Description:
Elvis was the ultimate "rise and fall" megastar he defined the pitfalls of modern super-celebrity. His childhood immersed in "trash white" poverty exposed him to black cultural influences that created a curious and electric fusion of influences that shaped a new musical phenomenon. We discover why, Dead Elvis has become an even bigger phenomenon than he was in life, worth more annually than Michael Jackson, Frank Sinatra and David Bowie combined. This stunning new documentary divides Elvis's life into seven distinct phases, and marry his achievements to his times and his historical context.
Charts
The weekly chart-update. Christmas is over, so Elvis is dropping off the charts where he was listed with several of his Christmas albums and singles.
UK Charts:
- Official UK Vinyl Top 40: “ELV1S 30 #1 Hits” is a re-entry at #38.
- Official UK Christian and Gospel Album chart: "Where No One Stands Alone" dropped from #2 to #3.
- Official UK Christian and Gospel Album chart: "Lovin' Elvis" climbed from #20 to #14.
- Official UK Streaming Album chart: "The 50 Greatest Hits" remained steady at #57.
- Official UK Music DVD chart: "Elvis The Searcher" remained steady at #2.
- Official UK Music DVD chart: "Elvis Presley - Live From Memphis" dropped from #42 to #47.
Dutch Charts:
- Dutch Single Top 100: "Blue Christmas" dropped off the chart from last week's re-entry at #40.
Belgian Charts:
- The Belgian Ultratop chart stopped their Mid-price Album chart. Elvis Presley was a re-entry in the last edition, December 28, 2018, at #33 with “Top 40 Elvis - His Ultimate Top 40 Collection”.
Australian Charts:
- Australian ARIA Music DVD chart: the "Elvis: The King Of Rock 'N' Roll" DVD climbed from #37 to #24.
Swedish Chart
- Swedish Single chart: “Blue Christmas” dropped off the chart fro last weeks #40 spot.
(Source: Elvis Club Berlin / JB Hifi / Official Chart Company / Dutch Charts / UltraTop)