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{{Infobox Musical artist
|Name = Elvis Presley
|Img = Elvis Presley 1970.jpg
|Img_capt = Elvis in 1970
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|Papil = solo_singer
|Lagiu_pangabait = Elvis Aaron Presley<ref name="Aaron"/>
|Alias = Elvis, The King, The King of Rock 'n' Roll, Elvis the Pelvis, The Hillbilly Cat<ref>{{cite web|url = http://www.elvispresleymusic.com.au/elvis_presley_1953_1955.html |title = Elvis Presley 1953–1955 : The Hillbilly Cat |accessdate = 2008-08-16}}</ref>
|Born = {{birth date|mf=yes|1935|1|8|mf=y}}<br /><small>[[Tupelo, Mississippi|Tupelo]], [[Mississippi]], USA<small>
|Kátas = {{Height|feet=6}}
|Asawa = [[Priscilla Presley]] (1967–1973)
|Kematian = {{Death date and age|mf=yes|1977|08|16|1935|01|08}}<br /><small>[[Memphis, Tennessee|Memphis]], [[Tennessee]], USA</small>
|Uri ning bosis/siuala = [[Baritone]] (D2<ref name="Notes">{{cite news | url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQ0Rhm59vsY | title=Youtube - The vocal range of Elvis Presley |publisher= | date= | first= | last= | accessdate = }}</ref>-C♯5<ref name="Notes" />)
|Uri ning musica = [[Rock & roll]], [[Pop music|pop]], [[Rockabilly]], [[Blues]], [[Gospel]], [[Rhythm & Blues]]
|Obra = Talakanta, musikeru, artista
|Instrumentu = [[Singer|Vocals]], [[guitar]], [[piano]]
|Banuang activu = 1954 – 1977
|Marca = [[Sun Records|Sun]], [[RCA Records|RCA Victor]]
|URL = [http://www.Elvis.com Elvis.com]
|Notable instruments]    [[Martin D-18]]
}}
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I '''Elvis Aaron Presley'''<ref name="Aaron">(May 9, 2002). "[http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A702839 Elvis Presley - the Singer]". ''[[bbc.co.uk]]''. Retrieved 2007-10-12.</ref><ref>"[http://www.elvis.com/elvisology/faq/faq.asp?qid=11 FAQ: Elvis' middle name, is it Aron or Aaron?]" ''Elvis.com''. Retrieved 2007-10-22.</ref> metung yang Americanung talakanta, artista, ampong musikeru. Maralas, kabud na mu '''Elvis''' ing aus da kaya. Neng kai, ausan deng "[[:en:List of honorific titles in popular music|The King of Rock 'n' Roll]]" (Ari ning Rock 'n' Roll) o "The King" (Ing Ari).

Migumpisa ya i Presley aniang 1953 anting metung karing mumunang titigtig king [[rockabilly]], metung a mabilis a pamiabe ning [[:en:country music|country]] ampong [[rhythm and blues]] a maki masikan a [[:en:back beat|back beat]]. Sinikat ya uling king bayung bersion da reng kanta, nung na na pisasamut ing tigtig a pang-"[[black people|matuling]]" ampong "[[White (people)|white]]", bageng penibatan ning kayang panga-sikat—ampong kontrobersial<ref>See Fensch, Thomas. ''The FBI Files on Elvis Presley'', pp.15-17.</ref><ref name="Jorgensen-49"/><ref>An example of press criticism can be found at Gould, Jack (June 6, 1956). "[http://graphics8.nytimes.com/packages/pdf/archives/elvis-presley-on-milton-berle-show-06-06-1956.pdf TV: New Phenomenon]" (PDF). ''[[The New York Times]]''. Retrieved on 2007-10-14.</ref>— bukud king kayang e apigilan (''uninhibted'') a pamagkanta ampong pangimut kareng palage. Mic-record yang kanta king uring [[rock and roll]], a masasalamin kareng plaka anti king "[[Hound Dog (song)|Hound Dog]]" ampong "[[Jailhouse Rock (song)|Jailhouse Rock]]". Maleparan ya abut {''versatile'') ing bosis/siuala nang Presley, at migtagumpe ya king pamagkanta kareng aliwang uri ning musica, kayabe ne ing [[:en:Gospel music|gospel]], [[blues]], [[:en:Country music|country]], [[:en:ballad|ballad]]s ampong [[:en:Pop music|pop]]. King salukuyan, milukluk ne kareng apat a [[:en:Hall of Fame|hall of fame]] ning musica.

