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'The Paradise Hawaiian Style Sessions' Box-Set FTD In-Depth Review: 'The Paradise, Hawaiian Style Sessions' is the 15th release in FTD’s (complete) "Sessions” series.
Newly mixed and mastered by Sebastian Jeansson and Vic Anesini, the masters and outtakes now offer superior audio to the original 1966 soundtrack album.
The 24-page booklet contains many rare photos, memorabilia, movie trivia, recording data and insightful essay.
Unfortunately all but one of these songs were vocal overdubs onto pre-recorded instrumental tracks. This could be Elvis' worst-ever recording session.
This album includes six vocal-overdub attempts on 'Queenie Wahine’s Papaya' and 9 vocal-overdub attempts at 'A Dog’s Life' - oh joy!
The delight with this new box-set has to be the official release of the 'Sand Castles' session but is there really anything else that is a worthy new addition for our collections? EIN's Piers Beagley investigates whether collectors really need quite so many repetitive vocal-overdubs... (FTD Review, Source;ElvisInformationNetwork)
Elvis - The King of the Rings Volume 3: With the release of this 256-page, large (22 x 28 cm) softcover, Paul Belard completes his trilogy of books showcasing Elvis' huge collection of rings.
The photos are printed on photo quality white paper stock allowing each ring to shine. The author complements each ring with background information including auction results.
... The book description on Amazon: "Elvis possessed an innate gift for standing apart from the crowd, a trait evident from the very beginning of his career. His long hair, famous sideburns, and bold, colorful wardrobe projected an image that was both distinctive and defiant. As the years passed - particularly during the 1970s - his appearance grew increasingly lavish and, at times, extravagantly so. Fitting for the man who came to be known as the King of Rock and Roll, Elvis adopted a regal style both on and off the stage.
.. As noted in the first two volumes of The King of the Rings, his taste for finery extended far beyond clothing. He adorned himself with an impressive array of jewelry - rings, bracelets, and other accessories in such abundance that it often seemed he never wore the same combination twice.
.. Elvis’s desire to surround himself with beautiful things was matched only by his eagerness to give them away. Family members, friends, and even complete strangers became beneficiaries of his extraordinary generosity. Whether driven by a genuine spirit of giving or by the pleasure he found in making others happy, he took great joy in presenting gifts and sharing his good fortune with those around him."
'If Every Day Was Like Christmas / Silent Night' Xmas single: The Official Elvis Presley Fan Club is thrilled to launch our special limited-edition Christmas single, pressed on gorgeous festive green vinyl and available exclusively through the Fan Club. If Every Day Was Like Christmas / Silent Night
Both tracks have been remastered for superb sound quality, making these wonderful Elvis Christmas recordings sound beautifully crisp and clear.
Festive Green Vinyl / Strictly Limited Edition / Dispatching Late October
Whether you’re adding it to your own Elvis collection or looking for the perfect Christmas present for an Elvis fan, this is one festive release you won’t want to miss.
Priced £14.99 = Euro17.5 & postage
'Elvis Live at Sahara Tahoe 1974 'The Final Shows' New Import:The publicity notes... A superb 7-CD collector’s box set featuring Elvis Presley live at the High Sierra Room, Sahara Tahoe, Lake Tahoe, Nevada, during his May and October 1974 engagements. Sahara Tahoe 1974 – “The Final Shows” brings together seven complete performances, including the famous 3:00 AM Closing Show from May 27, 1974.
The collection features a mixture of original mono soundboard recordings and audience recordings, providing an extensive document of Elvis’ 1974 appearances at the Sahara Tahoe.
A fantastic limited-edition collection documenting Elvis at Lake Tahoe in 1974 – strictly limited to just 200 copies worldwide. May 25, 1974 Dinner Show - EIN note- FTD release 'Lake Tahoe 74' May 25, 1974 Midnight Show- FTD release 'Stateline Sahara 74' May 26, 1974 Dinner Show - FTD release 'Lake Tahoe 74' May 26, 1974 Midnight Show - very average AUDIENCE recording May 27, 1974 3:00 AM Closing Show - 'Last Tango In Tahoe' October 13, 1974 Dinner Show- ok AUDIENCE recording October 13, 1974 Midnight Show- Bootleg 'Payin' The Dues In Tahoe' very average AUDIENCE recording EIN Note: Includes 3 FTD concerts and three AUDIENCE recordings
See Áll the Elvis CD News' for tracklists & full details (News, Source;KOR/ElvisInfoNet)
More News from earlier last week...
'Elvis An Army Trilogy Volume 1' Book: Finally, Andreas Roth has released the final volume of his Elvis Army trilogy.
Unusually, the trilogy has been published in reverse volume order - volume 2 (2014) and volume 3 (2004). 'Elvis An Army Trilogy Volume 1' contains 239-pages (printed using quality photo grade paper stock) and measures 8.4 x 12 inches.
The text is bi-lingual: German and English (using a two column page design) and the photos are principally b&w but with a great color middle section to the book.
This volume covers the period from Elvis' pre-induction physical to the end of his first month in Germany.
With photos of Elvis during basic training in Texas, Elvis' only recording session wearing an army uniform, the King's only concert at sea, Elvis' first holiday pass in Germany, Elvis at Bill Haley's concerts in Frankfurt and Mannheim and more.
'Elvis News Report September 2026': Elvis super-fan Emiel Maier presents all the recent news including.... Video Screen Concert Tour in Brasil, First details about Elvis Hologram!, New
releases by FTD announced, 'Moody Blue' Between the lines, Elvis Auction results, Elvis Fashion books battle - and so much more..
Elvis Presley Birthplace - Roy Turner: The ever tireless Roy Turner (Executive Director of Elvis Presley Birthplace in Tupelo) is taking some time out to focus on his health and recovery.
The good news is that today his family posted that "We covet your prayers! Dad is showing signs of improvement daily. Your love and encouragement has been instrumental in his healing."
We know Roy would be touched by every prayer, card, and kind word sent his way.
If you’d like to send Roy a card or a note of encouragement, please send it to: Roy Turner / Elvis Presley Birthplace
P.O. Box 1339
Tupelo, MS 38802
''Here at the Birthplace, it’s business as usual. Our doors are open, our events and programs are moving forward, and our team is taking good care of the place Roy loves so much." EIN wishes Roy Turner a speedy recovery (News, Source;EPBirthplace)
'EPiC' Japanese Blu-ray / DVD: One of the last countries to screen 'EPiC' in the cinema, Japan has announced their Blu-Ray / DVD releases. Description: Welcome to the King of Rock and Roll's "First" World Tour. The history of Elvis Presley masterfully reimagined by director Baz Luhrmann in a new way and using unpublished footage.
The unpublished video of Elvis Presley, the one of a kind entertainer, is remastered using the latest technology and performs as if he were here today.
Elvis Presley is beloved by many artists such as The Beatles, Queen, Michael Jackson, and more. More than 60 hours of unseen footage was discovered during the production and this has now been restored and remastered in a new way taking over 2 years.
As well as "Hound Dog" and "Burning Love," it also includes more than 70 precious songs, unique interviews on television, radio and other personal insights where Elvis speaks his of his legacy, loneliness, and conflict.
Includes an outer case and 8-page booklet in addition to the outer case using theatrical poster.
Release date: November 25, 2026
See Amazon Japan (News, Source;Amazon)
EIN Exclusives and News highlights from earlier in August ...
Dolly Parton Has Died: Dolly Parton, one of the greatest US singer-songwriters, has died aged 80.
Her death was announced by nephew Brian Seaver. “I have imagined the heaviness of this moment but haven’t truly felt it until now. It is an honour, an honour that is mixed with absolute pride and great sadness.”
She died Tuesday after a brief battle with cancer.
As well as her stellar entertainment career she was also admired for her philanthropy. Despite both living in Tennessee, Dolly Parton and Elvis never met.
Like Elvis, Parton was born into poverty in a one-room cabin in Sevierville, Tennessee, the fourth child of twelve siblings. Her father was a farmer and construction worker. One of her best-loved songs, 'Coat of Many Colours' was about her mother creating patchwork clothes, similar to Gladys Presley. It was this song - not 'I Will Always Love You' - that Elvis wanted to record.
Known as the 'Queen of Country' Parton received awards including eleven Grammy Awards, three Emmy Awards and the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award, along with nominations for two Academy Awards, six Golden Globe Awards, and a Tony Award.
Parton wrote her first song at the age of six, began performing regularly on TV at age ten, and made her first recording at the age of 11. Her debut album, Hello, I'm Dolly, was released in 1967, beginning a career spanning nearly 60 years and 49 studio albums.
Parton composed more than 3,000 songs, including massive hits 'I Will Always Love You', 'Jolene', 'Coat of Many Colors' and '9 to 5'.
Four years after Graceland opened to the public Parton opened 'Dollywood' a theme park celebrating her life and career.
Her philanthropy included the Dollywood Foundation to help reduce school dropout rates, her 'Imagination Library' project sent an age-appropriate book to every child until they were five and it expanded internationally in 2006.
Parton also supported wildlife projects, the Sevier county hospital, mountain wildfire relief efforts, contributed to an HIV/Aids charity album, supported Black Lives Matter and transgender rights.
