This CD has the feel and sound of a 'standard bootleg', a concert tape with some errors on it. But we’re glad to have it in our collection, especially this one because of the live version of 'Wooden Heart'. Elvis talks too much though.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

The Follow That Dream label released Elvis' dinner show from August 11, 1972, the Las Vegas Archives import label now released the August 5th. dinner show.[more]

Steve Binder had the guts to tell Elvis Presley his career was in the toilet and scored a rare victory in a power struggle with the singer's domineering manager, "Colonel" Tom Parker.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

Released by Legacy Recordings is the five track CD “Discover Elvis”. Is it a good starting point to discover our man?[more]

John Tefteller discovered the Elvis Presley acetate containing the Don Davis interview which was released on the Follow That Dream Edition of Elvis' debut album "Elvis Presley". This interview, by the webmaster of the Elvis Presley Scrapbook website who kindly allowed us to use it, gives the background on this discovery.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

A bit late, but when I finally received the latest outing of FTD, the 2CD set Dixieland Delight I was extremely busy. Anyway, here is my verdict on it.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

Since it is a compiled show already it looks a bit strange to add two bonus songs after the closing: a powerful "Bridge over Troubled Water" and a funny version of "Love Me Tender". But the concert feeling is lost a bit, since Elvis didn't do encores.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

This release, boasting superior sound quality, has a lot to be desired. The bootleg release from a 1976 Alabama concert has much better sound quality than this release has.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

I am one of those fans who adored Elvis in the 1970's and feel that this was the time when he most connected with his fans.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

By a good friend, for a good cause: recently Jordan’s Elvis World decided to release a CD(R), “Doing The Best I Can – From Fans To Fans” to collect $500.00 for the American Red Cross.[more]