The Elvis Presley of the mid 1970s bore little resemblance to the lean rock icon of the 1950s and early 1960s. As the seventies progressed and his addictions and weight spiraled upward, he would increasingly put less effort into his recordings and live performances. By the time of his death in 1977, in many ways, he had become a caricature of himself. Despite all this, his voice remained strong and thus there are some gems to by culled from his 70’s music.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

The seventeenth single from the re-issue series is “Way Down”, the last of the "old" singles in this #1 re-issue series. The single hit #1 originally on August 13, 1977, three days before Elvis death.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

We know Elvis rehearsed a lot, many rehearsals are released, and several rank high in the fan’s favorites lists. Now a CD came out with songs Elvis and his band did not rehearse. Can it be a fan’s favorite too?[more]

Since the JAT release of this show is very hard to get this is a nice chance to buy a piece of history for your collection, but just like the first DVD release of this show, it is expensive.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

Since this show was an "historic" event it is interesting for all fans. The quality is O.K. regarding the source, but not better than video's of this show which are also available.[more]

Issued a few months ago, but still pretty fresh, is the FTD book ‘Welcome Home Elvis 1960’.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

Elvis Presley was born into obscurity Jan. 8, 1935, in a two-room shack in Tupelo, Miss. On Aug. 16, 1977, he died alone, age 42, in his gated estate in Memphis. He hasn't been lonely since.[more]

There is only one thing I don’t like about this CD: it’s too short! Make sure you have have it in your collection. And for those who have it in their collection … listen to it again: it’s one of the best![more]ElvisNews.com Shop

This time we review a website with at least one feature, the Elvis site with the longest name. Too bad you don't get points for that.[more]

Venus released a CD with only 2 songs: Solitaire and Moody Blue, recorded in the Jungle room, hence the title Welcome To The Jungle.[more]