Lisa Marie Presley

Where No One Stands Alone includes the last Lisa Marie/Elvis duet: It’s a powerful modern tribute to his favorite music: Gospel — The Death Effect is real: Artists die, and we gain new appreciation. So the life’s work of Lisa Marie Presley has vaulted into a new role. “I’m just trying to be an artist,” Presley told The New York Times. “I’m not trying to be Elvis Presley’s child.” But she was…

Her birthday is exactly nine months after Elvis and Priscilla married: Lisa Marie was born famous on February 1, 1968 — February 1 is the birthday of Lisa Marie Presley. The 55th anniversary of her birth comes 20 days after Lisa Marie’s unexpected death. It’s still shocking nearly three weeks later because so many friends, family, and fans saw her just days before she died. …

The last time Lisa Marie Presley recorded a song? Her 2018 Elvis duet with her dad, Where No One Stands Alone — His hand came down — The last duet of Elvis and Lisa Marie Presley, “Where No One Stands Alone,” has been getting constant airplay since her death. Gospel was Elvis’s favorite music, and the song’s spiritual pull startled his daughter. The lyrics and music take on a greater meaning hearing the work with both now…

Lisa Marie Presley memorial: I live in the smiles, the moon, stars, and sky — and I feel eternal pride as I watch you all fly — Lisa Marie Presley “always knew she wouldn’t be here too long,” her mother Priscilla said at the singer/songwriter’s moving memorial service. It began in a fog — then the sun broke through, shining on a family whose legacy only seems to grow with time. Lisa Marie’s father, Elvis Presley, the…

‘In interviews I don’t talk about religion, politics, or ex-husbands. Those are the three no-no’s.’ — “A great day is spending time with my kids doing nothing.” Conducted in the wake of what turned out to be Lisa Marie Presley’s final album, an unseen interview is finally surfacing. In 2012 I got on the phone with a still-weary but upbeat Presley, ensconced in a Nashville hotel…

So Jennifer let me know that she didn’t think she was going to be able to make today’s podcast, then texted me a few minutes later to say she’d try since someone was “bugging her” about doing so. We started our podcast as we do all of them — no…

For decades, Elvis fans debated when the king was at his best: In the Fifties, Sixties or Seventies? The new show compares the three kings — When was Elvis at his best? His peak? The Concert of Kings shows us the three evolutionary eras of Elvis in all his glory. The show starts with Moses Snow playing the 20-something Elvis the Pelvis idol singing his 1950s hits. He’s followed by Victor Trevino Jr. …