Reply With QuoteElvis for Dummies is also an excellent read
it gives a cultural context like no other book has attempted
Dear Ale,I read on Grazielvis.it,that is a beautiful bookOriginally Posted by ForeverTheKing
!So I think yes!Buy this book to have your opinion
Elvis for Dummies is also an excellent read
it gives a cultural context like no other book has attempted
Thank you. I have been leary of buying any new books. But I will get this one.Dear Ale,I read on Grazielvis.it,that is a beautiful book
"I just wanna be......your Teddy Bear"
"Elvis and Kathy" is my all time favorite but it's very hard to come by.
Trish
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The Best Elvis Book I have is "Elvis the Concert Years 1969-1977" written by Stein Erik Skar. Also the new book "Elvis the King of Las Vegas" is an exelent picture book. And of course "Last Train to Memphis" and "Careless Love" (Peter Guralrich) is very, very good.
The Guralrich books is the "Bible" among a lot of Elvis Fans..(also to me)
My pleasure!
Absolutely TrueIMO, Peter Guralnick's two-part biography Last Train to Memphis and Careless Love is a good place to start.
Guralnick has written extensively about American music and musicians and is highly regarded in this field.
Enjoy your reading!!!
!I can't wait for read Careless Love
I heard that this book is truly beautiful!I would much read that
There are so many good books but to name just a few:
Elvis & Gladys by Elaine Dundy
Last Train to Memphis,
Careless Love,
The Early Elvis trilogy by Bill. E. Burk,
Elvis in Focus By Sean Shaver,
When Elvis Died By Neal and Janice Gregory,
Elvis: A Biography and Elvis: The Final Years, both by Jerry Hopkins.
Elvis: His Life From A To Z by Fred L. Worth and Steve D.Tamerius.
And there are many more!
Elvis - If Love Could Have Saved You,
You Would Have Lived Forever!
I enjoyed reading this one. He doesn't dismiss the drug use or the womanizing, but he doesn't get down and dirty over it either. Very funny stories, too. I loved one in particular - Elvis, Pris, Jerry and his date were in Palm Springs at a nice restaurant [I think, it's been a while since I've read it] Elvis and Jerry go to the men's room, and when he returns, he notices there's a line of people waiting to be seated, so Elvis goes to the next couple in line and begins to play maitre'd. Can you imagine being seated by Elvis?!
Just pretend, I'm holding you, and whispering things soft and low.
And think of me, how it's gonna be and just pretend I didn't go
I've just bought on ebay the book "Me and a guy named Elvis" by Jerry Schilling...I'm curious to read it and I'll let you know my opinion
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