Vision Promotions in association the promoters of the World's Greatest Elvis Tribute Concerts are booking Steve Preston and the sensational Chris Connor (as seen above). For more information on either act please click below.

 

      

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

       

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Steve Preston Profile 

He was told he would never be good enough and was toured by the UK's biggest promoters 

S J M Concerts.

He was turned down by the TV series but toured the world with the winners of 

Stars in their Eyes.

Elvis the Musical turned him down only to return 5 years later and he turned them down and he is still the only Elvis tribute to appear in front of  her majesty the Queen on

The Royal Command Performance.

Regarded as the best Elvis tributes in the U.K. today although they are presently working in theatre they can be booked for private events. In  October 2004 Dundee University headlined Steve  as the"Worlds No.1 Elvis tribute". In a world of many claiming to be the best, here is the fascinating and unrivalled profile of  Steve Preston.

 

 

He began in 1986 working on the on the northern club circuit, just one of hundreds of Elvis acts performing in the UK. at that time.  He was discovered by his great mentor, Yorkshire entertainer Howard Burnette who skilfully handled and guided him in his early days.  He eventually joined Flair management in 1988 and in 1990 he was offered his first theatre role as the young Elvis in "Elvis and the Rock & the Roll years”.

It wasn't long before he caught the eye of Stars in their Eyes concert promoters Chance Promotions, who decided to ignore the six Elvis acts that had made the Christmas TV special and instead added Steve to tour with the overall winners of the show, ( he had been initially turned down at the TV audition of Stars in their eyes in 1989.)  

Eventually the UK version of  the successful USA show "Legends" was formed and Steve again played the part of Elvis Presley. 

 

 

In 1995 he performed on the 

THE ROYAL VARIETY PERFORMANCE

 in the presence of 

Her Royal Highness her Majesty the Queen

 Other performers that night were

Sir Cliff Richard, Olivia Newton John

Robson and Jerome, Hale and Pace

Further media coverage came when a show  called Schofield’s Quest from LondonWeekend TV, who sent a crew to Las Vegas to purchase and then present Steve with Elvis’s very own Cigar Lighter.

Host Philip Scofield later quoted. “Steve Preston is the voice behind that stunning lifelike Elvis experience."  

 

He left “Legends” in 2000 and signed up to star nationally with the UK’s biggest promoters SJM Concerts in  

   The Best Elivs show in the world . . . Ever!

Performing such venues as Shepherd’s Bush Empire he was also special guest on the Bjorn Again nationwide tours.

That year he played two arenas, NEC Birmingham and the SNCC Glasgow.

Various television appearances included  interviews with TV favourites Richard and Judy

In 2003 saw Steve Preston playing the top prestigious European venues such as the Grande Palace,Spain and the Mediterranean Conference Centre, Valletta, Malta, where over a period of 3 nights Steve and his band performed to over 4000 fans including the American Ambassador plus the directors and cast of the new 200 million pound blockbuster movie Troy starring Brad Pitt.

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 Directors and cast of TROY are introduced to the crowd by Steve Preston

 

 

His outstanding performances brought him a 3 page

review in the American Elvis Tribute Artiste book "Elvis Lives” ranking him as one of the best in the world

A further T V appearance that year was I'm the Answer hosted by Dale Winton and he eventually closed 2003 as the official No1 Elvis tribute act. 

2004 saw Steve debut and perform 2 sell out  shows at the Plaza in Bucharest, Romania

Back in the UK controversy arose over his comments over the standard of Elvis acts at the Blackpool competition for a documentary for Sky TV.

 

 

Nicole Dudley  Executive Producer was quoted.

"We understand that you are one of the best and most

popular Elvis impersonator's in the business."

 

Sky TV filmed the show as Steve finished the show to 3 standing ovations from the sell out crowd. 

  

In September 2004 Dundee University headline

 Steve Preston as the "Worlds No 1 Elvis tribute"

"Wedding of the Year"

December 15th 2004

Steve performs at the estate of

Tony and Poppy Adams.

The former Arsenal and England captain quotes 

 

"Fantasic! That was a great show." 

 

 

 

2005 

 

The year starts in usual style when Steve Preston sold out the Empire theatre in Blackburn on January 8th Elvis's birthday.

 

After originally missing out in 1996 Steve purchases the replica Gibson J200 in New York July 2005 for an undisclosed sum. The guitar is the most sought after by the top Elvis tributes.
To coincide with the Anniversary month of August Sky TV screen the Secret life of the Stage featuring Steve and what he thought og Elvis competitions in general.
 

Starring in Elvis in Concert he continued his reputation as "The Elvis Tribute" to watch with packed houses throughout 2005. 5 years after he  left both the Legends show and turned down the Bjorn Again's management,he signs a contract with J.P. Promotions together with 

Vision Promotions making him the highest

paid tribute artiste in the UK . 

 

 

Steve Preston proves he is one of the best in the world when he is featured in the MTV rock DVD The Promised Land, in which Elvis Presley is portrayed as he would tour today.With opening scenes leaving Graceland and filming at the Sun studios,then splitting screens as in Elvis on Tour we see footage in rehearsals and incredible live in Concert scenes from all over the world.Set to the soundtrack The Promised Land, the closing scenes end going back home through the gates of Gracelands.

On news of the imiment death of his former manager and mentor Howard Burnette he dedicates the remarkable DVD to his memory. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

            

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

An American Tale - Elvis Presley

Elvis lives -- if not in the flesh, then as an icon of American culture. 

Two decades after his death at age 42 the story of Elvis Aaron Presley is more than just fascination. Elvis Presley is known as the king of rock 'n' roll. He was one of the first musicians to combine elements of African-American and white music, an explosive combination that changed music and culture to this day. 

More than a sex symbol who died before his time. The Elvis Presley phenomenon is a peculiarly American tale, and that no doubt explains a big part of its resonance. It's also a tragedy: a self-made man who gained everything in his dreams -- fame, wealth, and admiration -- only to become a victim of his own lifestyle. 

The only son of a working class family from Tupelo, Mississippi, he completed high school in Memphis and became a national sensation as a teen-ager. In his early years, everything Presley did worked like magic. His bump and grind on stage drove his mostly female audiences into a frenzy. Skilled musicians may have scoffed at his string-breaking act, but Presley knew how to sing with soul, and was a perfectionist when it came to recording. Moreover, he was a master at playing to the press, never coming across as cocky, despite the sneering rebel routine he practiced on stage. For years, Presley didn't drink or smoke, with the exception of the odd filtered cigars. 

"This is a decent, fine boy," Ed Sullivan said of Presley on national television in a huge boost to his career in 1957. 

With his fresh sound and attitude, Presley burst onto America at a time when the nation's parameters were narrow and its prosperous youth bursting with energy. And at time of pre-packaged stars, Elvis distinguished himself through his authenticity. With his physical performances, outrageous clothes and singing style, he broke many of the rules of his day, rules that today seem quaint by comparison. Presley was always a rebel at heart, but he never left his working-class roots. He had an effortless way of expressing himself that continues to inspire artists. 

Just as he was propelled by the forces he unleashed, Presley also became overwhelmed by them. In his later years he became sometimes sad and over weight parody of himself, surrounded by guns, languishing in the isolation of hotels and his white-columned estate near Memphis often induced by the now well documented pills. Even during his long decline during the 1970s, there were flashes of brilliance. But he grew increasingly unhappy and felt trapped by the persona he had built. Eventually, his stardom -- and his life -- veered out of control. 

Presley's humble upbringings were a big part of the legend. His father, Vernon, struggled to provide for the family by working odd jobs in Tupelo, once serving time in prison for writing a bad check. But he and Elvis' mother Gladys worked hard to provide a stable household for their only son, Elvis (his twin brother, Jessie Garon, died at birth). 

In search of opportunity, the Presley’s moved to Memphis in 1948, where they stayed in public housing for a while and eventually moved into a single-family home in a predominately black neighbourhood. 

Memphis was a music town, home to colourful talents and radio personalities who made it their business to offer their listeners the latest in country, gospel and blues. Elvis soaked up the melting pot of influences and relished the chance to hang out at any number of Beale Street clubs, nervously watching the habits and banter of the local talent. 

A loner in high school, Elvis made little impression. He slicked back his hair, carried his guitar on his back and hung out in record stores. He fancied himself a good singer, a talent he honed as a boy in gospel choirs at the Assembly of God church. Even as a boy, he had a knack for memorizing and interpreting tunes; during high school he nervously entertained classmates at a student talent show. Much to his amazement, he won the top prize and then performed an encore. Emboldened, he decided to give the studio a shot. His first recording: a demo acetate of "My Happiness" and "That's When Your Heartaches Begin," cut at the legendary Sun Studios. 

Presley was driving a truck as an electrical apprentice after graduation, but he seemed to have an innate sense that he would become a star. When he told friends that he would some day drive a Cadillac, they laughed. The young Presley worked hard to make an impression. He drove an oil-burning old Lincoln and strolled down Beale Street in pink pants and white shoes. After another trip to Sun Studios, owner Sam Phillips was impressed enough to hook up Elvis with his first band, the Wranglers. They quickly made a mark in the Memphis club scene and within months were invited to play at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry. 

Presley's raw performance didn't sit well at the Opry. But that didn't hinder his career. He and his band bowled over the crowd at the Opry's competition, the Louisiana Hayride, and he eventually signed up for regular gigs at the venue. It's at the Hayride where Presley met "Colonel" Tom Parker, a carnival journeyman who latched onto the rising star and became his manager and publicist for life. Crude and uncouth, the cigar-chomping Parker knew how to drive a hard bargain. 

Parker wasted no time in marketing his new product to the hilt, pushing Elvis buttons and trinkets -- even lipstick and cookware. Parker brokered Presley's first big record contract with RCA in 1955 for $35,000, and by the next year his client was a millionaire. By 1956, the sale of Elvis merchandise had soared to $22 million, the Wall Street Journal reported. 

During the mid-1950s, Presley toured almost non-stop, astonishing mostly female audiences with his frenzied routine and trademark gyrations. A riot erupted at a concert in Jacksonville, Florida, and girls mobbed the young musician wherever he went. His notoriety spreading, Presley became viewed by many as a threat, an unwelcome rebel influence at a time when tolerance for counterculture was nonexistent. 

Despite his soft-spoken humility in public, Presley's act didn't sit well with jealous boyfriends and national pundits who decried his growing influence. Presley was blamed in the national press for everything from the breakdown of morality and culture to race riots. U.S. Rep. Emanuel Celler of New York even brought up Presley in congressional hearings on music business "payola" and made a point of decrying the singer's "animal gyrations." Because of those moves, the cameras of the Ed Sullivan program showed Presley only from the waist up. 

But he was a hit; a phenomena. Moving from music to the movie screen Presley hit Hollywood and signed a seven picture deal in 1956. When he returned to Memphis, his parents were swollen with pride, and they had a surprise for him: Graceland, a white-columned estate, built in 1939. The property was for sale and without negotiating Presley bought it for slightly more than the $100,000 asking price. He and his family settled into his dream house in time for Christmas 1957, just as Presley was shifting into something of a creative and emotional funk. Even with his career in high gear, he struggled for inspiration, and friends expressed concern about his moodiness. 

Then there was the matter of his imminent draft into the military. Presley stoically refused to accept the special treatment offered by the Army. "I've worked in factories, drove a truck, cut grass for a living, and did a hitch in a defence plant. I'll do whatever they tell me, and I won't be asking no special favours," he said. 1958 was a pivotal year for the young star. In March he was inducted into the Army for a two-year stint, and a few months later his mother, perhaps his most stabilizing influence, died. 

Elvis in transition

Presley, who was promoted to the rank of sergeant in the Army, returned to Memphis after duty in Germany and was greeted by a huge reception. He promoted his return with a special "Welcome Home" episode of Frank Sinatra's variety show. At Parker's urging Presley shifted his focus from music to Hollywood. But due to his manager's financial demands, Presley passed over several significant roles to concentrate on money-making film with far less artistic merit. 

Presley's recordings also suffered due to Parker's stranglehold. The colonel established two recording companies for Presley, demanding that composers share their royalties with the singer. That scared off the most talented songwriters, and the quality of Presley's recordings suffered. In 1964, Parker limited Presley to nothing but movie soundtrack recordings. Presley performed occasional benefit and select concerts, but for the most part his considerable recording and performance skills languished as he spent more and more time secluded in Graceland and in Hollywood, focusing on karate and New Age spiritualism. 

Presley saw his status as a musician wane as a series of British bands ascended the charts. He became depressed as he allowed Parker to book him for weak soundtrack songs and boilerplate films. But there were bright moments. In August 1965, at the height of the mania swirling about them the Beatles made a storied visit to the King at his home in Los Angeles. As police encircled the house to keep fans away, the musicians stared at one another in silence for several minutes. Finally, Presley broke the ice. "Look, guys," he said, "if you're just going to sit there and stare at me, I'm going to bed." 

"Let's talk a bit, huh?" Presley said, "And then maybe play and sing a bit. Thrilled at the invitation to jam with their hero, the Beatles grabbed some of Presley’s instruments for an impromptu session that lasted late into the night. They never met again. 

Presley staged a mini-comeback in 1967 with the release of "How Great Thou Art," a gospel record that went gold and earned him his first Grammy


Elvis meets Priscilla 

When Elvis met Priscilla Ann Beaulieu through the introduction of a friend, he was 24 years old, she 14. He was immediately taken with the petite, mousy-haired girl, and agreed to follow strict orders from her father, Air Force Capt. Joseph Beaulieu, to see Priscilla on a more and more frequent basis. He or his father had to pick her up for every date. And she was to be supervised for every visit. 

