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40 years since elvis left the building!
Did he influence your taste in music and do you remember where you were at the time and what you were doing? Couldn't see any other posts about him so hopefully I've not doubled up! |
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I have no words
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I always remember hearing it on the radio in the car on a hot sunny day with my mom and my brother. Mom likes the king.
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Edited by
Piscesmoon02
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Wed 08/16/17 09:54 AM
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I was 15 yrs. old. I don't remember what I was doing at the time. But I do remember my Aunts being upset, they loved Elvis.
The Aunt that raised me listened to his music all the time, I liked it, but can't say it influenced my music taste. I'd was his movies though and used to fantasize about finding love   How about you Mikey, did The King influence your music world? |
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I found a record last week by Ronnie McDowell titled "the king is gone" Heartbreak Hotel is the last song on side 2. Inside someone tucked the front page of The Tennessean from Friday, Aug. 19, 1977. 15 cents
Elvis Burial Hushed, Private Rock'n'Roll King Entombed |
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That's cool integ!
Pisces, yes to an extent, my parents were into music, elvis was kinda in a level with tom Jones and other similar people. I think I appreciated him more as I got older. have a couple of favourites. |
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Edited by
soufiehere
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Wed 08/16/17 10:06 AM
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I saw him live in Vegas in 1972.
He was, well, bloated, but the voice was the same, the charisma, the pull. Something strange happened, which I will always remember. Elvis finished his first song. I jumped to my feet and clapped ALONG with everyone in the audience, then I sat down rather quickly and then EVERONE in the audience sat very quickly. A phenomenon. Took me a while to figure out that simultaneously everyone had the idea to sit down as fast as they could so he could get to the next song. Like a friendly, quiet shark-frenzy :-) I do not recall where I was when I heard the news but I refuse to believe it. They have already taken Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny from us with these ridiculous rumors :-( |
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That is cool Integ.
Nice Mikey, his music was and still is good. |
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I saw him live in Vegas in 1972. He was, well, bloated, but the voice was the same, the charisma, the pull. Something strange happened, which I will always remember. Elvis finished his first song. I jumped to my feet and clapped ALONG with everyone in the audience, then I sat down rather quickly and then EVERONE in the audience sat very quickly. A phenomenon. Took me a while to figure out that simultaneously everyone had the idea to sit down as fast as they could so he could get to the next song. Like a friendly, quiet shark-frenzy :-) I do not recall where I was when I heard the news but I refuse to believe it. They have already taken Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny from us with these ridiculous rumors :-(  Wot? No Santa Claus? No easter bunny? See, we've always had fake news! |
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Never did like the guy. Thought his movies sucked and his music was over-produced smaltz for old folks. Wasn't surprised when I heard he died on the crapper in a drugged out stupor, and didn't care.
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I like Elvis and still listen to his songs once in a while. But I don't remember what I was doing when he died. What I remember is how he died... he had a massive heart attack while sitting on his throne.
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when I heard the News on the Radio,I felt like I was hit on my Head with a Bat!
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say what ya want but he took what was considered by many to be African American rhythm and blues, southern gospel and rock and roll to the mainstream market and reached across the globe with it. There is no denying the effect he had opening the market and on all the music that was produced by bands that came after him
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Edited by
lu_rosemary
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Wed 08/16/17 11:07 AM
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say what ya want but he took what was considered by many to be African American rhythm and blues, southern gospel and rock and roll to the mainstream market and reached across the globe with it. There is no denying the effect he had opening the market and on all the music that was produced by bands that came after him True. 
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I'll always remember him in Clambake.
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I'll always remember him in Clambake. This is on tv at this very moment lol |
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40 years since elvis left the building! Did he influence your taste in music and do you remember where you were at the time and what you were doing? Couldn't see any other posts about him so hopefully I've not doubled up! Elvis didn't die, he just went home... |
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I was 15 yrs. old. I don't remember what I was doing at the time. But I do remember my Aunts being upset, they loved Elvis. The Aunt that raised me listened to his music all the time, I liked it, but can't say it influenced my music taste. I'd was his movies though and used to fantasize about finding love How about you Mikey, did The King influence your music world? yea, i had just got home from school, and my mom was crying, and when i asked her why, she told me Elvis had died... 
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I was 15 yrs. old. I don't remember what I was doing at the time. But I do remember my Aunts being upset, they loved Elvis. The Aunt that raised me listened to his music all the time, I liked it, but can't say it influenced my music taste. I'd was his movies though and used to fantasize about finding love How about you Mikey, did The King influence your music world? yea, i had just got home from school, and my mom was crying, and when i asked her why, she told me Elvis had died... Yeah, my Aunt cried for a couple days. |
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