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Preview Elvis Files V

Here are a few preview pages of the upcoming Elvis Files V by Pal Granlund and Erik Lorentzen. This volume handles 1969/70.

Source: Email / Updated: Feb 20, 2012

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Clemmie (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 27, 2012report abuse

The preview pages of The Elvis Files V look great........thanks for the peek! I have ordered the book and am looking forward to receiving it!

Iron Man (profile/ contact) wrote on Feb 28, 2012report abuse

These Elvis Files books though expensive (mine cost me a 100 dollars each after adding the shippment price) are worth every penny. Even taking in account the typos in some of them they are still a must have. The book size amazes you once you see it for the first time. Erik Lorentzen is a long-time devoted fan. He knows just what other fans need. I'd rather skip another re-release from Sony or any bootleg audience crap that might become available in the months to come but keep the money to get all the books from this series.

Natha (profile/ contact) wrote on Feb 27, 2012report abuse

Yes Jeab Marie, these books are too expensive. the only one I may buy is the one about 1954-1956. And even then, I rather buy some cds.

theoldscudder (profile/ contact) wrote on Feb 26, 2012report abuse

Iv'e seen these before. Wheres the beef?

Steve V (profile/ contact) wrote on Feb 24, 2012report abuse

I actually agree with JeanMarie here. The books are nice but way too expensive. Also Tunzi books. Why should these books cost so much and now we are going to start to see repeat photos from what I hear. The King Creole book has many photos used in one of The Elvis Files books. By the way, I've seen half the photos shown above, so hopefully the book offers a lot more new ones.

JeanMarie (profile/ contact) wrote on Feb 23, 2012report abuse

We love the books & files of Lorentzen and Garlund, don't we. One minus though: they are too expensive. I cannot afford
49€ or more on a book, how fantastic it also might be...Tunzi and EMatters had the prices slashed of all Tunzi JAT books
to only 29€ which is great and applaudable decision. Anything above 30€ becomes all of a sudden very expensive for fans and usually it looses sales. EPFCs should be able to make less profit if more copies were sold to fans like me. Sorry.