JAILHOUSE ROCK – behind the scenes of Elvis Presley’s third movie (Part.5) By Marius Ogieglo A song that is extremely important in the context of the entire film. Vince Everett, created by Presley (I will write more about the main…
ELVIS PRESLEY – “ARE YOU LONESOME TONIGHT?” By Mahnuel Muñoz If they tell me I can only choose one Elvis song, I’ll choose “Are You Lonesome Tonight?” The song itself is not particularly notable, I think it never was in…
I FORGOT TO REMEMBER TO FORGET – MYSTERY TRAINEDITED DEC 1, 1955SINGLE, SUN STUDIOS By Club Elvis Spain 1. MYSTERY TRAIN2. I FORGOT TO REMEMBER TO FORGETReference: 20/47-6357 Side A: I FORGOT To Remember To ForgetRecorded: Mid-July 1955, Sun Records…
ANN-MARGRET AND ELVIS PRESLEY By: Elvis Australia Source: www.elvis.com.au July 28, 2022 Information provided by Linda Zabriskie Johnson Ann-Margret was born Ann-Margret Olsson in Valsjöbyn, Jämtland, Sweden to Anna Aronsson and Gustav Olsson, a native of Örnsköldsvik. She grew up…
I FORGOT TO REMEMBER TO FORGET – MYSTERY TRAINEDITED JULY 31, 1955SINGLE, SUN STUDIOS By Club Elvis Spain 1. MYSTERY TRAIN2. I FORGOT TO REMEMBER TO FORGETReference: Sun 223 Side A: I Forgot To Remember To ForgetRecorded: Mid-July 1955, Sun…
This handwritten note and track list is believed to be the last written in his handwriting. He’s at TCB Stationery, and he asks Charlie Hodge to make sure he has the lyrics to these songs on hand (he says “…get…
BABY LET’S PLAY HOUSE – I’M LEFT YOU’RE RIGHT SHE’S GONEEDITED MAY 8, 1955SINGLE, SUN STUDIOS, MEMPHIS By Club Elvis Spain 1. BABY LET’S PLAY HOUSE2. I’M LEFT, YOU’RE RIGHT, SHE’S GONE (MY BABY’S GONE)Reference: Sun 217 Side A: I’m…
JAILHOUSE ROCK – Behind the Scenes of Elvis Presley’s 3rd Movie –(Part 4) By Marius Ogieglo Let’s rock, everybody, let’s rock After arriving in California (April 28), Presley checked into the popular* Beverly Wilshire Hotel located in Beverly Hills at…
“From Country Blues to Rockabilly: Elvis Presley’s Bold Evolution in 1954” INFORMATION General Information Elvis Presley’s third single for Sun Records, released in December 1954, featured “Milkcow Blues Boogie” on the A-side and “You’re a Heartbreaker” on the B-side. This…
In her memoir, according to Kirkus, Ginger Alden tells the chronological story of how she first met the King when she was five years old and her father was a Public Relations Officer in the army in Memphis. She met…
“Elvis Presley’s 1954 Second Single: The Rise of a Rock ‘n’ Roll Icon” INFORMATION Elvis Presley’s second single of 1954 featured “Good Rockin Tonight” on the A-side and “I Don’t Care If the Sun Don’t Shine” on the B-side. Released…
Elvis Presley has faced crazy audiences in the past, but he sure was a nervous wreck when he met a mere 150 people on December 17, 1963, in the Mayor’s office in Memphis, Tennessee. He was there not to entertain…
