Discography: For a Elvis discography check out Complete discography 1954-1977, a part of the First Elvis pages in Germany, a great homepage loaded with information (and the place were I found my animations+ posters).
Record labels: The homepage of Sun Record Company. An interesting site, were you can find the story of Sun Records and the stars that grew from it. And of cause RCA Victor.
Lyrics: The words for over 700 of Elvis' songs, hit Down in the Alley.
Grammy Nominations: If you scroll down on this page and take a look Elvis Grammy nominations , you will see that the 3 Grammys he won, all were for his gospel albums. This is no wonder to me, since these albums are among me favourites; the question is why he diden't win some in the catagorie "Best Vocal Performence, Male"?, this the greatest male voice of all time.
Elvis' Movies: For all the facts of Elvis' movies : Cast, posters, music ect. , check out The Elvis Movie Guide, also from the great First Elvis pages in Germany. Here is the poster from "Blue Hawaii" (1961) Elvis' most popular movie and "King Creole"(1958) Elvis' best movie, were he played Danny Fisher, a roll originally made for made for James Dean, but after his death it was given to Elvis. Elvis received very good critics for his performance in "King Creole", and many thought that he had the potential of becoming a really good actor.
Elvis was always surrounded by lots of gourgeous women in these movies.
Elvis'
Women is the place to go if you want to find out more about these
heavenly creatures.
Elvis and Nixon: "On the 21
December 1970, Elvis Presley paid a visit to President Richard M. Nixon
at the White House in Wasington.". This is the first line of the
very interesting homepage from the
National Security Archives, named the Nixon-Presley
Meeting: The Documentation. This pages contains a desciption
of the meeting itself, photos
from the meeting and documents,
including the handwritten request for the meeting by Elvis.
Museums,...: First of all, a link to The Kings Castle- The official Graceland www-site. If you are visiting Denmark, don´t miss the only permanent Elvis museum outside the U.S.. Definitely worth a visit! At last there is the Rock and Roll hall of fame and museum, a great site were you can find a short description of Elvis's life, together with lots of other rock'n roll performers or take a guided tour round the museum and much more.
Elvis and the F.B.I: On this
rather disturbing homepage by the
Smoking Gun is the two reports that prove that the F.B.I knew about
Elvis Presley's addiction to cocaine. The question is why didn't they try
to stop it!?! Check out the F.B.I
files on Elvis Presley, all though censured, it's still interesting.
Elvis's testement: A link concerning The
Last Will and Testement of Elvis A. Presley.
Elvis in Scotland: Even though Elvis Presley often told people that he would visit Britain some day, he never did; officially that is. This article from The Sunday Sport claims that Elvis WERE in Britain at one point in his life, and they have an eyevitness and the pictures to prove it.
Elvis and Las Vegas: The town where Elvis had his comback performing. Learn more about the King in Vegas at this Disgraceland homepage Viva Las Vegas or check out a homepage by the Las Vegas Sun on Elvis Presley's time in Vegas Elvis Slept Here.
Elvis merchandies or collectibles: The site were you can find the one Elvis item you have been dreaming of your whole life: The Doghaus Collection. Or go see the Rock'n Real memories Elvis products were you can find pictures, metal signs, jewelry, watches, books, pillows... you name it! Another site concerning the same topic, the Elvisly Yours. For CD collectibles it is the Elvis CD Collectors page. If you have questions concerning collectibles, check out Collecting Online.
Elvis' airplane: In the summer of 1975 Elvis bought his own private jet "The Lisa Marie", named after his daughter.
Statements about Elvis: What other people thought/think about Elvis Presley; brought to you by Lex' Elvis Page.
Elvis Fanclubs: From Great Britain we have the Official Elvis Presley Fanclub of Great Britain. A must! The Official Elvis Presley fanclub of Denmark. Online-fanclub to you with love, check out It's only love for Elvis-fanclub or the great The Elvis Extravaganza Fanclub.
Elvis Sounds: Elvis
homepage from Norway with lots of RealAudio-files with Elvis-Audio from
the 70's, it's the Elvis is still
active in Norway
Other Elvis Stuff: One of my favourite homepages : The
National Association of Amateur Elvis Impersonators, check out among
others The Nude Elvis and of cause the King
of Sweden - Eilert Pilarm., the Scandinavien E.P, and the man I
had the plesure to see perform on the 96-Roskilde Festival, and who claims
to be Elvis's Mexican brother El
Vez. The Las Vegas phenomen The
Flying Elvi , a skydiving experience.
Other quality Elvis pages: The Original Unofficial Elvis Home Page, with lots of details about the King and tons of links; a most for every true Elvis fan. Disgraceland, an amussing site were you can find both interesting information and a little disgrace too. Lex' Elvis page, great Dutch homepage by my favorite ringmaster Lex Raaphorst; check it out for a merry Lex-mas! A French Elvis Site (in french!) One Night with You with a great Elvis-Homepage index in national order (including this one!) and lots of other stuff.
Other great male voices I admire: Mr. Frank
Sinatra, the ol' blue eyes. Who can stop themselfs from joining
in on "New York, New York" or "Strangers in the night". Here in a picture
with the King himself, taken from "The Frank Sinatra Timex Special - Welcome
home Elvis" broadcasted on the 12. of May 1960, just after Elvis'
homecoming from Germany. At this show Elvis sang his new single "Stuck
On You / Fame and Fortune" and "Witchcraft", and he recieved 125.000$ for
performing the three songs. It's said that Mr. Sinatra wasen't very found
of Elvis. He thouhgt he could not sing (Big mistake!) and he diden't like
them Pelvis-moves at all. Once he claimed that "Rock'n Roll music was phony
and fake", but like others he had to eat his words since this show was
a great chance for him to raise the rather slippering number of viewers
for his TV-show; and it did!
