After the infamous Ed Sullivan broadcast of Elvis Presley from the waist up, imagine that Elvis returns to his hotel and telephones his mother. Amidst the cold hamburgers and the lingering fans, Elvis talks of the girls and their distressed fathers, his concerts and his dreams. From his astonishment at the attention bestowed on him, to the ambitions that propelled his music, this young Elvis, still relatively untainted, early on the road to stardom, comes vividly to life.
Language
English
Pages
128
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Coffee House Press
Release
January 01, 1992
ISBN
0918273986
ISBN 13
9780918273987
Elvis Presley Calls His Mother After The Ed Sullivan Show
After the infamous Ed Sullivan broadcast of Elvis Presley from the waist up, imagine that Elvis returns to his hotel and telephones his mother. Amidst the cold hamburgers and the lingering fans, Elvis talks of the girls and their distressed fathers, his concerts and his dreams. From his astonishment at the attention bestowed on him, to the ambitions that propelled his music, this young Elvis, still relatively untainted, early on the road to stardom, comes vividly to life.