When he was discharged from the Army, he started his marathon string musicals. Priscilla didn't hear from him again for months. And she didn't see him again until 1962, when he asked her to visit him in Los Angeles. 

For this visit, Elvis agreed once again to a long list of stipulations from Priscilla's military father, including that she must write home daily. Breaking the rules, Elvis took her to Las Vegas the day after she arrived, where he bought her a new, sophisticated wardrobe and arranged for a hairdresser in their Las Vegas hotel to give her elaborate hairdos and heavy makeup, the way he liked it, daily. They made sure Priscilla's letters would be postmarked from the right city by having her pre-write several letters, which a friend of Elvis mailed from L.A. 

Elvis, not yet 30 years old, had already started taking sleeping pills to help him fall asleep. He and his entourage of bodyguards and assistants usually retired near dawn. 

Fashioning a perfect bride
Priscilla visited Elvis one more time, for Christmas at Graceland, before they arranged for her permanent move to Memphis. When she returned home from her Christmas trip, Elvis began asking her parents for permission to let her return; he promised to enrol her in a private Catholic school. Faced with a surly daughter increasingly uninterested in school in Germany, her parents reluctantly allowed her to move to Tennessee in 1961. 

She barely graduated, partly because of the odd hours associated with Elvis' social life. Elvis's hours were no shorter in Memphis than they were on the road; he rented entire movie theatres and skating rinks to entertain his friends throughout the evening hours, and took Priscilla on after-hours shopping sprees in exclusive Memphis boutiques. 

Whatever the activity, he was in charge -- his entourage catered to his whims, and Priscilla recalls that he expected her to do the same. He gradually modelled her into his ideal woman, directing her on how to dress, how to do her hair, what makeup to wear, even how to walk and what to say. 

Wedding bells

Six years after Priscilla moved to Memphis, she and Elvis finally wed in a small Las Vegas ceremony. According to Priscilla, the honeymoon is the first time they consummated their love. Nine months later to the day, Lisa Marie Presley was born, to the delight of Elvis, who doted on his child. 

At this point, it had been years since any of Elvis's songs were smash hits, and he was despondent. He sought answers in numerology and mysticism. Although he claimed that studying new mystic philosophies kept him strong and opened up his mind to new ideas, Colonel Parker saw it jeopardizing what little was left of his career, and advised him to give it up. 

He did, and finally rejuvenated his career in 1968, when he returned to live performing with the NBC special, "Elvis." This performance, and a 1972 live television appearance, "Elvis: Aloha from Hawaii -- Via Satellite," re-energized him. It forced him to get back in shape, briefly cut his reliance on sleeping pills and prescription painkillers, and inspired him to go back on tour. He was once again on the music charts. 

But with the constant touring, he began to lose touch with his wife, and she turned to new pursuits, for the first time learning something about her interests and talents. Discontent with her relationship with Elvis, and aware that he was unfaithful to her many times during their marriage, Priscilla finally took Lisa Marie and left. Their divorce became final in 1973, after more than a year of separation. 

They never stopped being friends, and Priscilla intimates in her book "Elvis and Me" that they were talking about remarrying. It was not to be. 

Elvis goes Hollywood
Fun in the sun, and not much else

Even as a boy, Elvis Presley wanted to be in movies. He realized his goal early in life and went on to star in 33 films. The movies made him lots of money but never satisfied his desire to be seen as a serious actor. 

Trying to capitalize on Presley's career as a music sensation, Paramount Pictures invited the 21-year-old sensation to take a screen test. Presley, who had a knack for memorizing lyrics and scripts, studied diligently for the role and wound up acing the test. He signed a seven-year movie contract with Hal Wallis and Paramount Pictures. His first film, originally titled "The Reno Brothers," was re-named "Love Me Tender" before its release to capitalize on the single released in September 1956. Presley offered an appealing performance, set during the Civil War South, and his Hollywood debut opened in New York to huge crowds and generally favourable reviews. 

Presley found movie-making to be a reprieve from the mayhem he encountered on the road, and he quickly took to the Hollywood party set. He spent many nights carousing with Natalie Wood, Dennis Hopper and others who considered themselves "rebels" in Hollywood. As for his acting, his technique was a bit raw, but Presley came across as sincere, and could cop a tough guy attitude when called. Directors generally appreciated his diligence and willingness to learn. 

Presley's early films are among his best. He endeared himself to audiences with his performances in the semi-autobiographical "Jailhouse Rock" (1957) and "King Creole," a 1958 film-noir co-starring Walter Matthau in which the pop singer is dogged by his ties to organized crime. 

After returning from a two-year stint in the Army in 1960, Presley concentrated on movies, urged on by his manager Col. Tom Parker. The cigar-chomping Dutchman figured that there was big money to be made in Hollywood and that Elvis' career in rock 'n' roll had run its course. Parker swiftly moved to cash in on Presley's celebrity and negotiated huge upfront payments to leverage his client's name to the hilt. He booked the star in a series of low-budget musical comedies with little artistic merit. The plan was to combine Presley's recording with his moviemaking. Produce a film, coordinate holiday appearances, record and release a soundtrack album. Despite the boilerplate formula, demand for Elvis was insatiable. And many of the early films, tailor-made for his personality and talent, fared well at the box office. 

It's not as if Presley, a millionaire at age 21, needed the money. He had the talent and the opportunity to rise above the B-movie rut and become an actor of repute. Film producers were desperate to find another brooding and good-looking rebel in the mould of James Dean, who died in 1955. Presley was offered significant movie roles, for instance "Thunder Road" (1958), a highly-regarded film about moon shining that went on to star Robert Mitchum. But Parker, who maintained an iron clasp on Presley's business decisions, nixed that offer and others. 

After the Army, Presley burned to break out of the sing and dance routine and play a serious role. He got his chance with the western "Flaming Star" (1960), co-starring Barbara Eden. Elvis also had a dramatic role in "Wild in the Country" (1961), but neither film proved to be the breakthrough that the young actor anticipated. 

Presley's most commercially successful film was "Blue Hawaii" (1960), in which he plays a solder returning to his Hawaiian home and sings "I Can't Help Falling in Love." Then, Presley shifted into beefcake formula comedy mode for a few years -- "Girls! Girls! Girls!" (1962) "Fun in Acapulco" (1963) "Girl Happy" (1964). By the mid 1960s, he was demanding a million dollars a picture and a sizeable chunk of profits, making him the richest person in Hollywood. Rumours of an affair were rife with co star Ann Margaret in the movie Viva Las Vegas but although probably true, there were always rumours surrounding Elvis’ leading ladies.

