Welcome to my World - Alanna Nash - A Talk About Elvis Presley

Alanna Nash is an American journalist and biographer. She has been writing several acclaimed books about Elvis Presley, The Colonel og Dolly Parton. In the program she talks with Stig Ulrichsen about Elvis, Dolly and the Colonel Tom Parker. Watch more videos about Elvis in this playlist: • 🎥 Stig Ulrichsen's 199...
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[@lilabalz]

Thank you Stig Ulrichsen for all you do for the Elvis world, and for this interview. Alanna Nash is one of my favourite authors and I love her work about Elvis. Thank you so much. Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina. TCB

[@ostjysktv]

Thanks for your Nice and Sweet comment. It makes Me happy to hear. All the best to you in Buenos Aires.

[@nancyericson4263]

I could listen to Alanna for hours. I wonder if she will do a book about Priscilla and Lisa Marie?

[@louk231]

Stig, You have become a favorite interviewer of mine ...Keep up the in depth and accurate good works...

[@StigUlrichsen]

Thanks for the nice words. :)

[@tupelomiss8315]

Thank you so much for sharing this posting.i really enjoyed this interview.nicely explained.and it’s a really good book.baby let’s play house.all her hard work will always be worth it to us fans.

[@nenabunena]

That's it, I want to read her Elvis books now!

[@sammy5714]

Great interview! Tks for sharing. Enjoyed Alanna, very nice down to earth person & what she briefly describes of Elvis,s g-friends, yes, same thinking here... Elvis forever! ~

[@joecelozzi305]

Alanna Nash I really enjoy and appreciate your work on Elvis I would have to say you have such understanding on ELVIS boy did u do your homework also I am friends with Joe Esposito I was best friends with his brother Frank who passed away this year is Joe passed away before him I do have some stories Frank his brother stayed at his house then to Vegas he actually drove Joe Elvis's house right after the army and stayed in Graceland u do fabulous work

[@linapagliari8003]

U look fabulous alanna ur books and ur knowledge are a treasure to me us hugs to u bellissima😂🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@zyxmyk]

When I read the Memphis Mafia book it still had an earlier title: "An Oral History of Elvis Presley" (or close to that). I thought it was the best book about Elvis I'd ever read, even better than "Last Train to Memphis" and its sequel. She does quality work and now I can see why--she's very bright.

[@82566]

I haven't yet read "Last Train to Memphis " its in my pile but iam glad to know by ur post that it's a good book 👍thank u 😊

[@ruthjesse6759]

I too Love Alanna Nash’s work and I also Dearly loved Memphis Mafia Book. I look forward to other Books!!!!!

[@kevinr8431]

Wow! Alanna is so impressive. I've heard of these books but never read them since there are so many. But after this interview, I will definitely get them and read them! Thanks!

[@linapagliari8003]

Fantastic interview alanna ur so classy well spoken😂🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@sandralybrand9407]

Alana is the best when it comes to writing about Elvis! I wish she could write a book with Billy and Jo Smith about their years with Elvis! Of course I don't know if they would do it. But they have so many fantastic stories they tell on their podcast. I just love them! Billy always tells the truth about things. He also said some people will tell stories that weren't even there in some things they tell.

[@nenabunena]

Isn't he the one who sold the pic of elvis in his casket to the media though?

[@nenabunena]

@@debra2700 thanks!

[@myrel543]

Billi Smith was the best friend of Elvis.

[@ruthjesse6759]

@@nenabunena NO, that was Another Cousin

[@kimbrown7760]

@@nenabunena. No. That was a different Billy

[@marilynadams349]

I lived through this life times of Elvis and others. Yet we did not have all this informations .

[@marilynadams349]

Like this singer

[@stever1791]

Thank you so much - This is a great interview and so infomative. Ill be buying that book on line tomorrow morning.

[@Lambert1386]

Wonderful.

[@diankreczmer6595]

Well spoken , ms nash❤

[@Somee989]

Great read. What is tragic is that you can see that love destroyed Elvis. Near the end all the women left him. Elvis knew Ginger was too immature & a gold digger. He tries to purchase her love because the poor soul can not sleep alone. He kept falling in love, I mean infatuation. Ginger did look like his dear mom. A beautiful soul. Gone for a long time now. Mr. Dream catcher.

[@germainemuller2993]

Superbe interview, magnifiques chansons. Merci ❤

[@ostjysktv]

Thanks!

[@marilynadams349]

Been watching at least years .

[@marilynadams349]

At east 3 years

[@marilynadams349]

Least 3 years

[@jilljohnson6502]

Who was the singer? He was fantastic. Alanna's book Baby Let's Play House was a revelation about the secret life of Elvis Presley. I couldn't put it down.

[@stjysktv1570]

Maarten Jansen, if you think of the intro song? We have many things with him on youtube.

[@serafimsousa5383]

Me too..... found that singer fantastic, great voice and feel.

