“Baby, Let’s Play House” isn’t just a song; it’s a breakthrough sound. It became Presley’s first recording to appear on the national charts.0h
Before the swirling hips and electrifying stage presence, Elvis Presley was just a young truck driver with dreams and a song simmering in his soul. That song, “Baby, Let’s Play House,” wasn’t written by him, but when he stepped into…
“Let Yourself Go” served as a stepping stone for Presley’s legendary “’68 Comeback Special” television program in late 1968, representing a pivotal moment in Presley’s career.0h
Introduction: In 1968, the cultural landscape of music was undergoing a seismic shift. Rock and roll, the genre that Elvis Presley had helped to ignite a decade earlier, was facing a new generation of artists and sounds. While still a massive star,…
“He’s Your Uncle, Not Your Dad” – a part of the soundtrack for the film Speedway, released in 1968, stands out as a distinctive entry in the discography of the iconic Elvis Presley.0h
Introduction: Released in 1968 as part of the soundtrack for the film Speedway, “He’s Your Uncle, Not Your Dad” stands out as a peculiar entry in the vast discography of the iconic Elvis Presley. While Presley, the undisputed King of Rock and Roll, dominated the…
“Five Sleepy Heads” showcases the unparalleled power of Elvis’s voice, becoming an enjoyable and memorable listening experience.0h
Introduction: While not reaching the widespread recognition of some of his iconic hits, Elvis Presley’s 1968 song, “Five Sleepy Heads”, holds a unique place in his vast discography. Released as part of the soundtrack for the film “Speedway”, the song ultimately did not make…
In the diverse world of Elvis Presley’s music career, a surprising gem shines amidst the rock and roll anthems and tender ballads: “How Can You Lose What You Never Had,”.0h
Introduction: In the kaleidoscope of Elvis Presley’s musical career, a surprising gem shines amidst the rock and roll anthems and tender ballads: “How Can You Lose What You Never Had,” recorded in 1967 for the movie “Clambake.” While not reaching the chart-topping heights of some of…
In 1957, amidst a string of chart-topping hits, he delivered “I Want To Be Free,” showcasing Presley’s allure and the enduring power of rock and roll as this song continues to resonate with listeners today.0h
Introduction: In the heart of the rock and roll revolution, a young Elvis Presley burst onto the scene with a sound that would ignite a cultural phenomenon. In 1957, amidst a string of chart-topping hits, he delivered “I Want To Be Free”, a…
Unveiled in 1967, “Singing Tree” by the iconic Elvis Presley holds a unique place in his vast musical catalog.0h
Introduction: Unveiled in 1967, “Singing Tree” by the iconic Elvis Presley holds a unique place in his vast musical catalog. While not released during his lifetime, the song offers a glimpse into a different creative direction for the “King of Rock and Roll.” Originally…
“Western Union” undoubtedly falls within the realm of rock and roll, a genre that propelled Presley to the heights of glory in the 1950s.0h
Introduction: Nestled within the soundtrack of the 1968 film Speedway, Elvis Presley’s “Western Union” offers a playful and energetic departure from the soul-stirring ballads that often dominated the King’s later career. Composed by the songwriting duo of Sid Tepper and Roy C. Bennett,…
Whether a longtime fan or a newcomer discovering the breadth of Presley’s artistry, “Mine” offers a captivating glimpse into the soul of the King himself.0h
Introduction: Emerging from the recording sessions for the 1968 film Speedway, Elvis Presley’s “Mine” stands out as a captivating yet often overlooked gem in the King’s vast discography. Composed by songwriting duo Sid Tepper and Roy Bennett, the song showcases a different side…
In 1968, on the soundtrack album for the film “Stay Away, Joe,” Elvis Presley’s “Going Home” stands out as a unique and profound piece in the vast collection of the King of Rock’s repertoire.0h
Introduction: Released in 1968 on the soundtrack album for the film “Stay Away, Joe”, “Going Home” by Elvis Presley stands out as a unique and introspective piece within the King’s vast discography. Composed by Joy Byers and delivered with characteristic emotional depth by Elvis, the song transcends the boundaries of…