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QUOTES ABOUT ELVIS

“You have no idea how great he is, really you don’t.
You have no comprehension - it’s absolutely impossible. I can’t tell you why he’s so great, but he is. He’s sensational.” Phil Spector

“Elvis is the greatest cultural force in the twentieth century.
He introduced the beat to everything, music, language, clothes, it’s a whole new social revolution - the 60’s comes from it.” Leonard Bernstein, 1960s.

"There have been many accolades uttered about Elvis' talent and performances
through the years, all of which I agree with wholeheartedly. I shall miss him dearly as a friend. He was a warm, considerate and generous man." Frank Sinatra, 1977

“Elvis Presley’s death deprives our country of a part of itself.
He was unique, irreplaceable. More than twenty years ago, he burst upon the scene with an impact that was unprecedented and will probably never be equaled. His music and his personality, fusing the styles of white country and black rhythm and blues, permanently changed the face of American popular culture. His following was immense. And he was a symbol to people the world over of the vitality, rebelliousness and good humor of this country.” President Jimmy Carter, 1977. His official statement following Elvis' death.

“Elvis had an influence on everybody with his musical approach.
He broke the ice for all of us.” Al Green

“...At Sun Studio in Memphis Elvis Presley called to life what would soon be
known as rock and roll with a voice that bore strains of the Grand Ole Opry and Beale Street, of country and the blues. At that moment, he ensured - instinctively, unknowingly - that pop music would never again be as simple as black and white.” David Fricke Rolling Stone, 1986

“He was an instinctive actor...He was quite bright...he was very intelligent...
He was not a punk. He was very elegant, sedate, and refined, and sophisticated.” Walter Matthau, who co-starred with Elvis in King Creole (1958)

“There have been a lotta tough guys. There have been pretenders.
And there have been contenders. But there is only one king.” Bruce Springsteen

* More than 7,000 people jammed Ellis Auditorium on the night of May 15, 1956, to stomp, shudder, shriek and sigh as a young Elvis Presley writhed his way through a rock and roll repertoire. Presley was the blockbuster of Bob Neal's Cotton Picking Jamboree, a feature of Cotton Carnival opening night. * Maid of Cotton Patricia Cowden (left) and Memphis Cotton Carnival Queen Clare Mallory gave Elvis Presley royal kisses just before the rock and roll singer walked on stage before a packed Ellis Auditorium audience on the night of May 15, 1956.
* Elvis Presley performs what would be his last Memphis concert July 5, 1976, before a crowd of 12,000 at the Mid-South Coliseum. Twenty-two years earlier to the day, Elvis recorded 'That's All Right' at Sam Phillips' little studio at 706 Union. Introducing the song, he said: 'I've had some people say - well, you can't do that song anymore - well, you, by God, just watch me.'
* Clutching an Elvis Presley 'Love Me Tender' wrist watch, Sue Manker was all aflutter when the rock and roll king bussed her Nov. 30, 1956, at Crump Stadium. The singer was tardy and missed the opportunity to crown her as queen of half-time activities at the E.H. Crump Memorial Football Game for the Blind. But what a consolation prize! * Elvis Presley and Arthur O'Connell in the 1962 movie, 'Follow That Dream.' The movie also featured Anne Helm, Joanna Moore, Alan Hewitt, Herbert Rudley, Simon Oakland, Howard McNear and Roland Winters. It was based on the novel 'Pioneer, Go Home' by Richard Powell. (United Artists) * Elvis Presley and Ann-Margret in undated (circa 1964-1965) photograph. She starred with Presley in 1964's 'Viva Las Vegas.' * Technical details during filming of 'Roustabout' are studied here by Elvis Presley at the camera and Chet Stafford, chief gaffer on the film, who spots the lighting. Filmed in Technicolor and Technicscope, 'Roustabout' was a Hal Wallis production starring Presley and co-starring Barbara Stanwyck, Joan Freeman and Leif Erickson. John Rich directed. (Paramount) * When Elvis Presley, who rides a motorcycle in current film, 'Roustabout,' learned co-star Barbara Stanwyck could ride a motorcycle, Elvis promptly hoisted the four-time Academy Award nominee aboard a motorcycle built for two and they were off in a cloud of dust to the amazement of everybody March 20, 1964, in Thousand Oaks, Calif. Elvis and Miss Stanwyck are shown in a cow pasture where the film company was on location. (UPI) * Elvis Presley in Stay Away, Joe. a 1968 comedy-drama western film with musical interludes set in modern times also starring Burgess Meredith and Joan Blondell.
Kevin Kern, public relations director of Elvis Presley Enterprises, noted that this year's attendance was average for the event. "It was a tough year marketing-wise because there's not a big anniversary ending with a zero or a five," Kern said. "However, going by ticket sales to our other events this week, we were very pleased."
Both the Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Contest on Friday and a screening of the newly restored film "Elvis on Tour" on Saturday brought nearly 2,000 people to the Orpheum theater each night. "With the release of the film, along with his 75th birthday in January and the Elvis-themed cirque show opening in Las Vegas, Elvis has been all over the world this year," Kern said. And, as always, the world came to Memphis last week to pay tribute to "The King" or to just wrestle with its mysterious attraction to him. Travis Persaud, 33, grew up with people telling him how much his voice sounded like that of Elvis. A couple of years ago, he quit fighting the comparisons, made up some business cards and now performs whenever and wherever he can, as Elvis. "Elvis has to be in me," he said. "You don't just wake up one day and say I'm going to sing like him. He has to be in your heart to begin with." This year, Persaud got in his car and drove to Memphis from Toronto. He leapt at every opportunity to perform on the open mikes at Graceland. "What's amazing is the love people have," he said. "A little girl came up to me and asked for an autograph. Then she gave me a big hug. I couldn't believe how wonderful and accepting the fans are." Brandon Bird, 8, of Manhattan, Ill., has been a vigil attendee since he was 6 months old. Dressed in a blue satin jumpsuit and sweating alongside the professionals, he predicted: "When I get older, I'll probably look even more like Elvis." His mother, Dawn Bird, comes to Graceland every year, as she has since his death. She considers the annual gathering a learning experience. "You meet people from all over the world," she said. "He learns about rock and roll and music history, and it gives him something to talk about with his friends." Brandon has shared his collection of Elvis memorabilia with students at his school. "Elvis is the first king of rock and roll," he explained. "If there ever is a second one, Elvis will still be the first. I really miss him."

