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    NANCY SHARPE. THE GIRL THAT ELVIS KEPT ANONYMOUS.

    Nancy Sharpe seems to be the girl Elvis wanted to hide.Elvis was careful not to show their relationship,but although there was some outward hint of romance, it was contained.When the film was finished, Elvis returned home to Memphis and five weeks later, on November 11, 1960 he returned to begin shooting “Wild in the Country,” […] More

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    In June 1972, Elvis’ mood varied from bad humor to good humor

    In June 1972, Elvis’ mood varied from bad humor to good humor, since he had not yet assimilated his new situation of separation. Everyone knew that despite trying to pretend that everything was the same, Elvis perceived himself as sad and this affected how he treated others, but he tried not to be sad, although […] More

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    ELVIS 1034 AUDUBON DRIVE TO GRACELAND

    By the spring of 1956, Elvis was becoming increasingly popular. In March he bought his first home in a residential neighborhood in Memphis.On March 3, 1956, he signed a check for $500 to purchase a home for himself and his family at 1034 Audubon Road in an affluent neighborhood in east Memphis.The family moved into […] More

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    Elvis treated his Mother with great care, love, respect

    Elvis & Gladys Presley A reporter asked the following to Elvis, “Elvis, I spoke to a woman yesterday and she said you were the most beautiful person she’s ever seen. Now, my question is, who’s the most beautiful person you’ve ever seen?” Elvis replied to this question with an answer that Elvis always believed to […] More

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    ELVIS RUSSWOOD PARK JULY 4, 1956. MEMPHIS TO FOREVER

    On the night of July 4, 1956, Elvis, Scotty Moore, Bill Black and D.J. Fontana were tasked with spearheading a benefit concert in Russwood Park, Memphis in front of approximately 14,000 fans (although it is believed that the actual attendance may have been slightly less) in the early morning hours so that we could stand […] More

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