The King would have been 75 today

[Red One]

Was Elvis Presley the greatest and what are your memories of him?

[Aggie]

Seeing him at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.

[Snagg]

By the time I was aware of who Elvis was, he was already well down the crappola trail, with the godawful movies and schlocky Vegas schtick. It took a long time for that stink to wash off and to appreciate him from back when it all meant something to him. He was at his best when he was acting like a member of a band, rather than as the star of the whole shebang,

Elvis now means much more, to me, as an example of what happens to talented, careless people in this culture than does any of his music.

[Red One]

I knew you would think Elvis was HOT, Sandra

[Red One]

He was a GREAT Showman too.

[Aggie]

I was plowing on a farm when I heard.

[Red One]

My daughter was born on the day Elvis died, 8/16/77

[Red One]

The King, We will never forget you.

[blondie 11]

Elvis----Magic and good looks---WOW

[Red One]

[larry kremis]

In the mid 50s when I was 7 or 8, I remember being at my aunt's with my mom when he came on the tv. My older cousin was 13 or 14, I remember her coming home from a friend's just to watch Elvis. I didn't know who he was and wondered what she was crying about when he started singing.

I had no appreciation for him when he was doing movies, the kind of movies that were easy to make fun of. There was a documentary done about him and his Vegas shows. That's when I started to appreciate his showmanship. I regret not seeing his show in Vegas.

[Red One]

[Red One]

OMG, Good Video, 1GL