With estimated sales over 100 million records, Dolly Parton is one of the best-selling music artists of all time. R.I.P. Dolly Parton (January 19, 1946 – August 25, 2026) (News, Source;Various/EIN)
Priscilla on the loss of Dolly Parton: Priscilla posted on social media her sadness at the passing of Dolly Parton.
She noted, "Her music touched all of us, but it was Dolly's warmth, humor and enormous heart that made her truly one of a kind"
Priscilla then repeated the story about Elvis singing 'I will always love you' to her as they left the courthouse after their 1973 divorce.
Of course Elvis could have said those words - but one day someone must explain to Priscilla that the song hadn't actually been released in October 1973!
It's also noteworthy that in Priscilla's 1985 memoir 'Elvis and Me' - published before the success of 1992's Whitney Houston's 'I will always Love You' - she never mentioned this great memory! Instead in her book Priscilla simply stated.. "Elvis and a few of the guys walked over to his limo. In passing I waved, he winked. The affinity we shared for each other would always be there."
See EIN explanation below....
(News, Source;EIN)
.. With her sad death this old chestnut of a story is being repeated in tabloid obituaries...
AUGUST 2019 -'Dolly Parton says Priscilla told her Elvis sang 'I Will Always Love You' to her as they Divorced':Country music legend Dolly Parton just spoke out to express her regret over refusing to let Elvis cover her song I Will Always Love You, saying that it “broke her heart” to say no.
In a BBC Dolly Parton documentary the 73-year-old singer said that she’s “very protective” of her songs, and that’s why she refused to let Elvis cover the tune. 'I Will Always Love You' was Dolly’s first number one hit on the US Country charts when she released it in 1974, but was famously covered by Whitney Houston in 1992.
As she has previously explained Parton refused to let Elvis cover the song after money-grabbing Col Parker insisted she would have to sign over half of the publishing rights.
“Elvis already had it worked up and he loved this song, in fact Priscilla had told me not very long ago that when she and Elvis were leaving the courthouse after they divorced, he was singing that to her. That "I Will Always Love You". (EIN note:'I Will Always Love You' was first released by Dolly as a RCA single on March 18, 1974. Elvis' courthouse divorce settlement was on October 9, 1973.So it is IMPOSSIBLE that Elvis sang it to Priscilla that day)!
But it wasn’t about Elvis. Colonel Tom wanted to have his share on that song and I wouldn’t allow it because it was my most important copyright.
I’d already had a number one song myself, and it broke my heart because Elvis didn’t get to sing it.
But I’ve been protective of my songs, like you are with your children through the years”. (News, Source;BBC/ElvisInfoNet)
EIN Note: Marty Lacker, who in 1970 was chairman of Memphis Music Incorporated, has stated that it was Dolly Parton's song 'Coat Of Many Colors' that Elvis wanted to record but was rejected as Col Parker wanted a cut of the publishing. For some reason Parton always told the story naming 'I Will Always Love You' as the song. Also worth noting is that 'I Will Always Love You' wasn't a well-known song until Whitney Houston's version in 1992.
Shelley Fabares Has Died: Shelley Fabares, the only leading lady to co-star alongside Elvis in three feature films died on Saturday, she was 82.
Fabares is well-known for staring 'The Donna Reed Show' which ran on ABC for 275 episodes from 1958 to 1966 but to Elvis fans she is remembered as the delightful co-star of Girl Happy, Spinout and Clambake.
Fabares was one of Elvis' favourite co-stars and there was a lovely chemistry between them. Friends noted that "Elvis was in love with her and they had a lot of fun together" but her 1964 marriage to movie mogul Lou Adler helped keep the relationship platonic.
Fabares also notched a 1962 Billboard No.1 hit with her single 'Johnny Angel.'
Fabares’ family said in a statement, “We will miss her deeply — not only as a celebrated performer, but as the loving and extraordinary person she was in our everyday lives. We are heartbroken by her loss, yet profoundly grateful for the years we shared with her and for the joy, compassion, and love she brought to so many... We take comfort in knowing that Shelley’s work and the memories she created with those who loved her will continue to live on.”
Fabares was born in Santa Monica, in January 1944 and grew up around Hollywood. She started a modeling career at a young age, which led to roles on TV with her debut at age 10.
After 'The Donna Reed Show' Fabares also stared in ABC’s TV series 'Coach' which ran from 1989 to 1997 and for which she earned two Emmy nominations.
She would later appear in TV shows such as Annie Oakley, The Twilight Zone, The Incredible Hulk, Fantasy Island, Mork & Mindy, The Love Boat, and Murder She Wrote.
In 1984 she married actor Mike Farrell, known for his starring role in TV series 'M.A.S.H.'
She died after a brief illness. (News, Source;Various/EIN)
Shelley Fabares Remembers Elvis: Watch this delightful interview where Shelley Fabares reveals what it was like to work with Elvis.
Interview hosts Frankie Verroca / Ernie Manouse.
Fabares notes, "We ended up loving each other but there was no romance.
Elvis was charming and I miss him to this day."
(News, Source;YouTube)
EIN Spotlight on 'Girl Happy': Elvis’ 17th movie Girl Happy was made solely to generate revenue. There was no artistic intent on behalf of the stars, the producers, the director, the writers and the studio. Its plot only intermittently makes contact with reality. Some sexist attitudes are expressed on the screen and its depiction of college age sexuality is dated.
Such a venture was well beneath the talents of its star, one of the most vital performers in 20th century American popular culture. So how can anyone like or even love this ridiculous piece of cinematic fluff?
One answer is that "Fabares provides a perfect foil, projecting an inner confidence, joy and sweetness. Her freshness elicits some of her co-star's most genuine reactions, penetrating that swagger to provide a hint of vulnerability."
'Elvis 'Christmas Peace' New Vinyl: From Sony Legacy "The King's Most Beloved Holiday & Gospel Recordings" on vinyl. >>>> (click for high res)
.. Few voices have ever made Christmas feel as warm, or faith as deeply personal, as Elvis Presley's.
This 2-LP collection brings together his most treasured holiday classics and timeless gospel recordings — a gift-worthy set that belongs in every fan's collection and sounds just as beautiful on Christmas morning as it does year-round.
The original 2003 CD featured 40 tracks, (see EIN original review), this new double-vinyl version features 33 tracks.
EIN Notes: The following songs are omitted from this vinyl set, Where No One Stands Alone, Without Him, We Call On Him, Only Believe, An Evening Prayer, He Is My Everything, If That Isn't Love.
Release Date: October 2026 -
See 'Sony / FTD Releases 2026' for tracklisting
You can pre-order from Amazon.US or Graceland shop. (News, Source;Sony/EIN)
Spotlight 'Elvis, He Can't Be.. But He is': From seventy years ago this month -
another brilliant magazine of-its-time - this time from 'LOOK', "America's
Family Magazine"!
The front cover was of UK's Prince Phillip, while the Movie of The Month was 'High Society' with Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra and Grace Kelly. The mag also featured plenty of Parisienne fashion so you can imagine where their allegiances lay.
Their article 'Elvis Presley: He Can't Be.. But He is' stated that "Elvis Presley's fame is a legend of the "American Dream" of success that is overshadowed by a nightmare of bad taste.
... He has dragged "big beat" music to new lows in taste.
Happy Birthday James Burton!: The legendary guitarist James Burton turned 87 years old yesterday, August 21.
James Burton is a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Rockabilly Hall of Fame, Musicians Hall of Fame plus Country Music Hall of Fame.
He is ranked as one of the greatest guitarists of all time and has played with almost all the greats including Ricky Nelson, The Everly Brothers, Johnny Cash, Glen Campbell, John Denver, Gram Parsons, Emmylou Harris, Jerry Lee Lewis, Elvis Costello, Roy Orbison, Joni Mitchell, Hoyt Axton, and Vince Gill.
He also happened to be Elvis' "favourite guitarist".
Back in August 2003 EIN phoned the great man to have a chat and also wish him Happy Birthday. Read EIN's 'James Burton Interview' here
(News, Source;ElvisInfoNet)
Four New FTD releases: FTD have announced four new releases for possibly late-September. A 3cd 'Memphis March '74' soundboard collection, the long-awaited 'The Frankie And Johnny Sessions', double-vinyl 'Paradise, Hawaiian Style' plus the new book “Celluloid Sell Out 1968-1969”
'Elvis: Memphis In March ‘ 74': As part of its ongoing live on tour series, FTD is pleased to announce the release of “Elvis: Memphis In March ‘ 74”.
Released as a 3-CD 5” digipak, this set features three hometown concert performances from the Mid-South Coliseum.
The concerts include all of the songs that were recorded by the engineer during the March 1974 tour.
Recorded in mono
Featuring March 16 Opening Show, March 16 Evening Show plus March 17 Afternoon Show.
In 1974 Elvis performed five shows at the Mid-South Coliseum, culminating in his classic March 20 concert recorded and released by RCA.
Both Elvis' March 16 Evening Show and March 17 Afternoon Show have never been previously released so these are a real treat for collectors even though the set-list was the same every night
FTD previously released Elvis' March 17 Evening Show
Elvis' March 16 Opening Show was recently released in stereo by MRS.
See 'FTD / SONY CD News' for details and tracklisting
'The Frankie And Johnny Sessions': As part of its successful ‘sessions’ series, FTD is pleased to announce the release of The Frankie And Johnny Sessions – the 60th anniversary edition!
