Elvis' Birth is Timeline Winner for March

The winning Elvis timeline milestone for February that Elvis fans voted as their number one favorite Elvis moment is #1 - Elvis is born at 4:35 a.m. in a two-room house in Tupelo, MS. For this timeline event, we will take a look at Elvis' humble beginnings in Tupelo, which definitely helped shape the man and legend the world came to know as Elvis Presley. Elvis Presley was born in a two-room house in Tupelo, MS on January 8, 1935, to Gladys and Vernon Presley. Dr. William R. Hunt attended the birth, and helped deliver Elvis and his twin brother, Jesse Garon. Jesse arrived about a half-hour before Elvis, but sadly, was delivered stillborn.
Events in Elvis' childhood helped send him down the path towards music, paving the way for his rise to superstardom. In Tupelo, Elvis sang gospel in the Assembly of God church, creating his passion for Gospel music, which he carried with him throughout his life. On his 11th birthday, Elvis genuinely wanted a bicycle. However, his parents could not afford the bicycle, so he settled for a guitar. Elvis' talent was undeniable, but his hard work ethic and drive to succeed, no doubt, stemmed from his poverty-stricken background and his desire to make a better life for himself and his family.
Recently, Tupelo and Elvis historian Roy Turner participated in a question and answer session with Elvis Insiders about Elvis' childhood in Tupelo. Click here to view the Q&A.
Click here to see a full gallery of Tupelo-related photos.
Five new Elvis in Tupelo photos have been added to the Elvis Mobile app for iPhone and iPod Touch users. Download the free app to enjoy weekly Elvis photo updates, periodic video updates, the latest news on all things Elvis, the Graceland LiveCam, podcasts and more.
Each week in February, Elvis Insiders will have access to a new, rare Tupelo-related artifact from the Graceland archives in the members only exclusive image gallery on ElvisInsiders.com.
Be sure to visit Elvis.com/timeline and vote for your favorite Timeline event, which will be featured in April.
Facts about Elvis' childhood in Tupelo:
- Elvis got his middle name from Vernon's friend Aaron Kennedy. However, Vernon and Gladys chose to spell it Aron, with only one "a," and listed it as such on his birth records. Knowing that Elvis wanted to change it to "Aaron" later on in life, that is the spelling Vernon had inscribed on Elvis' grave.
- In 1933, using a $180 loan from his employer, Orville Bean, Vernon built the house in which Elvis was born, with the help of his father and brothers.
- In April of 1936, a devestating tornado swept through Tupelo, killing 235, while Vernon, Gladys and Elvis took shelter in Vernon's father's (Jessie Presley) home.
- In 1938, Vernon and Gladys' brother, Travis Smith, were convicted on check fraud and sentenced to three years in prison. However, due to good behavior, Vernon was released less than a year later.
- At age 11, Elvis received a guitar for his birthday. He dedicated himself to learning how to play the instument throughout the year, with the help of his uncle, Johnny Smith and the new Assembly of God pastor, Frank Smith.
- Each school day in Elvis' youth, Gladys walked him to the end of what was then Old Saltillo Road, and watched him cross Hwy 78. This was both for safety's sake and to ensure he attended class.
- Starting in 7th Grade, Elvis would take his guitar to school and play for classmates in the basement during recess and lunch.Other Current Events in 1935:
- It Happened One Night won the Academy Award for Best Picture.
- Henrietta Leaver (Pennsylvania) won the Miss America Pageant.
- Du Pont chemist Wallace Hume Carothers created nylon, the first completely synthetic fabric.
- Franklin D. Roosevelt opened the second phase of New Deal in United States, calling for social security, better housing, equitable taxation and farm assistance.
- George H. Gallup began the "Gallup Poll." In 1936, the poll successfully predicted the outcome of the presidential election.
- James Chadwick won the Nobel Prize in physics, for the discovery of the neutron.

