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Gurdip sits down with returning guest and longtime friend of the show Jaime Kay to review one of her all-time favorite collections of Elvis music, the 2010 CD release of the soundtrack for MGM's "Viva Las Vegas." In its time, VLV never had a proper soundtrack LP, only a single and an EP, due to disagreements between Colonel Parker and the movie studio largely over Ann-Margret's prominence in the film. But Sony's 2010 release offered a great, inexpensive "what if" album for fans, missing only the few non-Elvis songs from the movie. Jaime Kay also takes a round of trivia themed on her specialty, Elvis's love life, and they briefly give their thoughts on Ann-Margret's newest album, "Born to Be Wild," discuss new FTD announcements, her thoughts on Agent Elvis, and naturally, what's been going on in Jaime Kay's world since we last heard from her this past fall. Due to Jaime Kay's time restrictions on research, they omitted Song of the Week, but Song of the Week will be making its awaited returning for TCBCast 267!

Gurdip sits down with returning guest and longtime friend of the show Jaime Kay to review one of her all-time favorite collections of Elvis music, the 2010 CD release of the soundtrack for MGM's "Viva Las Vegas." In its time, VLV never had a proper soundtrack LP, only a single and an EP, due to disagreements between Colonel Parker and the movie studio largely over Ann-Margret's prominence in the film. But Sony's 2010 release offered a great, inexpensive "what if" album for fans, missing only the few non-Elvis songs from the movie. Jaime Kay also takes a round of trivia themed on her specialty, Elvis's love life, and they briefly give their thoughts on Ann-Margret's newest album, "Born to Be Wild," discuss new FTD announcements, her thoughts on Agent Elvis, and naturally, what's been going on in Jaime Kay's world since we last heard from her this past fall. Due to Jaime Kay's time restrictions on research, they omitted Song of the Week, but Song of the Week will be making its awaited returning for TCBCast 267!

TCBCast 266: Viva Las Vegas Soundtrack Review (feat. Jaime Kay)

Tony Plews

Gurdip plays catch-up with the incomparable Ms. Jaime Kay as she dusts off her seat and regales him with tales of her visit to Memphis and Elvis Week 2022, including an encounter with Priscilla Presley and Jerry Schilling. Then, Justin cracks open the TCBCast vault to bring out not only a little extra bonus discussion on UK-exclusive LPs with author Tony Plews, but also a long-lost Song of the Week, previously cut from TCBCast 196, where Justin attempted to follow up Tony's emotional telling of the true story behind "White Christmas" with Elvis's 1969 recording of one of Vernon's favorite songs, "If I'm A Fool." If you enjoy TCBCast, please consider supporting us with a donation at Patreon.com/TCBCast! Your support allows us to continue to provide thoughtful, provocative, challenging and well-researched perspectives on Elvis's career, his peers and influences, and his cultural impact and legacy.

Gurdip plays catch-up with the incomparable Ms. Jaime Kay as she dusts off her seat and regales him with tales of her visit to Memphis and Elvis Week 2022, including an encounter with Priscilla Presley and Jerry Schilling. Then, Justin cracks open the TCBCast vault to bring out not only a little extra bonus discussion on UK-exclusive LPs with author Tony Plews, but also a long-lost Song of the Week, previously cut from TCBCast 196, where Justin attempted to follow up Tony's emotional telling of the true story behind "White Christmas" with Elvis's 1969 recording of one of Vernon's favorite songs, "If I'm A Fool." If you enjoy TCBCast, please consider supporting us with a donation at <a href="http://Patreon.com/TCBCast!" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon.com/TCBCast!</a> Your support allows us to continue to provide thoughtful, provocative, challenging and well-researched perspectives on Elvis's career, his peers and influences, and his cultural impact and legacy.

