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Edge of Reality

Here's another one http://www.elvis.co.uk/ :elvis:

Don't Leave Me Now There are people there who care a little about me

Las Vegas

Going to be a expensive month :rolleyes:

Saw this on Elvisnews.com http://www.elvisnews.com/images/misc/cd_mybabyleftme_mrs.jpg My Baby Left MeThe Memphis Recording Service is coming with a new CD, exclusive to HMV. The disc wil contain the audio tracks "My Baby Left Me"/ "One-sided Love Affair". As bonus a videotrack of "Don't Be Cruel" (Tupelo 1956) is added. The cover art is the original HMV sleeve. There will also be a 10" vinyl version, of course on that version "Don't Be Cruel" is without video. The release date is August 20. Source: HMV U.K. / Updated: Jul 24, 2007 B)

Mischievous ;)

Radio

Follow That Dream It was in the springtime that you said goodbye

Upload this from one of the star dvds [flash=450,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhyrajpEheg.swf I've got nothing against cilla I know some fans do, just thought it was well done.

Saw this on Elvisnews - Here are the details on the 2007 DVD releases from Warner Bros. The company will release 10 DVDs: One disc editions: "Charro!", "Kissin' Cousins", "Girl Happy", "Live a Little, Love a Little" and "Stay Away, Joe". Two disk editions: "Elvis: That's the Way It Is" and "This is Elvis". Deluxe editions: "Jailhouse Rock" and "Viva Las Vegas". The editions of "Jailhouse Rock" and "Viva Las Vegas" include a documentary, "TTWII" includes both the original and SE editions while "This Is Elvis" includes the theatrical version and much longer TV version plus other material. The single disc releases probably don't include any extras. Also mentioned is "Tickle Me", but no details were given.Source: Elvis Movie Guide / Updated: May 7, 2007 Hope there's extra footage in the TTWII dvd. :elvis:

Lets hope there's a special edition of Elvis on tour planned :elvis:

Must admit I did not edited it, got it of a import dvd by star. Going to upload some more when I get time No don't mind at all, Elvis is for everyone.

just upload this video of "Baby what do you want me to do" it's got the live las vegas 69 recording sync with mostly comeback special footage [flash=450,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgvN3ucrPnU.swf

Sounds like a bootleg to me, but could be one that was released before the special edition sets. I'm very weary of dvd - cd's on ebay as most are copies, the only ones I've bought on ebay are ones I know are bootlegs and can't be bought officially ;)

there's now an official Elvis channel on youtube - ElvisPresleyCentral http://www.youtube.com/elvisvideo :elvis:

Happy New Year everyone http://www.cosgan.de/images/midi/xmas/k050.gif

Merry christmas everyone

Gentle on My Mind

James bond :cool:

Yes thanks can't wait till xmas rush off our feet at work at the moment Young Dreams

cocktail :elvis:

Hi carole :D The First Noel :rolleyes:

anyday now

Found this story on elvisnews.com British prosecutors trying to hit tough new government targets for seizing criminal assets face an unexpected conundrum: how do you raise the maximum amount of money from selling off Elvis Presley memorabilia? The Crown Prosecution Service, which has confiscated an estimated £500,000 worth of Elvis paraphernalia from a convicted thief, is puzzling over whether to offload it now – or whether to wait for next year’s 30th anniversary of the King’s death. The case, with its complex mix of sentiment, economics and the law, is seen as an unusual example of the challenges around converting confiscated assets into what one prosecutor describes as “cash in the tin†for victims and the authorities. Gary Balch, head of the CPS’ confiscation unit, said in an interview that the authorities were juggling the prospect of profiting from Elvis fever next year against the costs of delay, such as interest. “It’s not straightforward,†Mr Balch said. “We want to get the maximum back.†The collection of thousands of records and other items were seized from Julie Wall, a council worker who was jailed last year for stealing hundreds of thousands of pounds of car parking fees to fund her obsession. Chris Giles, owner of The Elvis Shop in east London, said the sale would probably be Britain’s biggest-ever Elvis bonanza, featuring valuable items such as a 10-inch Japanese version of the album Love Me Tender worth several thousand pounds. “She’s got to have one of the biggest collections in this country,†Mr Giles said. “Probably, next to me, it’s the best.†Bamfords Auctioneers and Valuers of Derbyshire, central England, which is conducting the sale, said it had been working with elvis.co.uk, a fan website, to tie the auction in with a big party two months before the death anniversary in August. Annabel Brammer, an auctioneer and valuer at Bamfords, said she thought it better to avoid the anniversary itself, as the publicity around it would be outweighed by the likelihood that the most devoted Elvis fans would be marking it elsewhere. “Everybody will be on the trip to Graceland,†she predicted. Richard Long, the receiver responsible for selling the assets, said he was still in talks as to whether to separate Ms Wall’s collection into two auctions, so as not to flood the market and depress prices. “She was such an avid collector, it’s believed that she created her own micro-economy for Elvis Presley paraphernalia,†he said. “Because whatever came out and was on the market, she wanted to buy.†Then there is perhaps the greatest potential hitch of all: if the King delights conspiracy theorists by using the anniversary of his “death†to reappear alive, the bottom may yet fall out of the entire memorabilia market. Source: Financial Times / Updated: Nov 4, 2006