Review of book "Dewey and Elvis" by Louis Cantor.

This book published in 2005 by the University of Illinois Press is an essential book for Elvis fans about the relationship between Dewey Phillips, Sam Phillips and Elvis. Dewey is a neglected figure in the history of Elvis; without him, Elvis's fame might never have spread further than the mid south of the USA.

[@Bellbell01137]

Hi Gina . You look really nice . Such a sad story. I like reading true stories, and learning about people’s lives. God bless Gina . 💞😇💞💐

[@jeffkeeton4787]

Good post. I’m familiar with Dewey’s story but I’ve never heard of this book before. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. Looks like it’s one worth seeking out.

[@RudysElvisPresleyChannel]

Thanks for sharing, as always a good explanation of your books and records.

[@DavidHuletlevensgoesting]

I will have to get the Dewey book ,if I can find it😊, the colonel and the dr Nic books are exelent reads enjoy👍👍

[@marcojefferson4896]

Glad your ok now

[@henryfong3471]

I read the Colonel wrote a book and ask someone to release it after his passing which never happened. If Dewey lived he would have followed Elvis on Tour

[@helenmurray3845]

Love your Elvis 👑 book reviews, Gina ❤

[@Patracat]

Thanks Helen! I feel slightly embarrassed when I play them back after I've made the video, but when I look at other fans doing similar things, I feel better knowing that we are all amateurs, not professional newsreaders, just sharing our views about our King.

[@haraldtrittner4396]

NO Words...it's an absolutely GREAT Book Review Gina Thank you so much Sweetheart; it's the one few only, beside the "Bill Black Book" i really wanted to have it in my Book Collection; forget all the Cute Girlie Books...this is real 'Rock'n'Roll' and ELVIS 👍
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[@Patracat]

Absolutely right Harald - this book is up there with Bill's, Scotty Moore's, and many of the others written by Elvis' backing groups and band members over the years.