Listening to them you truly do realize why the producer, Pavel C, called them "A Slavery of Love" ! As a bonus the CD covers are nicely produced as well and packed full of photos.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

This is a must for all the fans, no matter what period you like best, it belongs in every collection. You won’t be sorry to spend your money on this one.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

How many records has Elvis actually sold? Did he really sell One Billion records as has been claimed. Nick Keene has researched this subject in depth with help from Ernst Jorgensen at Sony BMG and has compiled the following report.[more]

For picture fans this book is a must, like most of Tunzi's books. It gives a nice overview of Elvis in the seventies and although the title "For the First Time Ever" doesn't fit every picture, you'll find enough "new" pictures.[more]

FTD just released another live show, this time on 7”(!). It is the Richmond gig from March 18, 1974.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

This is an enjoyable show to listen song wise, but not so enjoyable audio wise, as with many audience recordings. But for now this is all we have to enjoy.[more]

Released by the Norwegian Flaming Star are four Elvis “photo and quote” books.[more]

These new releases, presented with care, scholarship and sonic improvement, make perhaps the strongest case yet for the continued reissues. At the same time, fitting Presley's catalog into such obvious categories does something of an injustice to a man whose legacy is without category.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

The image is very clear, better than the 60's movies we have so far. Still we have the idea that with a little more effort it could have been better.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

The FTD label did a great job on this re-release. This is the kind of release that even makes soundtrack recordings interesting.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop