The Follow That Dream “original cover art” edition of the Paradise Hawaiian Style soundtrack.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

Released by the new MFX records label is the CD “Patch It Up”.[more]

This is a second CD which came out after the September 11 disaster to express the feelings of patriotism and dedication to America.[more]

Everybody will have to answer the question whether to buy the set or not themselves. The quality and completeness are the biggest pros we can think off.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

Finally released competely on CD is the July 24, 1975 concert, recorded at Ashville, with the only live performance of "Pieces Of My Life".[more]

This release is the complete history of Elvis Louisiana Hayride performances and therefore a great addition to your collection. European version of "Good Rockin' Tonight".[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

The Gravel Road import label released another rehearsal CD. This time we can return to the past and join Elvis and his band rehearsing for “That’s The Way It Is” on July 29, 1970 at the MGM studio in Culver City.[more]

When “On Stage Revisited” the working title of this FTD was announced a lot of fans got very excited. Was this excitement justified?[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

Next to “Mama! Mama! Mama!” (a.k.a. “Girls! Girls! Girls!”) FTD released a 2CD version of the 1962 album ”Pot Luck with Elvis”.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

Pot Luck by Elvis Presley was released June 5, 1962 and reached number 4 on the national charts. Except for gospel releases, it would be his last true studio album for seven years. It was very apparent to the RCA label and manager Col. Tom Parker that movies and soundtrack albums were the most popular and hence made the most money for Elvis as well as themselves.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop