"Elvis The Great Performances" Center Stage vol.1. 

No single performer had such explosive impact on music and our culture. From his Rhythm & Blues, Gospel and Rockabilly roots, this magnetic entertainer created a personal style that transformed populair music for all time. This revealing, definitive 0ne-volume DVD contains legendary performances and video-clips. It contains the following songs; Money Honey, Hound Dog, I Want You, I Need You, I Love You, Blue Suede Shoes, Love Me Tender, Heartbreak Hotel, Ready Teddy, Teddy Bear, King Creole, Jailhouse Rock, Guitar Man, Suspicious Minds, Unchained Melody, All Shook Up.

Audio; Digital 5.1 Surround.

“Elvis The Great Performances” 

The Man And His Music Volume 2. On the occasion of the 25^th anniversary of his death, we present this three volume DVD edition to celebrate the brilliance of the King of Rock’n Roll. Packed with the greatest performances of his remarkable career, from its beginning in 1956 to his last concert shortly before his death, you will see and hear his greatest songs, personal interviews and rare home videos. The tracks are; Memphis/Tennessee (the young Elvis), My Happiness (Acetate recording), The Milton Berle Show, Elvis friends, Elvis on the way to Hollywood, scenes from “King Creole” and “Loving You”, Elvis’ idols (Marlon Brando, James Dean), Out-takes from the “Frank Sinatra Show”.

Digital 5.1 Surround

"Elvis The Great Performances" From The Waist Up Volume 3.

On the occasion of the 25^th anniversary of his death, we present this three volume DVD edition to celebrate the brilliance of the King of Rock’n Roll. Packed with the greatest performances of his remarkable career. This DVD contains the following tracks; The Ed Sullivan Show "Don't Be Cruel", Jimmy & Tommy Dorsey's Stage Show, That's All Right Mamma, Colonel Parker discovers Elvis, Heartbreak Hotel, The Milton Berle Show, Peace In The Valley, Love Me Tender, Love Me, When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again, Too Much, Hound Dog, The Million Dollar Quartet. Great DVD!!

Digital 5.1 Surround

"Elvis Behind The Image Vol.1"

This beautiful DVD contains the following chapters; 1) The Return To Live Performing, 2) Kathy Westmoreland - An Intimate Relationship, John Wilkinson - A Perverse Sense Of Humor, 4) Sandi Miller - The Human Side, 6) Sneak preview of Elvis: Behind The Image vol.2, Elvis-A-Rama museum tour, 8) Bonus unedited candid and concert footage, 9) Traile for Elvis: Behind The Image Vol.1).

"Elvis, His Best Friend Remembers"

MCA Home Video (2 hour 10 minutes minutes).  The King of Rock and Roll is profiled 
in this documentary, as recalled by "Diamond Joe" Esposito, his right hand man and 
Graceland insider. Using over 500 rare photos, home movies, press conferences, film clips, 
newsreels, and interviews, "Diamond Joe" provides a truly candid, fascinating portrait of 
Elvis's life and times. Authorized by Elvis Presely Enterprises, HIS BEST FRIEND 
REMEMBERS is an excellent documentary and a must-have collector's item for fans!! 
Scene Index: Burning Love - Intro [1:56], The Army Years [7:40] (Newsreel films of Army 
Induction, Arrival in Germany, Back in USA, '60 Graceland interview & Sinatra Show), 
A Star Is Born [3:35] (Rare film of Elvis' arrival in Hollywood for "Love Me Tender" & 
'56 Tupelo concert), Jailhouse Rock [2:44] (Film of '57 Tupelo on & off stage), The King 
Loves Karate [1:34] (Many rare photos of Elvis in Karate outfit), Elvis at the Movies [7:30] 
(Many rare photos of Elvis off screen), E.P. Buys a Boat [2:03] ("Potomac" film), Las Vegas 
Wedding [7:07] (Wedding film and many rare photos from wedding day), Vacations [3:24] 
(Many rare photos from '69 Hawaiian Vacation), The Lisa Marie Jet [2:49], NYC Press 
Conference [2:55] (Film of NY Press Conference), Elvis, Priscilla and Lisa Marie [5:00] 
(Many private photos), Colonel Tom Parker [1:37], Texas Loves Elvis [1:30] (Many rare 
photos from '70 Houston Press Conference), '68 Comeback Special [5:28], Onstage in the 
1970's [4:56] (Film of signing a contract with the International Hotel & short film clip of 
Elvis on stage in Las Vegas 73), Singer Kathy Westmoreland [1:55], Elvis and Linda 
Thompson [1:08], Backstage With Elvis [4:49], Aloha From Hawaii [1:44], Elvis' Last 
Vacation [1:21], August 16, 1977 [8:36], Cry Like Memphis Music Video Tribute [3:59], 
End Titles [1:14], DVD Exclusives: 11 Bonus Chapters 1. The World Mourns, 2. Touring 
Memphis, 3. Candlelight Vigil, 4. Memorabilia Auctions, 5. Elvis Has Left the Building, 
6. The Impersonators, 7. World's Biggest Fan?, 8. World's Nuttiest Fan?, 9. Elvis Buys a 
Chimp, 10. Germany, 1959, 11. A Kiss From Don Ho!!

"Change Of Habit"

Many people rate this movie based on how it stacks up to other Elvis movies. Well this is not an Elvis movie. This is a really well written, well acted movie which happens to have Elvis in it. I think this movie shows that Elvis could act, but let's not forget that other people were in this movie as well. I find Mary Tyler Moore a perfect match for the role of the love interest/nun in this movie. Even she herself has said that she didn't think she was right for the part, but I disagree. This comedy/drama has all the right substance for a GOOD movie and if you don't get what the movie is about, that just too bad!

“Sun Days With Elvis”  Plus “Elvis Presley’s America” (Double feature DVD)

The story of the early days of Elvis Presley and how he walked into the officesof the Memphis Recording Service to make a private recordingas a present for his mother has long since passed into legend. However as with all legends individual versions tend to differ if not on the substance then certainly on the detail.

This sixty minute DVD provides a unique in-dept view of the early days of Marion Keisker and Sam Phillips and focuses both on how their careers coincided and the effect they had on the early days of the King. In this DVD Marion Keisker is able to put the record straight about what really happened on those very early recording sessions. But so too is Sam Phillips with quite fascinating results.

  Also featured are many characters like Rufus Thomas, Wink Martindale, George Klein, Chet Atkins and so on.

Dolby Digital

"Almost Elvis"