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Because he got an esential of influene from famous dead stars
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When did you start playing the piano?
I started playing the piano when I was 8 years old.
How did Elvis start?
He recorded a small album for his mothers birthday in 1952, the secretary thought he had a good 'thing' and wrote down his name.. And he later returned to the studio to record more in 1954 and while during a break, he started strumming to "That's all right mama" which had already been made famous by a country singer, and Sam Phillips, immediatley recognised singing this way had more of an impact then what Elvis had previously tried to record, and had Scotty Moore & Bill Black go back into the room with Elvis, and start recording.
What was Elvis record label?
Elvis recorded for Sun Records in 1954 and 1955 and RCA Victor from 1955 - 1977.
Did Elvis smoke pot?
yes
Why is Elvis considered the 'King of Rock and Roll'?
Yes Elvis Presley was always considered as The king of rock and roll to the very end.
When did Elvis and the imperials start playing?
they stared p[laying with Elvis May 1966
When did Elvis Presley start playing music?
in 1953
When did Elvis Presley start playing music before he made it big?
Elvis Presley's music career began in 1954 in Memphis, TN.
Why did Elvis start playing guitar?
Because he got an esential of influene from famous dead stars
What decade did Elvis start recording?
Elvis Presley started recording in the 1950s.
When did Elvis music career start?
1953
Why Did Elvis Presley start his career?
1789
What hobbies did Elvis Presley have if any?
Playing guitar
What year did Elvis Presley start acting?
1956
How you rememberer Elvis Presley?
by playing his music and watching his movies
What age did Elvis start drugs?
Elvis Prelsey started useing drugs at the age of 20.
What was the song playing in Elvis and Anabelle when they were riding in the beach?
The song playing in the movie "Elvis and Annabell" when they are driving the hurst on the beach is called: "Via Con Me" (It's Wonderful) by Paolo Conte...
