[more]

No this is not our Seasnon's Greeting to you but a short review of a short, yet special, CD.[more]

We get the complete masters of the Graceland sessions here, but from the original LP "Let Me Be There" is omitted. Because it is available on "Live on Stage in Memphis" already, the cover states.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

Moody Blue was released June 19, 1977. Less than two months later Elvis Presley was dead of a massive heart attack probably caused by a combination of prescription drugs and excessive weight gain. Moody Blue would become a huge hit album reaching number three on the pop charts and remaining number one on the country charts for ten weeks. It would go on to sell three million copies in the United States.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

BMG clearly stated that these releases are not for the fans, but for the general public.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop