The book of Larry Geller is not bad. I like it.
But maybe sometimes there is too much Larry words then Elvis....![]()
But the book not bad.
There are so many good books out there, along with a ton of trash, but the 2 Peter Guralnick books are the way to go.
The book of Larry Geller is not bad. I like it.
But maybe sometimes there is too much Larry words then Elvis....![]()
But the book not bad.
I would have to say that the Guralnick books are the definitive Elvis biographies.
Darn it, I can't wait to get my hands on those.... (i am in the process of ordering them....)Originally Posted by quinn53
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My choice would be both Guralnick's books-THEY'RE ABSOLUTELY MUST TO READAnd speaking bout Me and Elvis-quite interesting to read, though sometimes it seems that Elvis was a baaad baad guy who hurt poor Cilla sooo badly (and speaking bout that rape scene...ummm...
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YES! Careless Love is waiting for me at the postoffice! But I cannot get it from there till friday!!!Originally Posted by ComeBackChick
Last Train was sold out.... I got the CL with the box, so I have to order LT from somewhere else!
I only payed EUR 8,99 for CL with box!www.fame.nl
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As mentioned, Last Train and Careless Love. Although Careless isn't nearly as well-written as Last Train and carries through many errors from the books he used as sources, particularly regarding Parker and Priscilla.
I also agree with Day By Day.
Not all complete biographies, however I consider them near essentials for fleshing out the picture:
Elvis Presley - Bobbie Ann Mason
Elvis and Gladys - Elaine Dundy
Elvis: A Bio-Bibliography - Patsy Guy Hammontree
Portrait of a Friend - Marty Lacker (mainly for the piece by Mrs. Lacker)
That's Alright Elvis - Scotty Moore
The Colonel - Alanna Nash
Elvis: Word for Word - Jerry Hopkins
Elvis in Focus - Sean Shaver
The site you mentioned is very good. Two other good resources for Elvis book info:
http://www.bomp.com/BompbooksElvis.html
http://users.pandora.be/davidneale/elvis/books/
Enjoy!
Eileen
Totally agree...these books combined and bundled and we have our own ElvisBibleOriginally Posted by iamhekev
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Well nothing new from me.... I would say the Guralnicks are essential espacially the first part![]()
without a song, a man ain't got a friend,
without a song, the road would never bend,
without a song, so I'll keep singing the song.
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