Elvis Presley’s “Paralyzed”, a song that captures a bygone era of rock and roll with a surprising depth of emotion. Released in 1956, nestled amongst the infectious energy of Presley’s…
“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, it delves into a realm…
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,” offers a fascinating glimpse into the…
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 of rock and roll. Released…
“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 in 1955 by the young and…
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 Studio, a small, unassuming building,…
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 energy, youthful charm, and a…
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. Presley, still a rising star…
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 main single but as…
“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 propelled Elvis to superstardom. While…