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December ,1962 As much as Elvis enjoyed dominating the action out in the rink, this night he spent a good deal of time s...
07/12/2025

December ,1962
As much as Elvis enjoyed dominating the action out in the rink, this night he spent a good deal of time sitting in the seats over by me. It wasn't me he was interested in staying close to, though. He wanted to be near a very special guest he'd brought to the rink for the first time— a young lady named Priscilla Beaulieu.
I'd first heard about a girl named Priscilla during Elvis's phone calls from Germany in the fall of 1959. Given all the Graceland parties, road adventures, and Hollywood times I'd shared with Elvis, we'd talked about a lot of girls, and he'd always spoken affectionately of Anita Wood. But when I heard him talk about Priscilla, it was the first time I ever heard him sound like a guy who was HEAD OVER HEELS IN LOVE . I don't remember there being a big breakup scene with Anita, but once Elvis met Priscilla, that was the beginning of the end of whatever plans for the future Elvis and Anita had discussed.
For three years now, Elvis had been telling me that Priscilla was the most beautiful girl he'd ever seen, and when I first met her at Graceland before we all headed out to the rink that night, I could finally see what Elvis had been talking about: Priscilla was drop-dead gorgeous. She was young; she'd only been fourteen when she and Elvis met in Germany, and now she was seventeen. But she had a calm and a poise to her that made her seem much older. She was quiet and understandably a little awed by the world she was stepping into. But Elvis was so gentle and thoughtful toward her, as I got to see throughout our night at the Rainbow, that it was pretty obvious his feelings for her were stronger than ANYTHING HE’D FELT BEFORE.
©️George Klein ,ELVIS MY BEST MAN

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I'd first heard about a girl named Priscilla during Elvis's phone calls from Germany in the fall of 1959. Given all the Graceland parties, road adventures, and Hollywood times I'd shared with Elvis, we'd talked about a lot of girls, and he'd always spoken affectionately of Anita Wood. But when I heard him talk about Priscilla, it was the first time I ever heard him sound like a guy who was HEAD OVER HEELS IN LOVE . I don't remember there being a big breakup scene with Anita, but once Elvis met Priscilla, that was the beginning of the end of whatever plans for the future Elvis and Anita had discussed.
For three years now, Elvis had been telling me that Priscilla was the most beautiful girl he'd ever seen, and when I first met her at Graceland before we all headed out to the rink that night, I could finally see what Elvis had been talking about: Priscilla was drop-dead gorgeous. She was young; she'd only been fourteen when she and Elvis met in Germany, and now she was seventeen. But she had a calm and a poise to her that made her seem much older. She was quiet and understandably a little awed by the world she was stepping into. But Elvis was so gentle and thoughtful toward her, as I got to see throughout our night at the Rainbow, that it was pretty obvious his feelings for her were stronger than ANYTHING HE’D FELT BEFORE.
©️George Klein ,ELVIS MY BEST MAN

👉 READ MORE: https://90schilhood.com/?p=198

As he rushes off stage, away from an arena full of screaming fans, lead by his entourage directly into a waiting limousi...
07/11/2025

As he rushes off stage, away from an arena full of screaming fans, lead by his entourage directly into a waiting limousine, congratulations on a good show thrown about - someone starts singing "For the Good Times" -
"Lay your head upon my pillow. Hold your warm and tender body close to mine. Hear the whisper of the raindrops fallin' soft against the window. Make believe you love me one more time. For the good times."
He takes his sunglasses off, looks out the window and goes to another place in his mind. A beautiful, introspective moment caught on film. The first time we see it his "thoughts" take us back to his beginnings, a very young Elvis swinging and swaying in clips of his early career and rise to fame. That shot is also used again later as the final glimpse we get of him in the film. It is my favorite so it gets a special mention.
Elvis on Tour is it also manages to capture a personal side to Elvis. We get a glimpse of a shy, vulnerable and humble man despite all the visual "stuff" that points to eccentricity. Despite all the jokes, no stories ever hint to the contrary.
We hear his voice - calm, cool, oozing southern charm – telling stories or reminiscing about days gone by, how it all began - the culmination of which we see before our eyes. On stage, the man who became the king of Rock & Roll 👑⚡

The photo of Elvis Presley locked in a steamy kiss backstage in 1956 is legendary—but the truth behind it might shock yo...
07/05/2025

The photo of Elvis Presley locked in a steamy kiss backstage in 1956 is legendary—but the truth behind it might shock you. Captured by Alfred Wertheimer, the black-and-white image became an icon of rock-and-roll heat. Yet decades later, the woman in the photo, Barbara Gray, came forward with a story that contradicted everything. “I told him I had a boyfriend—I refused to kiss him,” she said. What happened next? Elvis chased her across the stage, right before showtime. That split-second kiss became history—but not the way anyone expected. Click to see the photo, the real story behind it, and why Barbara said Elvis overshot the mark. 🔗: 👉 https://90schilhood.com/

At just 12, Elvis Presley froze in fear on live radio—only to return a week later and stun everyone with a performance t...
07/05/2025

At just 12, Elvis Presley froze in fear on live radio—only to return a week later and stun everyone with a performance that hinted at the King he’d become. This little-known moment shows how the shy “mama’s boy” found the courage to conquer his nerves and rewrite music history. See how it all started here. 🔗: 👉 https://90schilhood.com/

Just six weeks before his death, Elvis Presley took the stage for what would become the most heartbreaking performance o...
06/30/2025

Just six weeks before his death, Elvis Presley took the stage for what would become the most heartbreaking performance of his life — and possibly the most soul-shattering moment in music history. No glittering lights. No signature hip-shaking moves. Just a frail man at a piano, 👉 https://90schilhood.com/?p=343