Newly mixed and mastered by Sebastian Jeansson and Vic Anesini, the masters and outtakes now offer superior audio to the original 1966 soundtrack album.
The 24-page booklet contains many rare photos, memorabilia, movie trivia, recording data and insightful essay. - - - Click for high-res EIN Note: In a similar fashion to Paradise Hawaiian Style, Elvis failed to turn up on the first day of the session ("he threw a temper tantrum") and five tracks 'Come Along', 'Beginners Luck', 'Down By The Riverside / When The Saints Go Marchin' In', 'What Every Woman Lives For' & 'Hard Luck' are Vocal Overdubs.
The vast majority of 'new' outtakes have been previously released on bootleg but the new 2026 masters will no doubt delight.
See 'FTD / SONY CD News' for details and tracklisting
'Celluloid Sell Out 1968-1969' Book: Following on from their 2024 previous book, 'Celluloid Sell Out 1960-1961', FTD Books is pleased to announce the release of “Celluloid Sell Out 1968-1969” as a Limited Edition.
With 448 pages and over 2000 images, it also includes worldwide movie memorabilia and two soundtrack CDs.
The book is loaded with movie posters, lobby cards, pressbooks, publicity stills, standees, heralds and much more!
"I got tired of singing to turtles"
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'Paradise, Hawaiian Style' Special Vinyl: FTD Vinyl is pleased to announce the release of Paradise, Hawaiian Style.
This edition contains a selection of original soundtrack masters and studio outtakes.
It may have taken 60 years, but finally the cover features an appropriate portrait photo from the production itself as opposed to Fun In Acapulco!
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Featuring 28 tracks, including the delightful 'Sand Castles' (a capella) - the original LP only had 10 tracks!
Anthony Stuchbury Interview - Soldier Boy, The Last Concert and much more:The new FTD 'Soldier Boy' deluxe set has just been released, with 'Elvis The Last Concert' their previous release.
Audio specialist Anthony Stuchbury was involved in both with his audio restoration a major selling point.
Stuchbury has been busy all year, mastering some stunning Mono>Stereo releases as well as creating his own 'JAS' label, along with work for other labels.
EIN's Piers Beagley and Elvis Day By Day's Kees Mouwen combined forces to ask producer Anthony Stuchbury some detailed questions about his recent FTD work including, were Mono>Stereo versions discussed, his new discoveries, as well as about his various other projects... and does he think he's Indiana Jones or Sean Connery!?
'FTD World 1999-2025' Book Reprint: Great news for FTD collectors who missed out first time round, the second edition of David Ward & Atsushi Nakamura's wonderful 'FTD World 1999-2025' is 'Coming Soon'!
They plan to ship this second edition next month, around September 20.
They note that the reprint is because they couldn't meet the initial demand - and changes to this second edition are minimal.
The main changes are addition of 'Music Rarities' a FTD sampler CD that came free with a DVD box set - plus very brief entries for the six FTD titles that have so far been issued in 2026. To order the new edition go to their website -'FTD World 1999-2025'
Highly recommended by EIN - see our review here (News, Source;DW/EIN)
"Helluva Ride! Red West" (Red and Pat West with Jon W. Sparks) announced for release: Great news for Elvis fans as the long awaited memoir by Red and Pat West is anticipated for release this Fall (northern hemisphere) - Spring (southern hemisphere).
The book will be available in hardback and softcover formats from Page Publishing.
EIN sends many thanks to Jon Sparks for the details.
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(News, Source: Jon W. Sparks)
'Elvis Las Vegas Hologram Show Confirmed: At Elvis Week, EPE managing partner Joel Weinshanker confirmed a future state-of-the-art Elvis hologram show for Las Vegas, as well as special plans for the 50th anniversary next year...
His comments included.. .. Coming up on the 50th anniversary of Elvis' death, it is really important to keep Elvis alive in our hearts and our heads. Family is important and I think that you are going to be seeing a number of differences in 2027 where you can see opportunities for redemption. We’re having conversations.
During the 50th you might be seeing family and people here who you will never have seen before.
We are also really going to give Jack Soden his due, with his tireless efforts and thinking about nothing except what would be in Elvis’ best interests.
Looking forward I can promise you for the 50th we will have at least four major events, four new amazing attractions - things you've never seen before.
We’re also going to be announcing a major state-of-the-art, world-class Elvis hologram show produced by EPE which will be Las Vegas and hopefully within the next 18 months. When you hear who is involved it is going to be something great.
I didn’t like the idea of a hologram for the last decade but we’ve got to the point where everything we have and everything we’ve found, including the EPiC material from the MGM salt mines, is going to make it truly special.
Looking forward, it’s like the ‘Gospel According to Elvis’ and portraying it in the best possible light. There’s a lot of work to do, Graceland has a lot of work to do, we're doing it for you all - and we're doing it for Elvis. We going to give you a 50th like you’ve never had and is going to be the best party in the world, it’s going to be a long party - and we’re going to knock your socks off. (News, Source;EW/EIN) - - (EIN created image)
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16 August 2026- 49 years ago today the world lost the greatest entertainer of all time.
"Elvis was God-given, there’s no other explanation. A Messiah comes around every few thousand years, and Elvis was it this time.”- Little Richard “I remember Elvis as a young man hanging around the Sun Studios. Even then, I knew this kid had a tremendous talent. He was a dynamic young boy. His phraseology, his way of looking at a song, was as unique as Sinatra’s. I was a tremendous fan and had Elvis lived, there would have been no end to his inventiveness.” - B.B. King
“Nothing really affected me until I heard Elvis. If there hadn’t been an Elvis, there wouldn’t have been a Beatles”- John Lennon
"It was like Elvis came along and whispered some dream in everybody's ear, and somehow we all dreamed it." - Bruce Springsteen
"When I first heard Elvis' voice, I just knew that I wasn't going to work for anybody; and nobody was going to be my boss. Hearing him for the first time was like busting out of jail." - Bob Dylan
"Elvis Presley's death deprives our country of a part of itself. He was unique, irreplaceable." - President Jimmy Carter
“I would like to pay tribute to the greatest entertainer of all time, Mr. Elvis Presley. Elvis was Las Vegas. .. He really was the king.” - Celine Dion
"I've been an Elvis fan since I was a kid. If it hadn't been for Elvis, I don't know where popular music would be. He was the one that started it all off, and he was definitely the start of it for me." - Elton John
Nancy Sinatra Remembers Elvis: Nancy Sinatra posted this delightful message and photo on facebook in remembrance of her friend Elvis
...It’s hard to fathom that it has been almost half a century since we lost Elvis Presley. Another year, another sad anniversary.
Elvis was both the funniest person and the most serious person I ever knew. One minute, he could have me laughing with some silly joke, and the next, he would be on the phone late at night, talking about a terrible story he had seen on the news. Elvis was extremely sensitive. He had the biggest heart. He felt everything. Beneath the fame was a man who was deeply affected by the world around him and by the people he loved. That tender, caring side of him is something I will never forget.
This is my favorite photo of us because it captures the joy and affection we shared. We had so much fun making Speedway!
Elvis had a tandem bike made, and we would ride it around the studio lot, much to the chagrin of the studio heads, occasionally even popping up on a studio tour. We were like The Katzenjammer Kids! I love and miss you, EP. You are always on my mind and forever in my heart.
- Nancy Sinatra (News, Source;NS-FB)
Spotlight on the Elvis Books by Paul Bélard: Noted researcher-author, Paul Bélard, has published more than 40 books about Elvis across his “day-by-day” chronicles and “subject specific” volumes.
In a special Spotlight / Review article, EIN’s Nigel Patterson provides mini reviews of Paul Bélard’s latest two “Elvis day-by-day” releases - “Elvis Milton Berle Show” and “Elvis Second Ed Sullivan Show”...
and also examines what is available in his “subject specific” series.
George Hamilton chose Colonel Parker over Elvis!: Back in 2009, the actor recalled stories about Elvis Presley, Marilyn and JFK in his new autobiography. Hamilton states that "You had a choice -- you could either be Elvis' friend or the Colonel's friend. I chose The Colonel. I saw the Colonel operate and saw what he did for Elvis and how smart he was," said Hamilton. "The Colonel would say to Elvis, 'You can't be in film and on stage at the same time. You don't want to compete with yourself.' Elvis didn't want to work that hard. He liked to be with the Memphis guys. He liked to play paddle tennis and play touch football."
Comic book writer, Austin Hamblin, talks to EIN:EIN recently published a news item about the comic book compendium, “The Twells/Hamblin Collection” (see news item below posted on Tuesday July 28).
One of the featured stories is “Welcome to Purgatorio” where the lead protagonist, Elvis Presley (now a short-order cook working for soul brother, James Brown), interrupts his cooking to track down who is behind the murders of 100 celebrities.
Despite being nearly 50 years since his tragic death, Elvis is still "everywhere" and part of modern culture..
Austin took time out to talk to us about the comic book and associated murders, umm, sorry, matters.
Joan Blackman, Elvis co-star, has died: Sad news that Joan Blackman, who starred as Elvis' love interest in both Blue Hawaii and Kid Galahad, has died.
Blackman’s son informed The Hollywood Reporter that his mother died in hospital back on March 16. She was 87.
Blackman had appeared in earlier films, such as 'Career' with Dean Martin and Shirley MacLaine, but it was her staring role in 1961's 'Blue Hawaii' that made her famous.
