Friday, October 11, 2013
Elvis and Ireland now on Amazon Kindle worldwide!
The critically acclaimed music biography "Elvis and Ireland" by Ivor Casey is now available across the world to be purchased in Amazon Kindle format. Follow the links below for your local Amazon store:
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"Elvis and Ireland" explores the life of Elvis Presley and his influence on Ireland's rock and pop culture.
The book was officially launched by Barry Devlin of Celtic Rock group Horslips who noted "Elvis and Ireland" as a "terrific read with fascinating research".
Other comments:
"Genuinely original" ... "entrancingly idiosyncratic work" ... "startling, surprising and not without significance" - Eamonn McCann (Hot Press; Vol:37 Issue:08 - May 8 2013)
"Casey has to be commended for a rare feat: an original book on The King" - Barry Egan (The Sunday Independent, March 31 2013)
Thursday, July 25, 2013
Elvis and Ireland by Ivor Casey - Official Book Launch
The Official Book Launch of Elvis and Ireland by Ivor Casey took
place on 10 May 2013 at The Corner Note Café in Dalkey. The book was successfully launched
by Barry Devlin of Celtic Rock Group Horslips who joined the author to talk
about his memories and experiences of Elvis, his influence in Ireland and also lead on to announce the new
Elvis book as a "terrific read with fascinating research". Among the
guests included Oscar nominated Hollywood Director and Animator Jimmy Murakami
(The Magic Pear Tree, The Snowman, When The Wind Blows), Filmmaker Sé
Merry-Doyle, Actor Dermod Lynskey, as well as Artist, Broadcaster and Writer Don
Conroy and Former Miss Ireland Nuala Holloway, who painted the oil painting of
Elvis for the cover of the book.
"Elvis and Ireland" explores the life of Elvis and his influence and connections with Ireland. It is a social and historical study, documenting the evolution of rock and pop culture in Ireland, while simultaneously covering the entire story of Elvis's life, with some new fresh perspectives.
Among the Irish influences and connections include Irish songs he sang and the listings of Irish singers who covered his work. It touches on his Irish genealogy and documents the Irish actors and singers he worked with and came in contact with throughout his life. It also details how Elvis and rock 'n' roll music was first received here by the establishment and how rock 'n' roll and popular music first formed in the country. There is also details about the movies of his which were censored and the Irish cinemas that first screened his films, as well as the Irish chart successes he had, among many many more interesting facts and trivia. "Elvis and Ireland" is available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Easons and other leading book stores.
The book was officially launched by Barry Devlin of Celtic Rock group Horslips who noted "Elvis and Ireland" as a "terrific read with fascinating research".
Comments about Elvis and Ireland by some top journalists:
"Genuinely original" ... "entrancingly idiosyncratic work" ... "startling, surprising and not without significance" - Eamonn McCann (Hot Press; Vol:37 Issue:08 - May 8 2013)
"Casey has to be commended for a rare feat: an original book on The King" - Barry Egan (The Sunday Independent, March 31 2013)
For a further read about the book, check out The Sunday Independent article by Barry Egan, titled "The King and Us: How Elvis Shocked The Irish" at the following link: http://www.independent.ie/entertainment/books-arts/the-king-and-us-how-elvis-shocked-the-irish-29165281.html
Order through your closest Amazon shop below:
Amazon UK
Amazon USA
Amazon France
Amazon Germany
Amazon Spain
Amazon Italy
"Elvis and Ireland" explores the life of Elvis and his influence and connections with Ireland. It is a social and historical study, documenting the evolution of rock and pop culture in Ireland, while simultaneously covering the entire story of Elvis's life, with some new fresh perspectives.
Among the Irish influences and connections include Irish songs he sang and the listings of Irish singers who covered his work. It touches on his Irish genealogy and documents the Irish actors and singers he worked with and came in contact with throughout his life. It also details how Elvis and rock 'n' roll music was first received here by the establishment and how rock 'n' roll and popular music first formed in the country. There is also details about the movies of his which were censored and the Irish cinemas that first screened his films, as well as the Irish chart successes he had, among many many more interesting facts and trivia. "Elvis and Ireland" is available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Easons and other leading book stores.
The book was officially launched by Barry Devlin of Celtic Rock group Horslips who noted "Elvis and Ireland" as a "terrific read with fascinating research".
Comments about Elvis and Ireland by some top journalists:
"Genuinely original" ... "entrancingly idiosyncratic work" ... "startling, surprising and not without significance" - Eamonn McCann (Hot Press; Vol:37 Issue:08 - May 8 2013)
"Casey has to be commended for a rare feat: an original book on The King" - Barry Egan (The Sunday Independent, March 31 2013)
For a further read about the book, check out The Sunday Independent article by Barry Egan, titled "The King and Us: How Elvis Shocked The Irish" at the following link: http://www.independent.ie/entertainment/books-arts/the-king-and-us-how-elvis-shocked-the-irish-29165281.html
Order through your closest Amazon shop below:
Amazon UK
Amazon USA
Amazon France
Amazon Germany
Amazon Spain
Amazon Italy
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Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Bono gives "Elvis and Ireland" the thumbs up!
Ivor Casey, author of Elvis and Ireland with Bono in Dalkey |
"Elvis and Ireland" explores the life of Elvis and his influence and connections with Ireland. It is a social and historical study, documenting the evolution of rock and pop culture in Ireland, while simultaneously covering the entire story of Elvis's life, with some new fresh perspectives.
Among the Irish influences and connections include Irish songs he sang and the listings of Irish singers who covered his work. It touches on his Irish genealogy and documents the Irish actors and singers he worked with and came in contact with throughout his life. It also details how Elvis and rock 'n' roll music was first received here by the establishment and how rock 'n' roll and popular music first formed in the country. There is also details about the movies of his which were censored and the Irish cinemas that first screened his films, as well as the Irish chart successes he had, among many many more interesting facts and trivia. "Elvis and Ireland" is available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Easons and other leading book stores.
The book was officially launched by Barry Devlin of Celtic Rock group Horslips who noted "Elvis and Ireland" as a "terrific read with fascinating research".
Comments about Elvis and Ireland by some top journalists:
"Genuinely original" ... "entrancingly idiosyncratic work" ... "startling, surprising and not without significance" - Eamonn McCann (Hot Press; Vol:37 Issue:08 - May 8 2013)
"Casey has to be commended for a rare feat: an original book on The King" - Barry Egan (The Sunday Independent, March 31 2013)
For a further read about the book, check out The Sunday Independent article by Barry Egan, titled "The King and Us: How Elvis Shocked The Irish" at the following link: http://www.independent.ie/entertainment/books-arts/the-king-and-us-how-elvis-shocked-the-irish-29165281.html
Order through your closest Amazon shop below:
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