Elvis Presley is alive | “Jewel” for sale at shocking prices

Elvis died on August 16, 1977, possibly from a barbiturate overdose. Even if for some it doesn’t really leave

One of the most famous singers in history, he was an inspiration to many rock ‘n’ roll and rockabilly musicians and artists, to the point where he earned the title The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. And in fact, Elvis Presley memorabilia is a real star. Try to buy it, if you can…

The legend of Elvis Presley

There are also those who say that he never died. The myth is so great that it fuels even these myths. A symbol also known by those who have never lived those years. Centuries will pass and everyone will still be talking about Elvis. His presence on the stage and the movements that accompanied him in his performance greatly influenced American and world culture.. It was also called Elvis the Pelvis for a specific movement in the pelvis.

His music career spanning over twenty years spans different styles: his impressive production record, intense musical activity, and his many interests range from rock and roll. Of which, thanks to the historical period in which he began his career, he is usually considered among the main architects and the undisputed idol. But we get into the genres of rhythm and blues, country and western, gospel, spiritual, traditional, melody, and pop, the latter being understood in the broadest sense of the term.

With the exception of six concerts held in Canada in the late 1950s, he has never performed outside the United States. In his 24-year career, he released 61 albums, sold over a billion records worldwide and set the record for records sold by a single singer.

Elvis memorabilia for sale

Elvis He died on August 16, 1977, Possibly from a barbiturate overdose. An early death (he was only 42 years old) which in this long period fueled the glorious stories about himself. And of course the fan hysteria.

For this, despite the exorbitant prices, we have no doubt that Elvis memorabilia can really sell. TheOn August 27, 191 pieces belonging to the King of Rock and Roll will be auctioned. Among them, in addition to jewelry, watches, guitars and clothes, there is a motorcycle, a limousine and an airplane. Indeed, among the highlights of the auction are the “Lost Jewelery Collection of Elvis Presley and Colonel Tom Parker” The singer’s last private jet, 1962 Lockeed Jetstar. Elvis sold it shortly before his death and left it in the desert for nearly forty years.

Also up for auction is one of his favorite motorcycles, 1976 Harley Davidson FLH 1200 Electra Glide, last purchased by the legend. Today it is for sale for $100 thousand. Finally, 1973 Lincoln Continental Limousine. Starting price $50,000But dream of being able to buy it at the base price.