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Want to know more about Elvis Presley? In this section we have Elvis Presley biography and information books. Also see our Elvis Presley Biography.
Elvis: Vegas '69 is a quality hardcover book and is without doubt the best book on Elvis Presley produced to-date ... And it is something altogether new .... It is not a photo book ... It is not an information book ... It is not an interview book. Yes it has all three elements - and in abundance - but the way it is formatted -- presented -- is completely new, refreshing, easy to read or just to flick though - (when time is limited) - and enjoy some great photos of Elvis, or read some quotes taken from the many interviews Ken has conducted ... Buy it, enjoy it; I am sure you will not regret it! - Read our Vegas '69 Book Review.
My Years With Elvis And The Colonel by Charles Stone Book |
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 My Years With Elvis And The Colonel by Charles Stone is definitively the very first book about 'Elvis & The Colonel' that is written by a guy who was there. The storyline is based on Charles' memories, unlike some previous Colonel books that were based on false assumptions and fabricated stories told by a third party. Like the previous releases 'Elvis on Tour '75' book by Sandi Pichon and Sue McCasland's 'World's Best Kept Secret – Elvis Live at Del Webb's Sahara Tahoe' this new Charles Stone book will have the same high quality premium paper stock. This hardcover book has the same measurements like the 'Behind The Image 2' book by Bud Glass and has a total of 128 pages. |
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Elvis : The Concert Years 1969-1977 Book |
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There are so many good things to say about this book, Elvis The Concert Years 1969 - 1977, that a review seems rather unnecessary, but excellent material deserves praise and any fans of the concert years has to have this book on his shelf. Somehow Mr. Skar realized the impossible and produced the BEST Elvis Presley book ever available on the concert years from '69 to '77, this is now the reference on the subject. Buy it, enjoy it; I am sure you will not regret it! Last copies! | |
Me And A Guy Named Elvis - My Lifelong Friendship with Elvis Presley - Book |
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Me and a Guy Named Elvis : My Lifelong Friendship with Elvis Presley - Hardcover by Jerry Schilling, Chuck Crisafulli. | |
Elvis In Canada - Elvis Presley Book - by Bill Burk |
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Elvis In Canada by Bill Burk features very rare photographs taken during Elvis' tour of Canada in 1957. Intimate photographs of Elvis on stage, backstage and just fooling around. This book is a must for collectors of Elvis memorabilia showing the young, raw rocker of those early years. 68 pages.  View sample images. |
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Elvis: Vegas '69 - 200 page hardback book |
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Elvis: Vegas '69 is a quality hardcover book and is without doubt the best book on Elvis Presley produced to-date ... And it is something altogether new .... It is not a photo book ... It is not an information book ... It is not an interview book. Yes it has all three elements - and in abundance - but the way it is formatted -- presented -- is completely new, refreshing, easy to read or just to flick though - (when time is limited) - and enjoy some great photos of Elvis, or read some quotes taken from the many interviews Ken has conducted ... | |
Elvis - Up Close and Personal DVD / Book |
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  This unique (14cm x 19cm - 5.5" x 7.5") book and DVD film review draws on rare concert archive film of Elvis Presley in performance and documentary footage from television and radio archives around the world. We also hear the first hand accounts of insiders from the Elvis camp including DJ Fontana, Scotty Moore and Ray Walker from the King's backing group the Jordanaires, who help strip away the layers of sensationalism and half truths to produce the ultimate critical review of Elvis Presley, up close and personal. The 72-page booklet features a biography of Elvis, with a track by track analysis of every studio album The King recorded, and is illustrated with many colour photographs. |
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Sessions III by JAT - Elvis Presley Book |
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We have bee able top source some more copies of the book -- Sessions III, the third volume in the acclaimed series, containing the most complete and up-to-date sessionography with around 500 pages including 100 amazing and unpublished photos. You can see Elvis creating his music in photographs from the sessions themselves, some in full, stunning colour. You will be taken back in time to every recording session and professionally recorded concert and performance. Elvis Sessions III is a must for every Elvis fan! | |
Hound Dog - The Leiber & Stoller Autobiography : Hardcover |
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Hound Dog - The Leiber & Stoller Autobiography, a 336 pages book, Hardcover, illustrated with b/w photos, is due for release June 9, 2009. Legendary songwriters Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller were in the delivery room for the birth of rock and roll, yet as Stoller said the day they were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, 'We never planned to write rock and roll. We just tried to write good rhythm & blues'. Whatever it was they thought they were writing, this extraordinary team produced scores of hits, and was behind some of the greatest records of the 1950s and 60s-from Elvis Presley's recording of 'Hound Dog' and The Coasters' 'Charlie Brown' to Ben E. King's 'Stand by Me'. | |
Elvis & Me Book |
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Elvis And Me - By Priscilla Beaulieu Presley (Sandra Harmon (Contributor), Paperback. | |
The Elvis Encyclopedia - Hardcover - Elvis Presley Book |
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The mother of all books! Huge, heavy and complete with cross-referencing and a comprehensive bibliography, The Elvis Encyclopedia with 600 pages and hundreds of photographs surpasses everything that has come before it. It is a true testament to the legend that is Elvis Presley. The Elvis Encyclopedia is also a visual compendium of Elvis' life, offering hundreds of photographs, ranging from never-before-seen unposed moments to the extraordinary iconic images the world has come to love. [One of the most remarkable books released in 2008 is 'The Elvis Encyclopedia'. This book contains a true treasure of Elvis infomation and will come in handy if you are looking for some extra infomation about Elvis. Some items are explained simply, while others - like the word 'will' for example, contains a very detailed complete text of Elvis' last will.Without any doubt, this book is going to be one of the favourites on many holiday wish lists...] | |