By 1967 or so, the formula had gone stale, and Presley's films flopped not only among critics, but at the box office. Moreover, the happy-go-lucky tone of Presley's films was decidedly out of synch with the increasingly angry tenor of youth culture during the Vietnam War. Top movie producers considered him an also-ran, and actors were reluctant to work with the increasingly temperamental star. Depressed by the rut he had dug for himself, Presley began to focus again on music, beginning with the Singer Special comeback televised in 1968 that launched the final stage of his career. Presley phased out of film during the 1970s as he reconnected with audiences and rediscovered his roots in rock 'n' roll. 

The Comeback

With the music world bypassing him, Presley vowed a comeback. His record sales were plunging, and soon his movie contract would be at an end. Sensing that a new initiative was in order, Parker worked out a deal with NBC for a Presley television special. Presley was fired up by the prospect to show his stuff and he went to Hawaii and, like a hungry boxer, focused on getting into shape. In June 1968, when the show was taped before a live audience, Presley, aged 33, was in top form. His voice was mature, his showmanship polished, and for much of the show he wore a stunning leather outfit designed by Bill Belew. Backed by his old band, Scotty Moore (guitar) Bill Black (bass) DJ Fontana (drums) joined by army buddy Charlie Hodge he belted out "That's Alright Mama" and other rocker hits, and then shifted into crooner mode for a set of gospel numbers. For the closer, he sang "If I Can Dream," a song written for the show. When it aired December 1968, "Elvis" was one of the highest rated shows of the year. 

Presley continued his comeback with a stint of sell-out concerts at The International hotel, Las Vegas and in January 1969 went on to make his first recordings in Memphis in 14 years. The sessions yielded four hit singles: "In the Ghetto", "Don't Cry, Daddy," "Kentucky Rain" and "Suspicious Minds", his last number-one hit. This time however his new hand chosen band members where the best of the best musicians of the day and became known as the T C B band. (Taking care of business was one of Elvis’ insignias he had made in to jewellery and even painted on his private jet plane.

TCB band 

James Burton (guitar) Glen Hardin (Piano) Ronnie Tutt (Drums) Charlie Hodge (Acoustic) Gerry Shift (Bass) John Wilkerson (rhythm guitar)

Backed by the Sweet Inspirations and the Imperial Quartet and the Joe Gercio Orchestra

Later to be joined by J D Sumner and the Stamps Quartet

In 1970, Presley returned to Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, performed a number of concerts to an often celebrity filled audience including major movie stars as though it was a World heavyweight boxing title fight, where he moved cat like across the stage in a white jumpsuit, incorporating his karate moves and handing out the much in demand scarves as women flocked to the front of the stage. He increasingly indulged a fascination with firearms. Paranoid about his security, Presley stocked handguns all over his house, from the dining room to his bedroom. Another odd Presley fascination: Law enforcement. Presley fancied himself something of a crime vigilante, and after he wrote to President Nixon expressing his concern about drug abuse, he visited Nixon on a whim at the White House in December 1970 and Presley walked out with a certificate issued by the president naming him a narcotics officer. As for Nixon, he was given one of Presley's .45-caliber handguns. 

Presley spent much of the 1970s on the road. There were flashes of the old brilliance moves and handing out the much in demand scarves, his concerts never failed and packed shows at New York City's Madison Square Garden. But he suffered a devastating emotional blow with the break-up in 1972 of his marriage to Priscilla. Slender and tanned, he recovered with a January 1973 concert in Hawaii televised live across the world, a show that was watched by more people than the moon landing and more than a decade before the Live Aid concerts. However later that year, Presley was hospitalised for pneumonia. His weight ballooned, and he became increasingly dependent on powerful prescription pills. Through out 1974 to 77 his weight again fluctuated only this time, Presley would not get back into shape before going on tour. After yet another stint in the hospital in 1975, Elvis Presley went back on the road, and little did we know his last performance would be in June 1977 in Indianapolis when he would depart the stage for the final time to those famously announced words “ladies and Gentlemen, Elvis has left the building”.

His health and physique had deteriorated further during that last year, and with the publishing of a damming book “Elvis, what happened” by his former bodyguards, Sonny and Red West due for release, he was yet again about to embark on another sold out national tour when it all became to much. 

On his last day, shortly after midnight August 16, 1977, Elvis returned to Graceland from a game of racket ball.. He relaxed during the early hours of the morning before heading for the scheduled tour. He retired to his master suite around 7 a.m. By late morning he was found in the bathroom by his girlfriend former Miss Tennessee Ginger Alden and road manager Joe Esposito and was later pronounced dead on arrival at Memphis Baptist Memorial hospital. Memphis and the world lay in mourning as the shock waves reverberated around the globe. To this day he is unrivalled as the number one recording artiste of all time and voted only recently “Artiste of the century”. 

Well, it’s about time. You’ve been waiting and waiting for this article release and finally it is about to become a reality

Elvis Aaron Presley 1935 - 1977

Elvis Aaron Presley, in the humblest of circumstances, was born to Vernon and Gladys Presley in a two-room house in Tupelo, Mississippi on January 8, 1935. His twin brother, Jessie Garon, was stillborn, leaving Elvis to grow up as an only child. He and his parents moved to Memphis, Tennessee in 1948, and Elvis graduated from Humes High School there in 1953.

Elvis’ musical influences were the pop and country music of the time, the gospel music he heard in church and at the all-night gospel sings he frequently attended, and the black R&B he absorbed on historic Beale Street as a Memphis teenager. In 1954, he began his singing career with the legendary Sun Records label in Memphis. In late 1955, his recording contract was sold to RCA Victor. By 1956, he was an international sensation. With a sound and style that uniquely combined his diverse musical influences and blurred and challenged the social and racial barriers of the time, he ushered in a whole new era of American music and popular culture.

He starred in 33 successful films, made history with his television appearances and specials, and knew great acclaim through his many, often record-breaking, live concert performances on tour and in Las Vegas. Globally, he has sold over one billion records, more than any other artist. His American sales have earned him gold, platinum or multi-platinum awards for 150 different albums and singles, far more than any other artist. Among his many awards and accolades were 14 Grammy nominations (3 wins) from the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, which he received at age 36, and his being named One of the Ten Outstanding Young Men of the Nation for 1970 by the United States Jaycees. Without any of the special privileges his celebrity status might have afforded him, he honorably served his country in the U.S. Army.

His talent, good looks, sensuality, charisma, and good humor endeared him to millions, as did the humility and human kindness he demonstrated throughout his life. Known the world over by his first name, he is regarded as one of the most important figures of twentieth century popular culture. Elvis died at his Memphis home, Graceland, on August 16, 1977.

April 25, 1912
     Gladys Love Smith is born.

April 10, 1916
     Vernon Elvis Presley is born.

June, 1933
     Gladys Smith and Vernon Presley are married.