Joan May Blackman was born in San Francisco on May 17, 1938. Her father, Frank, was a musician, and her mother, Ivy, a homemaker.
She took singing and dancing lessons and as a youngster performed on television, at military camps and hospitals and with Ernie Heckscher’s big band at the Fairmont Hotel.
Blackman first starred opposite Elvis in the classic 'Blue Hawaii' in 1961 and the next year she reunited with Elvis on 'Kid Galahad'
Her résumé included other films The Great Impostor (1961), Twilight of Honor (1963) and Intimacy (1966) while she also appeared on TV series such as Perry Mason, Bonanza, I Spy and Gunsmoke.
Blackman was married to actors Joby Baker from 1959 until their 1961 divorce and to Rockne Tarkington from 1968 until their 1970 divorce.
Her son noted that she spent her years away from Hollywood gardening and singing in local spots around town.
(News, Source;Hollywood Reporter/EIN) - With our thanks to Scott Jenkins
2027 Elvis Festival Parkes tickets selling fast: Probably due to the fabulous buzz created by Baz Luhrmann's 'EPiC' Elvis movie, tickets for the Australian Parkes Elvis Festival - which is not until January 2027 and which draws crowds of 25 thousand are selling incredibly fast. Dean Z, the main act, in a brand new outdoor arena has already sold out all GOLD tickets priced at AU$170 each on both nights - and the festival launch isn't until October 1 1976. That's the power of ELVIS!
- Get ready for two incredible nights under the stars as internationally acclaimed Elvis entertainer Dean Z takes over Spicer Oval, Parkes on 8 & 9 January 2027.
Backed by the Southern Cross Symphony Orchestra and the world-famous Tributes In Concert Band, Dean Z delivers two spectacular shows celebrating the music and legacy of Elvis Presley. Special Guest Mitch Tambo performs from 8:30pm each night before Dean Z hits the stage at 9pm.
Go here to check DEAN Z tickets (News, Source;ParkesElvisFestival)
'ELVIS: Live At Boston Garden ‘71' CD Review: From the budget 'MRS Camden' label their new release of Elvis' classic 1971 Boston Garden performance.
The publicity notes...
.. A compelling performance from Elvis’ early 1970’s touring period, recorded in Boston on 10th November 1971. The show captures the energy and intensity of his non Las Vegas appearances, reaffirming his return to peak form.
.. Back in 2010 on the previous mono releases there was little that could be done to improve the overall original mix and the annoyingly loud distortion. However a decade later with the invention of 'DES' this is no longer the case and this all-important 1971 concert really did deserve a new remaster.
What is most impressive is that the old releases had way too much tape-overload and nasty distortion but here MRS has managed to smooth out the distortion as well as give Elvis’ voice a much richer sound. - - Get it at Amazon UK EIN's Piers Beagley checks into this new MRS budget release - and is impressed by the MRS audio-upgrade..
(CD Reviews, Source;ElvisInformationNetwork)
Spotlight "ELVIS PRESLEY SPEAKS" 1956: From seventy years ago this month - another brilliant magazine of-its-time - written by Memphis Press-Scimitar journalist Robert Johnson, with photographs by Robert Williams (Memphis Commercial Appeal) printed by 'Rave Publishing'. Another of the very first magazines totally devoted to America's newest pop-sensation.
"Read his own story in his own words"
EIN looks at the later chapters where Elvis interestingly talks
about recent 1956 events such as the May Las Vegas engagement, his rapid
rise to stardom, his favourite musicians and even mentions his desire to record some "religious music" - he even mentions The Stamps - and this is all before he recorded the world-changing Hound Dog / Don't Be Cruel.
'Elvis Presley - The Complete Live & TV Anthology 1954-61' MRS Box-Set: The UK Memphis Recording Service label has announced another 6-CD box-set "Elvis Presley - The Complete Live & TV Anthology 1954-61"
It combines their 3 previous TV & early Live performance releases but together in a cheaper 6-cd pack for collectors who might have missed out... . .(click for high-res)
EIN reviewed all these releases in detail, when first published as 'deluxe' sets and then later on as MRS Camden editions.. See review here
- One Night In Pearl Harbor 1CD
- Elvis On Television 1956 - 1960 2CD
- The Complete 1950's Live Recordings 3CD
Pre-orders soon at your local Elvis dealers. Release Date: 18 September 2026
Interview with Sally Hoedel:Sally is the author of the acclaimed “Destined to…..” trilogy. Her latest book (completing the trilogy) is “Destined to Give: The Legendary Generosity of Elvis Presley”.
Sally recently took time out to discuss not only “Destined to Give” but her experience in writing three books about Elvis and how it has affected the way in which she views Elvis.
In her fascinating interview Sally discusses a wide range of issues including why Elvis was destined to give, how her book differs from others published about Elvis’ generosity, the disappointing role of Colonel Parker in Elvis’ charitable initiatives, why it is important to explore Elvis’ struggles, and provides her thought-provoking perspective on whether Elvis’ life was one of survival or self-destruction.
'Elvis: The Last Concert' In-depth FTD Review: This recent 3-CD 5” digipak features the first official release of Elvis' final
live performance in Indianapolis on June
26,1977.
With priority given to historical content, this audience recording has been digitally enhanced by Anthony Stuchbury to improve its many sonic deficiencies.
Elvis' final performance reminds us what a glorious musical legacy he left for us all and also that even in his final months Elvis truly cared for his fans and had a strength and aura that could never be matched. With the surprise additions of 'Release Me', 'I Can’t Stop Loving You' and 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' Elvis gave it his all.
At the end with Elvis sincerely thanking all his crew, family and friends and a rousing last version of ‘Can't Help Falling In Love’ it's hard to believe he would never get back on stage.
Two additional concerts augment this 3-CD set; Oct 18, 1976 Sioux Falls and Dec 30, 1976 Atlanta. These were previously released with the 'On The Road With Elvis' Bruce Jackson book. EIN's Piers Beagley provides an in-depth review of FTD official release of Elvis' final concert as a 3cd set. (FTD Reviews, Source;ElvisInformationNetwork)
'Elvis UK 33 ⅓ r.p.m. Volume 1' New Book: The Elvis UK team, John Townson & Gordon Minto, have announced the July 17, 2026 publication date for their latest book - 'Elvis UK 33 1/3 r.p.m. Volume 1 - The Ultimate Guide To Elvis Presley’s British LPs'
For those who have repeatedly requested a major revision to their original book 'Elvis UK', published in 1987, this new series focuses on the biggest section of that book - the UK LP section - though this new series will run to five volumes - an indication of how much detail has gone into each book.
As you may be aware, the authors have been systematically revising and updating every major part of Elvis UK, and over the last few years have published standalone soft-backed books on 78rpm singles, EPs, non-RCA UK LP releases, and compact discs. Their most recent book, Cover Story, published in late 2025, focused on every aspect of album covers. Each book has been uniformly acclaimed by collectors. This first LP volume covers the period between March 1956 up to mid-1962 and runs for 462 pages.
.... So, what can you expect to find in this book?
While it is tempting to say ‘everything’, it must be stressed that it is not a discography (i.e. a simple list of releases), as is commonly understood, and nor is it simply a collection of record labels, album covers and other illustrations. It is much more than that. It is an in-depth narrative account of every album and the story behind it. In short, it is the definitive guide to Elvis’s UK album releases. It includes:
• Every individual album release (including the three HMV albums) dealt with separately in forensic detail
• Details of all the tracks included (titles, writers’ names) plus a swathe of background information, memorabilia and illustrations
• Every album is carefully cross-referenced to later re-issues
• A full song index, including modes, recording venues, take numbers and writers’ information
• Many high-quality illustrations, photographs, plus a fascinating range of relevant memorabilia drawn from a host of sources, including record companies, along with material drawn from contemporaneous newspapers and magazines
• Images of both sides of all known label and sleeve variations and a detailed explanation of the rationale behind each of them, along with key feature to aid identification.
• Details of label combinations, production errors, and other fascinating oddities that delight collectors!
In short, this is the most comprehensive work ever undertaken on the subject. If you are familiar with - and liked - previous Elvis UK books, then this should appeal to you also!
Go to www.elvisUKbooks.co.uk for details, prices and how to order. (News, Source;GM/ElvisUK)
Book Review 'Destined To Give: The Legendary Generosity of Elvis Presley': In 2020 Sally Hoedel published Destined To Die Young her first Elvis related book - followed in 2022 by 'Destined To Fly'. Ms Hoedel now finishes her Elvis trilogy with the recently published 'Destined to Give: The Legendary Generosity of Elvis Presley'.
'Destined to Give' examines the evolution of the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll’s benevolent giving and the purpose he found by sharing much of his wealth with others. Elvis was meant to share himself with the world, even if his time was made short
Along with the well-known examples of Elvis’ generosity, the author via her thorough research has uncovered fascinating information about the disparate ways in which Elvis helped others - and the book is packed with an abundance of interesting and diverse information. 'Destined to Give' is a release which effortlessly interweaves Elvis’ biography with a primary character trait in his compassion for and helping others.
The book informs, answers, and above all, celebrates the wonderful humanity of Elvis Aaron Presley.
