Elvis Presley

The number 1 hit by Elvis Presley in 1958 was "Don't/I Beg Of You "

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Unchained Melody- which amounts to the Theme song- and is not about Ghosts at all, was performed by the Righteous Brothers. the Whoopie Goldberg character plays this on a home juke box while she practices pottery and a somewhat erotic shape takes form on the potter"s wheel. Elvis did not record this song to my knowledge.

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I think he was self taught.

he never took singing lessons and he originally played guitar but he decided to play bass, i think he still takes lessons

people like Elvis preley today because he was famous and so are his songs. but what alot of people like about him was how much money he had. the rest liked him because he was an awsome rock star =]

Elvis graduated from Hume high School in 1953

Yes, a large number of people know him, and he still has a fanatical fan-base, young and old, throughout the world. He has accomplished more than any other singer has probably ever accomplished. Elvis is one of the most recognized people in the world and in his lifetime was the king of rock n' roll, a chart topping artist, an actor starring in almost thirty films, and not to mention his live concerts which always sold out. You can't mention American legends without talking about Elvis Presley.

Elvis loved the aftershave Old Spice. He used it a lot. I have been told he would almost bathe in it, he put so much on.

I'm assuming you mean what he put in his hair to make it black. He used a color called black velvet. Priscilla also used it.

No, she was not related to Elvis Presley.

rock-a-billy :3 hope it helped

Elvis was a baritone,primarily,most of his notes were between g2 and g4 on piano...his extraordinary range allowed him to go to g4# a4,b4flat and b4 natural,which are usually tenor notes.what was most interesting to me was the way he would"shade" or "color" his notes to make them sound intense.so with his two and a half octave range,he could sing anything.the key he sang in depended on the song.

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Jailhouse Rock, the song, was recorded from April 30, 1957 at Radio Recorders in Hollywood, CA through May 10, 1957 at the MGM Sound Stage in Hollywood, CA.

Elvis became fat late in life, but was originally slim.

Elvis Grown Life Was Difficult , Starting Out As a Twin Brother Born Stillborn (died) .His Life Wasnt Easy , Most Of Time. In The Other Hand, People Loved Him He Was A Singer, In The Army, And Was The King Of Rock And Roll. He Faced Many Deaths To The Ones He Loved But He Ended Up Staying Strong. He Soon Got Married In 1962. And Had A daughter Feburary 1 1968. His Young Life Ended Up Being Difficult But Still Had Some Rock And Roll In It . In August16,1977 He Past Away By Pills Or Drugs Thoery Has It.

Recorded March 19, 1962 at RCA Studio B, Nashville, TN. First released on album by RCA, LPM/LSP-2523 Pot Luck on June 5, 1962 and on single April 14, 1964.

YES, a few times which was an exception.

Initially going into the US Army and thereby losing his career.

Losing his mother (which sadly occurred on August 16, 1958).

Flying in airplanes (his mother had a premonition of him dying in a plane crash) which he ultimately overcame.

People never remembering him after he died.

Not doing enough to help his fellow man.

His health.

His career ending.

Someone assassinating him.

Someone kidnapping his daughter Lisa Marie.

These answers are among the fears Elvis had.

Many.

He was born dirt poor to a mother who was illiterate (i.e. she could not read of write) and, for a time, picked cotton to try to make money including having baby Elvis attached to her hip in the scorching heat doing very hard manual labor.

Elvis' twin brother died at birth and this took a grave tool on his beloved mother Gladys and as Elvis learned about this as a child he felt guilty.

Elvis had many serious medical issues as a child. They include; sleep walking, asthma, sleep apnea (he stops breathing), chronic insomnia, and susceptibility to recurrent infections in the ears, nose, and throat.

At a time Elvis and his parents lived in government subsidised housing as they were very poor.

Elvis was picked on as a child for having a funny name, wearing glasses, being poor, having his mother walk him to and from school, and later for his wild hairstyle and clothes.

The value of an unused Elvis Presley postage stamp would depend on the year it was released and the demand for it. The current value of the 29 cent Elvis Presley stamp is approximately 50 cents.

Elvis Presley was conscripted (drafted) into the military. He believed it was his patriotic duty to serve his country, and he did not believe that his fame and status should be reason to exempt him from the draft. He could probably have gotten out of the draft had he chosen to.