This year marks the 40th anniversary of that sad day when The King left the building for good, passing away at age 42 on August 16, 1977. But we'll remember Elvis forever by his romantic love songs ...

Elvis Presley‘s recording career is historically influential in the music industry. Many musical legends cite the king of rock and roll as an inspiration and love his music. However, as remarkable as ...

Since its release in 1956, 'Love Me Tender' has been one of Elvis Presley's most popular songs -- and one of the most recognizable love songs of all time. Lyrics like, "Love me tender/Love me ...

Priscilla Presley was romantically involved with Elvis Presley when he made some of his best song. During interviews, she discussed the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll songs which really struck a chord with her ...

In 1959 Elvis Presley was conscripted into the army and was stationed in Bad Nauheim, Germany. It was here where he met Priscilla Beaulieu, the woman who would become his wife. Priscilla had to ...

On Friday, Jan. 8, Elvis Presley would have celebrated his 75th birthday. Can you imagine what a 75-year-old Elvis would be like today? Would he perform duets with Bono in an attempt to save the world ...

Click here if you’re having trouble viewing the photo gallery on your mobile device. A few years back, I engaged in a very difficult task — trying to rank the 20 greatest Elvis Presley songs of all ...

What is Elvis Presley's best song? The King’s top tune has been crowned by our readers. After five weeks of voting, it's clear that fans still “Can’t Help Falling In Love” with one of Elvis' most ...

Elvis Presley died on Aug. 16, 1977. I was six years old and had no idea who he was. And although I've pledged my time to popular music, in many ways, I still have no idea. By the time I was conscious ...

Had Elvis Presley lived, he would have turned 80 years old this month. It's hard to imagine Elvis doing concerts in 2015, but Leonard Cohen is a few months older and manages to do three-and-a-half ...

After country singer Billy Walker and Nelson's own version, Presley took a swing at the bittersweet song. He released it in 1971 on his 13th album, Elvis Country (I’m 10,000 Years Old). The album was ...