Springtime Tours '76-'77

As recorded live from the mixing desk in Johnson City, TN, March 17th, 1976 tour opening, Charlotte, NC, March 20th, 1976 Evening show and in various locations, March-May, 1977.The Audionics label will soon release the 2-CD set "Springtime Tours '76 - '77" containing previously unreleased stereo soundboard recording of the Johnson City, TN, March 17th, 1976 show, the original binaural version of Charlotte, NC, March 20th, 1976 evening performance and selection of stereo tracks recorded "on the road" from March to May, 1977.Unfortunately both the March 17th and March 20th, 1976, 8:30 p.m. concerts were not captured in entirety. These tapes were recorded in binaural with the lead-guitar almost isolated in the right channel, probably due to an expected change of lead guitar-player. The March 17th, 1976 recording was mixed down to stereo and two songs were added in original binaural sound as a bonus. The March 20th, 1976 8:30 p.m. show (previously released as "RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT") is presented in excellent quality in its genuine binaural form.These shows are fascinating to listen to, as Elvis’ band sounds totally different thanks to the new additions Larry Londin on drums and Shane Keister on keyboards, breathing new life into Elvis’ repertoire at the time. All 1977 tracks are stereo recordings made by Felton Jarvis, using an 8-track tape recorder.Among the Johnson City concert highlights are a rare "Until It's Time For You To Go", the first live rendition of "Hurt" and a tremendous "Tryin' To Get To You". Unreleased 1977 highlights: "My Way" from Chicago, May 2, "That's All Right" from Abilene, March 27th, and finally another "My Way" - again from Abilene - including a beautifully recited spoken part!This is a truly sensational version, and the spoken part will no doubt give you goosebumps. A remarkable find, and certainly one of the most interesting discoveries in recent years! Note: some previously released 1977 tracks are included, because they are taken from the original source and containing bits of unheard dialogues before & after each song.This new Audionics production will be presented in double digipack with a 16-page booklet. All accompanying photographs were taken on March 17-18, 1976, in Johnson City, TN, March 20, 1976 in Charlotte, NC, evening show and on tour in March - May, 1977. This 2-CD set is expected at the end of January. No doubt this is one of the most interesting releases in ages...Tracks:CD 1:01. Introduction: Also Sprach Zarathustra
02. C. C. Rider
03. I Got A Woman / Amen
04. Love Me
05. You Gave Me A Mountain
06. Tryin' To Get To You
07. All Shook Up
08. Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel
09. Until It's Time For You To Go
10. Hurt (first live version)
11. Polk Salad Annie (incomplete)
12. Introductions by Elvis of vocalists, band
13. What'd I Say (James Burton, instrumental)
14. What'd I Say (reprise, James Burton, instrumental)
15. Drum solo (Larry Londin)
16. Bass solo (Jerry Scheff)
17. What'd I Say (Shane Keister)
18. Electric Piano & Clavinet solo (David Briggs)
19. School Day (Joe Guercio Orchestra)
20. And I Love You So (with break)
21. Fairytale (Chicago, May 2, 1977)
22. My Way (Chicago, May 2, 1977 - previously unreleased)
24. Love Me Tender (Norman, March 26, 1977 - previously unreleased)
25. Polk Salad Annie (Milwaukee, April 27, 1977)
26. Bridge Over Troubled Water (Duluth, April 29, 1977)
27. Big Boss Man (Duluth, April 29, 1977)
28. Trying To Get To You (Abilene, March 27, 1977)
29. That's All Right (Abilene, March 27, 1977 - previously unreleased)
30. Lawdy, Miss Clawdy (Abilene, March 27, 1977)
31. My Way (Abilene, March 27, 1977 - previously unreleased)CD 2:01. Amen
02. Love Me
03. Let Me Be There
04. You Gave Me A Mountain
05. Steamroller Blues
06. All Shook Up
07. Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel
08. Hound Dog
09. Heartbreak Hotel
10. Polk Salad Annie
11. Introductions by Elvis of vocalists, band
12. What'd I Say (James Burton)
13. Drum solo (Larry Londin)
14. Bass solo (Jerry Scheff)
15. Piano solo (Shane Keister)
16. Electric Piano & Clavinet solo (David Briggs)
17. Introduction of Charlie Hodge
18. And I Love You So
19. Hurt
20. Burning Love
21. America The Beautiful
22. Funny How Time Slips Away
23. Fairytale
24. How Great Thou Art
25. Can't Help Falling In Love
26. Closing Vamp
27. Trying To Get To You (Johnson City, March 17, 1976 - original binaural)
28. Hurt (Johnson City, March 17, 1976 - original binaural)
29. Are You Lonesome Tonight (Norman, March 26, 1977)
30. Blue Christmas (Norman, March 26, 1977)
31. Heartbreak Hotel (Saginaw, April 25, 1977)
32. Mystery Train / Tiger Man (Saginaw, May 3, 1977)
33. Can't Help Falling In Love (incomplete, Saginaw, May 3, 1977)
34. My Way (Toledo, April 23, 1977)

