KISSIN’ COUSINS EDITED 01-APR-1964 ALBUM, STUDIO B RCA NASHVILLE 1. TENDER FEELING 2. ONCE IS ENOUGH 3. BAREFOOT BALLAD 4. KISSIN’ COUSINS 5. ECHOES OF LOVE 6. CATCHIN’ ON FAST 7. SMOKEY MOUNTAIN BOY 8. ONE BOY TWO LITTLE GIRLS…
ELVIS WEEK 2023 Elvis Week 2023 highlights include the “Aloha from Hawaii” 50th Anniversary concert on August 16 with Elvis on the big screen backed by a live band; Enhanced ’68 Special Screening with Elvis Bigger Than Ever in…
BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER “THE SOUL ON STAGE” By Rosa García Mora How difficult it is to make way for the left hemisphere of my brain to try to write, when this song crossed, from the first day I heard…
Living only 42 years is the 20th century, in Western society, it was very little, even less in the 21st century. When you are between 15 and 20 years old, you may think that living only 42 is not…
ELVIS AND THE BILLBOARD (1966) Greetings, be welcome, I present to you a new installment of this serial in which, through this prestigious American magazine, we tried to follow the adventures of our idol and find out a little about…
What If RCA had released an LP album like our brandnew REEL TRAX release in November of 1966? We don ?t know for sure of course, but we assume that the view on Elvis ? career in the Sixties…
ELVIS “SHE’S NOT YOU” The song was recorded on March 19, 1962, at Studio B in Nashville and released on July 17, 1962. “She’s Not You” reached number 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number 13 on the…
KISSIN’ COUSINS – IT HURTS ME EDITED 09-FEB-1964. SINGLE, STUDIO B RCA NASHVILLE 1. IT HURTS ME2. KISSIN’ COUSINS Reference: 47-8307 Side A: Kissin’ Cousins Recording: September 30, 1963, RCA Studio B in Nashville, TennesseeAuthor: Fred Wise, Randy Starr Side…
NEXT RELEASE 2-LP SET – ELVIS LIVE 1972 Capturing the best of the four shows with a “D” side similar to Colonel Parker’s “Bonus Tracks” style. April 9, 1972 – Hampton Roads Coliseum, Hampton, Virginia April 10, 1972 – Richmond…
THE VOICE THAT SHOWED THE WORLD THAT IT WAS “DIFFERENT” “What’s in Him is the warmth, the particularity of communication,” says Peter Guralnick, whose two-volume biography of Elvis, Last Train to Memphis and Careless Love, stands as the definitive…
Don’t kill Elvis… The song “Love Me Tender” became such a hit that over the next years various myths and legends began to grow around it. Not always entirely true. One such story, very often reproduced in various sources…
I FORGOT TO REMEMBER TO FORGET Elvis Presley’s first #1 is practically unknown, and yet, without him, the world would have been another. The legendary tale that Phillips, Keisker, Scotty Moore, Bill Black, and Elvis Presley produced and recorded…
