Reply With QuoteKen, they were posted in our gallery as soon as they surfaced. They are quite unusual and odd to see Elvis at this time of his life so uninhibited on an unchartered plane.
I ran across these photos at another site very interesting I have never seen them before:
http://www.elvispresleymusic.com.au/...to_denver.html
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Ken, they were posted in our gallery as soon as they surfaced. They are quite unusual and odd to see Elvis at this time of his life so uninhibited on an unchartered plane.
"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
They looooook great!Thanks for the link!
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It was Cliff that first found them and put them on a thread, then someone else posted them in the gallery.
Those were great first time I've seen them thanksOriginally Posted by KPM
Tony
A VERY RARE ELVIS PHOTO. THANKS FOR POSTING.
I really liked these pictures because I love candid photos of Elvis most of all.
Diane
Rare indeed. New to me. He looks sooooo good!
The exact date of the pictures are unknown but are believed to possibly be from Elvis's trip to Denver in November of 1970. They were once touted to possibly be from the trip to see Nixon but - that claim was debunked even though he has on the same clothes he wore when he met Nixon.
So I'm a Johnny come latelyI did not know this. I obviously missed them.
My apologies to those who already posted them.
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I hope you are not offended Ken. And no apologies either. Its not a bad thing to see them again. And, as I said in my post, its a rather odd sight of Elvis himself walking around on an airplane that he didn't charter, mingling with other passengers, especially by this time in his life.So I'm a Johnny come lately
My apologies to those who already posted them.
"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
No not at all. I do not spend a lot of time in the gallery (just now and then) so its no wonder I never saw them.
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