This video features audio from Sony/Follow That Dream’s ” That’s The Way It Is – 50th Anniversary Collector’s Edition”.Both the 1970 and 2001 versions both contained Elvis performing “You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me” either in rehearsal or on stage with the final product. During production of “That’s The Way It Is” in […] More
Filmed during Elvis’ 12 August 1970, Dinner Show, in the main showroom of the Las Vegas International Hotel, this was in fact only the third live performance of “I’ve Lost You” by Elvis. Despite this version being included in the 1970 movie “Elvis – That’s The Way It Is”, it was the performance from twenty […] More
From Billy StanleyThis popped up in my memory’s feed today… A few years ago, a friend asked me to tell a story about my drag racing days, here’s one of my favorite… Because, I loved Elvis’ response when I told him about this… One night, me and some friends were hanging out at the Ace Hardware […] More
The very first time that Elvis performed one of the greatest and most famous songs ever written……………………………………………………….By August 1970 Elvis was back on top, not just the king of rock ‘n’ roll but now arguably the King of entertainment. The six shows filmed by MGM for TTWII show Elvis at the height of his powers. […] More
Judging by appearances it seems that serious consideration was given to including That’s All Right from Elvis’ second show of his August Las Vegas engagement, in the 2001 re-edited version of That’s The Way It Is. This is derived from the footage having had the “Property of Turner” watermark removed, and being properly edited by […] More
Elvis Presley, with his charm and celebrity status, was linked to several women throughout his life. While it’s important to approach these relationships with sensitivity and respect for privacy, some of the women who were romantically associated with Elvis include Anita Wood, whom he dated in the late 1950s; Ann-Margret, his co-star in the film […] More
A song performed over 200 times on stage by Elvis, and performed at both ends of his 70’s live era. It was first introduced during his return to live performing in August 1969, and would be sung during his final live appearance on 26 June 1977 in Indianapolis.‘I Can’t Stop Loving You’ would find it’s […] More
The song “There Goes My Everything” is a typical sixties country song telling of a breakdown of a relationship and the hurt it is causing. Elvis recorded it on 8 June 1970 during his “Nashville marathon’ and was the first song recorded during that final day of recordings.Elvis performed it twice during filming of ‘That’s […] More
Just Pretend is a song which despite it’s status as a mere album track, and without a single release, has become a firm favourite with Elvis’ extensive fanbase and the appearance of a filmed live version in 1992 was a definite highlight of “The Lost Performances” ‘Just Pretend’ was a song which was had long […] More
Some incredibly rare and seldom seen photographs taken many years ago at GRACELAND. In 1966 ELVIS was recorded singing BLOWIN’ IN THE WIND. It was many years after his passing that the recording would surface. Hearing his voice singing the opening line of this song whilst looking at these pictures of long ago is especially […] More
1° Elvis was blond and started to paint his hair black at 17 years old;2° 1,82 tall of pure beauty;3° His dancing feet wore number 40;4° Weight for a long time was 76 kg;5° Yeah he was happy and funny. More
– The prince of Saudi Arabia, the 13th son of king Ibn Saud, who studied in London was a big Elvis fan and visited Elvis at his rented house at Goethestraße 14 in Bad Nauheim, Germany on Saturday, August 22, 1959. The prince gave Elvis a royal Arabic black caftan and a tea service with […] More