TCBCast 234: A "Walk" in Memphis with Jaime Kay + A Long Lost SotW! (feat. Jaime Kay and Tony Plews)

The incomparable Jaime Kay is back to regale us with tales of her trip to Memphis during Elvis Week 2021, including her time emceeing a discussion with Ginger Alden, visiting Tupelo and Circle G, and brief sidebars on her trip this past May to Graceland and Sun Records. Then, Gurdip busts out the gate with the bluesy Song of the Week "So Glad You're Mine" from 1956, but things really fire up when Jaime Kay and Gurdip spar over Ann-Margret and "You're The Boss," the duet cut from Viva Las Vegas. Finally, Justin closes out with an understated 1969 favorite, "Do You Know Who I Am?" and its unsuspectingly rowdy outtakes. The new iteration of the Jungle Room podcast, "Life &amp; Laughs in the Jungle Room" is expected to premiere later in September. Keep an eye on jungleroompodcast.com for updates. If you enjoy TCBCast, please consider supporting us with a donation at Patreon.com/TCBCast. If you are unable to support us via Patreon, but want to support us another way, please make sure to leave a positive review or mention our show to another like-minded music history and movie enthusiast.

The incomparable Jaime Kay is back to regale us with tales of her trip to Memphis during Elvis Week 2021, including her time emceeing a discussion with Ginger Alden, visiting Tupelo and Circle G, and brief sidebars on her trip this past May to Graceland and Sun Records. Then, Gurdip busts out the gate with the bluesy Song of the Week "So Glad You're Mine" from 1956, but things really fire up when Jaime Kay and Gurdip spar over Ann-Margret and "You're The Boss," the duet cut from Viva Las Vegas. Finally, Justin closes out with an understated 1969 favorite, "Do You Know Who I Am?" and its unsuspectingly rowdy outtakes. The new iteration of the Jungle Room podcast, "Life &amp; Laughs in the Jungle Room" is expected to premiere later in September. Keep an eye on <a href="http://jungleroompodcast.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">jungleroompodcast.com</a> for updates. If you enjoy TCBCast, please consider supporting us with a donation at <a href="http://Patreon.com/TCBCast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon.com/TCBCast</a>. If you are unable to support us via Patreon, but want to support us another way, please make sure to leave a positive review or mention our show to another like-minded music history and movie enthusiast.

TCBCast 183: Jaime Kay's Excellent Memphis Adventure

This week, Gurdip &amp; Justin are joined by Jaime Kay from the Jungle Room podcast to review the 1981 biopic "Elvis &amp; The Beauty Queen," about Linda Thompson and her relationship with Elvis. As always with Jaime Kay, it's a ton of fun and you never know where it's going to go! For Song of the Week, Jaime Kay picked the movie track "A Whistling Tune," Gurdip went back to his favorite album for "Girl Next Door Went A-Walking" off "Elvis is Back" and Justin highlights Elvis' rarely-heard home recording of "It's A Sin to Tell A Lie." If you enjoy TCBCast and would like to support us while receiving early access to episodes, bonus content like film commentaries and Justin's Blue Suede Reviews video essay series, you can support us on Patreon.com/TCBCast. You can listen to The Jungle Room Podcast on all podcast platforms where TCBCast is, and on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFTDul2tcm4ecDvdTDACuxA

This week, Gurdip &amp; Justin are joined by Jaime Kay from the Jungle Room podcast to review the 1981 biopic "Elvis &amp; The Beauty Queen," about Linda Thompson and her relationship with Elvis. As always with Jaime Kay, it's a ton of fun and you never know where it's going to go! For Song of the Week, Jaime Kay picked the movie track "A Whistling Tune," Gurdip went back to his favorite album for "Girl Next Door Went A-Walking" off "Elvis is Back" and Justin highlights Elvis' rarely-heard home recording of "It's A Sin to Tell A Lie." If you enjoy TCBCast and would like to support us while receiving early access to episodes, bonus content like film commentaries and Justin's Blue Suede Reviews video essay series, you can support us on <a href="http://Patreon.com/TCBCast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon.com/TCBCast</a>. You can listen to The Jungle Room Podcast on all podcast platforms where TCBCast is, and on YouTube at: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFTDul2tcm4ecDvdTDACuxA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFTDul2tcm4ecDvdTDACuxA</a>

TCBCast 161: Elvis & The Beauty Queen feat. Jaime Kay

Mindi Miller

Former Model and Actress, Mindi Miller joins Johnny and Elias on this exciting and fun episode of Life &amp; Laughs Podcast!  Mindi dated Elvis Presley in the mid- seventies and discusses her time with the King of Rock-N-Roll!  We hear about her modeling and acting career, how she met Elvis, their first date, as well as the extremely unusual way he showed up to pick her up.  We find out about the first car Elvis bought her and what it was like touring with Elvis on the road.  Mindi describes the close spiritual bond between her and Elvis. She also tells of the love Elvis had for his fans, his hilarious sense of humor, and his generous soul. Mind responds to those who say she was only a fling to Elvis and plays Elvis Trivia for a lucky listener for a chance to win a Life &amp; Laughs Podcast t-shirt!       Plus special guest, Jaime Kay of the Jungle Room Podcast stops in for some fun!  It's a little life and a whole lot of laughs on this weeks episode of Life &amp; Laughs Podcast - The Elvis Series!

