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    I felt Elvis needed some fun and some distraction

    I felt Elvis needed some fun and some distraction, so I suggested we go to the Monday-night wrestling matches at Ellis Auditorium. A guy from our neighborhood who had gone to Humes was the stage manager on those nights, and he brought us in the back door and sat us in a VIP section on […] More

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    One of the last photos of Elvis’ father Vernon Presley from 1979

    His ex-daughter-in-law Priscilla Presley and his granddaughter Lisa Marie Presley visit him in hospital. From Vernon Presley’s January 1978 exclusive interview to Nancy Anderson of “Good Housekeeping”, the interview was first published in the January 1978 issue: “As the daughter of an Air Force officer, Priscilla was raised to be disciplined and strong-willed, but she’s […] More

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    Do you really like this room and the furniture

    erry Schilling: Well, you know when I first went to work for Elvis back in ’64, it was a screened-in porch. And Elvis had it converted to like a den, where we used to watch football games. And one day, Vernon Presley, his father, came back and said, ‘Elvis, I just saw the ugliest furniture in the […] More

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    Elvis explains what gatorade is. 1970s

    Elvis Presley drinks Gatorade on stage, taking a sip between songs and saying, “This is Gatorade — in case you want to aid your gator.” Gatorade is a sports drink that helps replenish an athlete’s energy after intense physical activity. It is formulated to help replace water, electrolytes , and carbohydrates (specifically sugar) that are lost […] More

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    Graceland The Living Room in1963

    The living room looks so much like it does today, But with some minor changes. there’s also been many changes between the time that Elvis bought Graceland in 1957 and this picture just 6 years later. Gone are the baby blue walls, red carpet and blue upholstery of the 15 foot couch. All of that […] More

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