Discover the story behind Elvis Presley’s 1957 single “Too Much / Playing for Keeps.” Learn about its recording sessions, musicians, chart performance, and its role in cementing the King of Rock’s legacy.
Discover the full story behind Elvis Presley’s “A Little Less Conversation”: its 1968 recording, context, lyrics, initial reception, and its stunning worldwide revival in 2002.
Discover the story behind Elvis Presley’s “A Little Bit of Green”: its 1969 Memphis recording sessions, lyrical meaning, historical context, and place within the King’s legacy.
Explore in depth Elvis (October 19, 1956), the second studio album by Elvis Presley — recording context, tracklist, chart success, legacy, and essential curiosities for every fan of the King of Rock ’n’ Roll.
Explore the history and musical details behind Elvis Presley’s “A Hundred Years From Now,” recorded in June 1970 in Nashville — including its session background, musicians, release history, and legacy in his country-inspired era.
Discover Elvis Vol. 2 (EP, 1956): its history, songs, and legacy. A must-read analysis for every Elvis Presley fan
Learn all about “A House That Has Everything”, the song Elvis Presley recorded in 1967 for the film Clambake. Discover its history, recording session, musicians, lyrics, and the deep emotional meaning behind this hidden gem of his repertoire.
Discover the history, recording sessions, chart success, and legacy of Elvis Presley’s 1956 single “Love Me Tender / Any Way You Want Me.” Everything every Elvis fan should know, in one detailed article.
“The ballad that kept Elvis at the top of the charts in 1959” The origin of the song “(Now and Then There’s) A Fool Such As I,” often shortened to A Fool Such As I, was written in 1952 by…
Discover everything about “A Dog’s Life”, the song recorded by Elvis Presley in 1965 and released in 1966 as part of the Paradise Hawaiian Style soundtrack. History, context, and curiosities of one of his most playful songs.
Discover the story of Elvis Presley’s Any Way You Want Me (EPA-965) EP, released in 1956 with four songs that showcased his talent and marked a key moment in his rise to rock and roll stardom.
Discover the story of Elvis Presley’s “A Cane and a High Starched Collar,” recorded in 1960 for the movie Flaming Star and released in 1976. A hidden gem that showcases the King of Rock’s versatility.
