Elvis

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20050104

Another chance to hear a two-part series marking what would have been Elvis Presley's 70th birthday.

In this first part, Paul Gambaccini recalls Elvis' initial impact in the 1950s.

20050111

A look at Elvis's career and legacy.

With contributions from Paul Gambaccini and Paul Sexton

202C

20020813

The first of four programmes in which journalists re-appraise Elvis Presley's significance.

Paul Gambaccini assesses Presley's initial impact on popular music and American culture.

202C

20020820

The second of four commemorative programmes in which journalists reappraise Elvis's significance.

Richard Williams evaluates overlooked periods of Presley's career.

202C

20020827

The third of four commemorative programmes in which different journalists reappraise Elvis Presley's significance.

Stuart Maconie praises the gospel songbook of Elvis.

202C

04 LAST

20020903

The last of four commemorative programmes in which different journalists re-appraise Elvis Presley's significance.

Paul Sexton investigates the marketing and exploitation of Elvis.

Series	Episode	First Broadcast	Comments
		20050104	Another chance to hear a two-part series marking what would have been Elvis Presley's 70th birthday. In this first part, Paul Gambaccini recalls Elvis' initial impact in the 1950s.
		20050111	A look at Elvis's career and legacy. With contributions from Paul Gambaccini and Paul Sexton
202C	01	20020813	The first of four programmes in which journalists re-appraise Elvis Presley's significance. Paul Gambaccini assesses Presley's initial impact on popular music and American culture.
202C	02	20020820	The second of four commemorative programmes in which journalists reappraise Elvis's significance. Richard Williams evaluates overlooked periods of Presley's career.
202C	03	20020827	The third of four commemorative programmes in which different journalists reappraise Elvis Presley's significance. Stuart Maconie praises the gospel songbook of Elvis.
202C	04 LAST	20020903	The last of four commemorative programmes in which different journalists re-appraise Elvis Presley's significance. Paul Sexton investigates the marketing and exploitation of Elvis.