'EPiC' DVD / Blu-ray OUT NOW and at Amazon #1 : Baz Luhrmann's 'EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert' is now available to purchase worldwide after its release on June 18.
Already it is charting at Number 1 on the USA Amazon Documentary 'Best Sellers' list and at #2 on Amazon UK's DVD - BluRay 'Best Sellers' list.
According to the press release, the DVD and Blu-ray / 4K UHD releases will "Give audiences the opportunity to experience Elvis Presley like never before at home, with breathtaking picture quality and immersive sound."
Sadly there are no extras (News, Source;Amazon/EIN)
'Talking Elvis': EIN's spotlight 'Talking Elvis' is updated today with new reminiscences from Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page, Ron Strauss Elvis Pilot, Memphis
Sheriff Bill Morris, James Burton and Darlene Love, Tom Jones, plus Movie Producer Irwin Winkler.
Meeting ELVIS made an impression on everyone from the poorest fan to the world’s biggest superstars. Even the briefest meeting or chance encounter with Elvis created some lovely memories as well as some fascinating stories.
These smaller encounters often get lost or forgotten and sadly there are fewer and fewer people still alive who had personal encounters with our hero. So EIN has gathered together multiple stories to help us understand and know more. 'Talking Elvis' features reminiscences from people including Pat Boone, Elton John, Paul McCartney, Robert Plant, Paul Simon, Cliff Richard, Cher, Linda Thompson, Suzi Quatro, Riley Keough, Ernst Jorgensen, Dolly Parton, Ann-Margret, Barbara Stanwyck, Leo Sayer, Tommy Steele, Priscilla and many more... Go here to EIN's 'Taking ELVIS' (Interviews, Source;ElvisInformationNetwork)
‘Elvis Amarillo Texas - 1974’ MRS Review: MRS recently released ‘Elvis Amarillo Texas - On Tour 1974’ as a single Deluxe CD pack as well as 2LP Gatefold vinyl.
Early in his summer tour of 1974, Elvis Presley made a memorable stop in Amarillo, Texas. On June 19th, he performed for one night only at the Civic Auditorium, captivating the audience with his legendary stage presence.
This show has been newly remastered in STEREO and includes rare photographs and memorabilia that sets the scene for this event.
The front cover image is stunning and certainly raises ones hopes for an impressive performance.
Elvis performed an amazing 25 concerts in just eighteen days, he was still working hard for the money and his loving fans. ‘Live On Stage In Memphis’ was recorded only 3 months earlier so there isn’t a big change of set-list but this night Elvis added the extras ‘Heartbreak Hotel’ and ‘Big Boss Man’. EIN's Piers Beagley checks this stunning MRS audio upgrade and re-discovers Elvis' best concert from his June 1974 tour. (CD Review, Source;ElvisInformationNetwork)
'Loving You' JAS CD Review: Anthony Stuchbury's 'Loving You' is a 26-track Super-Deluxe-Jewel-Case, a lovely new edition for Elvis collectors.
Whether you prefer the warm authenticity of mono or the rich depth of stereo, this release delivers outstanding sound quality in both formats. Loving You also marks an exciting new offering from the brand-new JAS label.
Includes 3 alternate masters 'Mean Woman Blues - Movie Edit', 'Party - Alternate Master' & 'Got A Lot O' Livin' To Do - Alternate Master' plus Special Bonus Songs 'Loving You - Opening Titles', 'Movie Road Medley', 'Party - Alternate Master' & 'Loving You - Orchestral Version'.
With the album presented in 'True Stereo’ and with the musicians separated you can get even more enjoyment listening closely to how the band, and engineer Thorne Nogar, put the sound together.
It's a chance to rediscover the joys of youth, as well as the some remarkable song choices from the supposedly dangerous king of Rock’n’Roll. EIN's Piers Beagley checks out this new 26-track CD to discover what's new and whether it might be worth buying once again.... (CD Reviews, Source;ElvisInformationNetwork)
'EPiC Original Soundtrack' CD Review: RCA's 'EPiC Original Motion Picture Soundtrack' was released on digital and CD back in February and on 2-LP vinyl last weekend.
Executive produced by Baz Luhrmann, the soundtrack features 27 tracks from the 'EPiC' documentary combining newly restored live performances with fresh remixes and medleys created from Elvis’ original recordings.
It is a packed 74 minutes of pure Elvis delight and this original soundtrack genuinely does follow the story-line and arc of the movie and also includes some full-length versions of Elvis’ on-stage performances that were edited for the actual film. If the movie took you on an emotional journey then this CD is a lovely keepsake of the same trip. It truly captures the glory and power and emotion of Elvis' legacy.
The movie jumps from one performance to another with multiple edits - how does this work as a standalone CD?
There CD includes a lengthy and detailed track-list but unfortunately never notes which shows Elvis’ performances were actually taken from. -
This review will hopefully reveal all. Check out our 4000-word in-depth review by Piers Beagley.
(CD Reviews, Source;ElvisInformationNetwork)
'EPiC' Original Motion Picture Soundtrack' VINYL Out Now: The Legacy / RCA Records special Double-Vinyl release of the 'EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack' is out today, April 24.
Executive produced by Baz Luhrmann, the soundtrack features 27 tracks from the upcoming film combining newly restored live performances with fresh remixes and medleys created from Elvis’ original recordings.
Baz Luhrmann posted a clip celebrating the joys of vinyl - and the release of the 'EPiC' double-vinyl - Click here to view
‘Heading Down To Sunset Boulevard’ CD Review:Released by RCA / SONY on their “Sunset Boulevard” set but in poor quality and at the wrong speed, the Reel-Trax label corrected this with a neat 2-CD set released late last year. - Now also released on vinyl.
.. Elvis' August 16, 1974 RCA studio rehearsal, presented here has been carefully and newly mixed. Using the latest state-of-the-art studio technology, we have worked to create a much more balanced recording that does justice to both the musicianship and Elvis’ performance. Each song has been carefully mixed for the best presentation.
The rehearsal has also been speed-corrected, as earlier releases ran far too slow.
Being a double-CD we have also added performance highlights from Elvis' “Summer Festival” 1974 engagement.
UPDATED - 'EPiC' - Elvis Presley in Concert' EIN Review: Baz Luhrmann's 'EPiC' - Elvis Presley in Concert' opens in cinemas worldwide today Feb 27, 2026. It has already received rave reviews in the general media and now EIN has a deeper look.
Director Baz Luhrmann explained.."'EPiC' is not specifically a documentary, nor a concert film: Elvis takes the audience through the journey of his life, weaving never-before-seen footage with iconic performances that have never been presented in this way, from the 1970 Vegas show, on tour in 1972 and even precious moments of the 1957 “gold jacket” performance in Hawaii.
Most importantly, Elvis will sing and tell you about his life in first person, through both classic and contemporary musical prisms.”
Directed by Baz Luhrmann and edited by Jonathan Redmond, the documentary is 96 minutes of stunning insight into Elvis the artist, caring friend and creative genius from small-town Mississippi.
Watching 'EPiC' on big screen is one of those deeply satisfying tactile experiences that can truly only be felt in your body. A great meal. A satisfying run. Swimming in warm ocean. Crisp mountain air. Playing with your puppy. Having a good buzz...
Interview with Gravel Road Music: The Gravel Road Music label has been operating for 20 years releasing plenty of very collectable releases such as 'You Know It Don't Have To Be Strictly Country', 'The Return Of A Prodigy', 'Plugged In & Geared Up', 'Good To Be Back' and last year the deluxe box-set 'Elvis: August 1969 By Invitation Only'
With another special GRM vinyl release 'Elvis In Concert' coming out this month we wanted to know more including...
- Why the vinyl 'Elvis In Concert' release has been so delayed
- Why is GRM's version different from the original release
- What is special about this collector's package
- Why not wait until the 50th anniversary of this concert
- Is the Elvis bootleg world dead
- Future GRM releases
20 'EPiC' Questions with Ernst Jorgensen:At all the Australian premieres Baz Luhrmann noted that 'EPiC' - Elvis Presley in Concert' would never have been made without the work of his Editor Jonathon Redmond and "Elvis expert" Ernst Jorgensen.
EIN is certain that 'EPiC' - Elvis Presley in Concert' will be the documentary that future generations will watch to discover more about this mythical figure from the 1950s that changed the course of pop culture.
Ernst Jorgensen is credited as 'Music Consultant' for the new Baz Luhrmann film and EIN was certain that he must have been involved
throughout the whole process since he was also credited in Luhrmann's
ELVIS biopic. Ernst Jorgensen kindly agreed to answer a few questions for us.
Jan 27 - 'Heartbreak Hotel '- Released 70 years ago today: Hearing Elvis' new song on the radio in Liverpool in 1956, The Beatles' John Lennon knew that Elvis' new 45rpm would change everything...
Lennon explained..“When I first heard ‘Heartbreak Hotel’ I could hardly make out what was being said. It was just the experience of hearing it and having my hair stand on end. We’d never heard American voices sing like that, they'd always sang like Sinatra or enunciated very well.
Suddenly there’s this sort of hillbilly hiccup on tape echo and all this bluesy background stuff going on. And we didn’t know what Elvis was singing about ….. to us it just sounded as a noise that was great.”
"Nothing really affected me until I heard Elvis. If there hadn't been an Elvis, there wouldn't have been the Beatles."
