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Sorry, TCB Band — No Call from the RockHall, Again
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Elvis: The Early Years
This is the front cover of the latest book of Elvis photographs by Alfred Wertheimer. His iconic 1956 photos of Elvis have appeared in several other books, DVDs, calendars, and more products than you can count. I had the good fortune to be selected by Al Wertheimer to write the forward for Elvis: The Early Years. Continue reading
Posted in AL WERTHEIMER, HISTORY, Main Page
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Ignores TCB Boys Again
The Rock & Fall Hall of Fame announced the Class of 2010 inductees today, and for some reason, they skipped the Sidemen category. This means that Jerry Scheff, Ronnie Tutt, Glen D. Hardin and John Wilkinson will have to wait at least another year to join TCB band leader James Burton in the Rockhall. Continue reading
Posted in FRIENDS of ELVIS, Main Page
Postscripts to Earlier ElvisBlogs — 3
It’s starting to look like Postscripts will be an ElvisBlog feature every three months or so. New stuff keeps popping up that relates to old columns. Continue reading
MORE UNFINISHED HALL OF FAME BUSINESS
A thought struck me while watching the 2009 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Now that drummer DJ Fontana and bass player Bill Black have been honored in the “Sideman” category, all of Elvis’ 50s bandmates are in the Hall. Continue reading
Posted in FRIENDS of ELVIS, Main Page
DJ Fontana Gets in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announced it will induct DJ Fontana and Bill Black into the hall on April 4. Continue reading
Posted in FRIENDS of ELVIS, HISTORY, NEWS, SCOTTY MOORE
ELVIS and BO DIDDLEY
I have been a Bo Diddley fan since my high school years, so this is my small tribute to the rock & roll legend who died today at age seventy-nine. There isn’t a huge connection between Bo and Elvis, but there are a few goodies. Continue reading
Posted in ELVIS and OTHER SINGERS
Hello, My Name Is…
You are probably familiar with the way Johnny Cash opened his concerts. He would walk out on stage, go to the mike, and say, “Hello, my name is Johnny Cash.” Elvis Presley was obviously aware of this mannerism, because he opened several of his live shows a very similar way. That’s right. Elvis walked on stage and announced, “Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. I’m Johnny Cash.” Continue reading
SO, HOW WAS ELVIS WEEK?
I don’t know how anyone else in Memphis could have had a more Elvis-connected experience than I had. Over a three-day period, I had breakfast with Joe Esposito, sat ten feet away from Priscilla at the restaurant in the Peabody, and hung around in the Grand Ballroom backstage area with Scotty Moore, DJ Fontana, the Jordanaires, and the TCB Band. Nobody else did that. Continue reading
Posted in ELVIS WEEK
ELVIS COMMENTARY MINI-NUGGETS — # 4
Another Elvis/Celine Dion Connection: In 1987, Dion’s husband and manager Rene Angelil was in Las Vegas to see a Wayne Newton tribute to Elvis Presley. Angelil recalls, “For $5 you could visit the suite at the Hilton where Elvis lived. … Continue reading →
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