1956 Elvis bought a new Harley Davidson. Accompanied by Nick Adams on the old motorcycle, Elvis took Natalie Wood for a ride. 1960 Fred Woodward, a local police inspector and personal friend of Elvis had a fatal heart attack. When Elvis heard the news he rushed into the hospital and tried to comfort the widow. […] More
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1954 Elvis performed in “Eagle`s Nest” Memphis 1955 Elvis is back in his new home at Gettwel road. He takes the B-side by Sun Studio’s “Trying To Get To You”. 1956 Elvis and his friends returned to Memphis by train after staying in New York City 1960 After Elvis travelled to Nashville by bus he […] More
1954 Elvis performed in “Eagle`s Nest” Memphis. Oscar Davis, who works by Colonel Tom Parker, atended the show. 1955 Elvis performed in Schreveport “Louisiana Hayride” Louisiana. 1956 There was filmed a new ending for Love Me Tender at the Junco Studio. The new scene had a ghostly image hovering over the mourners walking away […] More
1955 Elvis performed in “The Curtis Gordon`s Ranch Club” Mobile, Alabama. 1956 Elvis attended a rehearsal for the show to unveil a big cut-out of him on the top of the Times Square Paramount Theater promoting the premiere of Love Me Tender. He also gave a press conference, which he handled in a “polite, personable, […] More
I’ll never make it, it will never happen, because they’re never going to hear me ’cause they’re screaming all the time. They put me on television. And the whole thing broke loose. It was wild, I tell ya for sure. When I got outta High School I was driving a truck. I was just a […] More
During the 1950′s, RCA and Parker have hired Moss for other Elvis photo projects, but this article is all about the four photos, commonly known as THE MOSS PHOTOS, taken in April 1956 when Elvis and the boys played the New Frontier Hotel in Las Vegas for two weeks The Moss Company […] More
Universal appeal While there were numerous parents that forbade their daughters from partaking in the Elvis movement, a lot has happened since his iconic performance on The Ed Sullivan Show. It’s almost comical nowadays thinking that Elvis was censored by the show by only shooting his upper body during his performance, so as to not […] More