'Elvis Presley FTD World 1999-2025' Book Review: The new 2-volume book, 152 pages each, from David Ward & Atsushi Nakamura covering all the 282 FTD releases until now was published last month. Vol 1: FTD Studio Outtakes - FTD Live, Rehearsals, and Private Recordings - FTD Classic Albums Vol 2: FTD Soundtracks, FTD Books, FTD Sessions, and FTD Records
This is a super-impressive publication containing far more than fans might
imagine and the authors' knowledge is remarkable.
FTD aficionados will be fascinated by all the little details as well as the noted corrections where needed, while general collectors will no doubt enjoy discovering what is special about other FTD publications that they might have missed. Discover why this is such an interesting book as EIN's Piers Beagley checks out all the details (Book Reviews, Source;ElvisInformationNetwork)
'1956, Elvis Presley’s Pivotal Year':In 2011 TIME magazine featured this article by SONY/FTD's music producer and consultant Roger Semon. The article helped explain what the 2011 deluxe box-set 'Young Man With The Big Beat' was all about.
... "In the mid-1950s, the post-war Eisenhower era of social conformity in America was at its peak, and musically, the most threatening image appeared to be Bill Haley’s kiss-curl as he sang “Rock Around The Clock.” That all changed on Jan. 28, 1956, when a raw and electric Elvis Presley made his breakthrough on the CBS program Stage Show. Presley’s good looks, sensuous moves and mesmerizing voice made him a sensation overnight. But it wasn’t until a third appearance on the show that Presley truly challenged the status quo. On Feb. 11, the singer performed “Heartbreak Hotel” and by April, the single would be #1 on the Billboard chart. At last, teenagers had music of their own to swoon over while their parents continued listening to Frank Sinatra and Mario Lanza....
'Elvis Presley FTD World' David Ward Interview: Being published this month is the new 2-volume book from David Ward & Atsushi Nakamura covering all the FTD releases until now. Vol 1: FTD Studio Outtakes - FTD Live, Rehearsals, and Private Recordings - FTD Classic Albums Vol 2: FTD Soundtracks, FTD Books, FTD Sessions, and FTD Records
All 281 FTD titles are in these two books, from Burbank 68, released in 1999, to the most recent, Good Times – The Outtakes Ocean Blue Limited Edition in 2025.
Both books contain many beautiful photographs related to their respective titles. We believe that these books will please all Elvis fans...
Co-author David Ward kindly agreed to answer some more questions for FTD fans - as well as including some new sample pages. EIN's Piers Beagley asked the questions... (Interviews, Source;ElvisInformationNetwork)
'Elvis Last Tours Vol.3' In-depth FTD Review: FTD's 3-CD 5”digipak 'Elvis: The Last Tours Volume 3' features recordings from six Elvis performances in April 1977, Toledo April 23, Ann Arbor April 24,
Kalamazoo April 26, Milwaukee April 27, Duluth April 29 and St. Paul April 30.
By 1977 Elvis was running on low, his set-list had become stagnant and fans were lucky to hear Elvis perform any rare song in his predictable set-list.
However this late April tour found Elvis in much better form than his previous
one, possibly because girlfriend Ginger Alden accompanied him - and it
is notable that songs such as Polk Salad were being performed again. ‘Ann Arbor’ was one of Elvis’ best performances of 1977. It was the only time Elvis sang ‘Unchained Melody’ on this tour and it would be the last time he ever sang ‘Little Darlin’ - with both tracks featuring on Elvis’ ‘Moody Blue’ album. Elvis soundboard super-collector Geoffrey McDonnell along with EIN's Piers Beagley explore this new six concert pack in-depth to see what fans might discover.. (FTD Reviews; Source;ElvisInformationNetwork)
'Doc Pomus Talks Elvis Presley' EIN Spotlight: If Elvis found the creative connection he needed in the 1950s with Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, then upon his return from the army he found a similar connection with the composers Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman.
Jerome Felder, better known as ‘Doc Pomus’ was born in Brooklyn on June 25 1925- so this year he would have turned 100.
Elvis’ post-army creative comeback would not have had anywhere the impact without these great Doc Pomus contributions that came out as major 45rpm hits, ‘A Mess Of Blues’, ‘Surrender’, ‘His Latest Flame’, ‘Little Sister’, ‘She's Not You’, ‘Long Lonely Highway’ and ‘Viva Las Vegas’.
In 1986 EIN fan club member Mark Bingham met the great Doc Pomus at the Lone Star in Manhattan.. .
... I walked up to him and said ‘I’m told you’re Doc Pomus’.
He says ‘what about it?’
I said, I’m a huge fan of your work'.
Doc doesn’t even look up but says ‘you don’t jackshit about my work’.... Go here for this great spotlight which reminds us all of the fabulous personality that epitomised Doc Pomus - one of the greatest composers of all time... (Spotlight, Source; Mark Bingham/ElvisInformationNetwork)
'The Sun Singles of Elvis': In-depth Book Review: Elvis specialist Warren Schubert has published his new book via Memphis Mansion - 'The Sun Singles of Elvis – An Illustrated Guide'.
... The publicity noted
This book reveals all the secrets behind Elvis’ most iconic records: the legendary five Sun singles!
How many variations of Elvis’ legendary Sun 209 actually exist?
It includes hundreds of high-resolution photographs showing all known variations and expert analysis that separates myth from fact.
If Elvis hadn't walked into the Memphis Recording Service in mid-1953
our world might be very different today. It was his crucial SUN singles that would not only be the bedrock of his stunning legacy but the music
on those fragile pieces of shellac would also go on to change the
history of rock'n'roll and popular culture.
'The Colonel and the King' In-Depth Book Review: Published early this month Peter Guralnick's new biography ''The Colonel and the King: Tom Parker, Elvis Presley, and the Partnership that Rocked the World' has stimulated new debate.
The publicity promised.. "a groundbreaking dual portrait of the relationship between the iconic artist and his legendary manager — drawing on a wealth of the Colonel's never-before-seen correspondence to reveal that this oft-reviled figure was in fact a confidant, friend, and architect of his client’s success.
It was a relationship founded on mutual admiration and support. From the outset, the Colonel defended Elvis fiercely and indefatigably against RCA executives, Elvis’ own booking agents, and movie moguls. But in their final years together, the story grew darker, as the Colonel found himself unable to protect Elvis from himself or control growing problems of his own."
Unfortunately it appears that in trying to "debunk the myths" and create an alternate viewpoint of Col Parker, Guralnick has ignored a large amount of known history and obfuscates the facts.
Several of Parker's major exploitations of Elvis are deliberately left out!
Why exactly would a respected writer like Guralnick do this?
'Talking Elvis': EIN's spotlight 'Talking Elvis' is updated today with new reminiscences from James Burton, Petula Clark ‘Elvis angled for a threesome, he was raring to go!, Anita Wood's Elvis phone-call plus UK journalist Derek Johnson meets Elvis in Germany.
Meeting ELVIS made an impression on everyone from the poorest fan to the world’s biggest superstars. Even the briefest meeting or chance encounter with Elvis created some lovely memories as well as some fascinating stories.
These smaller encounters often get lost or forgotten and sadly there are fewer and fewer people still alive who had personal encounters with our hero. So EIN has gathered together multiple stories to help us understand and know more. 'Talking Elvis' features reminiscences from people including Pat Boone, Elton John, Paul McCartney, Robert Plant, Paul Simon, Cliff Richard, Cher, Linda Thompson, Suzi Quatro, Riley Keough, Ernst Jorgensen, Dolly Parton, Ann-Margret, Barbara Stanwyck, Leo Sayer, Tommy Steele, Priscilla and many more... Go here to EIN's 'Taking ELVIS' (Interviews, Source;ElvisInformationNetwork)
Paul Bélard - An impressive publishing record: With around 40 Elvis books already published, prolific author-researcher, Paul Bélard, has established a cult following with his mix of "day-by-day" photo-books and subject specific releases focusing on controversial and important parts of the Elvis story.
The books are chock full of contextual narrative and hundreds of photos and rare archival material.
Over the first half of 2025, Paul has already published seven titles!
Bélard explains, "It's a thrill every time I discover an Elvis picture that I had never seen before, even if the quality isn't perfect. Through my books I want fans to be able to follow Elvis day-by-day, sometimes hour-by-hour. These books are historical documents, a scholarly study of Elvis’ career." In Nigel Patterson's feature article, EIN provides details on the latest Paul Bélard releases, a full list of his Elvis books (including links to titles reviewed by EIN), background information about Paul – plus links to two interviews we have conducted with him. (Spotlight, Source:ElvisInformationNetwork)
.. "Why do the girls go for Elvis? I'm no judge of that, of course! But I'd guess it's because he has very sensuous eyes and lips.
Elvis doesn't care what people think. And he's not bashful. He'll walk up and talk to anybody. Elvis is completely unorthodox, and unpredictable. As he puts it, "If you wanta’ get ahead, you gotta be different!" And he means it.
With other performers, you can predict pretty well what the act is going to be when they step on a stage. Not with Elvis."
'The Harum Scarum Sessions' Box-Set FTD In-Depth Review: 'The Harum Scarum Sessions' is the 14th FTD “complete sessions” release and is noted as the 60th anniversary edition!
The Deluxe 3CD set includes a 24-page booklet featuring a look at the movie, Sessions Data, foreign film posters, worldwide premieres plus chart listings and 45 and 33rpm sleeve covers.
