All-Elvis Channel on Sirius Radio

[cameron]

I did their trial thing a long time ago. Can't say I was impressed .
As some have said; I have all the music so why pay for something I already have ? I've enjoyed some of the interviews ,but generally , I don't listen to the radio much. Bit, those that do should at least try it .

[franny]

Who have they interviewed and how often is that done?

franny

[cameron]

Who have they interviewed and how often is that done?

franny

http://www.sirius.com/elvisradio
hope this helps.

[Johnny]

I did their trial thing a long time ago. Can't say I was impressed .
As some have said; I have all the music so why pay for something I already have ? I've enjoyed some of the interviews ,but generally , I don't listen to the radio much. Bit, those that do should at least try it .

I couldn't agree more - I did the three day trial, thought to myself "I have all the music, why pay to listen to what I already have on cd?" and I don't care about the interviews - I can access them on YouTube and elsewhere, and besides, I've often wondered why the members of the Memphis Mafia (and others that were around Elvis) are still being interviewed after these 30 years - most, if not all, of the questions have been answered in some past interviews

[franny]

http://www.sirius.com/elvisradio
hope this helps.

Thanks, for the link cameron.

franny

[cprimm]

Thanks cprimm!!

Actually, despite the many glaring errors in his stories, I enjoyed listening to G.K.'s "Original Elvis Hour" when he was still on WOTO! That is actually one of the reasons I am thinking about the whole Sirius thing...for all of his inaccuracies, G.K. is entertaining to listen to!!

I was just looking at the upcoming schedule and it seems that weekends have the best programming, so I think I will use my 3-day trial period from Sirius over the upcoming weekend to see if it would be worth the $12.95 investment each month!

THANKS AGAIN FOR THE INFO.!!!

TCB!
Mike

Well, I only got to listen to GK for a while Friday afternoon. He interviewed Jerry Chestnut. You can look up the songs that he wrote. He wrote "It's Midnight", "Love Coming Down" and "TROUBLE" for Elvis. He told that he and James Brown were standing by Elvis' casket when it was first opened at Graceland. He had interesting tales to tell.

GK may not get all the details correct, but he was there and has a lot of connections with the Elvis world.

With my subscription to Sirius (vehicle), I get to listen on the internet at no extra cost. You might as well get a subscription for your vehicle and listen on the internet too.

[Jungleroom76]

Thanks for the info. cprimm!!

I agree completely about GK! As I said, for all the inaccuracies in his stories he WAS there and he is entertaining to listen to in my opinion!

Right now I am listening to "Soundtrack Saturday Night" and it is quite good! Very good mix of songs, as well as alternate versions!

Gotta say I am very impressed with Elvis Radio thus far...

TCB!
Mike