Madison just released this CD with the subtitle Standing Room Only Tapes – Volume One. Well I listened to it on my behind, since there were seats available, but I guess that doesn’t really matter.[more]

Elvis Presley never performed a concert in Europe in his long singing career, but that unfortunate oversight apparently is helping to stoke the burnin' flames of desire for all things Elvis in Europe.[more]

Today, we talk to the producer of Elvis' recordings and look at recollections of the King by guitarist James Burton and the queen of rockabilly, Wanda Jackson.[more]

Madison recently released what appeared to be their fore-last CD. With the last Madison release – “Rock My Soul” already out, it time to catch up the reviews.[more]

Well what more can I say ... it felt as if Elvis was really in the building: An excellent job chaps, take a bow.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

More and more import labels jump on the “Legendary Performer” series bandwagon. Volume 16 is just out and the first two volumes were re-issued once more. It gets harder and harder to keep up. The question is should we?[more]

The Wolfcall import label keeps spitting out new volumes in the originally BMG series and later Madison “A Legendary Performer” series. Not counting the “Legendary Performer” talking only album which was released by yet another label we reached volumes 14 and 15.[more]

We've reached volume 12 in this series, did we reach the bottom of the barrel too?[more]

With volume twelve just out I needed to pick up on reviewing the stack of silver dics on my desk with volumes nine, ten and eleven just waiting to be reviewed. Was I in for an evening of listening pleasure?[more]

Released by the “Flash” import label, trying to make a few bucks following the great “Legendary Performer” releases volumes 6 and 7 from the Madison label, are volumes 3 and 4 in this series. Does it meet the standard set by the Madison label?[more]