Everyone knows the popular TV series “Bonanza”. And the youngest may also have heard of it. A western set in the American West and which aired on NBC from September 12, 1959 to January 16, 1973. With a duration of 14 seasons and 431 episodes. Bonanza was the first hour-long television series to be recorded […] More
The Memphis Mafia was the name given by the media to Elvis’ group of friends, bodyguards, employees, cousins, and relatives, whose functions were to accompany, protect, serve, share hobbies, and cover all his needs, both personal and artistic. , from the beginning of his career in 1954 until his death in 1977. Logically it was […] More
Elvis Presley attended a Nancy Sinatra show at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada on August 6, 1970.Elvis in those days was preparing his new season at the International Hotel in Las Vegas, which would begin on August 10 and whose shows and rehearsals had, and were going to continue to be recorded, for the […] More
Elvis had numerous jobs in his youth. Starting in June 1951, Elvis worked at the company “Precision Tool Co.”.He worked there for three months and his job was to manage and operate a “spindle press” at the plant, which made rocket shells for the military.Elvis earned $27.00 a week.In this same year, 1951, Elvis passed […] More
The photo was taken in 1951 at The Loew’s State Theater on Main Street in Memphis, where 16-year-old Elvis and Luke were co-workers. They both worked as ushers (ushers), and were good friends.Years later, Luther Nall said of Elvis:“Elvis didn’t have many friends in Humes, but after he got famous, a lot of people from […] More
The recording set of “Love Me Tender” in 1956, was the place where Elvis and then celebrity writer Nick Adams met and joined their paths.Apparently, when Elvis came to Hollywood, he sought out Nick Adams because Elvis was a huge fan of James Dean (he had memorized Dean’s lines in Rebel Without a Cause, and […] More
Recording sessions for the soundtrack for the 20th Century Fox film Love Me Tender, took place on August 24, 1956, September 4 and 5, 1956, and October 1, 1956, at 20th Century Fox Stage 1.Hollywood.These were the first recording sessions not to feature Elvis’s band: Scotty Moore, Bill Black, and DJ Fontana. The film company […] More
One of the most iconic outfits that Elvis wore throughout his career was the gold lamé suit, designed by Nudie Cohn in 1957. This outfit included the jacket, pants, shoes, tie, and belt.Elvis first wore this suit on stage in Chicago on March 28, 1957 and only wore the full lamé suit in three performances: […] More