We, the undersigned fans of Elvis Presley, respectfully call on the Elvis Presley Estate and Sony Music to compile and officially release a major archival collection of demos, alternate takes, working versions, and studio session material from Elvis’s studio albums and singles spanning 1955, 1956 to 1977.

This release should include:

•  Alternate takes and demos from classic recordings such as “That’s All Right,” “Blue Suede Shoes,” “Hound Dog,” and many others

•  Behind-the-scenes material from the key studio albums across more than two decades

•  Properly restored and clearly labeled tracks so listeners can follow how the songs were shaped in the studio

We also ask that the full collection be made available on major streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, and others, alongside physical and digital deluxe editions.

Fans have long wanted the chance to hear how these iconic songs were made — the creative process, the experimentation, the false starts, and the moments the magic locked in. While some session material has been released over the years on specialty labels, a well-curated, widely available collection covering the 1956–1977 studio era would be a landmark release for both longtime fans and new generations discovering Elvis’s music.

This project would honor Elvis not only as a legendary performer, but as a dedicated and inventive recording artist. It would deepen appreciation for his work and keep the real story of these recordings alive and accessible.

We respectfully urge the Elvis Presley Estate and Sony Music to make this collection a reality.

Thank you for considering this request from the fans who continue to love and celebrate Elvis’s music.