Elvis in January

January 13, 1969
Elvis starts a four day recording session in Memphis at American Studios. On this evening the recording session lasted six hours. Elvis recorded " Long Black Limousine and " This Is The Story"
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January 18, 1969
Elvis takes a break from recording at American Studios and rests at Graceland.. __________________
January 19, 1970Elvis traveles to Las Vegas to rehearse for his approaching second engagement at the International Hotel.
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January 20, 1970Elvis returns to American Studios for a recording session
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January 11, 1974Elvis visits his Dentist and has dental work performed

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January 12, 1974Elvis travels to Los Angeles. __________________
January 10, 1976

While finishing his vacation in Denver with Linda and his staff, Elvis has Dr. Nick join them in Aspen where he rented a house. The next day Elvis returned to Memphis. __________________
January 14, 1976
Elvis purchases three Cadillac's and two Lincolns for friends. He spends over $70,000.
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January 15, 1976
Elvis purchases furniture and equipment for his new Racquetball Court at Graceland.
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January 16, 1976
Construction is completed on the Racqutball Courts at Graceland. Elvis has his equipment and furniture delivered.
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January 17, 1976
Elvis and his staff play racquetball all afternoon at the new courts in Graceland.

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January 1, 1977

Elvis celebrated New Years Day quietly at Graceland with Ginger and Lisa Marie.
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January 2, 1977
Elvis returns Lisa Marie to Priscillia in Los Angeles.
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January 3, 1977
Elvis, Ginger and his staff fly to Harrison Arkansas to attend the Funeral of Ginger's grandfather. In The evening they returned to Graceland.
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January 4, 1977
Elvis is seen riding his motor cycle around Memphis.
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January 4, 1977
Elvis remains at Graceland and calls his flight crew to prepare the" Lisa Marie" for a flight to Palm Springs.

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January 5, 1977
Elvis flies to Palm Springs for a short vacation with Ginger and his staff.__________________
January 7, 1977
Elvis relaxes in his Palm Springs home with Ginger and his staff.
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January 8, 1977
Elvis celebrates his forty-second Birthday with Lisa Marie as his house guests at his Palm Springs Home.
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January 9, 1977
While still vacationing in Palm Springs, Elvis urges his dentist, Max Shapiro, to marry his Fiance. Elvis has Larry Geller perform the cermony on the spot. Elvis takes this opportunity to speak aloud about the possibility of him marrying Ginger in the future.
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Elvis poem fetches amazing price at auction

A poem written on a scrap of paper by Elvis Presley has just sold for a staggering $20,035 at auction.
The handwritten poem, "Ode to a Robin", was featured in an auction of Presley's possessions at gottahaverockandroll.com.
The scrawled ditty, written on stationery paper, was well known among Presley's most dedicated fans.
Sometimes Presley recited it on stage and the poem was even believed to be on his answering machine at home.
The startling sale figure, though, is no surprise. The jumpsuit Presley wore at his legendary 1972 Madison Square gig fetched $212,588 at auction.

Below are a few classic Elvis Presley quotes that capture the spirit and humor of the legendary star

"Why buy a cow when you can get milk through the fence?"
when asked if he would marry, "Teeners' Hero," Time, May 14, 1956

"The colored folks been singing it and playing it just like I'm doin' now, man, for more years than I know. They played it like that in the shanties and juke joints and nobody paid it no mind 'til I goose it up. I got it from them. Down in Tupelo, Mississippi, I used to hear old Arthur Crudup bang his box the way I do now, and I said if I ever got to the place I could feel all old Arthur felt, I'd be a music man like nobody ever saw."
Charlotte Observer, June 26, 1956

"I lose myself in my singing. Maybe it's my early training singing gospel hymns. I'm limp as a rag, worn out when a show's over."
Tacoma New Tribune, September 2, 1957

"My fans want my shirt. They can have my shirt. They put it on my back."
"A Predicament Called Presley," Illustrated, September 7, 1957

"She was the most wonderful mother anyone could ever have. She was always so kind and good."
"Services To Be Held Today for Elvis Presley's Mother," Memphis Press-Scimitar, August 15, 1958

"Is it another of those highness deals?"
upon preparing to meet a group of Scandanavian princesses, Life, May 1960


"I don't regard money or position as important. But I can never forget the longing to be someone. I guess if you are poor, you always think bigger and want more than those who have everything when they are born."
"Forever Elvis," Time, May 7, 1965

