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Elvis: Vegas '69 is an all new 200-page hardback book that commemorates the 40th anniversary of Elvis’s historic return to live performance. Written by Ken Sharp, author of the critically acclaimed FTD book, Writing For The King, the book tells the remarkable story of Elvis's return to the concert stage told through first-hand accounts by those lucky enough to be on hand to witness his miraculous artistic and creative rebirth. Sharp has also authored or co-authored many other music books including Overnight Sensation: The Story Of The Raspberries, Power Pop!, Meet The Beatles...Again!, Reputation Is A Fragile Thing: The Story Of Cheap Trick, and Small Faces: Quite Naturally.

Take a tour of Elvis' beloved Graceland in this brand new 35th Anniversary Commemorative Edition of the Official Guidebook. Stroll through beautiful images of Elvis and his family, Graceland and the exhibits that comprise the Graceland tour experience. This latest edition has an updated commemorative front and back cover as well as a 12-page insert which includes an array of Elvis facts. Hardback edition includes bonus DVD with footage from two Elvis interviews.

The latest in the Classic Album series dives into the 1969 sessions in Memphis featuring the original album, outtakes, rehearsals, unfinished masters, and "Suspicious Minds" as a bonus track.

2 CDs + 1 DVD. Elvis Presley's ONLY NYC concert appearances now in a 3-disc DELUXE set! 48-page booklet features brand new essays by Lenny Kaye, historic articles & clippings, and many rare & some previously UNSEEN photos. Includes unique George Kalinsky photos + rare shots by DAGMAR. Elvis performs four sold out shows on June 9, 10 & 11, 1972 at Madison Square Garden – the first artist to sell out 4 consecutive MSG shows! RCA recorded both June 10th shows in preparation for releasing a live album just eight days after Elvis departs New York. The album was eventually drawn from his 8:30 p.m. performance and was titled "Elvis As Recorded Live at Madison Square Garden" Elvis' engagement at MSG marked the first time Elvis performed in front of a live audience in New York since appearances in 1956 and 1957 on the Dorsey Brothers, Steven Allen and Ed Sullivan shows. The MSG box office success from Elvis' appearance is further proof that the public had long awaited his return to New York - a fourth show was added on Sunday, June 11, due to the first three shows instantly selling out. John Lennon, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, David Bowie, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel were all in attendance. "Like A Prince From Another Planet" was an NY Times headline following the show

The show is over but the fans cry out for what every Elvis Presley fan wants. More! Then, an announcer speaks the words the packed house doesn’t want to hear: “Elvis has left the building.” But what an incredible show lingers in minds and hearts. Elvis on Tour is the Golden Globe-winning Best Documentary chronicle of Presley’s whirlwind 15-cities/15-nights 1972 tour. They are nights to remember, paced here with more than 25 numbers that embrace the rocker Elvis, the gospel Elvis, the ballad Elvis, even the kung-fu Elvis. In between tour stops come more moments to treasure – montage sequences (supervised by Martin Scorsese) showcasing Presley’s early career and movies. Region 1 encoding.

"How Great Thou Art" is a 2-Disc Set in the Classic Album series. Originally released in 1967, it was Elvis' second Gospel album. The original album featured a collection of thirteen sacred songs including the hit single “Crying in the Chapel”. In addition to the masters, it features many great outtakes.

Written by Elvis’ friend George Klein who gives a detailed account of their lifelong friendship beginning with the day they met in 1948. Hardcover, 320 pages. Released January 5th, 2010.

High Sierra is a 1 disc release in a 5” digipack format with an 8-page booklet. It primarily features the performance from May 21, 1974 at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel with additional highlights from other shows that month. Most of the tracks on this release were recorded in 1974 at multiple dinner shows, midnight shows and even the 3:00 am performances. May 26, 1974 was the official date for Elvis' closing at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel however, Elvis added one last performance, at 3:00 am, to accommodate the crowds that had come to Lake Tahoe to see him. Click here for more about the FTD Music Label.

Elvis and Me is the unforgettable memoir of the King. This New York Times bestseller reveals the intimate story that could only be written by the woman who lived it. It serves as a tribute to the man as well as the King of Rock n' Roll.