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For 50 years I have been listening to, buying and searching into the music of Elvis Presley. If you have a question relating to any song that Elvis recorded (officially, unofficially or privately), then I guarantee to give you an answer. Likewise with his movies. Questions relating to Elvis' private life I prefer to leave to others.
Ex-cinema manager, film publicist, record merchandiser, and Elvis music lover since 1955.
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Hello Dan, Elvis recorded "Stranger In My Own Hometown" at the American Sound Studio in Memphis on February 17, 1969 with producer Chips Moman. Backing him at this session were: Guitar: Reggie Young
Hello Kayla, Scotty Moore was lead guitar on all RCA studio sessions throughout 1956. Elvis also played guitar throughout the sessions, and Chet Atkins added a little extra weight during the January
Hello Stephane, Yes, that was the only recording of that song made. But it was not unusual for Elvis to do that. Right back in the very beginning, around 1954 he was singing songs like "Tweedle Dee"
Hello Kelly, I think that you are probably referring to the 1980 film "Touched By Love", which starred Diane Lane and Deborah Raffin. STORY OUTLINE: This is a touching true story and fine adaption
Hello Fred, As far as I am aware, virtually all of Elvis' movie songs were recorded either in a recording studio or on a sound stage prior to filming beginning. This was and is the normal way of producing
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