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The Best of the ’68 Comeback Special collects the dynamic performances that defined Elvis’ return to the stage. Available now. | ELVIS PRESLEY

’68 Comeback Special: 50th Anniversary Edition’ is the definitive chronicle of Elvis Presley’s most famous live performance! This 5CD/2 Blu-ray box set includes all the audio and newly-restored video from the recording of this historic special and an 80-page book of rare photos and an oral history on the special. It’s available November 30! Pre-order Here: https://Elvis.lnk.to/68ComebackSpecialFA | Elvis

On August 18, 1977, Elvis Presley’s funeral procession wound its way through the streets of Memphis, led by 11 gleaming white Cadillacs—his favorite cars. Behind them, 49 vehicles followed in solemn tribute. Thousands of fans lined the route, some weeping openly, others standing in stunned silence, as the King of Rock ’n’ Roll made his final journey. Elvis was laid to rest at Forest Hill Cemetery in a copper-lined casket, after being moved from Graceland. The line of white Cadillacs at the front

When Elvis Presley was laid to rest in 1977, the world mourned the loss of the King of Rock and Roll. But behind the closed doors of Graceland, an exclusive and emotional funeral took place that drew a stunning mix of attendees. From family and close friends to celebrities, politicians, and fellow musicians, the list of those who came to pay their final respects was far more surprising than many ever realized. Some faces were expected, while others left fans speechless when their names were reve

1977 SPECIAL REPORT: "THE FUNERAL OF ELVIS PRESLEY" Thousands of fans converged on Memphis in the days following Elvis Presley's death, so many that President Carter ordered 300 National Guard troops to the area to maintain order. All city buildings in Memphis immediately lowered their flags to half-staff. Elvis was embalmed at the Memphis Funeral Home and returned to Graceland on August 17, 1977, where a public viewing of the casket, ordered by Elvis' father Vernon was set up in the foyer. Over