Elvis Presley Fanzine: ELVIS #2 (fan Magazine): SAM PHILLIPS Interview,+`72 NYC

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Yes I will combine shipping for you BUT you must contact me FIRST to set it up.<br>Elvis Presley fanzine (fan magazine): "ELVIS #2" (48 pages, 8 1/2 x 11" & with color covers + 2-page color center). I am the publisher of this issue and these are originals, there was no reprint. These have been kept in storage and away from sunlight in my smoke-free home.  I was always a fan of ROCKY BERRA & HIS strictly elvis usa FANZINE, WHICH WAS A REPLY/INFLUENCED BY albert hand'S uk elvis monthly.<br>40th anniversary of this printing!<br>INCLUDED INSIDE:<br>In-depth interview with SUN RECORDS founder Sam Phillips, the man who discovered Elvis and recognized his potential (along WITH Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, Roy Orbison, Charlie Rich and of course, JERRY LEE LEWIS, NOT TO MENTION THE BLUES (Howlin' Wolf, B.B. King, Ike Turner, etc. + "the first Rock & Roll record" ROCKET-88).<br>ALSO 4 different interviews WITH ELVIS himselvis, including a complete transcript of the `72 NYC Madison Square Garden press conference.  PLUS J.D. Sumner, THIS Is ELVIS movie review, AND (I must advise: nudity): topless outtakes from CHARRO.<br>THE PRICE is $3 (add on $3 shipping within USA or $17 OVERSEAS & CANADA, which is the new minimum to get customs tracking)..<br>Scans: #1-2 = covers, #3 = centerfold, #4-5= inside covers, #6 = SAM PHILLIPS, #7 = NYC `72, #12 = EL Paso `72 from front row! (I have a 11x17" print of this photo for sale on my Store site & it would've been the center of my BURNING LOVE suit issue, which never got published), #8 = CHARRO, #9-10 = LOVING YOU photo gallery (& THERE ARE MORE from THIS FILM imside), #11 = THIS Is ELVIS movie review + J.D. Sumner article.<br>OTHER items for sale separately on my Store site (click on the "see other items" icon, towards top-right OR click on the "visit ELVIS PRESLEY Store" icon in same locale):<br>"It's Elvis Time #144" (from Netherlands & ALL in Dutch): softbound fan magazine (fanzine). This issue includes: James Burton interview (with photos & a photo w/Jerry Scheff), LP reviews for "Raised on Rock", "The Last Farwell" 2-LP boot & "I wanna be a Rock & Roll star" boot & review of Burk's book "Elvis through my eyes". Condition: VG+ (exceptionally clean). Postage: add on $3 within USA or $12 overseas (note issue is 8 1/2 by 11 1/2 inches in diameter). Scans: #1-2: covers, #3: inside front-cover, #4: Burton, #5: `57 tour (gold suit coat, evidently the pants were to uncomfortable to wear on stage), #6: probably a Vegas shot. NOTE: I have other issues of this nicely done `zine that I'll be listing in the future along with a whole host of fanzines from around the world as I bought out Worlwide Elvis (Paul Dowling) entire stock of fanzines ("boy, mah boy!").<br>Other scans (NOT, I say NOT included with this issue but available on my Store site & I refuse to waste 6 scans because some punter is "confused" or from BLEW Hawaii!!):<br>& 2 female fans meet Elvis in Vegas, courtesy of his father. Now if you tried to meet Elvis in the 1970's during the tours, it helped tremendously if you were a "cute female" (?: "What's your favorite type of girl, Elvis?" to which Elvis replied "Female, sir."). In 1972, the closest I ever got was meeting Vernon in lobby of the Airport Hilton in EL Paso (my best friend from high school & to this day, Buddy Sanders (EL Paso's own ETA) got front row seats to a `72 show. I rode a Greyhound from St. Louie for this rare opportunity. Before the show, & we were on the floor since we had front row (oh, by the way: "Burning Love" jumpsuit, ah HOOT-WAH!! see my fanzine #2, scan #12). We go to the concession stand for a drink & there stands J.D. Sumner (how could you miss him??!), also getting a liquid beverage. We get to gabbin' (as Elvis fans are wont to do & J.D. WAS an Elvis fan too), he says we should come out to the Airport Hilton after the show. Sounds good to us, so we go. Pandemonium in the lobby (the band is there, Esposito, etc.) & in walks Vernon Presley. Well we go running over to him & say "can we meet Elvis, can we meet Elvis??!" & Vernon says (& I SWEAR this is TRUE): "I'm just his father, boys, you've gotta talk to Joe." Well we knew what "Joe" (Esposito)  looked liked thanks to TTWII & &