Aniang decadang 1960, gewa nong Presley deng keraklan kareng kayang 31 a pelicula, a keraklan ''musical'' a e masanting datang kareng criticu dapot menakitan king takilya.<ref>Falk and Falk, p.52</ref> Aniang 1968, belikan na ing ''live'' a pamagkanta kapamilatan ning metung a palage king telebision<ref name=Hopkins-215>Hopkins 2007, p.215</ref>, at linage ya king mabilug a U.S., lalu na king [[Las Vegas, Nevada|Las Vegas]]. Kanitang 1973, linage ya king minunang pangyatung ''live concert'' kapamilatan ning satellite (''[[Aloha from Hawaii]]''), a miras kareng e magkulang king metung a biliun a manalbe, bukud pa king karagdagang 500 miliun a mas tauling limbe (''on delay'').<ref>See "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elvis_Presley#Aloha_From_Hawaii Aloha From Hawaii]"</ref>

King kabilugan ning kayang carera antimong talakanta, mitikdo yang record para king pamitagun kareng concierto, ''rating'' king telebisiun, ampong pamaniali kareng plaka o ''recording''.<ref>[Is Elvis the Biggest Selling Recording Artist? - Sorting Out Records Sales Stats & RIAA Rules. http://www.elvis.com/news/full_story.asp?id=131]. Retrieved 2008-10-27.</ref> Metung ya kareng masaling dili ampong maimpluensiang dili kareng lalage king kasalesayan ning musica. Deng prublema king pamikakatawan, ''[[drug addiction]]''<ref name=CourtTV/> ampong aliwang sangkan, ing migdala king kayang kamatayan king edad a 42.

== Lon la murin deti ==
* [[List of best-selling music artists]]
* [[List of artists by total number of USA number one singles]]
* [[List of artists by total number of UK number one singles]]
* [[List of honorific titles in popular music]]

== Notes ==
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* {{fnb|a}} Presley's genuine birth certificate reads "Elvis ''Aaron'' Presley" (as written by a doctor). There is also a souvenir birth certificate that reads "Elvis ''Aron'' Presley." When Presley did sign his middle name, he used Aron. It reads 'Aron' on his marriage certificate and on his army duffel bag. Aron was apparently the spelling the Presleys used to make it similar to the middle name of Elvis' stillborn twin, Jesse ''Garon''. Elvis later sought to change the name's spelling to the traditional and biblical Aaron. In the process he learned that "official state records had always listed it as Aaron. Therefore, he always was, officially, Elvis Aaron Presley." Knowing Presley's plans for his middle name, Aaron is the spelling his father chose for Elvis' tombstone, and it is the spelling his estate has designated as the official spelling whenever the middle name is used today. His death certificate says "Elvis Aron Presley." This quirk has helped inflame the "[[Elvis Presley phenomenon|Elvis is not dead]]" conspiracy theories.<ref name=Aaron />
* {{fnb|b}} Presley's version dropped the word "Mama" from the title.<ref name=Carr-6 />
* {{fnb|c}} The issue of whether Presley "stole" music of black origin continued decades later.<ref name=Blank /> See: Kolawole, Helen (August 15, 2002). "[http://arts.guardian.co.uk/elvis/story/0,,774842,00.html He wasn't my king]". ''[[Guardian Unlimited]]''. Retrieved on 2007-10-14
* {{fnb|d}} In 1973, Presley was keen to produce a karate movie/documentary, enlisting the help of several top instructors and film-makers. Instructor Rick Husky says: "...Basically [our meeting] never went anywhere... Elvis got up and did some demonstrations with Ed [Parker], you know stumbled around a little bit, and it was very sad." Husky was aware that Presley was "stoned." "Colonel" Parker thought the project was folly—and a drain on their resources—from the start. (Guralnick 1994, p.&nbsp;531 and in passim). The film footage was finally edited, restored and released as ''The New Gladiators'' in 2002.[http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1809776982/info New Gladiators (2002)] ''[[Yahoo!]] Movies''. Retrieved on 2007-10-12; Susan, King (November 17, 2002). "[http://www.isaacflorentine.com/media/laTimes_NG/LAT_NG.html When Elvis bowed to karate kings] {{Wayback|url=http://www.isaacflorentine.com/media/laTimes_NG/LAT_NG.html |date=20090715204435 }}" ''[[Los Angeles Times]]''. Reprinted in ''IssacFlorentine.com''. Retrieved on 2007-10-12.