Happy 75th Elvis!! We still miss you - even if the Wisconsin radio stations don't play your music!

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Bits & Pieces

After the concert in Des Moines Iowa, June 23, Ronnie Tutt leaves the band for good.
He is replaced with Jerome Monroe (June 24) and Larrie Londin (June 25 and 26).
In Madison, Wi-June 24th Elvis Presley sings 'One Night' for the last time.

While driving to Madison, Elvis stops the car so he could get out to assist a
gas station attendant who is set upon by two youth.
The fight came to a sudden end, as the two youth was shocked by the fact
that Elvis Presley stood in front of them. The whole scene ended with Elvis
getting them to shake hand, promise not to fight anymore, and finally a picture taken of all three.
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A little about us.

The Elvis Connection Fan Club has
been together since August 14th,1994.
Since that time we have held several
fund-raisers locally.
Our benefactors have consisted of
The N.Y Firefighters & The N.Y. United Way
for Sept. 11th 2001 disaster in which we
raised over $1600.00, also,
The U.W. Children's Hospital,
The U.W. Child - Life Center,
The U.W. Leukemia Center
which a special account was developed by
Prof. Paul Sondel
for special patient and family access to be
used for their special wants and/or needs
during their stay. We have also made donations
to our local Ronald McDonald House in the
monetary form and in making their wish
list not a dream but a reality.
On August 14th 1998 we held a fund - raiser
for our local Muscular Dystrophy Assn.
We were able to contribute a total of
$703.00 to their cause. $113.00 dollars
of this was raised by a jail and bail we
did jailing no - less jailing our DJ M.C.
that night. To him we say THANKS! We also
had some Beanie Baby vendors come in and
make a dontaion to Muscular Dystrophy at
the end of the night. It was a fun night.
We also did a fund - raiser for The Elvis
Presley Trauma Center in which $1000.00 was
raised. On January 8th 1999, we attended
the wolx Elvis Birthday Bash. With the sale
of specially licensed Rosebowl T-Shirts we
sent a check to The Ronald McDonald House
for $50.00 from the sale of the shirts.
We also are set for August 6th, 1999 which
was the date for our fund-raiser for Muscular
Dystrophy. As for some of our clubs goals we
have recieved our 1st plaque from The Elvis
Presley Trauma Center in which we donated
$1000.00 to The Med-Center. We also have a
cement tile in the Monona Terrace Convention
Center Here locally, so Elvis's name is
forever embedded in the rooftop garden there!

