Elvis (disambiguation)
Elvis Presley (1935–1977), known simply as Elvis, was an American singer and actor.
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Elvis may also refer to:
- Elvis (name), a given name and list of people with the name
Music
- Elvis Radio, a station on Sirius Satellite Radio
- Elvis (1956 album), an album by Elvis Presley
- Elvis (1968 album), a 1968 Presley album
- Elvis: As Recorded at Madison Square Garden, a 1972 live album
- Elvis (1973 album), also called The Fool
- Elvis Recorded Live on Stage in Memphis, a 1974 live album
- Elvis: A Legendary Performer Volume 1
- Elvis: A Legendary Performer Volume 2
- Elvis: A Legendary Performer Volume 3
- Elvis: A Legendary Performer Volume 4
- Elvis: Greatest Hits Volume 1
- Elvis (musical), a 1977 West End musical
- "Elvis" (song), a song by Leki & the Sweet Mints from Elvis
- "Elvis", a 1993 song by Intaferon
- "Elvis", a 2006 song by These New Puritans
- "Elvis", a 2012 song by AOA
Film and television
- Elvis (1968 TV program) or The 68 Comeback Special
- Elvis: That's the Way It Is, a 1970 documentary
- Elvis (1979 film), a television film
- Elvis (1990 TV series)
- Elvis (miniseries), a 2005 CBS miniseries
- Joanna Lumley: Elvis and Me, a 2015 documentary
- Elvis (2021 film), an upcoming biopic
Other uses
- Elvis: What Happened, a 1977 biography of Presley by Steve Dunleavy
- Elvis (comic strip), a Swedish comic strip
- Elvis (helicopter)
- Elvis (text editor)
- Elvis operator, a type of conditional operator in programming
- 17059 Elvis, an asteroid
- Elvis Rock, in Ceredigion, Wales
- Memphis Summer Storm of 2003 or Hurricane Elvis
- Tropical Storm Elvis
- Elvis, a codename for the Nokia Lumia 1020
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