This digital "in between physical editions" features news and articles on the recently deceased Jerome “Stump” Monroe and Yvonne Lime, the closing of the Tupelo Hardware Store, Elvis' 91st Birthday Celebrations with Jerry Schilling and Jack Soden as the main speakers.
Also featured are updates on the 'Elvis Presley In Concert' movie and soundtrack album. The magazine dove deep into their archives with a re-run of their articles on previous 'G.I. Blues' releases, providing a great background read for the recent 'The Making of G.I. Blues' box-set.
The physical version of the Golden Boy Elvis magazine is available at numerous Elvis dealers' shops and directly from the publisher. For more information on the magazine, visit the >>> Golden Boy Elvis website, or contact the publisher by >>> email.
Elvis Video News Report
The Elvis News Report Video for February 2025 is available. It covers all details known so far for the 'Elvis Presley in Concert' movie premiere, Graceland's plans for the future, new exhibitions at Graceland, new Elvis books, says goodbye to people we lost, Jerome Stump Monroe and Yvonne Lime, and much more.
And there is an interesting preview of a book visitors of this website may enjoy :-)
Green Suede Vinyl
The French RDM-Edition announced the February 12, 2016 release of the single 'Blue Suede Shoes' c/w 'Tutti Frutti'. This is a limited edition of 200 units on green colored vinyl and CD-single.
The title track is a newly created duet with Carl Perkins, the songs originator, using his original vocal, created by Anthony Stuchbury. You're going to love it or hate it, but remember, it's not the first time this has happened. RCA attempted this for their Elvis Guitar Man album and Cliff Richard did it too.
Side A: Blue Suede Shoes ("Duet" With Carl Perkins).
Side B: Tutti Frutti (2026 Mix).
Triple Platinum
The single 'Can't Help Falling in Love' was certified Platinum by the British Phonographic Industries for selling over 1.8 million combined units (physical sales, digital equivalents and streams) in the U.K. since its (re)release on January 10, 2005.
(Source: Emiel Maier / UEPS / BPI)