* {{fnb|e}} In 2008, it was claimed that Presley had flown to London in 1958 whilst in the Army for a one-day secret trip: his only visit to the UK was thought to have been a stop-over at [[Prestwick Airport]], Scotland in 1960. [[Tommy Steele]], Presley's alleged London chaperone, said that he'd sworn not to divulge details of the visit.<ref>{{cite news | url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7361159.stm | title=Elvis's secret UK visit revealed | publisher=[[BBC News Online]] | date=2008-04-22 | accessdate=2008-05-01 }}</ref> Friends of Presley, including Army buddy Lamar Fike, insist that the trip never took place.<ref>{{cite news | url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7376248.stm | title= Elvis friends dispute London trip | author=Ian Youngs | publisher=[[BBC News Online]] | date=2008-05-01 | accessdate=2008-05-01 }}</ref>.
* {{fnb|f}} See also: Cook, ''Graceland National Historic Landmark Nomination Form''. Other analyses of Presley's voice credit him with a three octave range.<ref name=Wikiquote />
* {{fnb|g}}[[VH1]] ranked Presley #8 on its ''100 Greatest Artists in Rock and Roll'' in 1998 while [[CMT]] ranked him #15 on ''CMT's 40 Greatest Men in Country Music''. Presley is one of only three artists to make both VH1's and CMT's lists, the others being Johnny Cash and [[The Eagles]].<ref>(1998). "[http://www.rockonthenet.com/archive/1998/vh1artists.htm VH1: 100 Greatest Artists of Rock & Roll]". ''[[VH1]]''. Retrieved on 2007-10-16.</ref><ref>(2005). "[http://www.cmt.com/shows/dyn/greatest_series/76607/episode_countdown.jhtml CMT's 40 Greatest Men in Country Music]". ''[[CMT]]''. Retrieved on 2007-10-16.</ref> Elvis also ranked second for [[BBC]]'s "Voice of the Century", eighth on [[Discovery Channel|Discovery Channel's]] "Greatest American" list, in the top ten of ''[[Variety (magazine)|Variety's]]'' "100 Icons of the century", sixty-sixth in ''[[The Atlantic Monthly|The Atlantic Monthly's]]'' "100 most influential figures in American history", and third in ''[[Rolling Stone|Rolling Stone's]]'' "The Immortals: The Fifty Greatest Artists of All Time" for which he was chosen by [[Bono]].<ref>(April 18, 2001). "[http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/1281522.stm Sinatra is voice of the century]" ''BBC NEWS'', Retrieved on 2007-10-16.</ref><ref>"[http://dsc.discovery.com/convergence/greatestamerican/greatestamerican.html Greatest American]". ''[[Discovery Channel]]''. Retrieved on 2007-10-16.</ref><ref>"[http://www.variety.com/index.asp?layout=variety100 100 Icons of the century]". ''[[Variety (magazine)|Variety]]''. Retrieved on 2007-10-16.</ref><ref>(December 2006). "[http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200612/influentials Top 100 most influential figures in American history]". ''[[The Atlantic Monthly]]''. Retrieved on 2007-10-16.</ref><ref>(2004-04-15). "[http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/5939214/the_immortals_the_first_fifty The Immortals: The First Fifty]". ''[[Rolling Stone]]'' (946). Retrieved on 2007-10-16.</ref>
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* Alagna, Magdalena (2002). ''Elvis Presley''. Rosen Publishing Group. [[Special:Booksources/0823935248|ISBN 0-8239-3524-8]].
* Austen, Jake (2005). ''TV-A-Go-Go: Rock on TV from American Bandstand to American Idol''. [[Chicago Review Press]]. [[Special:Booksources/1556525729|ISBN 1-55652-572-9]].