January 8, 1935
     In Tupelo, Mississippi, shortly before dawn, in a two-room house built by her husband and her brother-in-law, Gladys Presley gives birth to identical twin sons. The first, Jessie Garon, is born dead. The second, Elvis Aaron, is born alive and healthy. Elvis would be their only child.

1935 - 1948
     Elvis grows up within a close-knit, working class family, consisting of his parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins, who all live near one another in Tupelo. There is little money, but Vernon and Gladys do their best to provide for their son, who is the center of their lives. They move from one house to another in Tupelo. Elvis attends the Assembly of God Church with his family, and the music and preaching register deeply. Other influences are black bluesmen in the neighborhood and country music radio programs enjoyed by his family.

1945
     Ten-year-old Elvis stands on a chair at a microphone and sings “Old Shep” in a youth talent contest at the Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Show, held in Tupelo. The talent show is broadcast over WELO Radio. Second prize is $5.00 and free admission to all the rides at the fair.
 

1946
     Elvis’ parents cannot afford a bicycle that Elvis wants, so Gladys talks him into accepting a guitar instead. Elvis’ first guitar costs $12.95 and is purchased at the Tupelo Hardware Company. The bicycle would have to wait until Christmas of 1947.

Late 1948
     Elvis plays his guitar and sings “Leaf on a Tree” for his Milam Junior High class in Tupelo as a farewell. Elvis and his parents pack their belongings in a trunk strapped to the roof of their 1939 Plymouth and move to Memphis, Tennessee in search of a better life economically. Other members of the Presley and Smith clan would follow.

1948-1953
     Elvis and his parents live in public housing or low rent homes in the poor neighborhoods of north Memphis. Life continues to be hard. Vernon and Gladys go from job to job and Elvis attends L.C. Humes High School. Elvis works at various jobs to help support himself and his parents. The Presley-Smith clan remains close-knit, and Elvis and his family attend the Assembly of God Church. The teenage Elvis continues to be known for singing with his guitar. He buys his clothes on Beale Street and he absorbs the black blues and gospel he hears there. He’s also a regular audience member at the all-night white, and black, gospel sings that are held downtown. He wears his hair long (compared to the day’s standards) and slick, and lets his sideburns grow. He’s really different from the other kids, a good-natured misfit.
 

     While at Humes High, Elvis nervously sings with his guitar at a student talent show. Much to his own amazement, he gets more applause than anyone else and wins, then performs an encore. The acceptance feels good.

Late January- Early March, 1958
     Elvis films and records for his fourth motion picture, King Creole.

 

March 15, 1958
     Elvis performs two shows in Memphis. These are to be his last stage performances until after his army release in 1960.

March 24, 1958
     Elvis Presley is inducted into the U.S. Army at the Memphis Draft Board and is assigned serial number 53310761.

 

March 25, 1958
     Elvis gets his famous G.I. haircut at Fort Chaffee, Arkansas.

 

March 29, 1958
     Private Presley arrives at Fort Hood, Texas for basic training and is stationed there for six months. His parents soon move to a temporary home near the base.

June 10, 1958
     After basic training, while on his first leave, Elvis has a recording session, his last until 1960.
 

July, 1958
     King Creole, Elvis’ fourth motion picture opens nationally and the reviews are the best he will ever have for his acting. Its impressive list of co-stars and supporting cast includes Carolyn Jones, Walter Matthau, Dean Jagger and Vic Morrow. It becomes a top five film at the box office. This Michael (Casablanca) Curtiz-directed movie, set in New Orleans and based upon the Harold Robbins novel, “A Stone for Danny Fisher,” will come to be regarded as Elvis’ finest film, his greatest acting performance, and proof positive of his potential to have become a respected serious actor, though the realization of this desire will remain forever out of his grasp.
 

August, 1958
     Gladys Presley becomes ill and returns to Memphis to be hospitalized with acute hepatitis. Elvis is granted emergency leave and arrives in Memphis on the afternoon of August 12th. He visits her that night, and the next day and night. A few hours after Elvis goes home to Graceland to rest, she dies in the early hours of August 14 at age 46. Her body lies in state at Graceland that afternoon. Services are at the Memphis Funeral Home on the 15th, with the Blackwood Brothers singing “Precious Memories” and “Rock of Ages,” two of Gladys Presley’s favorite hymns. She is laid to rest at Forest Hill Cemetery, a few miles down the road from Graceland. Elvis is devastated.

August 25, 1958
     Elvis reports back to Fort Hood.

September/October 1958
     September 19, Elvis boards a troop train to New York, later boards the USS. Randall and sails to Germany, arriving on October 1. He will be stationed in Friedberg for 18 months, maintaining an off-base residence in Bad Nauheim, shared with his father and grandmother, and some friends from Memphis. He finds the fans in Europe to be as enthusiastic as those in America.

January 8, 1959
     Elvis is interviewed off-camera via trans-Atlantic telephone by Dick Clark on his American Bandstand show on ABC-TV. The show commemorates the star’s twenty-fourth birthday. (Elvis never performed on American Bandstand.)

     On a two-week leave, Elvis visits Munich, then goes clubbing in Paris, which includes a visit to the Lido.

     Colonel Parker continues to keep Elvis’ career alive with promotions and hit record releases.
 

November 1959
     Captain Joseph Beaulieu is transferred from Texas to Weisbaden Air Force Base near Friedberg, accompanied by his wife and children, including his fourteen-and-a-half- year-old stepdaughter, Priscilla Ann. (Priscilla is the only child from Ann Beaulieu’s marriage to her first husband, James Wagner, a Navy pilot who was killed in a plane crash when Priscilla was an infant.) Through a mutual friend, Priscilla is invited to a party at Elvis’ home soon after her arrival in Germany. They meet, and the rest is history.

February 1966
     Elvis records the soundtrack music and shoots his twenty-second motion picture, Spinout, co-starring Shelley Fabares.

March 1966
     Frankie and Johnny opens nationally and doesn’t do particularly well. The soundtrack album goes to number twenty.

June 1966
     Paradise, Hawaiian Style is released and doesn’t do well. The soundtrack album peaks at number fifteen.
 

June-September 1966
     Soundtrack recording and shooting for Elvis’ twenty-third motion picture (to be the twenty-fourth released), Double Trouble.

September 1966
     Soundtrack recording and filming for Elvis’ twenty-fourth motion picture (the twenty-third to be released), Easy Come, Easy Go.

November 1966
     Spinout opens nationally and doesn’t do well. The soundtrack album goes to number 18.

December 1966
     Elvis formally proposes marriage to Priscilla.

February 1967
     Elvis buys a 163-acre ranch in Mississippi, minutes across the Tennessee state line from Graceland. He and his entourage and their wives had become interested in horseback riding after Elvis purchased a horse for Priscilla as a gift. The hobby had outgrown the pasture at Graceland. Over the months to come, Elvis and the gang will enjoy spending a lot of time at the Circle G. It becomes a happy diversion for Elvis as his frustration and unhappiness over the state of his career reaches its height.

