Released by Elvis Unlimited is the book / CD combination “N.Y. 72”.[more]

Was the previous release on the label predestined to end up at the bottom of the FTD-pile, this one will be near the top, if not at the top. Without any doubt this one will played many, many times again. Thank you, Ernst and Co.![more]ElvisNews.com Shop

The latest release from FTD, the Nashville Marathon, is a gem. This is the kind of stuff that dreams are made of. The first thing I can say is that this should have been retitled ‘Essential Elvis - A Hundred Years From Now Part.2’.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

The soundtrack and movie, Speedway, were released in the spring of 1968 which mercifully ended the film career of Elvis Presley. It also signaled that Elvis was ready to move in other directions.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

This series can be a good introduction of Elvis in the Christian stores, gaining a new public, and in return a nice way to introduce that public to Elvis.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

In the regular FTD series we get a 2CD with two more or less complete shows. Is it double fun?[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

Follow That Dream's focus on tour number 20 certainly is a tough one! This new CD contains a soundboard recording from New Haven, July 30 1976.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

In his celebrated, two-volume biography of Elvis Presley, author Peter Guralnick recounts a scene that underscores the drama involved in the young rock sensation's guest appearance on Frank Sinatra's television show in March 1960 -- a classic pop pairing that's highlighted in a DVD titled "Sinatra: The Classic Duets."[more]

A few years ago, record companies decided we needed a new sound format. For those curious to know why, here are some details.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

I have been an Elvis fan since the 1960's. So I have seen his music released in various ways. As a marketing graduate I think bmg/sony have run out of steam for innovative strategies to release his music.[more]