Elvis Presley

No but she was at graceland just not in the room he died in. one of the paramedics who was present at the death of Elvis claimed that Lisa Marie said don't worry my daddy isn't dead he told me he wasnt Lisa Marie denies ever saying that

Yep, she did a "live" duet performance of it in Los Angeles with James Cleveland in the early 70s. She released the performance on her "Amazing Grace" album, which was the the best-selling Gospel album for decades. It has sold over a one million copies. That was a major feat, and used to be unprecedented for Gospel artists.

Before Elvis Presley died he had 18 number ones, butafter his death, he had 17 number ones.

Elvis made an estimated $4.5 billion although he spent freely and frivolously and was only worth about $7 million at the time of his death. So by celebrity standards Elvis had only modest wealth at the time of his death.

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Elvis Presley has sold over 1.5 billion albums. Elvis has sold more albums then any other singer or group in the history of music.

Elvis, the king of rock and roll, was amongst the first stars of modern music in the 1950s. He was perhaps the first superstar of the new age of entertaiment. Elvis Presley had a unique singing voice, and was capable of entertaining (sublimely!) with that alone. Couple his gift of voice and style of music with his entry into entertainment at a unique time and place and possibilities abound. Perhaps with a bit of luck, but with enormous talent, character and charisma, he became the superstar and legend he is recognized as being, as cited in the first post.

He was known as the king of rock and roll because he invented the style of music.

Well, I'm not sure I'd use the word "Invented" here. Elvis Presley was a famous and very popular singer from the mid 50s until the era of the Beatles, and then in the latter 60s he made a bit of a comeback. He died in 1977 of a drug overdose/heart attack.

Presley was one of the first white singers to sing in what was called 'colored' style, or "race music", as they called it back then - in other words, he sounded black when he sang. He was from Tupelo, Mississippi, and was no doubt influenced by black jazz, rhythm & blues, and gospel music of his day.

He became a huge star and had, or I should say, still has, a huge, fanatical following all over the world. He made a dozen or so movies in the early 60s that also helped him become a movie star as well.

He was 'managed', if not completely controlled, by a publicity agent/manager named "Colonel Parker". Parker managed nearly every facet of Presley's public life - even down to selecting the songs he would record.

One unique thing about Presley is that he never wrote any songs or music himself - he always sang other people's songs.

The era of the Beatles and the British Invasion had a chilling effect on his career - and he was often publicly derogatory about the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and other groups he blamed for his 'fall-off'. He did make a bit of a comeback after a TV special in 1968 but the magic had gone - plus, his original fans were now 15 years older than they were when he first came out.

In his later years, he became a bit of recluse, gaining a lot of weight and suffering from depression and bouts of drug and pain-killer dependency. He died in 1977 in his Memphis mansion, Graceland.

First sung by Elvis..

Queen did a cover... then it has been sung by many including the famous Michael Bubble..

By the way Freddie Mercury was originally Indian though he later acquired UK citizenship.. not many know that... India has some real history in music.. most of which the world is still unaware of..

Jonas Britto

Freddy Mercury, the lead singer of Queen wrote the song in 1979. Elvis Presley died in 1977 before the song was even written.

J. Watson

Just one and that was "Love Me Tender" and which was also Elvis' film debut

in Blue Suede shoes Elvis says that he drinks whiskey. Elvis liked alcohol all the time like he drank alcoholic cokewhiskey, whiskey, and beer.

WOW...tough question.

Due to the combination of factors (i.e. Elvis returning to live performing after 8 years away, being happy in his personal and professional life, being blessed with having a healthy baby girl and being married the year before, being in good health, feeling energized, and his love/respect/support for his fellow man, etc.) I would say it would be the song that closed the 1968 Singer Special entitled "Elvis" being the classic and incomparable song entitled: "IF I CAN DREAM".

Gospel, Country, and Rythmn & Blues.

Depending on the song and/or how he felt Elvis also would "combine" Opera, Italian, Latin, and even Rock N Roll.

Elvis' Father, Vernon Presley, authorized a "public viewing" at Graceland (Elvis home for three decades) which took place the day after Elvis died...on August 17, 1977. Elvis, lying in his casket, was "set up" in the foyer area of Graceland and over 30,000 fans were allowed in (with another 50,000 outside the gates of Graceland) to pay their respects.

Funeral services were held at Graceland with a large progression of 16 white Cadillac's, and the hearse carrying Elvis' body, with a police escort going from Graceland to Forest Hill Cemetery. This is the same cometary where his beloved Mother (Gladys Love Presley) was buried.

Within a few weeks of Elvis' passing Vernon Presley was legally authorized, due to threats made to steal Elvis' body, to remove both Elvis and Gladys from Forest Hills Cemetery. On October 3, 1977 both Elvis and Gladys were buried at Graceland.

No. Donna Douglas married and divorced twice, having a child by her first husband, Roland John Bourgeois, Jr. Elvis married and divorced Priscilla Ann Presley, having one child before he died at age 42.

Charles Manson's son allegedly committed suicide in 1993, but no data available to the public supplies any details to the incident.

Yes, he married Priscilla Beaulieu (whom he called "Cilla") and had one child, Lisa Marie.

Elvis's first performance was when he was 11 years old. He sang Old Shep.

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Elvis has always been popular during his life-time but was the the most popular between 1956 en 1958. In that time Elvis topped all major pop magazines and charts around the world with hits such as " Heartbreak hotel,Hounddog,Dont' be cruel, I got stung etc. " After the military service and his movie career Elvis returned back in the late 60's,early 70's to perform live on stage again first in Las Vegas at the International Hilton Hotel and later on in all major indoor-stadiums like Madison Square Garden and Houston Astrodome and lived a revival of his early 50's mass hysteria. A quote from that time: " Elvis never sang for a empty seat in his life, and the screaming never stopped when he appeared "

Elvis recorded That's All Right on July 5, 1954. The flip side, Blue Moon of Kentucky was recorded July 7, 1954. Both recorded at Sun Records Studio in Memphis, TN. The record was released on both 45 RPM and 78 RPM on July 19, 1954 as SUN 209.

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Priscilla and the wimps is about a girl who stood up from a leader of the gang called The Klutter's Kobras. Their leaders name is Monk. They make money by selling passes. You don't have a pass, you cant go to the bathroom or to lunch.(Except for girls.) That was until a boy named Melvin was being shoved into a locker. Then Priscilla came and took them out. And to teach them a lesson, she instead shoved them in a locker. And that is what Priscilla an the Wimps is about.

just because man! think alil! he was known as the king for many reasons..1.)he was awsum 2) he was one of the most famous rock and roll singers all of time.=P =] 3) paparazzi gave him that name im guessing