"... the trouble is, when a fellow is by himself and starts thinking, the sad things are always stronger in his memory than the happy things."
"Elvis," Tropic, April 28, 1968

"I get tired of playing a guy who gets into a fight, then starts singing to the guy he's just beat up."
commenting on his movie career, "Return of the Kinf," Newsweek, August 11, 1969

"I learned very early in life that, `without a song, the day would never end; without a song, a man ain't got a friend; without a song, the road would never bend -- without a song.' So I keep singing a song...."
accepting the Jaycees' Outstanding Young Man of America Award, 1971

"My daddy knew a lot of guitar players, and most of them didn't work, so he said, `You should make your mind up to either be a guitar player or an electrician, but I never saw a guitar player that was worth a damn."'
from the documentary Elvis on Tour, 1972

Q: "Elvis, are you satisfied with your image?"
Elvis: "Well, sir, it's very hard to live up to an image."
press conference prior to Madison Square Garden concert, June 9, 1972

"Since I was two years old, all I knew was gospel music. That music became such a part of my life it was as natural as dancing. A way to escape from the problems. And my way of release."
reprinted in Elvis in His 0wn Words, 1977

"[Clothes] say things about you that you can't, sometimes."
reprinted in The World According to Elvis, 1992

"Don't criticize what you don't understand, son, you never walked in that man's shoes."
reprinted in The World According to Elvis, 1992

21 RAZÕES QUE MOSTRAM COMO ELVIS ERA VIP: REVISTA VIP

1. Se não fosse pelo rebuliço que ele causou nos anos 50, nem se falaria em rock e cultura pop hoje. Como disse o rolling stone Keith Richards: “Antes de Elvis, tudo era em preto-e-branco”.

2. Por causa dele, uns caras chamados John, Paul, Dylan, Roberto, Erasmo e Raul, entre muitos outros, quiseram se meter a fazer música.

3. Tinha estilo e personalidade no visual. Quase tudo ficava bem e meio mundo imitava.

4. Tinha topete nos tempos do corte reco.

5. Era generoso e sem ganância. Até demais. Tanto que sustentou um monte de “amigões”.

6. Curtia a cultura negra numa época em que a Ku Klux Klan ainda fazia a festa.

7. O sorriso de canto de boca. Debochado, provocador e sedutor.

8. A lista de gatas com quem ele teve rolo é loonga...

9. Seu olho era infalível. Sua esposa Priscilla era linda quando novinha e mostrou-se uma bela coroa nos filmes Corra Que a Polícia Vem Aí nos anos 90. Depois do divórcio, quase só namorou misses.

10. Seus genes deram para nossos dias uma neta gatíssima: Danielle Riley Keough, é top model.

11. Era maluco por carrões e colecionava Cadillac.

12. Comprou um avião e mandou transformá-lo numa mansão voadora. Como ia demorar, comprou outro enquanto esperava.

13. Cantava rock como ninguém e baladas, gospel, country e blues como poucos. Gravou de tudo, até bossa nova ( Almost in Love, do brasileiro Luis Bonfá).

14. Tinha senso de humor. Amava ver e rever Monty Python.

15. Foi muito macho para encarar umas cenas absurdas de seus piores filmes. Como fazer ioga trajando blusa de gola rulê, calça justa e botas. Ou nocautear um tigre no deserto com um cruzado certeiro.

16. Quando detestava um programa, desligava a TV para sempre com um tiro na tela. Pode não ser muito seguro nem econômico. Mas quantas vezes você não quis fazer isso?

17. É o artista com mais imitadores no mundo. Estima-se que sejam uns 100 mil. Existem Elvis de todo tipo: negros, orientais, transformistas... e Homer Simpson!

18. Quantos têm um fã alucinado governando um país? Junichiro Koijumi, ex-primeiro-ministro do Japão, botou uma estátua de Elvis no Centro de Tóquio, lançou um CD com suas músicas favoritas e obrigou o e-x-presidente americano Bush a levá-lo para passear em Graceland, a casa de Elvis.

19. Era faixa preta e quis fazer um filme de caratê nos anos 70. Não rolou. Mas só a idéia já é bem legal.

20. Sua dança no filme Jailhouse Rock (no Brasil, O Prisioneiro do Rock) é uma das imagens pop fundamentais do século 20.

21. Fez o filme Garotas! Garotas! Garotas!. Quer coisa mais VIP?

Elvis entre os dez mais pesquisados na Internet.

