December 23 - It's Elvis Time

Just in time for Christmas, the Dutch It's Elvis Time fanclub published the December 2025 edition of their self-titled magazine. 

The full color 50-page magazine is filled with articles on Aaron Schroeder' in the magazine's 'Elvis Sings ....' series. This marks the last article written by the late Trevor Simpson. 'Saint Elvis' investigates the origin of Elvis' name and '1971 - The impossible Dream' goes behind the scenes of Elvis 1971 Vegas engagement.

The review section covers volume 3 of FTD's 'The Last Tours' while the main feature of this edition is an extended interview with Mandi Miller. Fan club president Eric van Rooij caught up with Sandi and asked the questions. 

No news this time, but enough for a pleasant read during the Holiday season. 

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Jailhouse Rock

The Wagram / Music Legends budget label announced the January 14, 2026 re-release of their 'Jailhouse Rock' LP.

Description: In the "Music Legends" LP series one name is indispensable: the King. The American singer, musician, and actor Elvis Presley is considered the most successful solo artist worldwide, with over a billion records sold across Rock, Pop, Country, Gospel and Blues. 

Presley reached number one on the American Billboard charts with 15 albums and 16 EPs. He is the only musician in U.S. chart history to have number-one hits on Billboard's Pop (18), Country (11), Rhythm and Blues (6) and Adult Contemporary (7) charts. To this day, he tops the list of the 500 most successful artists since 1955. 

By 1978, Presley had been nominated for a Grammy Award 14 times, winning three for his gospel interpretations. Besides Michael Jackson, Presley is the only artist to be inducted into five Halls of Fame: Rock and Roll, Rockabilly, Country, Blues, and Gospel. Furthermore, six of his song interpretations were recognized as historically significant and inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. Between 1956 and 1969, Presley also appeared in 31 feature films.

(Source: It's Elvis Time / Decks)