Are You Sincere – Elvis Presley
Introduction: “Are You Sincere” is a ballad originally written by Wayne Walker, which Elvis Presley recorded in September 1973 at his home in Palm Springs. Although the song was initially…
Never Again – Elvis Presley
Introduction: Ah, yes, Elvis Presley’s “Never Again”. Released in 1976, this track is a fascinating late-career gem that deserves a closer look. Now, for those of us who followed Elvis’s…
In The Garden – Elvis Presley
Introduction: Elvis Presley’s recording of In the Garden is a beloved rendition of a classic gospel hymn written by C. Austin Miles in 1912. This song, originally titled I Come…
Anything That’s Part Of You – Elvis Presley
Introduction: “Anything That’s Part of You” is a tender ballad recorded by Elvis Presley on October 15, 1961, at RCA Studio B in Nashville. Written by songwriter Don Robertson, who…
From A Jack To A King – Elvis Presley
Introduction: “From a Jack to a King,” though often associated with Elvis Presley, was originally recorded by country singer-songwriter Ned Miller in 1957. Miller’s version saw modest success until it…
Promised Land – Elvis Presley
Introduction: Elvis Presley’s song Promised Land is a lively rock and roll adaptation of a 1964 song by Chuck Berry. Berry wrote the original version while incarcerated, drawing on themes…
Elvis Presley – (I’m) Counting on You
Introduction: “(I’m) Counting on You,” one of Elvis Presley’s early ballads, reflects his softer vocal approach compared to the high-energy rock tunes he was also known for in the 1950s.…
Elvis Presley – Where Could I Go But To The Lord
Introduction: “Where Could I Go But to the Lord” is a gospel track recorded by Elvis Presley on May 27, 1966, as part of his How Great Thou Art album,…
Elvis Presley – Please Don’t Stop Loving Me
Introduction: “Please Don’t Stop Loving Me” by Elvis Presley was recorded on May 13, 1965, as part of the soundtrack for the musical film Frankie and Johnny. Released in 1966,…
Elvis Presley – Sweet Caroline
Introduction: “Sweet Caroline,” originally written and performed by Neil Diamond in 1969, became an iconic anthem celebrated in various settings, including sports events and concerts. Elvis Presley, an admirer of…