Confira abaixo a lista de celebridades mais pesquisadas na internet, de acordo com o site: La Lista Wip, um dos maiores e de maior credibilidade da Espanha.
Top 10:
1. George W Bush
2. Britney Spears
3. Bill Gates
4. Eminem
5. Paris Hilton
6. Elvis Presley
7. Madonna
8. Giorgio Armani
9. Francisco Burzi
10. Mariah Carey

Pictures to you

32 years of goodbye

Led Zeppelin se encontrou com Elvis Presley

O encontro foi organizado pelo promotor mútuo deles, Jerry Weintraub (que depois produziu a série Ocean's 11 com George Clooney e Brad Pitt), levando Jimmy Page e Robert Plant para o quarto de hotel de Presley em Las Vegas em 1972.A música do Zeppelin na época permeava as ondas do ar. Eles já eram populares. Elvis Presley já tinha se reinventado como o rei de Las Vegas, e um colega 'honorário contra as drogas' de Richard Nixon.Nos primeiros minutos da reunião, Elvis ignorou o Led Zeppelin. A sala estava preenchida com um silêncio desajeitado. Os seguranças monitoravam a temperatura, já que Elvis gostava do ambiente sempre frio. Jimmy Page - que pegou numa guitarra pela primeira vez depois de ouvir Elvis cantar 'Baby Let's Play House' numa rádio americana - começou a ficar agitado. Será que Elvis realmente queria conhecê-los? Ou foi tudo um grande mal-entendido?Finalmente, Elvis se virou para eles. A primeira pergunta dele não teve nada a ver com a música do Led Zeppelin. Foi sobre a reputação de bangunceiros que eles tinham e isso interessou Elvis, que ainda tinha espírito de criança. 'Me digam', perguntou Elvis, 'é verdade, essas histórias sobre vocês na estrada?'Durante um momento, eles se viram olhando a versão tri-dimensional da própria rebeldia jovem deles. Plant falou primeiro, sem abrir um sorriso. 'Claro que não', ele disse. 'Nós somos homens de família. Na verdade, eu me divirto muito em andar pelos corredores de hotel, cantando suas músicas'. Plant se curvou para a frente, e ofereceu sua melhor imitação de Elvis Presley. 'Treat me like a foooool, treat me mean and cruuuel, but loooooove me...'Elvis fixou seu olhar em Plant e estudou o momento com intensidade. Daí desatou em gargalhadas. Os seguranças também começaram a rir e de repente a atmosfera passou a ser amigável.Nas próximas duas horas, Elvis Presley divertiria a banda contando suas próprias histórias da estrada e episódios ocorridos na época em que fazia filmes. Confessou que nunca tinha ouvido nada do Led, exceto uma canção que seu meio-irmão lhe mostrara - 'Stairway To Heaven'. 'Gostei dela', disse.Mais tarde, caminhando nos corredores do hotel, Page e Plant se perguntavam se o encontro com Elvis havia sido tão bom quanto parecera, e a resposta chegou momentos depois.'Hey', veio uma voz do corredor. Via-se apenas a cabeça de Elvis. Nunca mais eles se reencontrariam, mas esta última imagem ficaria para sempre em suas memórias. Lá estava Elvis cantando para seus novos amigos 'Hard-Rockers' uma imitação perfeita de Robert Plant imitando a si mesmo. "Treat me like foooool…”.

Elvis Presley deveria ressuscitar, segundo votação

Uma pesquisa realizada pela Warner Home Video perguntou a duas mil pessoas qual celebridade deveria voltar a viver. Com 23% da preferência do público, Elvis Presley foi o mais citado pelo público. No segundo lugar da lista, apareceu a Princesa Diana, com 20% dos votos. Marilyn Monroe ficou com a terceira posição, levando 17% das indicações. Os músicos Freddie Mercury e Kurt Cobain também apareceram na lista de dez nomes.

Veja a lista completa das estrelas que deveriam voltar à vida:

Elvis Presley (23%)

Princess Diana (20%)

Marilyn Monroe (17%)

Henrique VIII (11%)

Bobby Moore (9%)

William Shakespeare (6%)

Freddie Mercury (5%)

Albert Einstein (4%)

Winston Churchill (3%)

Kurt Cobain (2%)

Eles não morreram?

