Elvis Presley Ed Bonja Elvis Concert Photographer Interview

Ed Bonja Elvis Photographer Interview
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Ed Bonja needs little introduction to most Elvis collectors and his pictures are some of the most famous images of Elvis ever produced. While his photographs can be found in almost every Elvis book, he has also published his own, "Elvis: Shot by Ed Bonja" and also the DVD "Elvis, The Colonel & Me."
Ed Bonja worked for Colonel Parker throughout the seventies but was part of the Elvis family since his childhood.
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[@lindamcpherson8374]

Another "thank you", Joe. I'm sure I've missed some of your interviews, but they are always great to listen to.

[@FrankieLovesElvis]

Too bad Ed never gotten much acknowledgment thru the years, but if it wasn’t for him, we wouldn’t have been privileged and able to see those wonderful pictures he took of Elvis from 1970-1975. 😊

[@opencurtin]

That picture of Elvis at the start is haunting ...

[@careyfaulkner7293]

Great interview...I think what he was trying to explain about when he started was during the filming of that's the way it is and then in Sept of 70 he went on the first tour which I believe was phoenix on Sept 9 and st louis Sept 10

[@careyfaulkner7293]

All the live concert photos on the 1970s albums were Ed's and the graceland and the gate shot for the live 74 album from memphis

[@opencurtin]

Was Ed ill around this time ? He passed away in 2019 .

[@jkrein82]

Yes he was.