Elvis Presley’s political affiliation evolved over time. In the early stages of his career, he was known to have been fairly apolitical. However, as he gained more prominence, he expressed admiration for President Franklin D. Roosevelt and his New Deal policies. This initially aligned him more with Democratic ideals. Later on, during the 1960s and […] More
Elvis Presley and the Beatles are two iconic names that have left an indelible mark on the world of music. Both artists revolutionized the industry in their own unique ways, captivating audiences and inspiring countless musicians to follow in their footsteps. In this article, we will delve into the rise of Elvis Presley as a […] More
Elvis Presley, also known as the King of Rock and Roll, was not only famous for his music and charismatic personality but also for his eccentric lifestyle and unique habits. From his love for fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches to his obsession with collecting police badges, Elvis had a number of interesting quirks that […] More
On September 12, 1957, a black Cadillac pulled up at the Little Shamrock Cafe in Cleveland, carrying none other than Elvis and his band. Fresh from a concert in Houston, they were making their way north. Aline Landrum happened to be working that morning and had the remarkable privilege of serving Elvis his breakfast. Recollecting […] More
Elvis and Renauld Sunglasses: In the spring of 1961, during the filming of ‘Follow That Dream,’ Elvis became an early adopter of Renauld brand sunglasses. A trendsetter in the world of fashion, Elvis eagerly sought out the newly launched stylish and forward-looking ‘wrap-around’ Renauld sunglasses. While shooting the movie in Ocala, Florida, Elvis expressed his […] More
Marion Keisker (September 23, 1917 – December 29, 1989). Hailing from Memphis, Tennessee, she wore multiple hats throughout her life—a radio show host, station manager, U.S. Air Force officer, and assistant to Sam Phillips at Sun Records. Marion’s connection with Sam Phillips ran deep; they were together when he stumbled upon the vacant building at […] More
Elvis with his BMW 507 that was missing for years. It was found in a pumpkin warehouse near San Francisco. It is now restored and on display at the BMW factory in Greer South Carolina. For decades, the car was untraceable, and the original VIN number was not even known – and now I have […] More
While Elvis was in Denver, he spoke for a time with the off-duty police officers who were charged with protecting him. He showed them his collection of police badges and was disappointed when they could only find one honorary badge. He even plans to come back to Denver to collect a real badge. He also […] More
Aunt Delta was Elvis Presley’s great-aunt. Her full name was Delta Mae Biggs, and she played a significant role in Elvis’s life. She was the sister of Elvis’s paternal grandmother, Minnie Mae Presley. Aunt Delta was known to have a strong bond with Elvis during his childhood and early years. She was often present at […] More
Halloween is a time of year that brings out the spooky and the strange. And while it might seem like a holiday that’s only for kids, it’s actually a time that people of all ages can enjoy. One person who certainly enjoyed Halloween was none other than Elvis Presley. The King of Rock and Roll […] More
In November 1967, Elvis and Priscilla acquired their inaugural Los Angeles residence at 1174 Hillcrest Road, nestled within Beverly Hills’ Trousdale neighborhood, for a sum nearing $400,000. The property, fashioned in the French Regency style, boasted breathtaking panoramic vistas spanning from the cityscape to the ocean. Erected in 1958 by architect Rex Lotery, the 5,367 […] More
The Jungle Room at Graceland stands as an iconic space steeped in legend. Its exotic Polynesian décor, complete with a fountain and distinctive green shag carpeting adorning both floor and ceiling, creates an unforgettable ambiance. In February 1976, RCA set up a recording studio within the Jungle Room, hauling in studio equipment for Elvis Presley’s […] More