All the masters and session outtakes are newly mixed and mastered by Sebastian Jeansson and Vic Anesini for superior audio.
Includes over 60 previously unreleased outtakes including 30 of 'Shake That Tambourine' (lucky us!), plus new outtakes of 'My Desert Serenade', 'Wisdom Of The Ages', 'Kismet', 'Hey Little Girl', 'Golden Coins', 'Animal Instinct' - plus new backing tracks. The Beatles sang 'Norwegian Wood' - Elvis 'Wisdom Of The Ages'!
While Harum Scarum could be the real point that Col Parker started letting Elvis down - for fans that enjoy that crazy middle-eastern vibeHarum Scarum should be great fun. EIN's Piers Beagley checks out this new set to investigate whether collectors need quite so much Harum-Exoticness...
(FTD Review, Source;ElvisInformationNetwork)
The publicity notes... Elvis died on August 16th, 1977, at the age of just 42, in his Graceland mansion. His death marked something significant in the collective mind, like the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, or Martin Luther King.
Conspiracy theories took off about the circumstances surrounding his death: Was Elvis murdered by the mob? Was his death faked? Did Elvis commit suicide? Is he still alive? This book sheds new light on many of these questions, while also celebrating his music and legacy.
'Elvis: June 75' In-depth FTD Review: A new 4CD digi-set 'Elvis June 1975' featuring soundboards of four shows
from Mobile A/S June 2, Houston E/S June 5, Shreveport A/S June 7 and
Jackson A/S June 8 1975.
Disappointingly for collectors all the performances on this new FTD set have been out on bootleg before. However, with the barrel almost bare, there has to be plenty to enjoy in these mid-75 performances.
After all, After all, "This mid-1975 period was a positive return for Elvis. Elvis' good mood throughout is truly infectious and along with his well-sung and committed performances they all go to making these concerts worth listening to."
At the Houston Evening Show Elvis was buzzing with energy, while at the Jackson Afternoon Show the flies were buzzing Elvis! There is plenty of fun to hear and it was always a very fine set-list. Elvis soundboard super-collector Geoffrey McDonnell along with EIN's Piers Beagley explore this new set.... (FTD Reviews; Source;ElvisInformationNetwork)
The book description explains...
.. This biography delves into the remarkable life of Elvis, exploring his family background, music career, films, and enduring legacy. Includes QR-Codes for an immersive reading experience.
The author has transformed this biography into an interactive experience like never before. By integrating QR codes throughout the book, readers can instantly access videos and other multimedia content on their mobile devices. This innovative approach makes the biography not just informative but also engaging, immersive, and dynamic, bringing Elvis's story to life in a whole new way.
EIN’s Nigel Patterson spent a leisurely Sunday immersing himself in Lee Jackson’s account of the Elvis Presley story. .. Read Nigel’s review...
'Elvis Book News' New EIN feature: Elvis Presley's influence and legacy has touched every kind of publication and media platform since he became the world's most successful entertainer of all-time back in the 1950s.
This year would have been Elvis' 90th birthday and thanks to RCA / SONY / FTD / MRS, along with the bootleg labels, nearly every minute of music that Elvis ever recorded has now been released. In this century Elvis Presley has now become even more of a pivotal role as part of our socio-cultural fabric... his impact / influence is greater than just his music.
Nowadays fans find more literature about Elvis and his legacy being published than 'new' music.
EIN's “Elvis Book News” will focus on book reviews, news and also the eclectic nature of Elvis' influence across all forms of literature.
Check out our new “Elvis Book News”- more updates coming soon. (Elvis Book News, Source:ElvisInformationNetwork)
Book Review - 'Marion Keisker: The Woman Who First Recorded Elvis Presley':Paul Belard's latest book is a detailed account of Marion Keisker's life and her key role in the Elvis story. "That woman was the one who had faith she was the one that pushed me... Marion did it for me" - Elvis Presley 1971 .. Marion was Sam Phillips' assistant when he established the Memphis Recording Service, and later Sun Records.
She is best remembered as the first person to record Elvis in July 1953, then encouraging Sam Phillips (numerous times) to record him "commercially", therefore playing a pivotal role in Elvis' ascent towards the pinnacle of his career.
Throughout interviews given, Marion discloses the workings of Sun Records, the sessions, Elvis' moods during those first days of his career. There is a trove of little known or unknown anecdotes many fans will delight in.
This book is a fitting and well-deserved tribute to Marion Keisker.'
'Elvis UK3' is an outstanding reference e-book, there is however a keen section of Elvis collectors who prefer to own physical books as opposed to digital versions.
While the original 1,400 page book was too large to print as a single volume, the author’s idea of splitting it into three volumes is a very clever idea.
Leafing through these 478 printed pages of 'Compact Volume 1' gave us another reason to dig deep into Elvis’ CD legacy and enjoying the fascination of some stunning Elvis releases.
More praise for 'Elvis Hero of the Comic Books':Written by EIN’s Nigel Patterson (with “over and above” help from Elvis Day By Day’s, Kees Mouwen) the first in-depth record of Elvis in comic books, graphic novels and cartoons, was published earlier this year.
Reviews have been glowing since day one, the latest including a four-page text and image overview in It’s Elvis Time magazine (Netherlands) and a detailed review in the cult rock & roll magazine, Ugly Things (based in California).
'From Here to the Great Unknown’ Book Review: After all the publicity and hype Lisa Marie's revealing memoir has recently been published. There is no doubt that being part of a famous family certainly does not guarantee a happy life.
As Keough explains, “The early parts of the book are mostly my mother's voice, in the tapes she speaks at length about her Graceland childhood, the death of her father, the dreadful aftermath, her relationship with her mother, her difficult teen years. She’s frank and funny about my father, Danny Keough. She talks openly about her relationship with Michael Jackson. She’s painfully candid about later drug addiction and the perils of fame…
If you have ever wondered how Lisa Marie coped with life post-Elvis or noticed those old tabloid news reports saying that she had once again “gone off the rails” or spotted the tension between her and Priscilla, the answers and much, much, more are in this stunning memoir...
While Elvis died when Lisa Marie was only 9 years old there is still plenty new to discover from this intriguing book.. EIN's Piers Beagley checks out this powerful memoir, wonders why the Australian book has been edited - and discovers the delights of the Audio-Book..
(Book Reviews: Source;ElvisInformationNetwork)
(Book Review) Elvis, Hero of the Comic Books (Nigel Patterson): Respected Elvis author and reviewer, Gordon Minto, recently put on his reviewer’s cap to take on what he rightly describes as “a strange landscape” of how Elvis is portrayed in comic books (aka sequential art), a subject, which until now, has not been well covered or understood.
The book in question, Elvis, Hero of the Comic Books, was written by EIN’s Nigel Patterson and sublimely designed by Elvis Day By Day’s, Kees Mouwen.
The book includes stunning artwork from a number of releases and an eclectic variety of Elvis related comic book ephemera. Elvis, Hero of the Comic Books features more than 600 images!
Read Gordon’s detailed review to discover why he found the book to be “refreshingly different, extremely eye-catching, well-researched and well-written, while offering a new slant on things”.
(Book Review, Source: Gordon Minto;ElvisInfoNet)
'Elvis in Print: A Comprehensive Annotated and Illustrated Bibliography 1955-2023 Volume 1' UPDATE: This comprehensive new book was due to be published this month but has been delayed due to editing issues and the discovery of more than 70 new titles and/or editions. A revised publication date for the nearly 500-page book will be announced soon. (non-final cover image pictured)
Compiled and written by EIN's Nigel Patterson, the four volumes of Elvis in Print: A Comprehensive Annotated & Illustrated Bibliography 1955-2023 will comprise around 2,000 pages, with listings for more than 4,000 books and around 2,000 images.
Volume 1 is the first of two detailing English language, “non-fiction” releases. It contains close to 500 pages, listings for more than 800+ titles, book covers for more than 500 listings, and interesting Sidebar articles discussing controversial releases and issues in the massive Elvis book catalog.
Sections in Elvis in Print Volume 1 include:
Academic Releases, Biographies, Compendiums: Catalogs, Discographies, Chart Histories, Interviews... Conspiracy Theories, Elvis and the Colonel, Elvis and the Law, Elvis as Art and Elvis as Religion (including Psychic Experiences and Spirituality)...
The 'Listings' include original releases, subsequent re-issues , (including digital editions) and a book synopsis. 'Elvis in Print' will be published in hardcover, softcover, and Kindle formats. It will be available from Amazon stores (the hardcover edition will only be available in those countries where Amazon offers this format).
EIN will publish more information soon. (News, Source;NP/EIN)
CD Review 'The Joan Deary Tapes Vol1' - and has Ernst won the war?’: Two years ago EIN posted an article suggesting that the Elvis bootleg era was over, that FTD and Ernst Jorgensen had truly won the war.
So it was a surprise to many that a new bootleg label ‘Joan Deary Inc’ suddenly popped up two months ago promising a very similar series of releases to the Madison ‘A Legendary Performer’ set.
They promised "Unique content... with never issued before outtakes. Some very different mixes among other glorious sounding tracks. Every track comes in great sound quality and has been remastered for optimal listening pleasure..."