March 1967
     Easy Come, Easy Go opens nationally and doesn’t do well.

RCA releases Elvis’ second gospel album, How Great Thou Art, which was recorded in mid-1966. It gets very good reviews and goes on to earn Elvis the Grammy Award for Best Sacred Performance from the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences. This is the first of his three Grammy wins.

February-April, 1967
     Soundtrack recording and filming for Clambake, Elvis’ twenty-fifth movie. It is the third of three Elvis movies to co-star Shelley Fabares.

April 1967
     Double Trouble opens nationally. Although better than some of his recent screen efforts, it doesn’t do well at the box office.
 

May 1967
     On May 1, Elvis and Priscilla are married in a private ceremony amongst a small group of family and friends at the Aladdin Hotel in Las Vegas, just after 9:30 AM. A press conference and breakfast reception follow. The couple honeymoon for a few days in Palm Springs. Elvis wraps up some over-dubbing on Clambake. Then they return to Memphis.
 

May 29, 1967
     Elvis and Priscilla dress in their wedding clothes and have a second wedding reception in the trophy room at Graceland to accommodate family and friends who were not in Las Vegas for the wedding.

June-July 1967
     Soundtrack recording and filming for Elvis’ twenty-sixth movie (to be the twenty-seventh released), Speedway, co-starring Nancy Sinatra. During the production, news of Priscilla’s pregnancy is announced.

September-November, 1967
     Soundtrack recording and filming for Elvis’ twenty-seventh movie (to be the twenty-sixth released), Stay Away, Joe. In this western-themed comedy he once again plays a character who is part Native American. It’s a real departure from the virtually interchangeable plots and characters in most of the films over the past several grueling years. He has fun with this one.

December 1967
     Clambake is released nationally and goes to number fifteen at the box office. The soundtrack album goes to number 40.
January/February 1970
     Some say it is a mistake to go back to Vegas so soon, especially during the slowest season for the city. Can he fill the seats? But, Elvis returns to the International Hotel for another month-long engagement. This time he breaks his own attendance records. Another live album is recorded, On Stage, February 1970.

February/March 1970
     A press conference in Houston on the 27th. Elvis performs afternoon and evening shows at the Houston Astrodome. Two more shows follow on the 28th. Two more follow on March 1. A closing press conference and banquet follow, and Elvis is presented an armload of recent gold record awards. The six shows attract 207,494 people and set records. There is speculation among the press and the public that Elvis might tour in concert for the first time since the fifties.

June 1970
     Elvis has recording sessions in Nashville.
 

July/September 1970
     Back to Las Vegas for rehearsals for another month-long engagement at the International. He opens on August 10 and closes on September 7. MGM is on hand to shoot a documentary film called Elvis -That’s the Way It Is that will show Elvis off stage, in rehearsals, in the recording studio, and on stage. RCA will also release an album with the same title.

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September 1970
     From the 9th through the 14th Elvis takes his show on a nine-city tour. It is a smashing success, the first tour since 1957, only these days the show is much more elaborate . MGM films portions of the first show on this tour for use in Elvis - That’s the Way It Is.

     Elvis has a recording session in Nashville.

November 1970
     Elvis, That’s the Way It Is, Elvis thirty-second film, opens in theaters to good reviews and good box office. Documentaries traditionally do not do well at the box office, but this one makes a respectable showing. It, like other Elvis movies will go on to have a life on television and home video in years to come. An album of the same title is released, but only one song, I Just Can’t Help Believin’, is actually from a stage performance included in the film. The other songs are studio recordings, some of which Elvis performs live on stage or in rehearsal footage in the film.

     Elvis does a successful eight-city concert tour.

December 1970
     Elvis’ famous visit with President Richard Nixon at the White House occurs.

January 16, 1971
     Elvis attends a day of functions culminating in an evening awards banquet. He and nine others accept the honor of being named One of the Ten Outstanding Young Men of the Nation by the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce (The Jaycees). He is nervous about his acceptance speech. He is touched, excited and deeply proud. This national honor has been given each year since the late 1930’s and recognizes young men who have made great achievements in their field of endeavor, illustrating the opportunities available in the free enterprise system. It also applauds humanitarianism and community service. Scientists, inventors, performers, film makers, politicians bound for the Presidency, and men of greatness in all fields, have been selected for this award over the years. For Elvis, a man who grew up poor, and, in his early career knew the sting of ridicule from the Establishment, who, through the years has known criticism of his work, this is one of his proudest moments. It is a sign that he has achieved acceptance, recognition, and respect for his work and for the kind of person he is.

Late January/February 1971
     Elvis plays another month-long engagement at the International Hotel in Las Vegas.

March 1971
     Elvis begins a recording session in Nashville, but cancels it due to pain and inflammation in an eye. He is treated at a Nashville hospital where he is diagnosed with secondary glaucoma. This eye condition will plague him from time to time in varying degrees for the rest of his life.

May 1971
     Elvis is featured on the cover of Look Magazine, which carries an installment of the forthcoming biography on Elvis by Jerry Hopkins. Many books and articles have been written over the years, but this is the first in-depth, serious biography. The book Elvis : A Biography will be released in October.

     Elvis has recording sessions in Nashville. Much of the work is for his forthcoming album Elvis Sings the Wonderful World of Christmas.

June 1971
     The two-room house Elvis was born in opens to the public for tours, having been restored by the East Heights Garden Club in Tupelo. Elvis has more recording sessions in Nashville, this time mostly for an upcoming gospel album, He Touched Me.

     A long stretch of Highway 51 South, part of which runs in front of Graceland, is officially renamed Elvis Presley Boulevard. The first of the new street signs will go up in January of 1972.

     Various albums and singles continue to be released to various degrees of success during this period.

July/August 1971
     Elvis plays a two-week engagement at the Sahara Hotel in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.

August 9 - September 6, 1971
     Elvis plays an engagement in Las Vegas at the International Hotel, which has been renamed the Las Vegas Hilton International Hotel. He sets another attendance record and tops himself once again.

     During the engagement an award is presented to Elvis in his dressing room. It is the Bing Crosby Award from the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (the organization that also presents Grammy awards). This award is a special means of recognition from NARAS and is named for its first recipient. The award is not given every year as a rule. It will later be re-named the Lifetime Achievement Award. Elvis is 36 years old.

November 5-16, 1971
     Elvis goes on a 12-city concert tour.

Late 1971, Early 1972
     Elvis and Priscilla separate. She moves out on her own with Lisa Marie.

January 26 - February 23, 1972
     Elvis plays another successful engagement at the Hilton in Vegas.

