Elvis Presley was a pioneer of the American music industry in the mid-1950s, as enigmatic in his day as Bing Crosby in the 1940s or The Beatles during the 1960s. Elvis had it all: good looks, a distinctive style, a passion for his craft, and an utterly beautiful voice. He put them all together like no one else in history. John LeGear focuses on the first half of Elvis’s 23-year career in show business, striving to capture his natural joy of doing what he did best.