* Baden, Michael M.; Judith Adler Hennessee (1992). ''Unnatural Death: Confessions of a Medical Examiner''. New York: Random House. [[Special:Booksources/0804105995|ISBN 0-8041-0599-5]].
* Bayles, Martha (1996). ''Hole in Our Soul: The Loss of Beauty and Meaning in American Popular Music''. [[University of Chicago Press]]. [[Special:Booksources/0226039595|ISBN 0-226-03959-5]].
* Bertrand, Michael T. (2000). ''Race, Rock, and Elvis''. [[University of Illinois Press]]. [[Special:Booksources/0252025865|ISBN 0-252-02586-5]].
* Beebe, R.; D. Fulbrook, B. Saunders (eds.) (2002). ''Rock over the Edge''. [[Duke University Press]]. [[Special:Booksources/0822329158|ISBN 0-8223-2915-8]].
* Brown, Peter Harry; Pat H. Broeske (1998). ''Down at the End of Lonely Street: The Life and Death of Elvis Presley''. Signet. [[Special:Booksources/0451190947|ISBN 0-451-19094-7]].
* Caine, A. (2005). ''Interpreting Rock Movies: The Pop Film and Its Critics in Britain''. Palgrave Macmillan. [[Special:Booksources/0719065380|0719065380]].
* Carr, Roy; Mick Farren (1982). ''Elvis: The complete illustrated record''. [[Eel Pie Publishing]]. [[Special:Booksources/0906008549|ISBN 0-906008-54-9]].
* Clayton, Rose; Dick Heard (2003). ''Elvis: By Those Who Knew Him Best''. Virgin Publishing Limited. [[Special:Booksources/0753508354|ISBN 0-7535-0835-4]].
* Connolly, Charlie (2007). ''In search of Elvis''. Abacus. [[Special:Booksources/9780349119007|ISBN 978-0-349-11900-7]].
* Cook, J., Henry, P. (ed.) (2004). ''[http://www.nps.gov/nhl/designations/samples/tn/Graceland.pdf Graceland National Historic Landmark Nomination Form]'' (PDF). United States Department of the Interior.
* Curtin, Jim; James Curtin, Renata Ginter (1998). ''Elvis: Unknown Stories behind the Legend''. Celebrity Books. [[Special:Booksources/1580291023|ISBN 1-58029-102-3]].
* Dickerson, James L. (2001). ''Colonel Tom Parker: The Curious Life of Elvis Presley's Eccentric Manager''. Cooper Square Press. [[Special:Booksources/0815412673|ISBN 0-8154-1267-3]].
* Denisoff, R. Serge (1975). ''Solid Gold: The Popular Record Industry''. New Brunswick, New Jersey: Transaction Books. [[Special:Booksources/0878555862|ISBN 0-87855-586-2]].
* [[Elaine Dundy|Dundy, Elaine]] (1986). ''Elvis and Gladys: The Genesis of the King'', London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson. [[Special:Booksources/0708830870|ISBN 0-7088-3087-0]].
* Escott, Colin. (1998). "Elvis Presley". In ''The Encyclopedia of Country Music''. Paul Kingsbury, Editor. New York: Oxford University Press. [[Special:Booksources/0195176081|ISBN 0-19-517608-1]].
* Falk, Ursula A.; Gerhard Falk (2005). ''Youth Culture and the Generation Gap''. Algora Publishing. [[Special:Booksources/0875863671|ISBN 0-87586-367-1]].
* Farren, Mick; Pearce Marchbank (1977). ''Elvis In His Own Words''. New York: Omnibus Press. [[Special:Booksources/0860014878|ISBN 0-86001-487-8]].
* Finstad, Suzanne (1997). ''Child Bride: The Untold Story of Priscilla Beaulieu Presley''. New York: Harmony Books. [[Special:Booksources/0517705850|ISBN 0-517-70585-0]].
* Gamson, Joshua (1994). ''Claims to Fame: Celebrity in Contemporary America''. University of California Press. [[Special:Booksources/0520083520|ISBN 0-520-08352-0]].
* George-Warren, Holly; Patricia Romanowski, Jon Pareles (2001). ''The Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock And Roll''. Fireside. [[Special:Booksources/0743201205|ISBN 0-7432-0120-5]].