EIN was suspicious from the start - to be honest I saw no need to purchase this CD - but several EIN readers wanted to know more before they put down their hard earned cash. Go here as EIN's Piers Beagley investigates to see if there is life in this new series of Elvis bootleg releases... Please read this before ordering we've done the work so that you don't have to! Now UPDATED with YOUR comments (CD Reviews, Source;ElvisInformationNetwork)
Don't miss out on one of EIN's most-viewed and controversial interviews of all-time - Mike Stone tells all.
EIN Interview with Mike Stone: Mike Stone has had a long and successful career in athletics, in the entertainment business, as an author, sports instructor, bodyguard and personal fitness trainer.
Mike Stone was also a key figure in the emotional roller-coaster that described Elvis and Priscilla Presley's lives in the seventies. In this exclusive EIN interview Priscilla's ex-partner, karate champion and author talks about his amazing life, including... - Meeting Elvis and Priscilla
- Hawaii, Elvis and Karate
- Being Phil Spector's bodyguard
- Sitting next to John Lennon recording
- Priscilla and karate
- Fans blaming him for Elvis' marriage split-up
- Elvis putting a "Hit" out on him
- Finding peace in the Philippines
- His new autobiography
Don't forget that EIN's Elvis Facebook page regularly features fabulous RARE newly discovered photos of Elvis. This month EIN celebrates our 45,000 members! - including several of Elvis' own friends and colleagues So Elvis fans don't miss out on these rare and exciting photographs.
Now with over thousands of great photos, News and with more added every day – including YouTube footage.
Elvis LIVE Aug 23, 1969 Album Review + Elvis Concert Review 1969: ..."The atmosphere throughout the entire hotel was nail-bitingly electric! It is difficult for me to describe and paint a true portrait of attending in person this unique occasion - Elvis' Return to Splendor LIVE in 1969 - but I'll try my best. I want, and hope, you will understand the excitement of what has to be the pinnacle of Elvis' career to date!" Joan Gansky was lucky because not only was she in the audience for Elvis' TV musical renaissance of the '68 NBC Special but she also saw Elvis at his most dynamic - first at his August 22nd 1969 Midnight Show and then the following night at his August 23rd Dinner Show. Joan Gansky has written this insightful and emotional article for EIN in 2019, fifty years later, looking back at this special event from 1969 as well as providing her review of the new RCA vinyl album of the August 23rd Dinner Show. One of EIN's most important articles we have ever published- Go here for Joan and Paul Gansky's incredible articles and exclusive photos
(Review/Spotlight, Source;ElvisInformationNetwork)
'What was Elvis searching for?' EIN Spotlight: The question is raised – but never answered – in the title of HBO’s recent absorbing, imperfect documentary 'Elvis Presley: The Searcher'.
At the start it seems clear what the teenage Elvis was searching for – an escape from the oblivion of poverty in the American South. Yet his quest was cultural as well as financial.
Later Elvis read obsessively, seeking out such books as The Impersonal Life, Joseph Brenner’s guide to self-discovery and Kahil Gibran’s book of fables, The Prophet. In his copy of Gibran’s tome, Elvis jotted down the line: “A singer can sing his songs but he must have an ear to receive the song”.
So what exactly was Elvis searching for? In this fascinating EIN Spotlight respected author Paul Simpson takes a close look at this all important question which, for some reason, was basically ignored in the recent HBO documentary..
Mindi Miller Interview with EIN: Mindi Miller was a working actress when she met Elvis in early 1975. She was interested in karate (she performed all her own movie stunts), exploring spirituality and the Bible and so they had a lot in common. Mindi Miller and Elvis bonded over their common interests and soon afterwards he asked her to go on tour with him in April 1975.
She stayed friends with Elvis through the years - along with members of the 'Memphis Mafia' - and attended his funeral.
EIN's Sanja Meegin recently caught up with Mindi Miller to talk about her close friendship with Elvis over the years.
In this fascinating interview she discusses. . . - Her first night with Elvis
- How Elvis persuaded her to cancel her overseas movie & modelling plans
- Their mutual interest in Karate
- Graceland and meeting Lisa Marie
- Attending Elvis' funeral . . . and much much more... Go here for EIN's Sanja Meegin and her intimate and detailed discussion with the delightful Mindi Miller - Now with Reader Feedback.
'Marty Lacker: A Life Well-Lived' & Elvis at American Studio's Interview: It was with immense sadness that last month EIN had to report on the death of our great friend - and a true friend to Elvis - Marty Lacker. We will miss him dearly. Marty is well-known as one of the key members of the Memphis Mafia and also co-Best Man at Elvis' wedding. He was known for both his honesty and being forthright with his opinions. He was the only member of the Memphis Mafia who still watched and commented on recent Elvis News. He had no issue with holding people to account (especially ones who would inflate their importance within Elvis' legacy) and would regularly ask EIN to add his comments or to correct any inaccuracy. Elvis fans often ask about Marty Lacker's background, how he came to meet Elvis, as well as his involvement in the music industry outside of working for The King.
As a prelude to Ken Sharp's fascinating interview with Marty Lacker and a discussion about Elvis' famous American Studio' Memphis sessions, EIN presents "Marty Lacker: a life well-lived" in which Marty tells of his life in the music industry, his friendship with Elvis along with his dislike of the over-controlling Col Parker. Go here to learn all you need to know about Marty Lacker as well as Elvis outstanding Memphis American Sound sessions in 1969. (Spotlight; Source,KenSharp/ElvisInformationNetwork)
'The World of FTD' In-Depth Review: The new deluxe book 'The World Of FTD' has been received by some lucky fans and Elvis collector Mike Lodge has provided EIN with a very detailed review - of well over 3 thousand words! The book was authored and designed by Keith Flynn with input from a large number of other Elvis specialists including EIN's Piers Beagley, EM&HM's Trevor Cajiao, Geoffrey McDonnell, Gordon Minto and many others. It is 1,200 pages, hardbound three book set, chronicling every release by FTD.The book also features 100s of high-quality photos from the collection Erik Lorentzen
KJ Consulting are proud to publish this Box Set which weighs 8 kilos.
Paul Dowling EIN Interview Part Three: Paul Dowling is without doubt one of the major names in the Elvis World. He started collecting and selling Elvis vinyl over 40 years ago and has one of the world's largest Elvis Presley record collections. He started his "WorldWide Elvis" shop back in the seventies, way before the internet, where fans could get hold of rare Elvis records and memorabilia.
With such a fascination with Elvis, Dowling not only became a big name in the early years of Elvis bootlegs but later became friends with Ernst Jorgensen and helped RCA with various official releases.
In the final part of our fascinating interview Paul Dowling discusses .... - Dodging the FBI agents that were sent after him
- Unreleased Elvis material that still hasn’t come out
- Why does Ernst Jorgensen doubt this claims
- His BMG project 'For The First Time Ever' - what happened
- The true story of obtaining the Million Dollar Quartet tape
- His thoughts on Paul Lichter, Sean Saver, Sherif Hanna, Rex Martin
- Spending time with Alan Fortas
- Jim Curtin, newly added story
'Ultimate Elvis' New Electronic Edition: Announced by Elvis sessions expert Keith Flynn for publication November 1 is the brand new concept of the 1750 page super-deluxe Elvis sessions book 'Ultimate Elvis' Electronic Edition.
This incredible three volume book will now be available as an e-book on an i-pad or android tablet. - Created in HTML5
Fully updated e-books will open in any web browser on any operating system, so no need for separate downloads for different operating systems. - Life-Like 'Flipping' Pages
Flip through pages as if you are reading an actual book, but also being able to zoom-in to view smaller images and captions.
- View as Double or Single pages
View as double pages on a computer or laptop etc, and single pages when viewing in portrait on an i-pad or Android tablet. - Fully Navigational Table Of Contents
Jump back and forth to the sections of the books you want to read, instead of flipping through numerous pages to find what you want. PRICED AT - all 3 Volumes for £60 = US$93
On sale from November 1st 2015. Try Before You Buy -
Download free zip-file containing 27 pages from Volume 1, before you decide to buy the complete set. -
NOTE - These books are MASSIVE so you will need approximately 1GB of spare disc space for these three volumes, -
Click HERE to Keith Flynn's 'Ultimate Elvis' Electronic Edition to try.
Go HERE to EIN's independent review of 'Ultimate Elvis' (News, Source;ElvisInfoNet)
Did Elvis Record 'Tiger Man' At Sun?: A question that has puzzled Elvis fans through the years is whether he actually recorded the song ‘Tiger Man’ during his years at SUN studios.
The basic question is why did Elvis refer to 'Tiger man' several times in concert as “The second song that I ever recorded, not too many people heard it”?
And if Elvis DID record it, then why hasn’t any reference to it at SUN or proof of its existence been found?
Elvis would first perform ‘Tiger Man’ in concert at his first 1969 Las Vegas International season and would continue playing it through the years – usually in a medley with Mystery Train - until his last performance at Saginaw on May 3 1977. He would sing it over 150 times on stage! The thought that there might be an acetate or undiscovered tape of Elvis at SUN singing ‘Tiger Man’ is a mouth-watering concept - but is it an unlikely fantasy or strong possibility?
Go here to our detailed 'TIGER MAN' spotlight as EIN's Piers Beagley puts in the hard yards to check the facts from the fantasy . (Spotlight; Source;ElvisInfoNetwork)
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