Former Model and Actress, Mindi Miller joins Johnny and Elias on this exciting and fun episode of Life &amp; Laughs Podcast! Mindi dated Elvis Presley in the mid- seventies and discusses her time with the King of Rock-N-Roll! We hear about her modeling and acting career, how she met Elvis, their first date, as well as the extremely unusual way he showed up to pick her up. We find out about the first car Elvis bought her and what it was like touring with Elvis on the road. Mindi describes the close spiritual bond between her and Elvis. She also tells of the love Elvis had for his fans, his hilarious sense of humor, and his generous soul. Mind responds to those who say she was only a fling to Elvis and plays Elvis Trivia for a lucky listener for a chance to win a Life &amp; Laughs Podcast t-shirt! Plus special guest, Jaime Kay of the Jungle Room Podcast stops in for some fun! It's a little life and a whole lot of laughs on this weeks episode of Life &amp; Laughs Podcast - The Elvis Series!

Actress, Model & Elvis Presley's Ex Girlfriend - Mindi Miller & Jungle Room Co-host - Jaime Kay

Ashley Drew

Jaime Kay from The Jungle Room Podcast and Ashley Drew from the Ashley Drew Adventures YouTube channel join Gurdip for a great discussion this week on some of their most interesting Elvis discoveries! But before that - which of the two ladies will prevail in this week's trivia challenge? Then, for Song of the Week, Ashley highlights the doo-wop-esque 1956 ballad "Is It So Strange." Jaime Kay sheds a light on "Tomorrow Is A Long Time," the 1966 track songwriter Bob Dylan called "the one recording I treasure the most" and Gurdip finishes off the episode with a dip back into the doo-wop well with the haunting 1956 jukebox weeper "First in Line." Featured Songs of the Week: Gurdip: First in Line Jaime Kay: Tomorrow Is A Long Time Ashley Drew: Is It So Strange

Jaime Kay from The Jungle Room Podcast and Ashley Drew from the Ashley Drew Adventures YouTube channel join Gurdip for a great discussion this week on some of their most interesting Elvis discoveries! But before that - which of the two ladies will prevail in this week's trivia challenge? Then, for Song of the Week, Ashley highlights the doo-wop-esque 1956 ballad "Is It So Strange." Jaime Kay sheds a light on "Tomorrow Is A Long Time," the 1966 track songwriter Bob Dylan called "the one recording I treasure the most" and Gurdip finishes off the episode with a dip back into the doo-wop well with the haunting 1956 jukebox weeper "First in Line." Featured Songs of the Week: Gurdip: First in Line Jaime Kay: Tomorrow Is A Long Time Ashley Drew: Is It So Strange

TCBCast 118: Adventures in Gurdip-sitting feat. Jaime Kay and Ashley Drew

Ryan Droste

Jamie Kelley

This week on TCBCast, it's one of our biggest episodes ever...it's the full-length show we did LIVE! With special co-hosts Ryan Droste and Jaime Kay joining Gurdip &amp; Justin on the 1st ever TCBCast Random Albums Tournament. Each host gets 2 randomly drawn Elvis albums and then have to argue that their albums are the best! It's chaos on a mass scale but a ton of fun! Then, Justin phones a friend mid-show and brings in another "Jamie K" as Jamie Kelley joins the fray, tapping in for Jaime Kay when she has to take off for a few minutes.  Then once a winner is declared, we discuss our Songs of the Week, highlighting the histories behind 4 Elvis songs. Jaime Kay takes us to church for the rockin' "Let Us Pray" from 1969, while Gurdip surprises everyone with the very early country Sun Records cut, "I'll Never Let You Go (Little Darlin')." Justin starts to highlight "C'mon Everybody," but it quickly get sidetracked by a mini-review of "Viva Las Vegas" when Gurdip &amp; Jaime Kay come to blows over Ann-Margret. But Ryan brings it all home with the rockabilly classic "Baby Let's Play House." Thanks to everyone who tuned in to our Facebook Live broadcast, and we wanted to make sure everyone else gets a chance to hear the whole broadcast, so clocking in at just over 3 hours, this is the LONGEST TCBCast by far!

