ONLY 1000 - one thousand - sets available
Eleven Hundred and Twenty-Six
that's about the number of concerts Elvis has performed since his return to the stage in front of a live audience in 1969.
About three years ago we was asked by many collectors of his unique projects to do something from the time when Elvis returned to the stage at the Hilton Hotel in Las Vegas and all legendary concerts after that. Well now . . . a three book edition is ready and due to special circumstances this set will be released a few months earlier. The plan was to release this book set for Christmas 2023 but it has now been pushed forward a few months, this is for a reason and you will read that in the issues.
Anything and everything is brought to light in these special editions. All recordings, every stage suit, all information from every CD ever released by RCA, Sony and FTD records. More than 1200 pages packed with information with the best photos available printed on heavy glossy paper as you are used to from TEF. From the opening night on July 31st 1969 till the last concert Elvis Presley ever gave on June 26, 1977, at the Market Square Arena in Indianapolis. A SUPER-DE-LUXE EDITION of a phenomenon . . . The King Elvis Presley.
An absolute must for any self-respecting Elvis fan.
Eleven Hundred and Twenty-Six read it as eleven hundred and twenty SEX because Elvis was pure sex on stage. He knew no color, no age and absolutely no other barriers towards nobody in his 23 years of making live performances.
The first time Elvis Presley played Las Vegas, the critics hated him. Appearing in the Venus Room at the New Frontier Hotel in the spring of 1956, the 21-year-old hillbilly crooner with the dreamy eyes and well-lubricated hips was billed as "America's only atomic-powered singer." Two years earlier, he had been driving a truck in Memphis for $45 a week. Now he had a contract with RCA Victor Recordings and a movie deal with Paramount Studios.
1969 - The man causing the unprecedented stir: Elvis Presley. "It's been too long since I’ve done anything except making movies (more than thirty low-quality, top grossing films) and cut records (which have earned him 52 gold disks). "When I made my television special last year, I realized how much I missed the excitement of live audiences. "Right then I decided I'd like to do a nightclub date or two and see people from the stage again. I want to get back where the personal contact is."
1977 - Market Square Arena, Indianapolis, June 27, 1977.
Elvis Presley, known around the world as the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, thrilled audiences for decades with his legendary swagger, good looks, and unique vocal stylings. Among his many concerts over the years, the one that garners much historical attention is the final one, at Indianapolis’s Market Square Arena on June 26, 1977. His final performance, to a crowd of nearly 18,000 people, inspired copious press attention.
 |
Additional images |
| |
|
|
|
.jpg){kind=small}
