The fifth of the seven songs recorded in Elvis’ short three day session at RCA’s Studio B in Hollywood during late March 1972 was “Fool” as song which would become the opening track of his first studio album of 1973 and the unofficial title track. The album was officially released as “Elvis” with the front […] More
On the set of Follow that Dream in 1961 Elvis had a break and returned to his portable dressing room to have his make up reapplied and go over his script with Red and some others. Billy knew that when they wanted Elvis to return to set a man would knock on the trailer door […] More
“When Ed and Elvis were once in So. California (probably in the very early 70’s). It was very early in the morning and they had several hours of completely free time. It was around 5:30am-ish and Elvis was kinda bored. Ed suggested they drop by his son, Edmund’s, seminary class in South Pasadena that probably […] More
“My mom and dad took me to see ‘Blue Hawaii’ when I was just a little girl and I fell in love with him right then and there,” Butterworth said. “I couldn’t get enough Elvis.” Butterworth recalls filming her first scene on the cliffs of Makapuu, on Oahu, running into Presley’s arms. “I had only […] More
“The meeting with Elvis was wonderful , Elvis was so nice and kind. I can’t really find the words, he was so friendly. He is also very handsome, and it made me wonder about his age, his face was so young, no pictures seemed to show his real beauty. I gave him the gift, and […] More
“It was not until August 1959 that I met Elvis for the second time. I was with my girlfriend – who also had a camera with her on the occasion – on the way to Elvis’ house on Goethestrasse 14. When I got there I saw his white BMW 507. I don’t know what got […] More
This was the fourth song of Elvis’ legendary afternoon show in The Houston Astrodome, the only venue which saw Elvis perform solely with the TCB band on stage during the seventies. The size of the stage prevented Joe Guercio and his orchestra from being present at both of these shows but the show seemed to […] More
Elvis visiting his mom’s resting place. More
1947, By the time Elvis enters seventh grade at Milam Junior High School, the family is living at 1010 Green Street in Tupelo, a house designated for whites only in a respectable ‘colored’ neighbourhood. More
Christmas was always a very special and very important time for Elvis. Graceland, his home, became a place of enjoyment and happiness for all. She loved these holidays, being with her family and all the fun things that Christmas brought: decorating, opening presents, celebrating New Year’s Eve, her birthday, sleigh rides, making snowmen and playing […] More
Let’s imagine that we are children again. Let’s imagine and feel that we are at Christmas.We all keep memories of unforgettable experiences in our hearts, but it is difficult to imagine the imprint that his experiences with Elvis could leave on a child, and how Elvis changed his life.Billy Stanley, his stepbrother, loved Elvis more […] More
For 55 years, the identity of the girl the young Elvis kissed in one of his most famous photographs had been a mystery.Until in 2011, the mysterious woman made a call to the Charleston radio station WTMA to reveal her identity. The American magazine Vanity Fair made the news public.Iconic are the photos of Elvis […] More