March/April 1972
     In April MGM films Elvis in a Hollywood recording studio, then films on and off stage during his 15-city concert tour, which is a big success. MGM will use the footage for another theatrically released documentary, Elvis on Tour.

     In April the gospel album He Touched Me is released to good reviews. The album will go on to win Elvis his second Grammy Award, this one for the category of Best Inspirational Performance.

June 1972
     Elvis continues touring in concert, beginning with a press conference in New York on the 9th. MGM is on hand to film the conference for use in Elvis on Tour. Elvis makes entertainment history by performing four sold-out shows at New York’s Madison Square Garden. John Lennon, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, David Bowie, and Art Garfunkel are among the music stars spotted at the shows.

     Nine days after it is recorded, RCA rush-releases a live album from one of the shows - Elvis as Recorded at Madison Square Garden. Elvis tours to seven more cities.

     Elvis’ Vegas and concert tour career is hot, hot, hot during the early to mid-seventies. He breaks attendance records in cities all over America. Record releases also continue.

July 1972
     Elvis and Priscilla’s separation is formalized. A divorce is to come. Elvis has begun seeing Linda Thompson, who will be his main female companion until late 1976.

August 4 - September 4, 1972
     Elvis plays a month-long engagement at the Hilton in Vegas.

September 5, 1972
     Elvis participates in a press conference in Vegas announcing plans for a television concert to be broadcast via satellite around the world from Hawaii. It is predicted that the show will reach the largest audience in television history and that the live album will be a big hit.

October 1972
     Elvis has a number two pop hit with the single Burning Love, one of his biggest records in recent years.

November 1972
     Elvis on Tour opens to good reviews and good box office performance in theaters. Later, its producers will receive the Golden Globe Award for Best Documentary of 1972. Like other Elvis films it will have a life on television and on home video.

     Elvis tours seven cities in concert. The last is Honolulu, Hawaii, where he does three shows at the Honolulu International Center Arena, the same venue that will host his satellite special in January. Elvis appears at a press conference in Hawaii regarding his upcoming satellite show. It is announced that it will be a benefit for the Kui Lee Cancer Fund.

January 1973
     Elvis makes television and entertainment history with his Elvis: Aloha from Hawaii - Via Satellite special. Performed at the Honolulu International Center Arena on January 14, 1973, broadcast live at 12:30 AM Hawaiian time, beamed via Globecam Satellite to Australia, South Korea, Japan, Thailand, the Phillipines, South Vietnam and other countries. It is seen on a delayed basis in around thirty European countries. A tape of the show will be seen in America on April 4th on NBC. The live broadcast in January attracts 37.8% of the viewers in Japan, 91.8% in the Philippines, 70% in Hong Kong, and 70-80% of the viewers in Korea. The April showing in America will attract 51% of the television viewing audience, and will be seen in more American households than man’s first walk on the moon. In all, it will be seen in about forty countries by one billion to 1.5 billion people. Elvis commissions an American Eagle design for his jumpsuit for this show, his patriotic message to his worldwide audience.* Never has one performer held the world’s attention in such a way. Elvis is in top form physically and vocally. This is probably the pinnacle of his superstardom, one of the all-time great moments of his career.

     Audience tickets for the January 14 concert and its January 12 pre-broadcast rehearsal show carry no price. Each audience member is asked to pay whatever he or she can. The performances and concert merchandise sales are a benefit raising $75,000 for the Kui Lee Cancer Fund in Hawaii. (Kui Lee was a Hawaiian composer who had died of cancer while still in his thirties.)

     On stage with Elvis is an orchestra and his current show cast: Joe Guercio (conductor), J.D. Sumner & the Stamps (vocals), The Sweet Inspirations (vocals), Kathy Westmoreland (soprano vocals), Charlie Hodge (guitar/vocals/on-stage assistance), James Burton (lead guitar), John Wilkinson (rhythm guitar), Jerry Scheff (bass guitar), Glen D. Hardin (piano), and Ronnie Tutt (drums).

     The soundtrack album is soon released and goes to number one on the Billboard pop album chart, and stays on the chart at various positions for 52 weeks. The show will later have continued life on television and eventually home video.
 

     In the special, Elvis’ recording of the theme song from his 1965 movie Paradise, Hawaiian Style plays over the opening credits and scenes of Elvis’ helicopter arrival at the airport and his walking among the fans who are there to greet him. The concert opens with Elvis’ band playing his traditional introduction for his seventies concerts, Theme from 2001. He sings See, See Rider, Burning Love, Something, You Gave Me a Mountain, Steamroller Blues, My Way, Love Me, Johnny B. Goode, It’s Over, Blue Suede Shoes, I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry, I Can’t Stop Loving You, Hound Dog, What Now, My Love, Fever, Welcome to My World, Suspicious Minds, I’ll Remember You (A Kui Lee composition Elvis sings after announcing the sum raised for the Kui Lee Cancer Fund.), Long Tall Sally/Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On, An American Trilogy (Elvis tosses his belt into the audience), A Big Hunk o’ Love, and Can’t Help Falling in Love (Elvis tosses his cape into the audience). The show is one hour, including commercials. After the show, Elvis and his bandmates come back out on stage in the empty arena and videotape performances of the songs Blue Hawaii, Ku-u-i-po, and Hawaiian Wedding Song which he had first done for his 1961 hit movie, Blue Hawaii, plus Early Morning Rain and No More. All but the song No More will be inserted into the American broadcast with Elvis seen on a montage screen with footage of Hawaiian scenery.
 

     A Little History on Elvis’ Costume: Elvis told Bill Belew he wanted the jumpsuit for this special to say “America” to the worldwide viewing audience. Bill told Elvis that, except for the American flag, he could think of nothing other than the American Eagle. Elvis said “I like it.” And that’s how one of Elvis’ most famous costumes came to be. Elvis had been wearing jumpsuits on stage since 1970, and they had become quite elaborate by the time of this show. For the past year or two he had been wearing studded, hip-length capes and heavy studded leather belts with his jumpsuits. For the American Eagle jumpsuit, Bill first designed a huge calf-length cape. During preparations for the show, Elvis tried working with this cape, but it was just too cumbersome to use. So, out went the emergency order for another cape in the usual size.

January 26 - February 23, 1973
     Elvis plays an engagement at the Las Vegas Hilton.

March 1973
     Elvis and the Colonel sell RCA the singer’s royalty rights on Elvis’ entire recording catalog up to that point.

April 4, 1973
     The Aloha special is seen on American television for the first time.

Late April 1973
     Elvis goes on an eight-city concert tour.

May 4-16, 1973
     Elvis plays an engagement at the Sahara Hotel in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.

May 1973
     The Aloha from Hawaii concert album hits number one on the Billboard pop album chart. It is his first number one album since Roustabout soundtrack album in 1965. It will also be his last number one album on the pop chart.