It is interesting to note that
between 1960-1969 Elvis total was 6232
to the Beatles 5964 for the same period.
TOTAL CHARTED SINGLES
ELVIS = 149
Beatles = 69
TOTAL WEEKS AT #1
ELVIS = 80
Beatles = 59
Elvis had 42 top twenty hits, 3 more than
the Beatles.
Elvis released 31 singles between 1956-1963 making available 62 songs for possible
chart action - he charted 67.7% of his released singles between 1956-1962
The Beatles released 41 singles between 1964-1970 they charted 47.5% of their released singles between 1964-1970.
This does indicate that Elvis does top the Beatles in terms of chart activity when comparing their peak years.
Overall chart single history - Elvis wins hands down with the
following chart success since 1962
Elvis 1963-1986 = 26 top twenty singles
Beatles 1971-1986 = 2 top twenty singles
Elvis 1963-1986 = 8 Top Ten
Beatles 1971-1986 = 1 Top Ten
Elvis 1963-1986 = 1 number one
Beatles 1971-1986 = 0 number one
Elvis released 80 singles between 1963-1986
Beatles relesed 24 singles between 1971 - 1986
So between 1963-1986 Elvis charted 32.5%
of his single releases and the Beatles charted
8% of theirs.
GO CAT GO!!!!

Billboard Top 20
Pop Single A & B Sider Highest
Title Position Year Heartbreak Hotel 1 1956 I Was the One 19 1956 Blue Suede Shoes 20 1956 I WantU-I NeedU-I LoveU 1 1956 Don't Be Cruel/ 1 1956 Hound Dog 1 1956 Love Me Tender 1 1956 Anyway You Want Me 20 1956 When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Again 19 1956 Love Me 2 1957 Too Much 1 1957 All Shook Up 1 1957 Teddy Bear/ 1 1957 Loving You 20 1957 Jailhouse Rock/ 1 1957 Treat Me Nice 18 1957 Don't 1 1957 I Beg of You 8 1957 Wear My Ring Around Your Neck 2 1958 Doncha' Think It's Time 15 1958 Hard Headed Woman 1 1958 One Night 4 1958 I Got Stung 8 1958 A Fool Such As I 2 1959 I Need Your Love Tonight4 1959 A Big Hunk O' Love/ 1 1959 My Wish Came True 12 1959 Stuck On You/ 1 1960 Fame and Fortune 17 1960 It's Now or Never 1 1960 Are You Lonesome Tonight?1 1960 I Gotta Know 20 1960 Surrender 1 1961 Flaming Star 14 1961 I Feel So Bad 5 1961 Little Sister/ 5 1961 His Latest Flame 4 1961 Can't Help Falling in Love 2 1961 Good Luck Charm 1 1962 Follow That Dream 15 1962 She's Not You 5 1962 Return to Sender 2 1962 One Broken Heart for Sale 11 1963 Devil in Disguise 3 1963 Boss Nova Baby 8 1963 Kissin' Cousins 12 1964 Such a Night 16 1964 Ask Me/ 12 1964 Ain't That Lovin' You, Baby 16 1964 Crying in the Chapel 3 1965 Easy Question 11 1965 I'm Yours 11 1965 Puppet on a String 14 1965 Love Letters 19 1966 If I Can Dream 12 1968 In the Ghetto 3 1969 Suspicious Minds 1 1969 Don't Cry, Daddy 6 1969 Kentucky Rain 16 1970 The Wonder of You 9 1970 You Don't Have to Say You Love Me 11 1970 Burning Love 2 1972 Separate Ways 20 1972 Streamroller Blues 17 1973 If You Talk in Your Sleep 17 1973 Promised Land 14 1974 My Boy 20 1975 Way Down 18 1977

