ELVIS - The Memphis Flash

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Here is the cover art of the Chrome Dreams release "Elvis: The Memphis Flash" DVD which is due for release August 1, 2005.

Synopsis:

The facts are familiar. Memphis, Tennessee, July 18th 1953. A 19 year old kid wanders into The Memphis Recording Service at 706 Union Avenue. He wants to record a couple of recent hits as a present for his mother. Company secretary Marion Keisker - alone in the office that day - runs off an extra copy and tells her boss the kid's 'a good ballad singer'. Six months later the kid stops by again, Marion tells Sam Phillips, the boss, to listen.

June 1954. Sam's looking for a session singer. Marion mentions the kid. Sam's keen but doesn't have his number. Marion does. The kid's in the studio before the phone's back in the cradle'. The kid works with Sam for a day and he's recommended to Sun session guitarist Scotty Moore. Scotty's unimpressed but books the kid for a session at Sun on 5th July. Rock n' Roll is invented that day and the world changes forever!

But there's a lot more to the legend of Elvis Aaron Presley and the subsequent transformation of music and society than is suggested in the story above. This film looks behind the facts and between the lines and attempts to discover why and how? Why was Rock `n' Roll invented in Memphis by a quiet, respectable and religious young man with a passion for all types of music? How did the events that led up to that fateful session on 5th July 1954 conspire to create a brand new music and a brand new way of life for all those who came along in its wake?

With contributions from those who were there at the time and from others who have studied the subject in depth, and with rare footage and photographs, and music from those pivotal sessions and from subsequent recording dates, and with a host of other features, this film goes some way to discovering the why and the how. It is the most detailed, informative and downright entertaining film yet to emerge about this period and about these historical events.

Songs featured include:

That's All Right Mama
Blue Moon Of Kentucky
I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine
Good Rockin' Tonight
Milkcow Blues Boogie
You're A Heartbreaker
Blue Moon
Shake Rattle and Roll
I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone
My Happiness [Elvis' first ever recording]...and many others.

Running time: 1 hour 20 minutes (approx) - Due for release, August 1st 2005

<span style='font-size:8pt;line-height:100%'>Quelle: The Elvis Express / ElvisNews.Com </span>

Neuer VÖ Termin soll der 14 Oktober 2005 sein und soll auch in Deutsch sein.

Super.. Danke

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Ich habe diese DVD am Wochenende erstmals gesehen und damit meine ich nicht nur den Inhalt. Die DVD selbst ist mir auch noch nie untergekommen.

Die DVD wurde offensichtlich 2005 veröffentlicht und ist in NTSC. Spielzeit ist ungefähr 88 Minuten.

Hat schon jemand das Dingens gesehen?

Zum Inhalt:

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und wie ist sie ?
lohnt sich das ich mich drum bemühe?

Ist nett gemacht und wirkt keinesfalls billig. Ich hatte wneig Zeit und das Dingens nur auf einem Auge verfolgt. Es sind auch mindestens zum Großteil keine neuen Interviews. George Klein dürfte inziwschen deutlich älter sein. Und selbst wenn: Was sollen die Leute auch Neues erzählen ... zumindest Neues, dass nicht aus den Fingern gesogen ist. Aber auf den ersten Blick scheeint mir diese Doku - wie schon gesagt - sehr schön gemacht worden zu sein. Zeigt eben auch einiges von Memphis. Ich schau's demnächst mal sorgfältiger.

Nochmal ein bisserl was zum Inhalt: