Elvis Presley Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

This signifies how fragile a woman's heart can be. It is a warning for heart breakers.

a cute cartoon of a meat and tenderizer with reference to elvis presley. Love Me Tenderizer Funny Cute Relationship Romantic Vintage Retro Funny Valentine Gift

The Guitarist

Thank you to everyone for your support

Jingle Bells - Frank Sinatra

TODD ART

This is a design taken from one of my handmade original linocut art prints.

Heartbreak Hotel since 1956 logo style design pink

Elvis Black and White

The King design for holidays

You can’t fool all the people all the time. But Money fool all the people all the time. IN GOD WE TRUST

Tiger Army

Eddie Cochran in pastels

Taking care of business!

Johnny Cash 8bit cassette

Red White and Blue Text ROCKABILLY

The shape of a master we will remember forever.

Johnny Cash - Vintage

Bo Diddley

Bo Diddley

Bo Diddley

Music to my ears!

Elvis Sugar Skull

It's the Sneakerhead Rock

Pelvis Resley

His Hand in Mine gospel Elvis

Day of the dead, rockabilly

Cool Memphis Music Design

Lucky Jones T-Top Shredbilly Logo

Only fools rush in.

Playa I get it! Represent your favorite Doja Cat song!

Groovy retro hand lettering design. Fun motif for lovers of motivational quotes. And of course a must for lovers of the 60s and for fans of music of Elvis, the king of rock'n roll.

Johnny cash logo

Electrify your wardrobe with this explosive guitar player design! Capturing the essence of musical passion, this striking visual features an unleashed artist whose fiery riffs release a cascade of musical notes. Each chord is a spark, each solo a blast that resonates with music lovers’ souls. Perfect for electric guitar enthusiasts and music aficionados, this design is an ode to the power and raw emotion of rock. Wear it and let the world hear your love for music!

DESPICABLE MINION AMERICA TENNESSEE

KWK Radio was the oldest station in St. Louis. It started out in 1925 as KFVE and became KWK in 1927. After playing adult standards and then R and B, KWK switched to Top 40 in 1978. In 1979, KWK was broadcasted simultaneously on 106.5 FM. The station became KGLD, which played the oldies, in 1984. Afterwards, there were numerous changes in format and call signs. The station gained national fame when a DJ smashed Elvis records and declared,"Rock N Roll is dead."