Due for release from the French Elvis My Happiness fan club in cooperation with LMLR is a 60th Anniversary Edition of the "Elvis a Paris" book.
The first edition of the book was published in 1999 for the 40th. anniversary of Elvis Presley's first visit to the City of Lights. The book was updated in 2007 at the request of the Prince de Galles hotel where Elvis was a guest. The hotel gave this book to its customers.
This new edition will be a deluxe edition containing over 400 photos and memorabilia including newly discovered documents and testimonials. The English text relates Elvis Presley's visits to the developments in France since 1960. It comes with a 12 inch 8-track LP, a 20-track CD with alternate takes (from the albums "King Creole" and "Elvis' Gold Records, volume 2"), the interview Elvis Presley did in Paris and a reproduction of a picture taken in front of the Prince of Wales hotel.
Tracks LP Side A: King Creole (Version 1, Take 3) - I Beg Of You (Take 6- 13/1/57) - I Need Your Love Tonight (Take 15) - I Got Stung (Take 12).
Side B: A Big Hunk O 'Love (Take 4) - A Fool Such As I (Take 5) - Doncha' Think It's Time (Take 39) - As Long As I Have You (Take 8).
Tracks CD: That's All Right (Take 3) - Heartbreak Hotel (Take 5) - Shake, Rattle And Roll (Take 7) - Lawdy Miss Clawdy (Take 12) - Loving You (Quick Release, Take 13) - Jailhouse Rock (Take 5) - As Long As I Have You (Take 4) - Is Not That Loving You Baby (Take 1) - A Fool Such As I (Take 8) - Stuck On You (Take 2) - A Mess Of Blues (Take 1) - Make Me Know It (Take 3) - Are You Lonesome Tonight? (Take 2) - Wooden Heart (Take 4) - Gently (Take 3) - Can't Help Falling In Love (Take 26) - His Latest Flame (Take 6) - Little Sister (Take 6) - Good Luck Charm (Take 1) - Suspicion (Take 2).
The LP ends with a short excerpt from the September 22, 1958 press-conference from New York, in which Elvis evokes Brigitte Bardot as he did during the press-conference on June 17, 1959 at the Prince of Wales hotel.
Preview Elvis in Paris Record Store Day
Here is a preview of the "Elvis in Paris" 60th Anniversary LP which is due Record Store Day 2019. Click on the images to enlarge.
(Source: Elvis My Happiness / Culture Factory)
The first edition of the book was published in 1999 for the 40th. anniversary of Elvis Presley's first visit to the City of Lights. The book was updated in 2007 at the request of the Prince de Galles hotel where Elvis was a guest. The hotel gave this book to its customers.
This new edition will be a deluxe edition containing over 400 photos and memorabilia including newly discovered documents and testimonials. The English text relates Elvis Presley's visits to the developments in France since 1960. It comes with a 12 inch 8-track LP, a 20-track CD with alternate takes (from the albums "King Creole" and "Elvis' Gold Records, volume 2"), the interview Elvis Presley did in Paris and a reproduction of a picture taken in front of the Prince of Wales hotel.
Tracks LP Side A: King Creole (Version 1, Take 3) - I Beg Of You (Take 6- 13/1/57) - I Need Your Love Tonight (Take 15) - I Got Stung (Take 12).Side B: A Big Hunk O 'Love (Take 4) - A Fool Such As I (Take 5) - Doncha' Think It's Time (Take 39) - As Long As I Have You (Take 8).
Tracks CD: That's All Right (Take 3) - Heartbreak Hotel (Take 5) - Shake, Rattle And Roll (Take 7) - Lawdy Miss Clawdy (Take 12) - Loving You (Quick Release, Take 13) - Jailhouse Rock (Take 5) - As Long As I Have You (Take 4) - Is Not That Loving You Baby (Take 1) - A Fool Such As I (Take 8) - Stuck On You (Take 2) - A Mess Of Blues (Take 1) - Make Me Know It (Take 3) - Are You Lonesome Tonight? (Take 2) - Wooden Heart (Take 4) - Gently (Take 3) - Can't Help Falling In Love (Take 26) - His Latest Flame (Take 6) - Little Sister (Take 6) - Good Luck Charm (Take 1) - Suspicion (Take 2).
The LP ends with a short excerpt from the September 22, 1958 press-conference from New York, in which Elvis evokes Brigitte Bardot as he did during the press-conference on June 17, 1959 at the Prince of Wales hotel.
Preview Elvis in Paris Record Store Day
(Source: Elvis My Happiness / Culture Factory)