[@ruthjesse6759]

I dearly love the Interviews u do Stig. Thank You So Much for all the video’s and all you Do and and Time U put into Each Very Interesting Video. I have read that Book she wrote. It was an Elvis & Memphis Mafia Book Is Awesome!!!! But this is the First Time I have seen Alanna Interviewed. I think a lot of Her and her knowledge she has to Write a Book. I laughed at a lot of Lamar was a Hoot!!!!! lol lol!!!!! I would like to see Alanna write a Book by Billy & Jo Smith.

[@ostjysktv]

Thanks. I am happy that you like it.

[@82566]

I just got this book from Amazon today and only a chapter in, I can tell ya ,it's got my attention. Thank u for this interview 😊I ve been getting familiar with Elivis ( newly) n those around him ,so I think this book will say alot as to colonels character .

[@TM-fu2we]

I've always had trouble with the Memphis Mafia - the contradictions and bravado always made me feel their lives were so enmeshed with Elvis,' it became about them, not him. I appreciate Alana distinguishing the male perspective. I find Elvis' musicians more straight forward and objective. Members such as Klein and Hodge seemed more empathetic to Elvis' health. I was told Alanna is a feminist that demasculates Elvis which put me off. Guralnick is also my favourite author so if Stig recommends her books, I'll try one. Greetings from England and thanks for all you do for fans.

[@rontrudell3358]

Her books are. Awesome Memphis mafia book my favourite. I couldn’t put it down. What a life that must of been for him. And them. He didn’t live long. But I bet it was a good one. Wow.

[@sophiasommer1466]

I love the danish language 💟

[@carolbell8008]

I would absolutely love to read all of these biographies by Miss Nash!! I missed how they can be ordered, can you please inform as to the best way? Thank you very much. 🌹🎶

[@ostjysktv]

I would suggest Amazon: www.amazon.com/Alanna-Nash/e/B000ARBFRA%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share

[@user-rr2eo7gb7z]

I like her books. Wonder how she rates Larry Gell. Was he really that close a friend of EP ?? Was E that much interested to know more about Hinduism and even Judaism...?? How sincere+honest were those hours+hours with Elvis in the bathroom..? Did Elvis got closer OR further away from ...God, the Bible (which versión.?) and the many EDITED and biased versions of ...historical wrong facts !! Does anyone know more ???

[@82566]

That would be interesting to hear 😊

[@dougdickason]

Elvis will be timeless through history like Mozart, or Shakespeare, so to have written so many historically important books on Elvis, especially, "Elvis and the Memphis Mafia," which I rate as the best overall book on Elvis, almost an encyclopedia of Elvis.

[@katgirlblue]

Whatever happened to the movie?

[@Rick-zw7zv]

What year was this interview?

[@StigUlrichsen]

June 2018

[@reitapresley925]

6:28 so upsetting he reminds me of Paul beauliu. so unsettling & the song.

[@roymarksberry4152]

He need to make a book on the Memphis mouthfeel

[@janiceleighton7348]

Ginger looked more like his mother than either of all of them

[@reitapresley925]

your right only Elvis could save Elvis. his biggest struggle was prisilly, she wud never let him go, & he begged her to, which is how she liked him, on his knees.

[@anY-bf9ud]

When did Elvis beg her to let him go,? He never wanted the divorce, and I personally think they would have reconciled, any lady after her was a mere comfort blanket. Elvis was very ill and very emotionally drained the last 4 yesrs of hid ife, he needed the stability of just being able to be himself with the help snd support of loved ones by his side whom shwed him empathy not scorn, and certainly not ridicule or judgement. I've not read the book but I've seen the interview with then men mentioned here and it was upsetting to the say the least.

[@reitapresley925]

@@anY-bf9ud Elvis filed for the divorce. pp asked him to take her back when MS dumped her. pp made Elvis sick

[@anY-bf9ud]

@@reitapresley925 Elvis only filed for the divorce so as for to keep hers and Lisa,s address private, he always thought of others first. As for Priscilla asking him to take her back, I've never heard that before, I do know he told a few of close friends he wanted her back, thstmit was the wirst tjing hed everbdone letting her go. What year did she ask him to take her back?

[@janiceleighton7348]

They knew about the colonel and let it go but they had to sue

[@DarkSkies72]

Your intro is too long and annoying. The animal cruelty with the beautiful chimp scatter really upset me and disappointed me about Elvis, if what they said was true, that Elvis hit him with a pool cue and what Lamar Fike did was damn criminal. So mean.

[@82566]

Yes @ Insomniac I've heard about Scatter ,and how he died of loneliness in the enclosure in the back of Graceland because he got to big & hostile@ times to others. I don't know how true this story was so don't quote me, but I sure hope not 😔.I would like to find true unbiased info on what pets he had though 🤔 ,to me it it says alot about a person on the way they treat animals .

[@amberwave1444]

Alanna Nash I thought had integrity she did a good job with that book of hers about that evil monster parker...but her last book on Elvis garbage entire passages taken from her book with those parasites around Elvis...there is no reliable info in that book trust me it's a rip off...

[@Gasamom]

What a horrible language this man has

[@Cat-iu3iu]

He is speaking Danish you fool. You clearly must never have travelled beyond your small village or ever opened up a world atlas. Are you even an Elvis fan? Ever heard of Germany and Denmark? Geez

[@82566]

@@Cat-iu3iu 😉👍