? ELVIS DISCOGRAPHY (1957): “TOO MUCH – PLAYING FOR KEEPS”
TOO MUCH – PLAYING FOR KEEPS EDITADED 03-ENE-1957 SINGLE, RADIO RECORDERS 1. TOO MUCH 2. PLAYING FOR KEEPS Reference: 20/47-6800…
? ELVIS DISCOGRAPHY (1956): “ELVIS – LP”
ELVIS EDITADED 18-OCT-1956 ALBUM, RADIO RECORDERS, HOLLYWOOD / RCA STUDIOS, NEW YORK 1. LOVE ME 2. OLD SHEP…
? ELVIS DISCOGRAPHY (1956): “ELVIS VOL.2 – EXTENDED PLAY”
ELVIS VOL.2 – EXTENDED PLAY EDITADED 18-OCT-1956 EXTENDED PLAY, RADIO RECORDERS – RCA STUDIOS NEW YORK 1. OLD SHEP 2.…
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"In 1956, Elvis Presley released one of his most explosive singles, featuring two rhythm and blues classics reimagined with his unique style, cementing his place as both a youth idol and a musical innovator"
“Money Honey / One Sided Love Affair” (1956): Elvis Presley and the Sounds That Shaped His Early RCA Years
"The single that showcased Elvis Presley’s versatility in his beginnings"
Elvis Presley and His Explosive 1956 Single: “Blue Suede Shoes / Tutti Frutti” – The Birth of a Legend
"A key single in cementing Elvis Presley as the new rock and roll star of the 1950s"
Elvis Presley and the 1956 Single: “Just Because / Blue Moon” – The King’s Early Steps
"A single that reflects Elvis’ early rockabilly power and his more melodic side at the dawn of his legend"
Elvis Presley and the 1956 EP “The Real Elvis”: release date, songs, sessions and legacy of the King’s first major EP
"A definitive look at the 1956 EP “The Real Elvis”: its release, the four songs, how they were recorded, and why it marked a turning point"
“Hound Dog / Don’t Be Cruel” (1956): The single that made Elvis Presley the King of Rock and Roll
"The double-sided release that forever changed music history and crowned Elvis as a global phenomenon"
“I Want You, I Need You, I Love You / My Baby Left Me” (1956): Elvis Presley’s second great single
"A release that cemented the King of Rock’s career after his explosive debut with Heartbreak Hotel"
“King Creole” (1958): Elvis Presley in His Best Film Role
"The King of Rock shines as both actor and singer in a musical drama set in New Orleans"
