Von "Vintage Rock" kommt das Magazin "The Ultimate 1950s: Rock ´n´ Roll Comanion" mit Elvis auf dem Cover, den vorgestellten "Top 100 50s Tracks" und folgender Ankündigung:
"In this special issue, we profile the era's most seismic artists – from Elvis Presley to Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry to Little Richard – and we celebrate the decade's most revolutionary albums and singles.
Also in this special edition, we profile many of the 1950s' most revolutionary artists – Eddie Cochran, Johnny and Dorsey Burnette of The Rock'n'Roll Trio, Jerry Lee Lewis, Bo Diddley, Gene Vincent, Billy Lee Riley, Carl Perkins and more!
As well as that, we're counting down the Top 100 rock'n'roll singles of the 50s and remember that fateful day in February '50 when we lost Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper and Richie Valens."
Quelle: VintageRockMag.Com
Von David Trotter erscheint mit dem Hinweis, dass er Zugriff auf das Archiv des "Elvis Is King"-Fan Clubs hatte, das Buch "200 Elvis Concerts - By The Fans, For The Fans" und dieses wird wie folgt angekündigt:
"A live concert to me is exciting because of all the electricity that is generated in the crowd and on stage. It’s my favourite part of the business - is live concerts”. - Elvis Presley -September 4th 1972.
During the formative years of my Elvis Is King fan club (Founded in 1974), personal friends and fans were traveling across the USA, following Elvis on tour, or attending multiple shows during his Las Vegas Engagements and Lake Tahoe appearances.
They would lovingly and dedicatedly send reports, reviews, and accounts of their adventures seeing Elvis on stage, at hotels, airports or in transport “as it happened”. These thrilling times, linking us to Elvis in a very unique way, were typed up and mailed to me to be shared with members within the pages of my Monthly Magazine / Newsletter.
In celebration of my Fan Club’s 50th Anniversary in 2024, these incredible memories - cherished within the Archives - are shared here collectively for the first time in over five decades.
They are for those old enough to I remember the “glory days”. They are here for the new fans discovering ELVIS. They are here for the generations yet to come, who will find ELVIS long after we all have left the world behind. So “Sit Back and leave the driving to us” as Elvis would often say.
Take a deep breath as the lights dim, the Orchestra begins, and from the wings of the Hilton, and the waiting areas of Coliseum Hallways, as ELVIS comes back to you one last time. “For who knows when we’ll meet again this way?"
Quelle: ElvisDayByDay.Com
Diskutiert diesen Artikel im Forum (2 Antworten).ISBN: 9798306672179 (Lt. Backcover)Paul Belard veröffentlicht Volume 1 de Buch-Reihe "Elvis: Okctober 1958" und kündigt dieses wie folgt an:
"After nine days at sea, the USS Randall docked at Bremerhaven, in Germany, on October 1st, 1958. Hordes of fans and reporters waited for its most famous passenger, Elvis Presley.
If he thought his popularity had waned since he was drafted, there is no doubt that this welcome must have been comforted himl. Once on land, Elvis took the train to Friedberg, then reported to Ray Kaserne where he would spend the rest of his military service.
This day was somewhat similar to his induction day in Memphis in March. According to some accounts, 170 reporters and photographers were on duty, following Elvis during his first two days in Germany."
Quelle: ElvisDayByDay.Com
Diskutiert diesen Artikel im Forum (1 Antworten).ISBN: 9798301311642Von Paul Belard kommt am 28.01.2025 das 310 Seiten starke Buch "Marion Keisker: The Woman Who First Recorded Elvis Presley" und dieses wird mit folgenden Worten angekündigt:
"The 309-page biography of Marion Keisker covers her early days in Radio broadcasting, working together with Sam Phillips, founding SUN Records and the Memphis Recording Service, recording Elvis Presley on his first acetate and everything she did after that.
Publicity stated: At the Jaycee ceremony in January 1971, honoring Elvis Presley as one of the Ten Outstanding Young Men of the Nation, Elvis saw Marion Keisker in the audience. As he approached with Priscilla, he said, “This is the woman I’ve been telling you about. She’s the one who made all this possible. Without her, I wouldn’t be here today.”
Marion was Sam Phillips’ assistant when he established the Memphis Recording Service, and later Sun Records. She is best remembered as the first person to record Elvis in July 1953, then encouraging Sam Phillips (numerous times) to record him "commercially", therefore playing a pivotal role in Elvis’ ascent towards the pinnacle of his career.
Throughout interviews given, Marion discloses the workings of Sun Records, the sessions and Elvis’ moods during those first days of his career. There is a trove of little known or unknown anecdotes many fans will delight in. This book is a fitting and well-deserved tribute to Marion."
Quelle: ElvisDayByDay.Com
Diskutiert diesen Artikel im Forum (1 Antworten).ISBN: 9798302964052Am 10.12.2024 erschien das in deutscher Sprache geschriebene, 276 Seiten starke Taschenbuch "The King: "Until The Twelfth Of Never ..." 1978 - 2005" und dieses trägt den Untertitel "Bericht: Angelina Guard, 3764 Elvis Presley Blvd, Memphis, TN, Phone: 901-332-31532".
Ankündigung:
“Eine phantastische Geschichte des begnadeten Sängers Elvis Presley, doch dieser Elvis lebt nicht auf unserer Erde, nein, er lebt in in einer anderen Dimension oder Realität. Eine Parallelwelt?
Das persönliche Paradies von Annie Guard? Ein Gehirnimplantat für die Forschung? oder...? Die Dinge sind nicht alle so, wie wir sie kennen, und auch Annie heißt vielleicht ganz anders.... Eine Hommage an einen großen Künstler, der uns leider viel zu früh verlassen hat.”
Quelle: EMail