Tag Archives: Elvis Presley

Elvis Presley had a lot to prove in 1969. A box set documents this key career juncture. Plus, a look at influential early country recordings.

Don't let the cheesy cover art steer you away from this music, which is anything but. It's hard to go wrong with material this good, and Holly Norman and her fantastic backup musicians do right by it – and by Elvis – in a big way.

The six short plays comprising the LaBute New Theater Festival might have been collectively titled 'Love and Murder,' two themes clearly on the playwrights' minds.

“When I grow up, I want to be Dr. Manhattan," was one of the responses Anthem Film Festival organizer Jo Ann Skousen received during the “Top 10 Films Every Libertarian Should Know” panel. Sometimes you get more than you ask for. After the audience joined the panel in suggesting films, well, there were a lot more than 10.

Elvis Presley was still in top form in 1970, and the new two-disc Blu-ray Digi-Book 'Elvis: That’s the Way It Is' captures it all.

Andy Rausch's funny 'Elvis Presley, CIA Assassin' is a bizarre romp into a saga of the King that never was.

You are developing your personality. You should not be alarmed because I programmed you this way.

This two-CD set is essential for the collection of any Elvis Presley fan, with a lot of material not available on the original 1974 recording.

I had always thought that Elvis's ‘70s music was past its sell date. This new three-CD set has completely changed that perception.

This Elvis reissue is not the place to introduce yourself to his music. It's for the collector who wants to dig a little deeper into his legacy.