In the 1970s, Dolly Parton turned down Elvis Presley when he asked to split publishing rights for "I Will Always Love You." The risky move paid off.

An unknown young singer had just three hours to learn the unusual song before recording the version that would change his life.

During the course of his 20-plus-year career, Elvis Presley enjoyed unprecedented chart success with his music, including many number one hits. When it comes to the pop charts, because Elvis' career began before the official Billboard 100 chart was launched,

The King of Rock 'n' Roll turned it into a deep cut classic

F ive years after Elvis’s death, a bootlegger known only as “Richard” released a compilation of dubious Presley songs on a record label called Dog Vomit. The cover art of Elvis’ Greatest Shit!! is styled like the National Enquirer’s front page ...

Lisa Marie Presley was a fan of all the eras of her father’s music, but it was Elvis Presley‘s 1970s songs that resonated with her the most. “I’m definitely a fan of all that stuff,” revealed Presley in 2012. “But for me, it’s just the fact ...

Rest in peace to one of the greatest, smartest, most talented, and richest musicians of all time. Dolly Parton.

Elvis Presley's "Blue Christmas" returns to several Billboard charts, as does his holiday full-length The Classic Christmas Album — and even his take on “O Little Town of Bethlehem.” BURBANK, CA - JUNE 27: Rock and roll musician Elvis Presley ...

Presley read widely, and his library included spiritual texts like 'The Prophet' and 'The Little Prince.'

"Heartbreak Hotel" became one of Nelson's many country chart-toppers in the '70s, along with other hits like "Blue Skies," "Georgia On My Mind," "Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys," "Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain" and more.