Der frühe Tod von Lisa Marie Presley ist nun in den Printmedien angekommen und so berichten u. a. die "B. Z.", die "Freizeit Revue", "People", "Cream" über ihr Leben bzw. das ihrer Familie.
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Von den Machern des "Uncut"-Magazins erschien dieser Tage das Magazin "The Ultimate Music Guide: Elvis Presley" als spezielle Geburtstagsedition mit den verschiedensten Berichten über Elvis.
Ankündigung des Verlages:
"When Elvis died in 1977 it was big news all round the world – with the notable exception of my primary school. During a morning assembly in the new school year, my headteacher addressed a hall of cross-legged children with the solemn news that a very famous singer had recently died. “Does anyone know who that was?” she asked. We, all only familiar the recent TV news coverage about Elvis, thought the question was probably rhetorical.
“That’s right,” she said. “I’m talking about Bing Crosby.”
John Lennon famously said that before Elvis there was nothing, but that wasn’t strictly the case. As you’ll read in this latest Ultimate Music Guide, there was a whole previous generation of pop singers, and Bing – so beloved on my headteacher – was the guy routinely quizzed about Elvis’s rise. What did he think? Would it last? Bing – not engaging with the rock revolution per se – observed that perhaps Elvis would do well to try some different styles of song. Good advice, as it turned out.
Bing wasn’t the only one to help the writers of NME and Melody Maker register the impact of this new singer, and his new sound. Among the manufactured rivalries (“Elvis v Pat Boone”; “Elvis v Johnnie Ray” “No Presley without Haley”) created at the time by a British press struggling for information in an enormous world, Johnnie Ray makes the wise observation that Elvis is a force helping to make the world smaller. Such is the demand for Elvis’s music, Ray notes, his records are being released at the same time in the USA and England.
The NME isn’t slow to pick up on the fact that Elvis isn’t just a singer, but a force which portends far more. He has “swarthy good looks” and “sex appeal”, and it’s this which gives him the power to unsettle parents. And in so doing, they imply, sow the seeds for something remarkable and generational to follow.
What comes next for Elvis, and for the world, you can read in this comprehensive guide, in a selection of gems from our archive of historic Elvis writing. We’ve also done what you might have thought impossible: we’ve mase sense of Elvis’s many hundreds of recordings, finding our way through a baffling profusion of budget compilations, indifferent film soundtracks and outtakes to bring you a definitive guide to the absolute pick of Elvis’s extraordinary catalogue. The landmark early sessions. The religious ones. The decent film soundtracks. The comeback records and the late classics. You’ll find it all inside.
Whether it’s through the music, or a fantastic new film like Baz Luhrmann’s current biopic, new people are always having their heads turned by Elvis. Hopefully we can help you navigate your way through his kingdom."
Quelle: Uncut.Co.Uk
Rubén Olivares Rosell kündigt für den Sommer 2024 Volume 2 von "Elvis Presley En España - Una Mirada Critica" an und dieses umfasst die Jahre 1970 bis 1990.
Ankündigung des Verlages:
"This second volume about Elvis Presley in our country, occupies the time period from 1970 to 1990. The vision we have of Elvis in Spain is just as confusing and biased as that of his greatest fame, with the peculiarity that Presley is He is already pigeonholed as a character from the past, in an exercise in modernity that is so typical of our country. The final touch will be the appearance of an infectious and infamous book, written by Gaspar Fraga in 1974, which will be refuted page by page from this book.
Despite this, musical publications see the light of day that not only value his legacy and the records of the time, but also great journalists in the country dedicate articles and comments on records to him.
The premiere of "That's the Way It Is" in 1971 will appear in its pages, a year after its premiere in the United States, the rebroadcast of "Aloha From Hawaii" and the problems that occurred during its broadcast in our country, the treatment given in the Spanish newspapers to the death of Elvis, the premiere of the musical dedicated to him in 1978 and the decline of his figure that did not recover until 1987, with a review of his legacy by both RCA and of radio and television stations (although in dribs and drabs).
In this book of study and documentation, Rubén Olivares Rosell makes a portrait of the Spain of 1970 that received Elvis' records and films, the news that was written about him in the local newspapers, contrasting and refuting the preconceived ideas and stereotypes that "El Rey" has a complete discography, including albums by artists who covered him in the 70s and 80s and, above all, a passionate defense of his artistic legacy and his music."
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Paul Belard kündigt sein nächstes Buch "Elvis 57 - April, 4 - 30" und es wird mit folgenden Worten angekündigt:
"A tour that started on March 28 which took Elvis to Chicago, St. Louis, Fort Wayne, Detroit, Buffalo, Toronto and Ottawa ended in Philadelphia. He gave four shows at the Sports Arena on April 5th and 6th.
He then returned home to Audubon Drive in Memphis. During this stay, he visited Sam Phillips at home several times, once with disc jockey Dewey Phillips and friends. In the middle of the month he visited his new acquisition, Graceland, which was being renovated. He showed it to Yvonne Lyme, an actress who had a small role in Loving You. On the 22nd, the legendary gates were installed. Elvis would not move into Graceland until June 1957.
On the 27th, Elvis boarded a train to Los Angeles to film his new movie, still titled Jailhouse Rock. On the 30th, he went to Radio Recorders, where he met Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller for the first time, and began working on the movie’s songs. The iconic “Jailhouse Rock” was recorded that day."
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Neues Jahr, neues Glück: "Now Dig This", das englische Magazin, erscheint in seiner 478. Ausgabe mit Elvis auf dem Titelblatt und dem Artikel "Elvis - Real Gone In Portland".
Inhalt:
- Bo Diddley
- Johnny Black
- Gene Summers
- u. v. m.
Quelle: NowDigThis.Co.Uk
No. 122Das Jahr neigt sich dem Ende und auch der französische Fan-Club veröffentlicht sein randvolles "Elvis - My Happiness"-Magazin, welches wieder interessante Themen rund um Elvis behandelt.
Themen:
- "Aloha from Hawaii"
- Neue CDs
- Elvis in Frankreich: Heute
- Die Sprache von Elvis´ Hand
- USS Hancock
- u. v. m.
Quelle: ElvisMyHappiness.Com
ISBN: 9798371180711Von Palmer Manning stammt das 76 Seiten umfassende Paperback-Buch "The Life Of Elvis Presley: The Amazing Life And Tragic Death Of The King Of Rock 'n' Roll", welches am 25.12.2022 erschien und mit folgenden Worten angekündigt wird:
"Are you the biggest Elvis Presley fan there is? Or are you interested in learning everything there is to know about a renowned King of Rock and Roll?
If so, then you should read this book! You will discover a lot about Elvis Presley's legacy and early demise, which has served as inspiration for a lot of people, as well as his history, plot, personal life, and military service.
This book is an excellent addition to any bookshelf because it is clearly divided into parts that make it easy to access the information you need. Take action right away and get yours today."
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