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

"With all due respect to Elvis Presley," British DJ Paul Oakenfold says, "I don't think Rubberneckin' was a classic." So he felt all right cutting up that song with beats and loops for a Presley compilation.moreElvisNews.com Shop

In our series of email interviews our next victim was a voluntary one, Marc Hendrickx. He's the author of one of the most complete Elvis-fact books available, Elvis A. Presley - Musique et vie d'un Mythe (or Muziek, Mens, Mythe).more

Andrew Hearn from Essential Elvis talks to Elvis' former '50s sweetheartmore

Memphis woman saw singer's transition from shy high-schooler to world-renowned performer. Dixie Locke Emmons was dating Elvis Presley in 1954, but her favorite singers at the time were Perry Como, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and Peggy Lee.moreElvisNews.com Shop

Don Maloney learned a lesson that night — never go to the snack bar of the PX at Camp Wildflecken, Germany, with Elvis Presley if you’re really hungry.moreElvisNews.com Shop

Photographer Art Otremba of Dracut recalls photographing Elvis during Hawaiian concert.moreElvisNews.com Shop

In cooperation with Elvis unlimited Sweden we offered you the possibility to ask Charlie Hodge a question. Here are some of your questions and Charlie's answers.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.moreElvisNews.com Shop

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.moreElvisNews.com Shop

On April 4, 1977, Ed Bonja sat on the edge of the bed in his fourth floor Hilton hotel room. He was sick. He had just stayed up all night and lost $12,000 gambling with "The Colonel" Tom Parker. And his girlfriend had left him for his hometown preacher.more

On January 8, 2015, Elvis Aaron Presley would have turned 80. And even though he’s been dead for more than 37 years, his fame is still unrivalled and his legacy continues to inspire new generations. Graceland, his house in Memphis, is visited by 600,000 tourists every year, his music continues to sell in vast quantities, and new details about his life and death still make for popular tabloid fodder.more

On a recent cold and rainy Saturday evening at the KTLA studios on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, singer/actor Chris Isaak sits down to talk about the man who, for him, started it all. "Don't forget the King's men; don't forget the King."more

A few years after his death in 1977, Presley's estate and rights to his music and likeness came under the control of a trust and board of trustees. Jack Soden was there in Memphis from the beginning, helping Priscilla and other trustees create accessibility to all things Elvis.more

We Interviewed Daniel Klein, author of "Kill Me Tender" in 2000 after his first Elvis murder mystery came out. With the presentation of the second Elvis murder mystery "Blue Suede Clues" we offered you the possibility to ask the author some questions. FmoreElvisNews.com Shop

Andrew Hearn, editor of the Essential Elvis magazinemore

In our series of Email-interviews we had the pleasure to interview Bev Caldwell, a name given to us by Sandi Miller (ElvisNews 9) Beverly took some time to respond, but when she did … well read for yourself.more

Bill Burk is well known by most fans for his articles about Elvis in the Memphis Press Scimitar, his own publication Elvis World and his presence in alt.elvis.king.more

Two weeks ago "Kill Me Tender" a fictional "Elvis murder mystery" by Daniel Klein came out. This book tells the story of Elvis investigating the death of two of his fan club presidents.more

DJ Fontana participated in one of our EmailInterviews. We asked the ElvisNews readers to mail us the questions, see if DJ Fontana answered your ...more

This week we have one of our Emailinterviews with Donna Keen. She became the victim through the interview we had with Bev Cadwell last year.more

Last Friday, August 4, "Elvis Shot by Bonja", a co-operation between Ed Bonja and the Danish fanclub was released.moreElvisNews.com Shop

This week we have an interview with Jeff Scott, a graphic artists who used Elvis as the subject as some of his work.more

If you are ever visit New York...., don't hesitate to visit me, all Elvisfans are welcome....more

Please tell the fans and other readers that I send them my very best wishes from the bottom of my heart. I hope to meet all of them one day. I’m here for them.more