* [[Albert Goldman|Goldman, Albert]] (1990). ''Elvis: The Last 24 Hours''. St Martins. [[Special:Booksources/0312925417|ISBN 0-312-92541-7]].
* [[Peter Guralnick|Guralnick, Peter]] (1994). ''Last Train to Memphis: The Rise of Elvis Presley''. Boston: Little, Brown and Company. [[Special:Booksources/0316332259|ISBN 0-316-33225-9]].
* Guralnick, Peter (1999). ''Careless Love. The Unmaking of Elvis Presley''. Back Bay Books. [[Special:Booksources/0316332976|ISBN 0-316-33297-6]].
* Harbinson, W. A., (1977). ''The life and death of Elvis Presley''. London: Michael Joseph. [[Special:Booksources/0517246708|ISBN 0-517-24670-8]].
* Harrington C. Lee; Denise D. Bielby (2000). ''Popular Culture: Production and Consumption''. Blackwell. [[Special:Booksources/063121710X|ISBN 0-631-21710-X]].
* Hopkins, Jerry (2002). ''Elvis in Hawaii''. Bess Press. [[Special:Booksources/1573061425|ISBN 1-57306-142-5]].
* Hopkins, Jerry (2007). ''Elvis. The Biography''. Plexus. [[Special:Booksources/?|ISBN 0-85965-391-9]].
* Humphries, Patrick (2003). ''Elvis The #1 Hits: The Secret History of the Classics''. Andrews McMeel. [[Special:Booksources/0740738038|ISBN 0-7407-3803-8]].
* Jorgensen, Ernst (1998). ''Elvis Presley: A life in music. The complete recording sessions''. St. Martin's Press. [[Special:Booksources/0312185723|ISBN 0-312-18572-3]].
* Kirchberg, Connie; Marc Hendricks (1999). ''Elvis Presley, Richard Nixon, and the American Dream'', Jefferson, NC: McFarland and Company. [[Special:Booksources/0786407166|ISBN 0-7864-0716-6]].
* Lichter, Paul (1980). ''Elvis - The Boy Who Dared To Rock''. Sphere Books. [[Special:Booksources/0722155476|ISBN 0-7221-5547-6]].
* Lipton, Peggy; Coco Dalton, David Dalton (2005). ''Breathing Out''. St. Martin's Press. [[Special:Booksources/0312324138|ISBN 0-312-32413-8]].
* Lisanti, Tom (2000). ''Fantasy Femmes of 60's Cinema: Interviews with 20 Actresses from Biker, Beach, and Elvis Movies''. McFarland and Company. [[Special:Booksources/0786408685|ISBN 0-7864-0868-5]].
* Lisanti, Tom (2003). ''Drive-In Dream Girls: A Galaxy of B-Movie Starlets of the Sixties''. McFarland. [[Special:Booksources/0786415754|ISBN 0-7864-1575-4]].
* Margret, Ann; Todd Gold (1994). ''Ann-Margret: My Story''. G.P. Putnam's Sons. [[Special:Booksources/0399138919|ISBN 0-399-13891-9]].
* Matthew-Walker, Robert (1979). ''Elvis Presley. A Study in Music''. Tunbridge Wells: Midas Books. [[Special:Booksources/0859361624|ISBN 0-85936-162-4]].
* Miller, James (1999). ''Flowers in the Dustbin: The Rise of Rock and Roll, 1947–1977''. Fireside. [[Special:Booksources/0684865602|ISBN 0-684-86560-2]].
* Moore, Scotty; James Dickerson (1997). ''That’s Alright, Elvis''. Schirmer Books. [[Special:Booksources/0028645995|ISBN 0-02-864599-5]].
* Nash, A.; M. Lacker, L. Fike, B. Smith (1995). ''Elvis Aron Presley: Revelations from the Memphis Mafia''. Harper Collins. [[Special:Booksources/006109336X|ISBN 0-06-109336-X]].
* Naylor, Jerry and Steve Halliday (2007). ''The Rockabilly Legends; They Called It Rockabilly Long Before they Called It Rock and Roll'' (Book and DVD). Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation. [[Special:Booksources/142342042X|ISBN 1-4234-2042-X]].
