Baby, Let's Play House

Elvis Presley and the Women Who Loved Him

By: Alanna Nash

Narrated by: Erin Spencer, Alanna Nash - Introduction

Elvis Presley’s unbreakable stronghold on the psyche of women - and theirs on him - is the focus of this much-lauded book by Elvis expert, journalist, and Country Music Association Media Achievement Award winner Alanna Nash.

Called "by far the best study of Presley I have ever read...Impressively researched written - and felt" by New York Times best-selling author Philip Norman (author of John Lennon and Shout!) and “the most entertaining Elvis book ever” by New York Times best-selling author Jimmy McDonough (Shakey: Neil Young's Biography), Baby, Let’s Play House is the first ever Elvis book to focus solely on his complex relationships with women, starting with his mother, and including celebrities such as Ann-Margret, Linda Thompson, Mary Ann Mobley, Cher, Raquel Welch, Barbara Eden, and Cybill Shepherd.

Featuring dozens of exclusive interviews, Baby, Let’s Play House is a must-have collector’s item for fans of The King everywhere.

©2010 Alanna Nash (P)2020 Alanna Nash

Truthful

This gives you the story of Elvis and those closest to him. Not always flattering.

Amayzing book

As a huge Elvis fan this book gave clairity and insights into the heart and sole of the man. I do not believe the media portrayal of the fairytale life of Elvis does him any service and im really glad i took the time to listen to this book fills in all the unanswered questions i had at i am happy now to know Elvis lived a full and complete life

I never knew

This told me so much that I never would have imagined. I am so shocked 😳 about many things I heard. But I still love him and listen to his music 🎶 a lot. I read many books about his life and will continue to do so. 😭 so sad

Alana Nash does it again~

Great book. Sometimes with Alana, she goes down rabbitholes that aren't pertinent to the story, and they sometimes come off as inserted simply because she had the information, or --dare I say it-- in an all-knowing tone. Either way, it adds interesting context no matter how germaine it is to the subject. She's clearly a scholar of Elvis, and that comes through loudly and clearly. She does her homework, and the result is a long, compelling book that never fails to shine light on the man behind the legend. You definitely get your moneys' worth with one of her books.

Sad

Tragic story of a great entertainer. Drugs and self entitlement did Elvis in.
Colonel Parker should’ve been put in jail early on and Elvis did not have the self-confidence to put a stop to his treachery .