paintings and pictures |
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Parker, Tom (1909-1997)
alias Andreas van Kujik |
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Parrish, Julie
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Phillips, Sam
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photographs |
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pilgrimages |
- Amazing Graceland
(RELIGION IN THE NEWS, Fall 2002, Vol. 5, No. 3)
(The Leonard E. Greenberg Center for the Study of Religion in Public Life)
... "This year's vigil, which was webcast live on America Online, became the most public expression of the cult of Elvis. Journalists write about the cult as a kind of joke. Here was a pop icon who lived a life of over-the-top contradiction, and the spectacle of the rhinestone-laden decline of his later years invites mockery. Moreover, it is, by the standards of organized religion, a false religion, and when push comes to shove, the news media are still pretty conventional about what constitutes religion. But itıs clear, even from less-than-insightful anniversary coverage, that something more serious is going on. ..."
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planes |
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Please Don't Stop Loving Me (song) |
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popularity ratings |
- Science Proves: Microsoft 14x Bigger Than Elvis!!!
(Jorn Barger's Elvis Index)
Uses the AltaVista search-engine to get an "exact count of all pages on the WWWeb containing *any* given word or phrase". He uses "Elvis" as the single reference-point that everything else can be related to. "Since 'Elvis' is the highest-ranking name that's neither religious nor soon-out-of-date, his count on any day (eg 230,246 pages on 15 October 1997) must serve as the 100% marker."
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postage stamps |
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postcards |
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posters |
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Presley family |
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press conferences |
- August 15th 1957 Canadian press conference
(Cybercloud)
An exclusive from August 15th 1957 - the unreleased Canadian press conference with Elvis, and the story behind the concert in Vancouver, with veteran DJ Norm Pringle.
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prisoner |
- Elvis: What really happened
(Elvis - A Lighted Candle)
sinsister suggestion that at times Elvis was forcibly held down and drugged by his entourage, and that people he wanted to see and people who wanted to see him were deliberately kept away.
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prodigal son |
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Elvis, a prodigal son?
(gospelcom.net)
... Anyone digging through the mud of Presley's sad decline can find many signs that he was crying out to God as well as wrestling with his demons ... "If Elvis was a prodigal son, then it seems that he died on the way back to his Father's house," said Beard. "That's tragic. That's a tragic story and it's a story that ought to inspire compassion, not condemnation. ... We all need to be reminded that mercy and grace are still Christian virtues." ...
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