Apenas dois dias após a morte de Michael Jackson as pessoas começaram a espalhar lendas sobre a sua morte. Diante de tantas polêmicas em relação ao falecimento do cantor fãs desesperados começaram a divulgar supostas lendas de que, na verdade, Jackson teria forjado a própria morte.
No site michaeljacksonsightings.com, criado no último final de semana por internautas americanos, é possível ver supostas "aparições" do rei do pop em diversos locais nos Estados Unidos.
Para os fãs, Michael teria forjado sua morte para fugir da dívida de US$ 500 milhões e do assédio constante que sofria nos últimos anos. E este talvez fosse um momento propício, afinal, várias pessoas alardeavam que ele não estava preparado para voltar aos palcos. Mas como médicos, advogados, policiais e jornalistas teriam caído em tal conspiração?
Lendas sobre a morte de astros e ícones do entretenimento arrebatam gerações inconformadas com a partida súbida de seus ídolos. A lenda mais conhecida em relação à morte de alguém é a de Elvis Presley, que morreu no dia 16 e agosto de 1977, em Graceland, Memphis, nos Estados Unidos. Há quem diga que ele, sufocado pelas perseguições da mídia e dos fãs, teria se foragido em Buenos Aires, na Argentina.
Os rumores foram reforçados depois que uma foto de um senhor com cabelos brancos e leve topete foram feitas em um mercado na cidade argentina. Mas a lenda do "Elvis Não Morreu" é tão velha quanto sua morte. E há tanta gente que acredita nessa história que são mais de 50 blogs na internet que se dedicam a mostrar o paradeiro do astro, como o famoso Elvis en Argentina.
Outra lenda igualmente famosa no mundo pop é a de que o ex-Beatle Paul McCartney teria morrido em um acidente de carro no dia 9 de novembro de 1966. O Paul McCartney de hoje - vivo e ainda na ativa -, seria um sósia contratado pelos Beatles para substituir o integrante.
As pistas dos rumores teriam aparecido até nas capas dos álbuns dos Beatles - como Abbey Road e Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, por exemplo - e nas próprias músicas do grupo, como A Day In The Life, que traz o trecho "He blew his mind out in car... He didn´t notice that the lights has changed" (Ele estourou sua mente fora do carro... Ele não tinha percebido que as luzes haviam mudado), em referência ao fato de que Paul teria morrido após atravessar um cruzamento sem ver que o semáforo estava no vermelho.
A primeira notícia da suposta morte de McCartney foi anunciada em 12 de outubro de 1969, por uma rádio de Detroit. Para a surpresa dos locutores, a informação foi repercurtida por vários jornais britânicos e americanos, reforçando os boatos. Paul McCartney nunca falou abertamente sobre o assunto. Há fãs que dizem até hoje que o sósia teria feito várias cirurgias plásticas para se parecer com o músico.
A imaginação é realmente uma habilidade prodigiosa do homem, que ninguém consegue domar!

Elvis Presley e Michael Jackson visto em um posto de gasolina

Michael Jackson morreu no dia 25 de junho, mas a sua morte foi muito comparada com a mais comentada de todos os tempos, Elvis Presley. Ambos aparentemente morreram de um ataque cardíaco acentuado pelo uso excessivo de remédios. Aparentemente morreram? Sim. Ainda hoje muitos acreditam que Elvis continua vivo, não só porque esse é o desejo dos fãs como porque sua morte nunca foi bem explicada. O mesmo acontece agora com Michael Jackson. A sua morte não tem sido muito bem expicada e já há quem acredite que ele não morreu. A sua morte foi fingida depois de se sentir cansado e não querer que seus fãs o vissem velho, ou porque estava sendo perseguido e ameaçaod de morte ... Espere, essas histórias lhe parecessem familiares? Pois é. Assim como Elvis foi imortalizado pelos seus fãs pela célebre frase: Elvis não morreu, os fãs de Michael Jackson já começam a fazer o mesmo. Ontem eu estive num desses grupos comuns da inetrenet. O que faço parte, é claro, é sobre Elvis. E lá um amigo disse que viu Michael Jackson com seu ex-sogro, Elvis Presley, em um posto de gasolina em Memphis. Os dois sorriam e tentavam esxconder sua identidade.

Você acredita? Bem, não importa o que aconteceu naquele triste dia de agosto de 1977, porque Elvis Presley continua vivo em cada canção que ouvimos, filme que assistimos, foto que compartilhamos na net. E cada coisa nova que encontramos sobre Elvis parece que ele acabou de lançar. Assim, se podemos dizer que Elvis não morreu, por que os fãs de Michael Jackson não podem dizer também que ele não morreu? A diferença é que Elvis sempre será o melhor!