Elvis fans will love this collection of reflections about the King. Join a few of his family, friends, and fans, including Pat Boone and Ronnie McDowell, as they describe their personal experiences with Elvis Presley through anecdotes, photographs, and paintings.
Ronnie McDowell is a musician of international renown. A fixture of country music since his 1977 breakthrough hit "The King Is Gone," McDowell may be best known for his songs "Older Women" and "You're Gonna Ruin My Bad Reputation," which each reached #1 on national country charts. He has recorded more than twenty studio albums in his career, and continues to tour to with his band the Rhythm Kings. McDowell has appeared on numerous radio and television programs, including Grand Ole Opry and Dick Clark's American Bandstand. Having been heavily influenced and inspired by Elvis from the start of his career, McDowell sang thirty-six songs on the soundtrack of Elvis, a Dick Clark-produced television movie. His voice can also be heard on numerous other Elvis-centered television tributes, such as Elvis Meets Nixon, Elvis and the Beauty Queen, and Elvis and Me. When not touring or making new music, Ronnie enjoys painting-he has a large collection of Elvis paintings. He lives in Hendersonville, Tennessee.