Talking His Hand in Mine - Episode Thirty Four

Elvis Presley’s His Hand in Mine is far more than just a gospel album — it’s a deeply personal statement.

Recorded in October 1960, six months after Elvis returned from the U.S. Army, His Hand in Mine was his first full gospel LP and a clear signal of where his heart, faith, and musical grounding truly lay.

In this episode of Talking Elvis, I take a look at:

Elvis’s life and mindset in 1960
Why gospel music mattered so much to him
The recording sessions at RCA Studio B, Nashville

My personal thoughts on Elvis’ vocal approach

For many fans, His Hand in Mine reveals Elvis at his most sincere and vocally balanced.

🎙️ If you’re interested in Elvis beyond the hits — this album is essential listening.

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