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I’m sorry for not posting much lately, life has been very busy! But I promise I’m still around :)
July 19, 1954:
Elvis Presley’s first single was released, the songs being “That’s All Right” and “Blue Moon of Kentucky.”
Only about 7,000 original copies were pressed, but the disc became a local hit in Memphis, Tennessee.
After the session, Bill Black was said to have remarked, “Damn. Get that on the radio and they’ll run us out of town.”
Biloxi, July 9, 1956
Captain Presley at the helm
On July 8th 1960 , Elvis took his new 16 foot speedboat out on McKellar Lake in Memphis. He had bought the powder blue boat for $2000 the previous day.
January 15, 1955:
Elvis performed at the Louisiana Hayride at the Municipal Auditorium in Shreveport, Louisiana. Elvis wore a rust-colored suit, black-dotted purple tie, and pink socks. He performed “Hearts Of Stone,” “That’s All Right,” and “Tweedle Dee.”
Colonel Parker and Tom Diskin arrived in Shreveport, and this was almost certainly the first time either of them saw Elvis perform. The Colonel took steps to forge a link with Bob Neal after the show.
Photo: Elvis performing at the Louisiana Hayride; August 13, 1955.
Elvis Pearl Harbor Benefit Concert 1961
maybe everyone but me knew that there is a recording of this ENTIRE concert and it’s incredible!
Elvis is just as goofy with the jokes and changing lyrics and laughing while he’s singing as he is later in his career 🤣
And the fans!!!! They are absolutely roaring their joy
Listening to it felt like the closest I’ll ever get to being at an early Elvis concert until we get that damn time machine
Given that it’s from 60 years ago and was not a professional recording it’s amazing how well you can hear him
One Night in Pearl Harbor
Tuesday, June 26, 1956 ~ Charlotte NC
⊹ “Show rain or shine” ⊹
⊹ “Real cool ... a living doll” ~ Charlotte Observer ⊹
Charlotte Coliseum, June 26, 1956
June 28, 1957 - Elvis Presley makes a brief appearance on stage with Danny Thomas at "Thomas' Shower of Stars," a charity show for St. Jude's Hospital held at Russwood Park in Memphis. Also present at the show are film stars Jane Russell and Susan Hayward, country singer Ferlin Husky, pop singer Roberta Sherwood, and comedian Lou Costello.
ST. Louis, June 28, 1973 ES "Nail Studded suit"
Elvis reading the Daily Mirror on June 30, 1956, at Penn Station. The headline reads '2 Airlines Missing, 127 Aboard,' referencing a mid-air collision between two commercial planes over the Grand Canyon.
Photo: Alfred Wertheimer via Vintageartreprints
Richmond, June 30, 1956 - Mosque Theater