Erstellt: 05. Januar 2014

"JAT Publishing" kündigte für den November 2013 das Fotojournal mit dem Titel "Elvis 1970 In The Dome" an. Voraussichtlicher Veröffentlichungstermin soll nun Mitte Januar 2014 sein.

Das Journal beinhaltet auf 208 Seiten Fotos der 6 Auftritte vom 27.02. bis 01.03.1970.

Neben dem Journal wird es auch eine DVD-Beilage geben. Diese beinhalte die komplette "Houston Presse Konferenz" uneditiert und mit Bonusmaterial.

Quelle: JATPublishing.Com

Erstellt: 04. Januar 2014

ASIN: B00ANW6B76Elvis Presley: The King´s First Big Score At Sun Studio

Autoren: James Bankes
Termin: 02.01.14
Format: Kindle
Sprache: Englisch
Dateigröße: 189 MB

Erstellt: 27. Dezember 2013

Nummer 369In der Dezember-Ausgabe des "Rock And Roll"-Magazins "Now Dig This" findet man den Artikel "Don´t Knock Elvis - ´56 Teens Have Their Say".

Quelle: NowDigThis.Co.Uk

Erstellt: 27. Dezember 2013

ISBN: 0794842283Mit einem Vorwort von Priscilla Presley erscheint am 24.06.2014 das von Frank Hyland geschriebene Buch "The Live Of Elvis" bei "Whitman Pub Llc".

Quelle: Whitman.Com

Erstellt: 21. Dezember 2013

Dieser Tage erschien, obwohl es erst am 08.01.2014 verfügbar sein soll (so die Ankündigung) das auf 750 Stück limitierte Buch "“Elvis Caught On Camera - The 50's Candids".

Iin dem auf 144 Seiten verschiedene bekannte und unbekannte Fotos mit Elvis aus den 50ern zu finden sein sollen.

Quelle: Verschiedene

Erstellt: 20. Dezember 2013

ISBN: 1442230738Für den 16.04.2014 ist das 288 Seiten starke Buch "The Elvis Movies" von James L. Neibaur bei "Rowman & Littlefield" angekündigt.

Ankündigung des Verlages:
"Elvis Presley's stature as the “King of Rock ‘n Roll” will never be challenged. Between his first single in 1956—the number one smash “Heartbreak Hotel”—and his death in 1977, Elvis amassed more than 100 hits on the music charts, a success that has never been equaled. But Presley’s dominance on the music chart was paralleled by the singer’s motion picture career. Between 1956 and 1969, Elvis appeared in more than thirty films, further cementing his place as one of the most popular entertainers of the 20th century. While there have been countless books that explore the real Elvis tucked beneath layers of showbiz mythology, often such volumes dismiss his motion picture career as insignificant or overlook entirely his on screen work.

In The Elvis Movies, James L. Neibaur looks at the 31 features that Presley made, from Love Me Tender in 1956 to Change of Habit in 1969. Most of these were star vehicles tailor-made for his image. As Neibaur points out, Elvis had a real interest in being a good actor, but his initial promise was soon thwarted by anti-creative decisions that sold a packaged version of the singer. Despite lapsing into a predictable formula of lightweight musicals, Elvis Presley's star power ensured that the films became box office successes. One by one, Neibaur examines each film, providing information about their production and offering assessments about their values as films in general as well as their place in the Presley canon. Additional details include behind the scenes personnel, costars, DVD availability, and hit songs featured in each film.

An entertaining and informative look at an often underrated aspect of the singer’s career, The Elvis Movies offers readers insights into each of these films. This volume will be a welcome resource to fans of the singer who want to know more about the King and his successful ventures on the big screen."

Quelle: Rowman.Com