Nearly two months after its release… my view on Ernst Jorgensen’s A Boy From Tupelo. It’s not only my fault or laziness that it took so long. I was waiting for the package and then found out not everyone can be trusted for his word… Anyway, I got the book with 3 CDs only a couple of weeks ago and needed some time to experience it.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

We can only say that it was a pretty long time since we read a book about Elvis as fast as this one, hardly being able to put it away. Not surprisingly we recommend it to anyone who is interested in the rise of Elvis Presley.[more]ElvisNews.com Shop

Tim W. Brown wrote an article entitled "Poetry: The King Lives. Long Live The King!" on the "Advanced Elvis Course" book. It has been thirty-two years since Elvis Presley died at age 42, a bloated victim of prescription pills and Nutter Butters, and over fifty when a thinner Elvis burst onto the American scene, singing and twitching his way into the hearts of millions.[more]

Because of the diversity and the amount of unseen pictures this book is worth the publishing. We are a bit disappointed by the way it was worked out, but still happy to have it in our collection.[more]

Released by Elvis Unlimited is the follow up to their release “All Elvis”. Volume 2 features a new collection of rare and unpublished pictures of the King according to the subtitle, does it?[more]

Overall this is a nice book with a good theme for Americans during these days. There are a few great and new shots in this book.[more]