Country Single A & B Sider Highest
Position Year Baby, Let's Play House 5 1955 I Forgot to Remember to Forget/ 1 1955 Mystery Train 11 1955 Heartbreak Hotel/ 1 1956 I Was the One 8 1956 I Want You, I Need You, I Love You/ 1 1956 My Baby Left Me 13 1956 Don't Be Cruel/ 1 1956 Hound Dog 1 1956 Love Me Tender 3 1956 Love Me 10 1957 Too Much/ 3 1957 Playing for Keeps 8 1957 All Shook Up 1 1957 Teddy Bear/ 1 1957 Loving You 15 1957 Mean Woman Blues 11 1957 Jailhouse Rock/ 1 1957 Treat Me Nice 11 1957 Don't/ 2 1957 I Beg of You 4 1957 Wear My Ring Around Your Neck 3 1958 Hard Headed Woman 2 1958 Don't Cry, Daddy 13 1969 There Goes My Everything 9 1971 Always on My Mind 16 1972 I've Got a Thing About You, Baby 4 1974 Help Me 6 1974 It's Midnight 9 1974 My Boy 14 1975 T-R-O-U-B-L-E 11 1975 Hurt 6 1976 Moody Blue 1 1976 Way Down 1 1977 My Way 2 1977 Unchained Melody 6 1978 Are You Sincere 10 1979 There's A Honky Tonk Angel 6 1979 Guitar Man 1 1981 Lovin' Arms 8 1981 R&B Single A & B Sider Highest Position Year Heartbreak Hotel/ 5 1956 I Want You, I Need You, I Love You 10 1956 Don't Be Cruel/Hound Dog 1 1956 Love Me Tender/ 4 1956 Too Much 7 1957 All Shook Up 1 1957 Teddy Bear/ 1 1957 Jailhouse Rock/ 1 1957 Don't/I Beg of You 4 1957 Wear My Ring Around Your Neck 7 1958 Hard Headed Woman/ 2 1958 Don't Ask Me Why 2 1958 One Night/ 10 1958 A Fool Such As I/ 16 1959 A Big Hunk O' Love 10 1959 My Wish Came True 15 1959 Stuck On You/ 6 1960 It's Now or Never 7 1960 Are You Lonesome Tonight?/ 3 1960 I Feel So Bad 15 1961 She's Not you 13 1962 Return to Sender 5 1962 One Broken Heart for Sale 21 1963 Devil in Disguise 9 1963 Boss Nova Baby 20 1963 USA EP & LP’er: Highest Position Year Elvis Presley 1 1956 Elvis 1 1956 Peace in the Valley (EP) 3 1957 Loving You 1 1957 Just for You (EP) 16 1957 Elvis Christmas Album 1 1957 Elvis Golden Records 3 1958 King Creole 2 1958 For LP Fans Only 19 1959 Elvis is Back! 2 1960 GI Blues 1 1960 His Hand in Mine 13 1961 Something for Everybody 1 1961 Blue Hawaii 1 1961 Pot Luck 4 1962 Girls! Girls! Girls! 3 1962 It Happened at the World's Fair 4 1963 Elvis's Golden Records, Volume 3 3 1963 Fun in Acapulco 3 1963 Kissin' Cousins 6 1964 Roustabout 1 1964 Girl Happy 8 1965 Elvis for Everyone! 10 1965 Harum Scarum 8 1965 Frankie and Johnny 20 1966 Paradise, Hawaiian Style 15 1966 Spinout 18 1966 How Great Thou Art 18 1967 Elvis' TV Special 8 1968 From Elvis in Memphis 13 1969 From Memphis to Vegas, From Vegas to Memphis (2-disc set) 12 1969 On Stage- February 1970 13 1970 Elvis Country 12 1971 Elvis as Recored at Madison Square Garden 11 1972 Elvis - Aloha from Hawaii, via Satellite (2-disc set) 1 1973 Moody Blue 3 1977 Elvis in Concert 5 1977 ELV1S 30 #1 Hits 1 2002

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GRACELAND, Home of Elvis Me with Officially The Best!! Me with one of the best story tellers EVER! (Elvis's Uncle Vester) Celebrating the Life Of The King! KIKI and DIMITRA Elvis's cousin Jimmy Taking Care Of Business in the "Gardens" Having Fun At Graceland with Kiki-Dimitra-Roseann-Karen-Sue and Me Sharing Stories from one thats been there all along! Mary with James at Graceland Elvis Presley's Last Performance Here In Madison, WI June-1977 Click Here To Listen To ELVIS ONLY! ELVIS ONLY Click here for View of the Mansion #2  close window Elvis, Elvis Presley and Graceland are registered trademarks of Elvis Presley Enterprises Live from GRACELAND GRACELAND-Home of Elvis > Record Chart Statistics Elvis has had no less than 149 songs to appear on Billboard?s Hot 100 Pop Chart in America. Of these, 114 were in the top forty, 40 were in the top ten, and 18 went to number one. His number one singles spent a total of 80 weeks at number one. He has also had over 90 charted albums with ten of them reaching number one. These figures are only for the pop charts, and only in America. He was also a leading artist in the American country, R&B, and gospel fields, and his chart success in other countries was substantial. Elvis: Second to None (Open It Up & Listen To The Man!)