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Dit is gecombineerd bestand.De dvd van Colonel_Parker_De_Manager_Van_Elvis en van de cd
Elvis - Colonel Parker´s Boy
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Released on the Memphis Flash label is a new CD titled "Colonel Parker's Boy". 
According to the information the CD contains many never before released versions 
of Elvis recordings from the 1960's and 70's. For the first time ever on CD is the 
new duet version of "Edge Of Reality" plus two never before heard interviews with Elvis' 
manager Colonel Tom Parker from 1987.
: ~ Elvis Unlimited 

Green Green Grass Of Home (Alternate mix)
Fairytale (Undubbed)
It's A Matter Of Time (Alternate mix with strings)
Pieces Of My Life (Alternate mix)
And I Love you So (Alternate mix)
US Male (Alternate mix)
All That I Am (Alternate mix)
I'm Leavin' (Alternate mix)
Slowly But Surely (Alternate mix)
Almost Always True (Remix)
Help Me Make It Through The Night (Long version)
That's What you Get For Lovin' Me (Long version)
Early Morning Rain (Long version)
Edge Of Reality (Unreleased duet version)
Colonel Parker Interview # 1
Colonel Parker Interview # 2


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Nearly as legendary as his famous client was Colonel Tom Parker, Elvis Presley's manager. 
He was mysterious and colorful, and, under his guidance, his one and only client -- Elvis -- reached 
unimaginable heights.

Colonel Tom Parker's involvement in the music industry began as a music promoter in the late 1940s, 
working with such country music stars as Minnie Pearl, Hank Snow, June Carter and Eddy Arnold, as 
well as film star Tom Mix. During this time he received the honorary title of 'Colonel' 
in 1948 from Jimmie Davis, the governor of Louisiana. His involvement with Elvis Presley began 
when he booked Presley as the opening act for Canadian singer Snow.On August 15, 1955 Elvis Presley 
was signed by 'Hank Snow Attractions'.
Shortly thereafter, 'Colonel' Parker took full control and recognizing the limitations of Sun Studios,
negotiated a deal with RCA Victor Records who acquired Elvis' Sun contract for $35,000 on 
November 21, 1955.

Parker was a master promoter who wasted no time in furthering Presley's image. Colonel Parker 
managed Elvis Presley from 1955 until the singer's death in 1977. Prior to managing Presley, 
Parker helped transform Eddy Arnold into a country superstar with his own radio shows, movie roles, 
Las Vegas bookings, and an unparalleled resumé of #1 records. In steering the careers of both men, 
Parker revolutionized the artist management role, displaying an unprecedented marketing savvy while 
exercising near-total control. His energetic, all-encompassing management style created a blueprint 
that is still followed today.