Elvis Presley is often hailed as the 'King of Rock and Roll', but his admiration for Chuck Berry as the true originator of the genre has been highlighted, with Presley reportedly stating, 'There’s the real King of Rock and Roll up there right now' during a performance by Berry. The legacy of Presley continues to resonate, particularly as music archives release compilations, such as the five-CD set 'Memphis', showcasing his evolution from energetic early hits to more mature works in the late '60s and '70s. Featured tracks illustrate his groundbreaking blend of R&B and country, while later performances reveal a different, more sentimental style. Additionally, commemorations of Presley's life include reflections on the day of his passing in 1977, where the shock of his death was felt across radio and television. Meanwhile, recent news includes the passing of Paul Franklin Presley, a member of Elvis's family, at the age of 91, reminding fans of the impact the Presley name continues to hold in both music and personal legacy.