THE MUSIK-ZONE
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The Music of Elvis Presley
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The first song in the videos was arranged by my good and late friend Mickey Newbury and was made famous by Elvis in this stirring rendition. Elvis Presley made television and entertainment history with his Elvis, Aloha from Hawaii concert, performed at the Honolulu International Center Arena on January 14,1973. It was beamed live via Globecam Satellite, the concert was seen in over 40 countries by close to 1.5 billion people, a global ratings smash. Never before had one performer held the world's attention in such a way. Aloha from Hawaii presents Elvis Presley at the pinnacle of his superstardom, giving one of the most outstanding concert performances of his career. Will any one person achieve what Elvis has and still does??? No!!! I simply don't believe it and I have always believed firmly that Elvis was meant to be...He knew it when he would visit his Twin brother (Jessie Garon's) Gravesite as a child he would promise him that he would make up for his life...Think of it, as painful as it is to, if Elvis had an identical twin would he had been so driven to achieve what he did??? By the time he showed up at Sun Studios in Memphis at 18 years of age he had no doubts that he would be a star. As
a teenager kids made fun of him when he would tell them. They
thought he was crazy...He wasn't crazy, Elvis was a miracle Elvis's Last (Filmed for his fans) Performance, his last Intro and His Last Goodbye (Can't Help Falling In Love) The Goodbye is Amature Video from a view I had never seen Elvis in leaving the stage in this Concert. It shows more how he lingered on stage, as if he knew it was his Last Goodbye. I read something that touched me, the other day, that the world failed Elvis. The blogger was right!!! Arguably the most major music performer ever to live and we all seen he was sick, yet we took Elvis for granted on that hot summer back in 1974. I used to put all blame on the Memphis Mafia, and to an extent their tell all book published a couple weeks before Elvis's death certainly was the major factor, but we also failed him and lost one of the greatest men to ever live. A man that right up until his death he would go onstage, literally half dead, over-weight and still overcome those tremendous obstacles, so he could please his fans with a voice that just kept getting better. We love you Elvis, and although 30 years has gone by since you left, it seems like yesterday. In the words of the now
infamous Col Parker in response to a reporter on the day Elvis
died (Elvis didn't die, just his shell did...) THE MUSIK-ZONE claims no ownership rights to this video/audio. Used with permission for educational and entertainment non-profit and artist promotions.
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