Elvis: That’s The Way It Was

“Elvis: That’s The Way It Was” co-author now hanging out with Elvis and Johnny Burnette and Chips Moman

Okay, he’s outselling every one of his contemporaries from the ’50s, the ’60s, and the ’70s but the Fab Four

A look at a pair of egregious errors about Elvis’ biggest hit on 1973 on Wikipedia

How Elvis talked me into writing an article about the Mac Davis songs that Elvis recorded in 1968–1969

Unusual “new” picture sleeve pops up for sale on the internet

There are two “correct” answers to this question

50,000,000 Wikipedia contributors can’t be wrong (hah!)

There are a lot more titles than you think and they sold a lot more copies than you believe

If you have looked up the ELVIS album (RCA Victor LPM-1382) on Wikipedia, you might want to read this next.

Just how good can one record be?

a good album that could have been an excellent album

Were Elvis’ double-sided hits of the ’70s actually two hits or just one?

Of course, he did—and no one else comes close!

Many younger record collectors use the term “album” to only mean an LP and that’s not strictly correct

Was it “Heartbreak Hotel” or “Hound Dog” or something else?

By the way, which musicians were influenced by Elvis?

My gay friend met Elvis in Hawaii in 1961 and wasn’t impressed (at first)

The movie years (“do the clam”) vs. the concert years (“glory glory hallelujah”)

A (hopefully) amusing answer to a (hopefully) rhetorical question

A gallery of artwork poking a little fun at the King of Rock & Roll in the ’70s

A gallery of artwork poking a little fun at the King of Rock & Roll in the ’60s

A gallery of artwork poking a little fun at the King of Rock & Roll in the ‘50s

On the importance of “In the Ghetto” to Elvis Presley’s career (part 3)

On the importance of “In the Ghetto” to Elvis Presley’s career (Part 2)