answersLogoWhite

0

Yes. Sammy Davis Jr. was a very competent gun spinner. He has performed this act on television.

User Avatar

Wiki User

14y ago

What else can I help you with?

Continue Learning about Music & Radio

Did Davis industries make a Elvis Presley derringer d38?

I'm not sure, but I know someone who owns a Davis 38 Derringer and has "EP" engraved on each side, the TCB/ lightning bolt symbol on the grip, and Elvis Presley signature engraved on top barrel. Is there more out there like this one? I've been trying to help them find info on their gun, but no luck yet.


What is the stylistic features of the ghetto song by Elvis?

OK, I hate this song, but it sticks like a bad taste in the mouth. both the writer and the performer ( Mac Davis and Elvis Presley) were or are- White. ( are they qualified to write of Ghetto life?)- The song is really closer to a country and western ballad- a song spinning a story, than something like Suspicious Minds which is a far better song. In the Ghetto joins the ranks of the Suicide Club- the lengthy litany of songs that deal with this abhorrent problem. It is not directly stated in the song but strongly implied the (Angry Young Man) takes his own life. It might also be considered anti-Gun. Presley emphasizes the word ( Gunn!) in the song. as no mention is made of a gun battle- or encounter with police, it smells like a suicide.


What kind of gun was biggie shot with?

My gun.


Is there a gun called a 40?

no there is not a gun called a 40 because thereis no 40 caliber gun


What black female singer recorded In the Ghetto?

Elvis Presley. It was written by Mac Davis who also recorded it. It is very unusual for a White artist to do a piece about Race problems- and in l968! The song ends sadly, with the death by gunshot ( apparently suicide, as no gun battle is indicated, or a chase with the police) by the unanmed protagonist- the Angry Young man, ( face down in the street with a GUNNNN in his hand, in the Ghetto ! ( Presley emphasized the word (Gun). It is also anti-gun, as is the sickening Run Joey run, where a family argument escalates into Homicide.