Elvis Presley

“How’s The World Treating You” showcases this depth beautifully. Released in 1956, the song predates some of Presley’s more bombastic rock and roll anthems. Instead, … Read more

  Elvis Presley’s “I’m Left, You’re Right, She’s Gone”. This little gem, released in 1955 as the B-side to the now-iconic “Baby Let’s Play House,” … Read more

Elvis Presley and “Trying to Get to You”. Now that’s a pairing that evokes a bygone era, a time of youthful rebellion and the birth … Read more

Ah, “Baby, Let’s Play House”, a song that evokes a bygone era, a simpler time, yet thrums with a raw energy that transcends decades. Released … Read more

Elvis Presley’s “Mystery Train”. Now that’s a song that evokes a very specific time and place – the mid-1950s, Memphis, Tennessee, to be exact. Sun … Read more

Elvis Presley’s “Lawdy, Miss Clawdy”. This 1956 rock and roll gem is a prime example of Presley’s early magic – a potent blend of raw … Read more

Elvis Presley’s “Party”. Released in 1957, this track is a prime example of the infectious energy that rock and roll brought to the musical landscape. … Read more

Elvis Presley’s “My Baby Left Me”, a song that perfectly encapsulates the raw, emotional core of early rock and roll. Released in 1956, not as a … Read more

“Money Honey” by the King himself, Elvis Presley. Released in 1956, this track is a fascinating glimpse into the raw energy and lyrical themes that … Read more

Elvis Presley’s “Just Because” takes us right back to the heart of the 1950s, a simpler time when rock and roll was young and Elvis … Read more