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Elvis 1956 (hardcover) - By Amy Henderson,e. Warren Perry

Notes: Personnel includes: Janis Martin (vocals, guitar); Thomas Grady Martin (guitar, bass); George Barnes, Al Chernet, Tony Mottola, Danny Peri, Hank Garland, Jimmy Atkins, Dave Rich, Chet Atkins (guitar); George Berg (tenor saxophone); Andy Ackers, Joe Harnell, Floyd Cramer, Shorty Long (piano); Boyce Hawkins (organ); Sam Bruno, Arnold Fishkin, Bob Moore, Charles Grean (bass); Bunny Shawker, Murray M. "Buddy" Harman (drums); Jala Divigard, Jim Farmer, Bettye McCormick, Melvin Little Ryan, Jerry...

Elvis Presley was a singer, actor, and musician. A cultural icon, he is commonly known simply as "Elvis", and is also sometimes referred to as "The King of Rock 'n' Roll" or "The King". In 1954, Presley began his career as one of the first performers of rockabilly, an uptempo fusion of country and rhythm and blues with a strong back beat. Presley had a versatile voice and had unusually wide success encompassing other genres, including gospel, blues, ballads and pop. To date, he has been inducted...

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This is a 2 CD concert anthology of Elvis Presley from the years 1954-1956. Available for the first time, and comprised of 27 total tracks, this double album includes detailed sleeve notes as well as rare pictures from the time. This is a must for all Elvis collectors and fans! Redline. 2005.

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If Elvis isn't quite as important historically as the Elvis Presley album that preceded it, that's only because it came second -- musically, it's a more confident and bolder work than his debut, and in any other artist's output it would have been considered a crowning achievement. At the sessions for his first album, the singer and all concerned were treading into unmapped territory and not sure what they were doing or if they were ready for it -- by September of 1956, when the three days of sessions...

Dave Brubeck is one of the legendary figures of post-war modern jazz, and was one of the leading figures in the so-called "West Coast Cool Jazz" style. In 1954 he was sufficiently high profile to be only the second jazz musician, after Louis Armstrong, to be featured on the cover of Time magazine where he was described as "the most exciting new jazz artist at work today". His leaning towards improvisation and experimentation led to the land mark album Time Out in 1959, recorded with his classic Quartet...

STORY Own your own piece of music history! Take home "The King of Rock and Roll" on these wood photo plaques! Each plaque is laminated in white marble style with a red marble border. Includes 8 x 10 photo, engraved nameplate that features a replica signature, and clear plexiglass.

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When Elvis first broke on the national scene, nobody--not RCA, not Elvis' manager Colonel Tom Parker, and certainly not Elvis...

Replicated Elvis ' 1956 Album, which originally was released on October 19, 1956. It features such hit titles as "Rip It Up". "Long Tall Sally", "Ready Teady" and many more. Measures 4" x 4". Includes lanyard attached. Each pass commemorates Elivs' great success of his records, tours, and movies. One great way to display these passes is by hanging them on your rearview mirror in your car.

1-800-458-2734 manuals@faxonautolit.com 1956 1957 1958 Mercury 4 Illustrated Parts Book on CD This CD-ROM offers page-for-page reproductions of four bound manuals that were printed for use in the Mercury dealer's parts department. It includes the 226 page "1956 Mercury Body Parts Catalogue", the 336 page "1956 Mercury Chassis Parts Catalog", the 385 page "1957-1958 Mercury Body Parts Catalog", and the 448 page "1957-1958 Mercury Chassis Parts Catalog". You will find the original part numbers,