New Alanna Nash book update #1

[Lisarose]

The most funny part of her story is when she says something like "he never believed that all was over between us"

Was she dating Elvis? Our Elvis? Just makes me wonder who she was with when she says things like that!

[Junebug]

I'd love to get a hold of this book too but I hope she leaves Cybil Sheppard out of it...that woman is so gross!

Thanks for the info Franny.

Diane

No such luck, Diane!!!




Just in time for Elvis Presley’s would-be 75th birthday comes a new book by Elvis expert, journalist, and Country Music Association Media Achievement Award winner Alanna Nash. Called "by far the best study of Presley I have ever read. . . Impressively researched written—and felt" by New York Times bestselling author Philip Norman (author of John Lennon and Shout!) and “the most entertaining Elvis book ever” by New York Times bestselling author Jimmy McDonough (Shakey: Neil Young's Biography), Baby, Let’s Play House is the first-ever Elvis book to focus solely on his complex relationships with women, including celebrities such as Ann-Margret, Linda Thompson, Mary Ann Mobley, Cher, Raquel Welch, Barbara Eden, and Cybill Shepherd. Featuring dozens of exclusive interviews and scores of never-before-seen photos, Baby, Let’s Play House is a must-have collector’s item for fans of The King everywhere. (ref: HarperCollins)

[Brian]

Raquel Welch and Cher didn't have relationships with Elvis.

[Donut]

Was she dating Elvis? Our Elvis?

He probably had another girl hidden under his bed just in case Cybill decided to leave early.

[Lisarose]

Raquel Welch and Cher didn't have relationships with Elvis.

Well, if Cher and Raquel are interviewed, I wonder if Gail was? After all, he kissed her - in public - a couple of times,
RIGHT, GAIL? - Will you be around to autograph our copies?

[screamindiva]

Oh yes looking forward to this one

[debtdbruno]

He probably had another girl hidden under his bed just in case Cybill decided to leave early.

No, but probably a room down the hall.....

[Donut]

No, but probably a room down the hall.....

I've heard Myrna Smith say that it was like his suite had a revolving door

[debtdbruno]

He was a busy boy.............LOL

However, according to some, he only read to them.............PMSL

[Donut]

No wonder he developed glaucoma.

[debtdbruno]

No wonder he developed glaucoma.

Yeh, poor baby.........

[Brian]

Well, if Cher and Raquel are interviewed, I wonder if Gail was? After all, he kissed her - in public - a couple of times,
RIGHT, GAIL? - Will you be around to autograph our copies?

Cher and Raquel didn't even do that

[Lisarose]

Well, then Gail should be in that book
I hear she was a table dancer for his show at Vegas, too!

[franny]

Thanks franny

lisa...so funny!

elvislady

You're welcome, Jeanette.

Really looking forward to this one

Same here, Teddy.

I'd love to get a hold of this book too but I hope she leaves Cybil Sheppard out of it...that woman is so gross!

Thanks for the info Franny.

Diane

I couldn't agree more, Diane. Cybil acts like she had an amazing relationship with Elvis.

franny

[sasha]

http://www.lhj.com/style/covers/the-...o-loved-elvis/

THE WOMEN WHO LOVED ELVIS

Very private confessions from women who were
his lovers, dates, friends, and costars,
on the touching and tragic truths about the King of Rock and Roll.

By Alanna Nash

[Diane]

http://www.lhj.com/style/covers/the-...o-loved-elvis/

THE WOMEN WHO LOVED ELVIS

Very private confessions from women who were
his lovers, dates, friends, and costars,
on the touching and tragic truths about the King of Rock and Roll.

By Alanna Nash

I'll hold off on the "truths" until after I've read it.

Diane

[sasha]

Yes, I'm not too much into these kind of books myself.
More "truths" as in "from the MM" ??
To each their own

[franny]

The latest Alanna Nash book will be released in the US on 5 January 2010.

EIN recently had the pleasure of delving deep inside the 700+ pages of this release to discover a rich and compelling account of a side of Elvis, which until now has been rarely, if at all, documented in detail.

What we found was illuminating, at times emotional, and occasionally confronting. Never dull and always adding to our understanding of the man, Alanna Nash has written a stunning new book!

As its title implies, Baby, Let's Play House presents the long overdue female perspective on Elvis and answers a number of important questions including how differently Elvis communicated with men and women and the inner anguish which eventually led to his tragic demise.

Read why Baby, Let's Play House will be one of the two best Elvis book releases of 2010. (Book Review, Source: EIN)
http://www.elvisinfonet.com/bookreview_nash_2010.htm

[Tommy]

I feel sorry for Lisa, and her children, when books like this are released. Probably most of the stuff isn't true, after all these years, what could there be new to write about.

[Menwithbrokenhearts]

"The most funny part of her story is when she says something like "he never believed that all was over between us""


I've heard her say that and it is funny. Dillusions of grandeur.