Retro Roundup looks at Elvis Presley albums Part 2
We now continue with Retro Roundup's look at Elvis Presley's albums, the non-soundtrack, non-gospel, non-compilation studio albums.
Stay updated with breaking news from Ral Donner. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
We now continue with Retro Roundup's look at Elvis Presley's albums, the non-soundtrack, non-gospel, non-compilation studio albums.
The year 1961 was a pivotal moment in the history of popular music. It marked the beginning of a new era that was characterized by the rise of rock and roll and the emergence of several new genres such as soul, R&B, and surf rock. This was also the year that saw the birth of
Drummer Diack demolishes genre. Clarinetist Tyrell puts classical in his rear-view mirror for folk. "Drumology 2" gathers an elite army of percussionists. The Brother Brothers are the Everlys on steroids. Atomicat Records shuns immoral behavior with pre-'63 classics. Find out what Patti Page has to do with Elvis in "The Elvis Connection."
Monday, August 4, 1975: another sweltering hot afternoon on the small Greek island of Rhodes. Maureen Plant, wife of Led Zeppelin singer Robert, is at the wheel of a rented Austin Mini, Robert beside her in the passenger seat, their three-year-old son Karac and six-year-old daughter Carmen in the back seat, along with their friend Scarlet, the four-year-old daughter of Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page.Two months earlier, following Zeppelin’s record-breaking five-night run at the 17,000-capacity Earls Court arena in London, the young Plant family had set off for Agadir, in Morocco. Thre...
We now continue with the top-10 hits of the 1960s, with artists and groups beginning with the letter D. But first a note: