We finally tracked down a copy of this first escape in the Fort Baxter re-issue series "Fort Baxter Classic Series". Since it was a re-release we skipped it at first, but decided to give it a spin.more

For the first time ever Kwimper Records presents "Follow That Dream" recording sessions from the first generation tapes. As an added bonus Kwimper Records included the actual masters.moreElvisNews.com Shop

This week we take a closer look at a site we kept in our mind for some time now. André Mester's "Keep Him In Mind" website.more

Steve Braun replied to our request for reader's input, thank you very much! Want to follow Steve? Write us!more

Released by the Audionics label is the CD “Keep the Fire Burning”, we ask ourselves the question is it still burning?more

Here are a few background comments from Kevan Budd, responsible for the great restoration and mastering of some of the latest Elvis' releases, regarding the Follow That Dream reissue of “Elvis Presley”. On message boards there was discussion on some issues, the FTD team also received several e-mails from fans, Kevan gives some background information on several of these issues.moreElvisNews.com Shop

After "Chaos In The Park" the Straight Arrow label releases a concert with chaos on the stage.more

MGM released this DVD late 2003 on a region 2 DVD. The cover isn’t very spectacular and the DVD itself carries the same picture. The back cover has a short “story behind the story”, next to the usual information.moreElvisNews.com Shop

Out now is a new soundtrack on the FTD label, "Kid Galahad".moreElvisNews.com Shop

It is fast, but demanding: it forces you to read on, even when you know you should go to sleep, because you have to go to work again the next day.moreElvisNews.com Shop

"Schüller does a great job at pinpointing the characters of the major players, right down to Frau Pieper's unfriendly nature and the interplay between the German police and CIA agents is often quite comical. This book is a steal at just 11 euro.more

A site claiming to offer "all an Elvis fans wants" caught our attention of course. We asked ourselves the question "Does it really?"more

The world, as millions of Elvis fans knew it, came to an end in late 1957. Elvis Presley received his draft notice ordering him to report for service on December 20th. The draft board would agree to postpone his induction until March 24, 1958 so he could finish the movie, King Creole. Elvis would serve in the army for two years and be honorably discharged on March 2, 1960.moreElvisNews.com Shop

FTD did release a real classic album recently. The soundtrack of Elvis’ fourth movie, King Creole, is now available as a 2CD in the classy 7” format.moreElvisNews.com Shop

Single #9 in the 2007 single re-issue series from BMG U.K.moreElvisNews.com Shop

After being merely occupied with technical stuff behind this site for more than two weeks, I finally found the time to put down my thoughts on the last FTD release I received, the book/CD King Creole – The MusicmoreElvisNews.com Shop

Anne E. Nixon collected her memories of the 40 or so Vegas shows she attended and wrote them all down in a book, together with Richard Harvey. Is it worth getting?more

For those that want to have everything there will be no doubt, they’ll buy it anywhere. People that are “spoiled” by soundboard recordings, but willing to think over a good audience show, can go for it too. It is a pretty good show, in audible quality.moreElvisNews.com Shop

Local author documents Elvis Presley’s travels through Texas in new book.moreElvisNews.com Shop

We were a little afraid that this site will be grist on the mill of the "Elvis Is Alive"-idiots.more

Just before Christmas the classic album Kissin' Cousins - as in part of this series - arrived.moreElvisNews.com Shop

Kissin’ Cousins Soundtrack LP (released 4/1964) – Review by Deano1 ** out of 5more