Sometimes those old magazines had photo's in them you don't see too often...

Bravo, issue 12 1957


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And issue 13

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This is a very nice song indeed. I first heard it on one of the Camdens. Loved it right away.

In the early 60's Elvis knew exactly how to make a gentle ballad like this sound perfect. A quality he had all his life btw. I do believe that, when Elvis had an emotional connection with a song, the rest ...

Austin Butler is top of my list. No doubt about it. Second would be Michael St. Gerard. And Kurt Russel was not bad either. Most of the others I haven't seen, I must admit.

For me, the most irritating "Elvis" is Jonathan Rhys Meyers. Watching him perform "If I can dream"... good Lord, help!

NinaFromCanadaEh wrote: October 3rd, 2025, 12:25 pm Elvis from knight in shining armor to the wolf is very funny

Agree. I really like the graphics, colours and artwork of those old magazines.

For those interested...The next batch will be:


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Just seen they have reduced the quantity on the bundle that is not Exclusive and the indidual albums too. 2nd to None and Live in Memphis are 2000 copies and Loving You is down to 1500. Previous, everything outside of ...

For those interested...The next batch will be:

Bravo, issue 10, 1957


And issue 11, 1957

I must add this:

I have now listened to these LP's, except for the last 2 LP's from the Aloha set... What great sets! They look great and they sound fantastic. Ultra silent vinyl. No hiss, no pops or cracks, no ticks whatsoever! Super flat vinyl.

Right now "For The Heart" is blasting out of the ...

It is a joy, Nina, to read these daily Elvis posts. Keep 'em coming!

This was going to be a JR musing on the main site. But I thought it fit far better here.

Would you believe we have better shops in Nashville than in Memphis? Memphis has a pretty good (limited in what they have) shop in midtown that occasionally have some "goodies" but at a premium. And a shop ...

LSP-4445 wrote: October 2nd, 2025, 7:25 am Is there an Elvis site online that has high-quality artwork (front/back) of these classic vinyl album covers?

Not that I am aware of... would be great though.

Yesterday the 2nd batch of MOV reissues arrived. One, imo, very positive difference is that the packaging of the 4-LP Aloha From Hawaii is different. The older releases were housed in a triple gatefold LP cover. I always felt is was inconvenient to get the LP's in and out of the sleeve.

Now the ...

Yesterday the 2nd batch of MOV reissues arrived. One, imo, very positive difference is that the packaging of the 4-LP Aloha From Hawaii is different. The older releases were housed in a triple gatefold LP cover. I always felt is was inconvenient to get the LP's in and out of the sleeve.

Now the ...

In 1984 this beauty was released; "Radio Recorders Revisited". A nice selection of outtakes from the "Kid Galahad" sessions.

I was 19 then. And yes, those were the days! Everytime I got the new Elvis fan mag in the mail (I believe it was the Dutch mag "Elvisions") I got almost got a heartattack from seeing all these adds for the newest boots. Remember, in those years RCA came with almost nothing. Compilation after ...

Another Laurel "Blue Hawaii" release was this single LP from 1987.


And of course, the "Bootleg Elvis" entry...

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By the way... the first real "insight article" (dated from september 1956) was extremely negative about Elvis Presley. The Elvis hysteria in the US and UK was called a ...

From 1956 we go to 1957. Elvis' name was now established in Europe too. Bravo magazine started their series "Elvis Presley Story" so that German (and European) fans could learn who the boy was... this boy from Missouri (...)


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Interesting, again. But I never saw the first photo. It looks like a fake one to me.

You are very polite in calling "Elvis sings for children" a bizarre LP.

I would call it.... junk.
With a J... and a U.... and a N... and a K... Put 'em all together and what have you got?... JUNK!

Sorry... couldn't resist.