Elvis Presley – Mama Liked the Roses (1970)
About the song Ah, yes, Elvis Presley and “Mama Liked the Roses” (1970). A fascinating entry in the King’s vast catalog, and one that reveals a surprising depth of tenderness…
Songs
Marie’s the Name – Elvis Presley (1961)
About the song Absolutely, let’s delve into the world of the King and one of his catchy hits, “(Marie’s the Name) His Latest Flame.” Released in 1961, this track exemplifies…
The Everly Brothers – Til’ I Kissed You (1959)
About the song Ah, yes, “(‘Til) I Kissed You” by the Everly Brothers. A true gem from the golden age of rock and roll, released in 1959. Now, for those…
The Kessler Twins “The Best Is Yet To Come” on The Ed Sullivan Show (1964)
About the song Ah, yes, The Kessler Twins and their rendition of “The Best Is Yet To Come” on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964. This particular performance encapsulates a…
Lookin’ Out My Back Door by Creedence Clearwater Revival
About the song Ah, Lookin’ Out My Back Door by Creedence Clearwater Revival. Now that’s a song that brings back a smile. Released in 1970 on their album Cosmo’s Factory,…
Elvis Presley “Ready Teddy” on The Ed Sullivan Show
About the song Absolutely! Let’s delve into the electrifying world of Elvis Presley’s “Ready Teddy” and its iconic debut on The Ed Sullivan Show. The King Takes the Stage: A…
Elvis Presley – Too Much (1957)
About the song Absolutely, let’s delve into the electrifying world of Elvis Presley and his 1957 hit, Too Much. Now, to truly appreciate this song, we need to rewind to…
In the Ghetto – Elvis Presley & Lisa Marie Presley (1969)
About the song Ah, yes, In the Ghetto. A powerful and poignant song, even more so when considering the context of both its original performance and the later renditions that…
It’s Not Unusual – Tom Jones (1965)
About the song Ah, It’s Not Unusual, a song synonymous with the powerful voice and captivating stage presence of the legendary Tom Jones. Released in 1965, it wasn’t just a…
The Drifters – Save the Last Dance for Me (1960)
About the song Ah, yes, The Drifters’ “Save the Last Dance for Me” (1960). A true gem of doo-wop and rhythm and blues, this song transcends genres and generations. Released…