He was a white man with the musical sound of a black man. He embodied both races, and enabled white people to enjoy and appreciate "black" music. Also with the provocative gyrations he did when performing, he made it okay to be sexual. At first many were appalled by such actions, but he influenced people to be like him and express their sexuality.
Elvis Presley's music was most popular between 1953 and 1977.
Elvis Presley was drafted into the US army.
Elvis presleys contributions are bringing ROCK AND ROLL TO THE WORLD
Michel Jackson married Elvis Presleys daughter Marie Lisa Presley
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Elvis Presley did not write music
Elvis Presley's music was most popular between 1953 and 1977.
Elvis Presley was drafted into the US army.
Elvis presleys contributions are bringing ROCK AND ROLL TO THE WORLD
Michel Jackson married Elvis Presleys daughter Marie Lisa Presley
Hound Dog, blue suede shoes, heartbreak hotel, love me tender, long tall sally, viva las vegas, jailhouse rock, return to sender, teddybear,
he helped change the world because he brought a great kind of music to it
Elvis was a pioneer in rock and roll music.
Elvis Presley was a musical icon, a legend, the king of rock and roll. Elvis was in the music business for 39 years. Elvis left a great wake for music and what it has become today.
Graceland. It's located in Memphis, Tennese. Graceland was the house Elvis lived in all throughout his music and film career. Elvis Presley and his family are buried in Graceland.
Elvis Presley's early career emerged during a period of significant racial tension in mid-1950s America, where segregation and discrimination were rampant. His blend of African American musical styles, particularly rhythm and blues, with country and pop resonated with a diverse audience, thereby challenging racial barriers in music. However, his rise to fame also sparked controversy, as some viewed him as appropriating Black culture while benefiting from a racially divided society. Ultimately, Elvis's success highlighted both the potential for cross-cultural connection and the persistent inequities of the time.