Memphis Recording Service released Radio Recorders earlier this week. The album is part of the vinyl counterpart of their Studio Sessions '56 release from last summer.moreElvisNews.com Shop

Recently released on the Crown label is the 3rd version of the New Year’s Eve concert of 1976 in Pittsburgh. Was this release really necessary?more

This book by life long fan Sandi Pichon has just been issued by Apex Publishing. Is it a worthy addition to the huge library of “Elvis books”?moreElvisNews.com Shop

The third FTD release this month, the 2CD classic album version of “Raised On Rock” has something in common with the other two (“Easy Come, Easy Go” and “I Sing All Kinds”). Elvis didn’t feel like recording at all (with both), there are some very strong songs (like a lot of “I Sing All Kinds”) and some very poor (as most on “Easy Come”).moreElvisNews.com Shop

Concluding we can only say that we understand why BMG did not upgrade this album, since it almost is "mission impossible" with such relatively poor material, but it is Elvis.moreElvisNews.com Shop

Concluding, “Raised on Rock” is an instantaneous snapshot of Elvis in July of 1973, less than 7 months after he hosted “the biggest show on Earth” and presents us, above all, a very sincere singer.moreElvisNews.com Shop

This week we take a look at a German "memorabilia site" from our volunteers list. It's always nice to see which items survived the test of time and what they're worth and selling for these days. The question we ask ourselves is the website worth visitingmore

Released on the “RE3” label is volume 3 in the “Rare Elvis” series. Is it rare?more

This set contains two documentaries. The first one is poor, the second documentary covers the highlights of Elvis' life pretty well in pretty good quality. It also seems rather well thought out and has a good ending.moreElvisNews.com Shop

Yesterday, April 21, not only the English queen had her birthday but it was also Record Store Day. Therefore the British MRS (Memphis Recording Service) decided to release a LP of The King: RCA Studio 1, The New York Sessions.moreElvisNews.com Shop

When RCA Records releases its Elvis Presley retrospective, ELV1S 30 #1 Hits, September 24 amid a worldwide blitzkrieg of publicity typically reserved for a Hollywood blockbuster, more will be at stake than just another multi-platinum sales opportunity.moreElvisNews.com Shop

Released on September 14, 2009 is DJ Spankox's follow-up to last year's love it or hate it remix album “Re:Versions.” The original made quite a buzz in the Elvis world, with some fans (including Mike Stoller, who penned two songs from this new release as well) enjoying the remixes, and others disgusted at the prospect of the album. Regardless, as an active member of the Elvis community, Spankox has taken the criticism constructively, and released a new album of dance mixes for the fans.moreElvisNews.com Shop

Here are three articles in relation to the Q&A TV special on Sam Philips, "The man who invented Rock 'n' Roll". Just click on a title to go to it.more

Anyone who has the latest Essential Elvis magazine will be aware of the feature inside regarding the discovery of an unknown interview from August 9th 1975. We can now post the interview in writing and you can listen to it yourself.more

What can you say about this release? It is fun to get a good impression of life on the road, but we guess you should have been present to enjoy it fully. It completes the talking only CD’s in our collection.moreElvisNews.com Shop

This release is a half talking and half music album. We get a got handful of “Having Fun On Stage” and some talking, that we already have on other releases.more

The latest team work by Flaming Star/FTD resulted in another themed book. This one, by David English and Pål Granlund, focusses on the period from August 16 until September 30, 1956.moreElvisNews.com Shop

The new label Backdraft kicked of with a 4CD release of Elvis’ 2nd Vegas engagement. Is it a worthy addition or replacement of what we already have?more

Yesterday I felt like a kid in a candy shop when a surprise package was delivered by the postman.more

With a “little” delay the 2LP set of the 1974 show in Memphis arrived last week, being FTD’s most recent outing on vinyl.moreElvisNews.com Shop

In the series of re-releases of (extended) albums that were withdrawn from BMG’s main catalogue, FTD released the first non soundtrack album, "Elvis Recorded Live On Stage In Memphis". A very good show in a more than just audible quality.moreElvisNews.com Shop

The latest Straight Arrow "Red Hot" release is out, does it live up to its name?more

The interview is done by done by Todd Slaughter, President of the OEPFC, at an English Fanclub Convention November 3, 1999. The first part is a conversation between Todd and Red, the last part consists of audience-questions to Red.more

Elvis-75: Elvis 75 marks the King of rock and roll’s 75th birthdaymoreElvisNews.com Shop

Another volume in the Standing Room Only Tapes on the Madison label just fell in my mailbox. This time it’s a re-release of the poorest of the old Vicky outings, Carry Me Back To Old Virginia. Madison gave it the title Red-Hot In Richmond, is it Red-Hot?more