J.D. Sumner, "I was interviewed on Entertainment Tonight and this little guy asked me about Elvis's love life, about his...
06/18/2025

J.D. Sumner, "I was interviewed on Entertainment Tonight and this little guy asked me about Elvis's love life, about his wife and girlfriends. When Elvis and Priscilla separated, Elvis called me to his hotel room in Knoxville, Tennessee, and said, "I can't talk with Daddy about things like this. You're the only one I can talk to. Priscilla is the only thing I ever wanted and now I can't have her. Where did I go wrong?" That was a tough question but I tried to answer him this way. "I'm an entertainer. I'm also in business, and I'm a family man. Sixty percent of my life is entertainment and show business, thirty percent is business (at that time I was in the bus business and publishing and one thing and another), and that leaves ten percent of my time for my family, not very much, because I have a wife, two daughters, and two grandchildren. On the other hand, your life is ninety percent showbusiness, which leaves Priscilla one percent for her, your grandmother, your daddy and aunt, that is spread pretty thin. Also, the old saying is that a woman's home is her castle. Priscilla never had a castle because she never had a home. She could never come out of her bedroom without being fully dressed, or afraid she'd get a karate chop. You should have had those people outside in a shed, and you and Priscilla should have been in the house. She never had any privacy, never a home, never a real husband, and always a bunch hanging around in her livingroom, or in her kitchen going through her refrigerator." I put it to him straight. I thought that was the way he wanted it. He thought for a minute, then he said, "I never thought of it that way."

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Elvis couldn't help being the way he was. That's what his life was, ninety percent show business. That's the way God made him and I don't think there was a thing in the world he could do about it. Take ninety percent away and there is just not much left for everything else. After we talked he began to see that. When Elvis said the only thing he wanted was Priscilla, I think the old principal applied. "You can't have your cake and eat it too." Elvis wanted his life, his lifestyle, and those around him wanted it too."
From Elvis, His Love For Gospel Music by J.D.

He still wasn't particularly popular at school, or, as he would describe it, 'dating anyone' there, but every April ther...
06/18/2025

He still wasn't particularly popular at school, or, as he would describe it, 'dating anyone' there, but every April there was an annual minstrel show when any pupil who could play anything, or sing or dance or do acrobatics, could get up and perform in the auditorium.
For some reason his home class teacher that year, Mildred Scrivener, entered him as a guitarist. He was listed sixteenth out of twenty-two on the programme, with his surname spelled 'Prestly', and coming on just before a boy who tap-danced. When he went on stage he could hear rumbling and whispering because most people didn't know he even sang, but he chose to do a Teresa Brewer hit 'Till I Waltz Again With You'. And they liked him.

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‘They liked me. They really liked me,' he said to Miss Scrivener as he came off. He was astonished. 'It was amazing how popular I became after that,' he would laugh later. By now he was eighteen and almost at the end of his school career.
If it had been up to him he would probably have left school two years earlier. Vernon would have been happy about that, but Gladys wouldn't hear of it. So he'd carried on, working nights whenever he could, until on the evening of 3 June 1953, both his parents were in the audience at the Ellis Auditorium when he received his high school diploma, the first member of his family ever to graduate from high school. He was very proud that night, but pleased as much for his mother as for himself. It was due to her.
'Truthfully, I don't really know why they gave me a diploma, he would later admit. 'I would just sit there in class and be looking out the window. I had no idea what the teacher was saying. I'd be thinking about Tony Curtis and Marlon Brando and being a star and singing. I was just dreaming all the time.”
Some classmates at Humes High went on to college, but only a couple of the boys he knew did. College wasn't an option for people from his background.
'I'd like to have gone to college, but we didn't have enough money, ‘he would say. College was for the better-off kids. Nobody at his school ever suggested anything like that to him. The teachers would have known it was impossible. They just wanted to educate him to the extent that he could find a way of making a living for himself. As a family, the Presleys were starting from nothing, and what Elvis earned had to help out at home. Since he'd been fifteen he'd been working every summer, taking any job he could get, and he'd been proud to be able to do that.—©️Being Elvis ,A LONELY LIFE

This was the wedding to my second wife in December 11th , 1970 if I recall correctly. I invited Elvis to the wedding on...
06/18/2025

This was the wedding to my second wife in December 11th , 1970 if I recall correctly. I invited Elvis to the wedding on the last day of a tour, I think it was in Denver. Told him it would start at 7:30 PM and we would not wait for him. He said he would be there.
He and the group showed up about 7:15 PM and took seats in the church. It was a small crowd there and no one bothered Elvis. During the ceremony, when the Preacher asked if anyone objected to the marriage or knew why it should not be allowed, Elvis waved his cane in the air and made some quiet mummers. The minister was already briefed to ignore Elvis if he pulled something, which the minister did.

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After the wedding, Elvis had to ask if we wanted pictures with him in the church. That led to the photos with him and my wife.
Outside he gave us a car for a present, telling my wife that it was for our “Honeymoon.” She thought it was just for us to use and asked him when we had to return it. He laughed, gave her a hug and told her it was ours to keep, not to just use. She jumped up on him, giving him a big hug and a kiss.
Later at the reception he had a small glass of bubbly and talked to everyone. Not one person bothered him and he was left alone to move about and talk to who ever he wanted.
Years later he remembered that wedding and told me he wished that his had been like that where no one bothered him and he could just be himself. I guess he liked just being himself, a friend of mine and not the famous Elvis Presley.
DIck Grob 🍂
Elvis's security manager from 1967 to 1977

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