Elvis And The Memphis Mafia - Elvis Presley Book by Alanna Nash |
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Elvis & the Memphis Mafia is the long awaited re-issue of the author's critically acclaimed Elvis Aaron Presley: Revelations of the Memphis Mafia. With a snappier new title, a new generation of fans and many older fans who have forgotten just how enthralling this book is, will have the opportunity to expand their knowledge of Elvis many times over. Elvis and the Memphis Mafia was written after numerous individual and group interviews between Alanna Nash and Memphis Mafia stalwarts, Billy Smith, Marty Lacker and Lamar Fike. (We can only hope the publisher may one day see fit to release a second volume!) | |
Elvis: The Biography by Jerry Hopkins |
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Jerry Hopkins's Elvis: A Biography was the first book on popular music to top the U.S. bestseller list, and its sequel was equally popular. Long out of print, both books, along with a wealth of exciting new interviews, are brought together in Elvis to form the most exhaustive account available of the King's life. Telling the complete story of Presley's rise and fall, from his poverty-stricken childhood in Tupelo through his musical development and emergence as pop's first superstar to his decline and death, the book explores Presley's singular appeal, his far-reaching influence, and his extraordinary legacy. Featuring newly published firsthand interviews with people close to Elvis — including high school teachers, girlfriends, directors, agents, recording engineers, bodyguards, sidemen, karate instructors, medical professionals, and even his personal jeweler — Elvis presents a comprehensive and amazingly intimate look at this cultural icon. Two books in one! | |
The Colonel - The Extraordinary Story of Colonel Tom Parker and Elvis Presley |
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The first quarter of a century of Parker's life is full of holes: remarkably little is known of what he did. This is perhaps less surprising for his early years as a child and youth in the Netherlands, but even the time following his two trips to the USA, when he was for a great deal of that time apparently a member of the US armed forces, his exact machinations are veiled, despite the clearly rigourous efforts of Alanna Nash to uncover exactly what he did and, indeed, who he was, for it seems he used more than one alias. | |
Elvis : In The Eye Of The Storm - Booklet & CD |
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Special offer limited time only- Limited copies - We have been able top source some more copies of the book -- Elvis: In The Eye Of The Storm - For those of you that dig Elvis' best years, there's a great new booklet & CD titled Elvis: In The Eye Of The Storm'. It focuses on the years 1953 - 1956, and it contains dozens of newspaper & magazine clippings from those years, the majority of which has never been reproduced since their original publication. This includes reviews, articles, magazine covers and advertisements ('A Red Hot Star is born on RCA Victor Records!'). Contains lots of great photos - could easily be listed in our photo book section. | |
Careless Love : The Unmaking Of Elvis Presley |
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Careless Love - Elvis Presley Book By Peter Guralnick | Paperback - Have you ever picked up a book and, just by the feel of it, known that you are holding something special? Well, that's how I felt when I picked Peter Guralnick's latest Elvis tome, Careless Love, out of its package after it had been delivered by the postman. | |
Last Train To Memphis - Elvis Presley Book |
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Last Train To Memphis - If success did not come overnight it did come quickly and Guralnick masterfully charts the meteoric rise that took them up the charts and took Elvis to television and then to Hollywood. This first volume also sees Colonel Parker take over from Sam, the purchase of Graceland, the eventual breakup of the original band, the death of Elvis' mother and his induction into the Army. | |
The Complete Chart History Of Elvis Presley |
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From JAT Productions,The Complete Chart Guide Of Elvis Presley - Elvis Presley Book offer Elvis historians a wealth of useful and often difficult to find information. A reproduction of The Billboard Hot 100 is also provided for each release (corresponding to its peak position on the chart). | |
Elvis And Gladys By Elaine Dundy |
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In Elvis and Gladys Elaine Dundy highlights Elvis' interest in the comic book hero, Capt. Marvel Jr., and demonstrates the interesting similarity in Elvis' haircut compared to that of the comic book character and that his TCB logo (with a Marvel-esque lightning bolt insignia) also shows inspiration from Captain Marvel Jr. In addition, some of Elvis' stage outfits (with a half-cape similar to those worn by the Marvels). Elvis' childhood collection of Captain Marvel Jr. comic books still sits in the attic of Graceland. | |
Elvis Presley Paternity Suit - Book & DVD |
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Elvis : Day By Day - The Definitive Record of His Life and Music |
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Once in a while a book comes along that stands out from the myriad of other books published about Elvis. Elvis Day By Day – The Definitive Record of His Life and Music by Ernst Jorgensen is one such book. The day-by-day chronicle of Elvis’ life is well written and fascinating. Everything is covered, from the well known to the obscure and from the humorous to the unpleasant. | |
Elvis : A Life In Music - The Complete Recording Sessions |
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Elvis Presley : A Life In Music - The Complete Recording Sessions - For the first time, the complete story of Elvis Presley's recording career is told in this remarkable book. With exclusive access to the RCA vaults, producer Ernst Jorgensen brings to intimate life every moment that Elvis spent in the studio--from the spontaneous joy of his early sessions to the intensely creative periods of his later career. At once the definitive recording session guide and a compellingly readable narrative, this is the ultimate companion to the singer and his songs. | |
Baby, Let's Play House: Elvis Presley and the Women Who Loved Him by Alanna Nash |
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As we first reported in August 2008, Alanna Nash is working on a new book titled, 'Baby, Let's Play House - Elvis Presley and the Women Who Loved Him'. Today, we have received the cover-art for this massive 608 page hardcover book which is due for release January 5, 2010. Format: Hardcover; Trimsize: 6" x 9"; Pages: 608. | |