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.
"Elvis’ debut with RCA that blended gospel, rhythm & blues, and country, revolutionizing the sound of youth in the 1950s"
"The King of Rock gave us an electrifying ride and an intimate confession in one single"
"A live album that captured the essence of Elvis Presley on stage"
"A release that blended soul and gospel in the King’s voice"
A studio record that reflects the vocal and emotional strength of the King of Rock in the 1970s
"Elvis returns to the charts in 1974 with a single featuring two standout performances"
"An album that unearthed rarities and defined Elvis Presley’s legacy"
"A Transitional Record in the King’s Career"
"A look at the 1973 single that showcased Elvis’ versatility between rock and intimate balladry"
"A journey through the recording, songs, and importance of Elvis (Fool), one of the most unique albums in the King of Rock’s career"
"The 1973 release that blended the power of blues with the melancholy of pop in the unmatched voice of Elvis Presley"
