Elvis Presley: Limited Edition White Vinyl LP UMRCLASSICS26 sleazy sound that adds grit

sleazy sound that adds grit to already grim tales

this album picks up where he left off with Talk Talk’s’ Laughing Stock’ seven years before

Callum Pitt imbues his indie-folk with grand

Instantly hailed as one of the best the beloved trio had recorded in many years

in forward marching step

Elvis Presley: Limited Edition White Vinyl LP UMRCLASSICS26 sleazy sound that adds gritWhen Elvis first broke on the national scene, nobody not RCA, not Elvis' manager Colonel Tom Parker, and certainly not Elvis himself had any idea how long his popularity would last. Most assumed that rock and roll was a passing fad and that Presley would soon be relegated to the 'Where are they Now?' bin. Unsurprisingly, RCA rushed Presley's first album to market before Elvis had recorded enough new material for an entire record. The result, 'Elvis