Want to sing with Elvis? No problem
Wednesday, December 3, 2008 – Not only did Carrie Underwood and Sara Evans sing with Elvis Presley long after his death, but so can you.
Sony Music Entertainment is giving Elvis Presley fans the opportunity to sing a Christmas duet with Elvis. The "Sing With The King" ecard makes it possible for fans to record their own version of Presley's classic Blue Christmas. The ecard uses the same unique technology that allowed country superstars like Martina McBride,Underwood and Evans to sing along with Presley on the "Elvis Presley Christmas Duets" CD, released in October.
At www.SingWithTheKing.com, fans can watch the new Presley and McBride Blue Christmas video, record their own version with Elvis and then send it to friends and family along with a personal message in the form of a holiday e-card.
More news for Elvis Presley
- 10/18/21: Presley drummer Ronn Tutt passes away
- 07/12/20: Grandson of Elvis dies at 27
- 06/14/18: Presley drummer D.J. Fontana passes away
- 06/28/16: Guitarist Scotty Moore dies
- 08/09/12: Presley slated for Opry debut
- 07/30/10: Elvis gets the spotlight
- 12/01/08: Martina McBride heads to Big Apple for TV appearances
- 11/21/08: Elvis-McBride Blue Christmas video released
CD reviews for Elvis Presley
This is the third official go round for the live '50's recordings lovingly compiled in Good Rockin' Tonight, but that makes them no less worthwhile. Narrator Frank Page saw the whole Elvis Presley phenomena take shape from the wings of the hallowed Louisiana Hayride and his comments provide valuable context concerning the young rocker's still-developing style.
Naturally the chief attraction is the Memphis Flash himself burning through the Sun-era gems "That's All Right Mama," "Blue Moon Of ...
Culled from sessions, Las Vegas concerts and rehearsals for the 1970 documentary "That's The Way It Is" captures the 35-year-old Elvis Presley still glowing from the resurrection of his 1968 comeback special and a fresh string of hits.
Like many Sun Records alumni, Presley strongly related to the gospel elements that bled from soul into mainstream pop during the previous decade. Resultantly, his stage-show featured gospel back-up singers and hyped-up spiritual arrangements on an ...
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