Reply With Quotein the band of course..less chance with a cello though..but alto sax and piano would still help maybe..at least to dream of..
In what area would it have been. I would have loved to been a sound engineer. First off I love the creativity of doing that. And I would have loved to been at a rehersal when things were fun and casual. And I would have loved seeing him lay down the first tracks and more and seeing a song come togeather.
in the band of course..less chance with a cello though
I think that either Steve Binder or Chips Moman would have been interesting because we now know what a creatively satisfying time this was for Elvis, not to mention incredibly successful. Watching Elvis come alive during that FIRST sit-down performance was just unbelieveble. He has never sung with such passion and vulnerability. That performance is no less than amazing. Also, the Memphis Sessions at Chips Moman's studio was also a professional milestone for Elvis and I think that Chips was spot on when he produced the music made during these sessions. Just listening to the outtakes during the American sessions is phenomenal!!!!!!! Elvis sings with such passion and enthusiasm that he's like a man who is dying of thirst and is finally given that long-awaited drink.
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"More people today should see him not simply as a performer, but as an artist with a great soul."
John Bakke, professor emeritus
University of Memphis
I would've liked to been Elvis's valet or Driver. I could listen in on all their naughty jokes.
If you could have been part of Elvis' life what would it have been? Easy ~ His lover.
Surprise, surprise, surprise!!!Originally Posted by utmom2008
If you could have been part of Elvis' life what would it have been? Easy ~ His lover.
Forever Best Friends
I would have loved to have been his massage therapist!!! Oh, the things I could of done for those aching muscles LOl!
Rosanne, you rough him up and I`ll take the kinks out!!!
Am I allowed to be his wife's dance instructor?
Sure. no problem with that. You might to be Mike Stone as well. I know without seeing you that you surely look better than that Afro'd ugly man.Am I allowed to be his wife's dance instructor?
It must take the most extraordinary mental discipline to make love to a man with that haircut and keep a straight face.Sure. no problem with that. You might to be Mike Stone as well. I know without seeing you that you surely look better than that Afro'd ugly man.
I have to agree...maybe she used the old "sack over the head" trick.
I would have beeen his personal lacky! lol
elvislady
This was my first choice, but seeing that he had so many, it just seemed like a very crowded catagory. (and I don't like to share!!).If you could have been part of Elvis' life what would it have been? Easy ~ His lover.
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"More people today should see him not simply as a performer, but as an artist with a great soul."
John Bakke, professor emeritus
University of Memphis
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Love the way you put that!!!
I have to agree...maybe she used the old "sack over the head" trick.
you know what
Could somebody please explain to me what Priscilla and Stone had in common
I know he was really into Karate and Priscilla studied Karate for a little bit but I think that's it.
Hmm....VERY interesting question!!!
I guess I'd have to say a member of the Memphis Mafia just because of the unlimited access those guys had to Elvis, Graceland, etc.
TCB!
Mike
R.I.P. Tommy
We will miss you dearest friend
WOW!!!If you could have been part of Elvis' life what would it have been? Easy ~ His lover.
Didn't see that one coming Rosanne...
TCB!
Mike
R.I.P. Tommy
We will miss you dearest friend
I would just like to be his friend who got to hang around with him sometimes(just like patty parry) but can't say l would want to be his lover cause i'am not the kinda girl who could handle my man out flirting with others, so being a friend would do me just fine.
His wife, nothing more, nothing less.
Diane
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