Guardian Music — Guitarist, record producer and songwriter who co-wrote The Dark End of the Street and worked with Elvis Presley, Aretha Franklin and Tammy WynetteIf Chips Moman had done nothing more than revive the becalmed recording career of Elvis Presley in the l... more info

Guardian Music — He produced arguably Elvis’s best album, helped write some of soul music’s enduring classics, and won a Grammy for his country workLincoln “Chips” Moman – the producer, musician and songwriter who helped Elvis Presley... more info

Rolling Stone — Grammy-winning songwriter, producer and guitarist Lincoln Wayne "Chips" Moman, who wrote and produced hits for Elvis Presley, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, B.J. Thomas, Dusty Springfield and many others, died at a hospice facility in his hometown o... more info

Rolling Stone — Since Bob Dylan's 1962 debut, his music has transcended genre and generations. The list of musicians who have covered his music reads like a history of rock music itself: Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, the Rolling Stones, Neil Young, Stevie Wonder, Lou ... more info

BBC News - UK — A guitar Elvis Presley was given by his father, and John Lennon's handwritten lyrics for Being For The Benefit of Mr Kite! are both sold at an auction in New York. more info

Mjsbigblog — American Idol owner Core Media has secure a loan from Elvis Presley Blue Moon to keep production of SYTYCD and other properties going. The post Core Media Secures Lifeline From Elvis Presley appeared first on mjsbigblog. more info

Guardian Music — Prince, David Bowie, Michael Jackson, Freddie Mercury and Elvis Presley have all had a string of hits since their deaths. But how do artists’ estates keep the posthumous profits rolling in? When a major pop star turns up their toes, it is guar... more info

New York Times — His biggest hit, “From a Jack to a King,” endured in covers by Elvis Presley and Bobby Darin long after Mr. Miller stopped performing because of shyness. more info

People.com — Clint Hill shares a behind-the-scenes look at Elvis Presley's visit with Richard Nixon more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — It is one of the most unlikely images in existence. Two men of extreme power and influence, yet from completely different realms, one a politician and the other an entertainer. It is the kitschy incongruity of their appearance and body language, one ... more info