* Pratt, Linda R. (1979). "Elvis, or the Ironies of a Southern Identity". ''Elvis: Images and Fancies''. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi.
* Presley, Priscilla, (1985). ''Elvis and Me''. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons. [[Special:Booksources/0399129847|ISBN 0-399-12984-7]].
* Rodman, G., (1996). ''Elvis After Elvis, The Posthumous Career of a Living Legend''. London: Routledge. [[Special:Booksources/0415110025|ISBN 0-415-11002-5]].
* Rodriguez, R., (2006). ''The 1950s' Most Wanted: The Top 10 Book of Rock & Roll Rebels, Cold War Crises, and All-American Oddities''. Potomac Books. [[Special:Booksources/1574887157|ISBN 1-57488-715-7]].
* Roy, Samuel (1985). ''Elvis: Prophet of Power''. Branden Publishing Co. Inc. [[Special:Booksources/0828318980|ISBN 0-8283-1898-0]].
* Shepherd, Cybill; Aimee Lee Ball (2000). ''Cybill Disobedience''. Thorndike Press. [[Special:Booksources/0061030147|ISBN 0-06-103014-7]].
* Stanley, David E.; Frank Coffey (1998). ''The Elvis Encyclopedia''. London: Virgin Books. [[Special:Booksources/0753502933|ISBN 0-7535-0293-3]].
* Stecopoulos, H.; M. Uebel (1997). ''Race and the Subject of Masculinities''. Duke University Press. [[Special:Booksources/0822319667|ISBN 0-8223-1966-7]].
* [[David Szatmary]] (1996). ''A Time to Rock: A Social History of Rock 'n' Roll''. New York: Schirmer Books. [[Special:Booksources/0028646703|ISBN 0-02-864670-3]].
* Verswijver, L., (2002). ''Movies Were Always Magical: Interviews with 19 Actors, Directors, and Producers from the Hollywood of the 1930s through the 1950s''. McFarland & Company. [[Special:Booksources/0786411295|ISBN 0-7864-1129-5]].
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== Karagdagang babasan ==
* [[Albert Goldman|Goldman, Albert]] (1981). ''Elvis''. McGraw-Hill. [[Special:Booksources/0070236577|ISBN 0-07-023657-7]].
* Allen, Lew (2007). ''Elvis & the birth of rock''. [[Genesis Publications]]. [[Special:Booksources/1905662009|ISBN 1-905662-00-9]].
* Cantor, Louis (2005). ''Dewey and Elvis - The Life and Times of a Rock 'n' Roll Deejay''. [[University of Illinois Press]]. [[Special:Booksources/025202951x|ISBN 0-252-02981-X]].
* Chadwick, Vernon (ed.) (1997). ''In Search of Elvis: Music, Race, Art, Religion''. Proceedings of the first annual International Conference on Elvis Presley, Westview. [[Special:Booksources/0813329876|ISNB 0813329876]].
* Doss, Erika Lee (1999). ''Elvis Culture: Fans, Faith, and Image''. University of Kansas Press. [[Special:Booksources/0700609482|ISBN 0-7006-0948-2]].
* Hopkins, Jerry (2007). ''Elvis. The Biography''. Plexus. [[Special:Booksources/?|ISBN 0-85965-391-9]].
* Marcus, Greil (1991). ''Dead Elvis: A Chronicle of a Cultural Obsession''.
* Marcus, Greil (2000). ''Double Trouble: Bill Clinton and Elvis Presley in a Land of No Alternative''. [[Special:Booksources/057120676X|ISBN 0-571-20676-X]].
* [[Alanna Nash|Nash, Alanna]] (1995). ''Elvis Aaron Presley: Revelations from the Memphis Mafia''. Harper Collins. [[Special:Booksources/006109336X|ISBN 0-06-109336-X]].
* Nash, Alanna (2003). ''The Colonel: The Extraordinary Story of Colonel Tom Parker and Elvis Presley''. Simon and Schuster. [[Special:Booksources/0743213017|ISBN 0-7432-1301-7]].
* Tamerius, Steve D. & Worth, Fred L. (1990). ''Elvis: His Life From A to Z''. Contemporary Books. ISBN 0-8092-4528-0.

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