Elvis was 33 years old in 1968.
Elvis first "comeback" occurred after his stint in the US Army in 1960. Elvis had been drafted into the US Army during the peak of his popularity (note: he received his draft notice in late December 1957).What is widely known as Elvis "comeback" occurred in 1968 with the TV Special, sponsored by the Singer Sewing Machine Company, entitled "Elvis". This TV Special is also known as "Elvis Comeback Special" or "Elvis '68 Special" among other nicknames.Since Elvis had been locked into movie contracts/commitments, beginning in 1960 through 1968, Elvis' singing/live performances had ceased to exist. This 1968 TV Special showcased Elvis raw talents, and he was in excellent physical and vocal shape, and proved once again that Elvis was a magnificent singer and stage presence.
168 pounds (approx 76 kg)
Presley's informal jamming in front of a small audience in the 1968 Comeback Special is regarded as a forerunner of the so-called 'Unplugged' concept, later popularized by MTV.
Elvis Presley needed to make a comeback in the early 1970s due to a decline in his popularity and the changing music landscape, which saw the rise of new rock and pop artists. After a period of focusing on movies rather than his music, his fan base had waned, and he faced criticism for his performances. The 1968 "Comeback Special" on NBC revitalized his career, reminding audiences of his talent and charisma, leading to a successful resurgence in live performances and recordings. This comeback was crucial for re-establishing him as a dominant figure in the music industry.
Elvis was 33 years old in 1968.
Elvis first "comeback" occurred after his stint in the US Army in 1960. Elvis had been drafted into the US Army during the peak of his popularity (note: he received his draft notice in late December 1957).What is widely known as Elvis "comeback" occurred in 1968 with the TV Special, sponsored by the Singer Sewing Machine Company, entitled "Elvis". This TV Special is also known as "Elvis Comeback Special" or "Elvis '68 Special" among other nicknames.Since Elvis had been locked into movie contracts/commitments, beginning in 1960 through 1968, Elvis' singing/live performances had ceased to exist. This 1968 TV Special showcased Elvis raw talents, and he was in excellent physical and vocal shape, and proved once again that Elvis was a magnificent singer and stage presence.
it was recorded 1968 specifically for the comeback special
168 pounds (approx 76 kg)
Yes, other than his "concert movies" which were; the 1960 Singer Special entitled "Elvis" (aka: the '68 Special, the Comeback Special, etc.), Elvis: That's The Way It Is, and finally Elvis On Tour
On the radio and in jukeboxes. Elvis Presley performed no concerts from the time of his 1958 Army induction until his 1968 "Comeback Special".
Presley's informal jamming in front of a small audience in the 1968 Comeback Special is regarded as a forerunner of the so-called 'Unplugged' concept, later popularized by MTV.
Elvis Presley needed to make a comeback in the early 1970s due to a decline in his popularity and the changing music landscape, which saw the rise of new rock and pop artists. After a period of focusing on movies rather than his music, his fan base had waned, and he faced criticism for his performances. The 1968 "Comeback Special" on NBC revitalized his career, reminding audiences of his talent and charisma, leading to a successful resurgence in live performances and recordings. This comeback was crucial for re-establishing him as a dominant figure in the music industry.
The opening scene of Clambake was filmed in part in the Florida Everglades
The guitar Elvis is most often photographed with from the '68 Comeback was a '63 Gibson Super 400 CES. The guitar actually belonged to his guitar player Scotty Moore. Elvis borrowed it to play several songs, including "Are You Lonesome Tonight" Scotty sold the guitar to a collector for $10,000. The guitar was the sold to the Hard Rock Cafe, and currently is on display at the Hard Rock in Memphis on Beale Street. Hope this helps.
The first album Hound Dog appeared on is: LPM-1707 Elvis' Golden Records (1957) elvisrecords.us/lpm-1707-elvis-golden-records/ Side 1. Track 1. Another rendition of Hound Dog appeared on LPM-4088 Elvis (1968) (aka Elvis' TV Special, Elvis' Comeback Special, Elvis' NBC-TV Special, or Elvis.) elvisrecords.us/lpm-4088-elvis/
This is a subjective question. It is a matter of opinion, not necessarily record sales. The following are what I believe the five of the best Elvis albums: LPM-1254 Elvis Presley (in original mono, not reprocessed stereo effect) LPM-1707 Elvis' Golden Records (in original mono, not reprocessed stereo effect) LPM-4088 Elvis (aka. Elvis' Comeback Special) LSP-3758 How Great Thou Art (in true stereo) - Genre: Gospel VPSX-6089 Aloha from Hawaii via Satellite (of all the live albums, this was is great, more seasoned voice)