The remarkable aspect of Elvis’ legacy and life continues to make news, day by day. His legacy is debated and celebrated by millions of fans around the world. As a long-time Elvis fan, who saw Elvis in concert many times, this is a photographic memoir of one of Elvis’ concerts in 1970. These full color photos show Elvis’ artistry and performance during his concert at the Oakland Coliseum Arena on Tuesday, November 10, 1970.

This detailed photo memoir traces everything Elvis Presley on that day from the moment Elvis stepped onto the stage to the last sounds of “Elvis Has Left The Building”. Ninety-four photographs showing the real story of Elvis’ performance, you can almost hear the music and feel the electricity and excitement. Follow Elvis’ every move, every pose during this whirlwind concert in front of 14,000 screaming fans. While you are looking at these photos you can almost hear Elvis singing “That’s Alright Mama”, “Tiger Man” or “Polk Salad Annie”.

Along with the many photographs are selected newspaper clippings and reviews from that week in 1970. Also included in this memoir is information on the Elvis Special fan club and some background about me as a fan and fan club president. The Elvis Special ran from 1969 through 1995 and was respected as a fan club from Elvis and Colonel Parker and after Elvis’ death in 1977 by Graceland Estate. The Elvis Special was a fan club dedicated to connecting Elvis fans and preserving candid and concert photography.

No other artist could justify so many publications each year, but Elvis does! And if you thought you'd seen it all, just browse through these 120 full-color pages of my first memoir with Elvis Presley in all his glory.

The foreword was written by Kees Mouwen, author of the popular Elvis Day By Day books. Kees has provided fans with the latest Elvis Presley news and reviews since 1999 on his website and has written nine yearbooks on “everything Elvis Presley” from 2017 to 2025.