This week on TCBCast, it's one of our biggest episodes ever...it's the full-length show we did LIVE! With special co-hosts Ryan Droste and Jaime Kay joining Gurdip &amp; Justin on the 1st ever TCBCast Random Albums Tournament. Each host gets 2 randomly drawn Elvis albums and then have to argue that their albums are the best! It's chaos on a mass scale but a ton of fun! Then, Justin phones a friend mid-show and brings in another "Jamie K" as Jamie Kelley joins the fray, tapping in for Jaime Kay when she has to take off for a few minutes. Then once a winner is declared, we discuss our Songs of the Week, highlighting the histories behind 4 Elvis songs. Jaime Kay takes us to church for the rockin' "Let Us Pray" from 1969, while Gurdip surprises everyone with the very early country Sun Records cut, "I'll Never Let You Go (Little Darlin')." Justin starts to highlight "C'mon Everybody," but it quickly get sidetracked by a mini-review of "Viva Las Vegas" when Gurdip &amp; Jaime Kay come to blows over Ann-Margret. But Ryan brings it all home with the rockabilly classic "Baby Let's Play House." Thanks to everyone who tuned in to our Facebook Live broadcast, and we wanted to make sure everyone else gets a chance to hear the whole broadcast, so clocking in at just over 3 hours, this is the LONGEST TCBCast by far!

TCBCast 109: LIVE with Ryan Droste, Jaime Kay & Jamie Kelley

In the first episode of our 3rd year, Justin &amp; Gurdip wrap up a two-part review of the 1981 film "This Is Elvis" with the help of The Jungle Room Podcast host Jaime Kay. Covering from the 1968 TV Special to the end of Elvis' life, the crew discusses Elvis' creative and personal disappointments during this period of his life, the 1977 CBS TV Special, and Jaime takes a stand for Ginger Alden. Then the discussion is wrapped with thoughts on whether "This is Elvis" is actually an objectively good film, or just a nostalgia showcase viewed with rose-colored glasses by fans who needed the catharsis of the film at the time. Finally, Jaime leads Song of the Week with the history behind the funky Mac Davis-penned "Clean Up Your Own Backyard" from "The Trouble with Girls." Gurdip selects the moving ballad "As Long As I Have You" from the climax of "King Creole," and Justin appropriately wraps up an epic episode digging into Elvis' powerful performance of "Unchained Melody," including the famous 1977 Rapid City, SD, version.  Be sure to check out The Jungle Room Podcast over at https://audioboom.com/channels/4942223 Featured Songs of the Week: Jaime: Clean Up Your Own Backyard Gurdip: As Long As I Have You Justin: Unchained Melody

In the first episode of our 3rd year, Justin &amp; Gurdip wrap up a two-part review of the 1981 film "This Is Elvis" with the help of The Jungle Room Podcast host Jaime Kay. Covering from the 1968 TV Special to the end of Elvis' life, the crew discusses Elvis' creative and personal disappointments during this period of his life, the 1977 CBS TV Special, and Jaime takes a stand for Ginger Alden. Then the discussion is wrapped with thoughts on whether "This is Elvis" is actually an objectively good film, or just a nostalgia showcase viewed with rose-colored glasses by fans who needed the catharsis of the film at the time. Finally, Jaime leads Song of the Week with the history behind the funky Mac Davis-penned "Clean Up Your Own Backyard" from "The Trouble with Girls." Gurdip selects the moving ballad "As Long As I Have You" from the climax of "King Creole," and Justin appropriately wraps up an epic episode digging into Elvis' powerful performance of "Unchained Melody," including the famous 1977 Rapid City, SD, version.  Be sure to check out The Jungle Room Podcast over at <a href="https://audioboom.com/channels/4942223" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://audioboom.com/channels/4942223</a> Featured Songs of the Week: Jaime: Clean Up Your Own Backyard Gurdip: As Long As I Have You Justin: Unchained Melody

TCBCast 101: This is Elvis, Part 2 feat. Jaime Kay

Justin and Gurdip are joined by Jaime Kay of The Jungle Room podcast for TCBCast's 100th Episode Bash. After a brief reintroduction for anyone looking to start listening to TCBCast, an email from a listener presents a thought-provoking discussion about feeling anxious to tell people you're an Elvis fan, then Gurdip and Jaime go head to head for an Elvis trivia challenge! The 1981 film "This is Elvis," directed by Andrew Solt and Malcolm Leo, comes under scrutiny in the first of a two-part review. Gurdip and Jaime have quite a bit of nostalgia for the film, but does it hold up years later? Plus, comparisons are made between the theatrical and extended home video cuts of the film. With the film covering most of Elvis' life, a wide variety of topics are covered this episode, including Elvis the myth vs Elvis the person, Elvis' romantic relationships, and even a bit of history behind the long-lost film "The Pied Piper of Cleveland." Next week's Episode 101 will feature the conclusion of the review and, of course, Song of the Week. Be sure to check out The Jungle Room Podcast over at https://audioboom.com/channels/4942223

Justin and Gurdip are joined by Jaime Kay of The Jungle Room podcast for TCBCast's 100th Episode Bash. After a brief reintroduction for anyone looking to start listening to TCBCast, an email from a listener presents a thought-provoking discussion about feeling anxious to tell people you're an Elvis fan, then Gurdip and Jaime go head to head for an Elvis trivia challenge! The 1981 film "This is Elvis," directed by Andrew Solt and Malcolm Leo, comes under scrutiny in the first of a two-part review. Gurdip and Jaime have quite a bit of nostalgia for the film, but does it hold up years later? Plus, comparisons are made between the theatrical and extended home video cuts of the film. With the film covering most of Elvis' life, a wide variety of topics are covered this episode, including Elvis the myth vs Elvis the person, Elvis' romantic relationships, and even a bit of history behind the long-lost film "The Pied Piper of Cleveland." Next week's Episode 101 will feature the conclusion of the review and, of course, Song of the Week. Be sure to check out The Jungle Room Podcast over at <a href="https://audioboom.com/channels/4942223" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://audioboom.com/channels/4942223</a>

TCBCast 100: This is Elvis, Part 1 feat. Jaime Kay

It's been 42 years this week since Elvis passed away in 1977, so for the 77th episode of TCBCast, Justin and Jaime Kay, co-host of The Jungle Room Podcast, sit down for the biggest Elvis-related crossover since the Million Dollar Quartet! From life as younger Elvis fans, to viewing Elvis as a person vs an icon; from factoids about his movies to the fandom's subsections, and how Elvis might want to be remembered, nothing is off the table in this discussion! Then, for Song of the Week, Jaime tells us all about what makes "One Night of Sin" so steamy while Justin digs into a rarely-heard 1974 live one-off cover of a Roy Hamilton hit. We want to give a huge thank you to Jaime for coming on TCBCast and we recommend folks check out the Jungle Room Podcast over at https://audioboom.com/channels/4942223 or on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or other listening outlets. Featured Songs of the Week Justin: You Can Have Her Jaime: One Night/One Night of Sin

It's been 42 years this week since Elvis passed away in 1977, so for the 77th episode of TCBCast, Justin and Jaime Kay, co-host of The Jungle Room Podcast, sit down for the biggest Elvis-related crossover since the Million Dollar Quartet! From life as younger Elvis fans, to viewing Elvis as a person vs an icon; from factoids about his movies to the fandom's subsections, and how Elvis might want to be remembered, nothing is off the table in this discussion! Then, for Song of the Week, Jaime tells us all about what makes "One Night of Sin" so steamy while Justin digs into a rarely-heard 1974 live one-off cover of a Roy Hamilton hit. We want to give a huge thank you to Jaime for coming on TCBCast and we recommend folks check out the Jungle Room Podcast over at <a href="https://audioboom.com/channels/4942223" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://audioboom.com/channels/4942223</a> or on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or other listening outlets. Featured Songs of the Week Justin: You Can Have Her Jaime: One Night/One Night of Sin