June 20 - July 3, 1973
     Elvis goes out on concert tour.

July, 1973
     Elvis records a few songs at the Stax Recording Studio in Memphis - his first time to record in Memphis since 1969.

August 6 - September 3, 1973
     Back to the Vegas Hilton for another engagement.

October 9, 1973
     Elvis and Priscilla make a court appearance together and their divorce is granted. They will continue to be close friends. Though Priscilla has custody of Lisa Marie, there will be no formal schedule of visitation for Elvis, and he and his daughter will spend time together regularly.

October 15 - November 1, 1973
     Elvis is hospitalized in Memphis for recurring pneumonia and pleurisy, an enlarged colon, and hepatitis. Elvis has been battling health problems for some time, including an increasing dependency upon prescription drugs. It will get worse. He also battles his weight.

December 1973
     Elvis returns to the Stax Recording Studio in Memphis for a week of sessions.

January 26-February 9, 1974
     Elvis plays the Vegas Hilton again.

March - July 1974
     Elvis is on tour through much of March. In March he returns to the Houston Astrodome and sets a one-day attendance record with his two shows. Also in March he plays Memphis for the first time since 1961 and does four shows in two days to meet the demand for tickets. Another live album results from the excitement in Memphis, Elvis Recorded Live On Stage in Memphis, recorded at one of the shows. Included is a live performance of How Great Thou Art that will go on to win Elvis his third Grammy award. He resumes touring in May and plays the Sahara in Lake Tahoe May 16 -26. He’s back on tour in mid-June and takes a few weeks off, starting in early July.

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August 19 - September 2, 1974
     Back to the Hilton in Vegas for an engagement. During this engagement Barbra Streisand and Elvis discuss his playing the male lead opposite her in her remake of the film A Star is Born. Elvis is excited by the prospect of returning to the screen in a serious film. He still has aspirations to become a serious actor. He is growing weary of the road, his health is worsening, his performances are suffering, and he needs a new challenge. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work out for various reasons.

September 27 - October 14, 1974
     Elvis is on tour again. Plays the Sahara-Tahoe October 11-14.

     Record releases have continued through this period with varying degrees of success.

January 29 - February 14, 1975
     Elvis is hospitalized with health and prescription problems again.

March 1975
     Elvis’ live recording of How Great Thou Art from the album recorded at one of his Memphis concerts in 1974 wins the Grammy for Best Inspirational Performance. This is Elvis’ third and final Grammy win out of fourteen nominations (one nomination posthumously). All three Grammy wins have been for his gospel music.

March 18 - April 1, 1975
     Engagement at the Hilton.

April - July, 1975
     Elvis tours in concert.

August 18 - September 5, 1975
     Elvis opens in Vegas but ends his engagement on the 20th and is hospitalized in Memphis until September 5.

November 1975
     The renovation of a Convair 880 jet Elvis bought earlier in the year is complete, and he takes his first flight on the Lisa Marie jet.

December 2-15, 1975
     Elvis returns to the Hilton in Vegas to make up for the shows that were canceled during his previous engagement.

December 31, 1975
     Elvis performs a special New Year’s Eve concert in Pontiac, Michigan and sets a single performance attendance record of 62,500.

February 1976
     Elvis has a week of recording sessions in the den at Graceland, with RCA bringing in mobile recording equipment. Songs from this will comprise the forthcoming album From Elvis Presley Boulevard, Memphis, Tennessee (which will hit number one on the country album chart in May) and over half of the forthcoming Moody Blue album.

March 17-22, 1976
     Elvis tours in concert.

April 21-27, 1976
     Elvis tours in concert.

April 30 - May 9, 1976
     An engagement at the Sahara Tahoe in Nevada.

May 27- June 6, 1976
     Elvis tours in concert.

June 25 - July 5, 1976
     Elvis tours in concert.

July 23 - August 5, 1976
     Elvis tours in concert.

August 27-September 8, 1976
     Elvis tours in concert.

October 14-27, 1976
     Elvis tours in concert.

October 29-30, 1976
     Continuation of recording in the den at Graceland.

Early November, 1976
     Elvis and Linda Thompson, his steady girlfriend since 1972, split up.

Late November, 1976
     Elvis meets Ginger Alden who will be his steady girlfriend until his death.

November 24-30, 1976
     Elvis tours in concert.

December 2-12, 1976
     Elvis plays the Hilton in Vegas for what will turn out to be the last time.

December 27-31, 1976
     Elvis tours in concert, ending with a special New Year’s Eve concert in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

February 12-21, 1977
     Elvis tours in concert.

March 23-30, 1977
     Elvis tours in concert.

April 1-5, 1977
     Elvis is hospitalized in Memphis and tour shows scheduled for March 31-April 3 are canceled.

April 21- May 31/June 1-2, 1977
     Elvis tours in concert.

June 17-26, 1977
     Elvis tours in concert. Shows on June 19, 20, and 21 are recorded by RCA for an upcoming live album and are videotaped for an upcoming CBS-TV television special. (Footage from the show on the 20th is not used in the special.) The special will be called Elvis in Concert. It will first air on October 3 after Elvis’ death in August. The camera gives a shocking picture of Elvis’ poor health in his final days, but his voice is strong.

June 26, 1977
     A concert at Indianapolis, Indiana’s Market Square Arena. This will turn out to be his very last concert performance.

June 27- August 15, 1977
     Elvis relaxes in Memphis and prepares for the next leg of touring for 1977.

August 16, 1977
     Shortly after midnight Elvis returns to Graceland from a late-night visit to the dentist. Through the early morning of the 16th he takes care of last minute tour details and relaxes with family and staff. He is to fly to Portland, Maine that night and do a show there on the 17th, then continue the scheduled tour. He retires to his master suite at Graceland around 7:00 AM to rest for his evening flight. By late morning, Elvis Presley is dead of heart failure. It is announced by mid-afternoon. In a matter of hours the shock registers around the world.


 


Information Updated 4/05
 With reference to  Steve Preston the UK's greatest  Elvis tribute act  is mentioned on various

web sites including the world renown
 www. ELVIS-IMPERSONATORS . COM

 

May 2005 - The real "Evil Elvis" Louis Rockafella reaches new lows
 
The announcement of Louis Rockafellas 2005 tour with Elvis Presley's original backing singers The Sweet

Inspirations, as expected unfortunately, has caused quite a stir with only a select few in the Elvis Impersonator

world.
2 yr campaign of hate has now gone into overdrive. He has tried every trick in the book to stop the

tour (and failed) !
 
The latest sick con is visiting message boards not only in UK but USA too, and leaving pathetic messages of apology,

signed by Janet Fella, manager of Louis Rockafella.
We have NEVER apologised to Mr Preston and this new scheme just reafirms what we already know, as the Mirror

stated "Evil"
 
Any sane Elvis fan, viewing comments and opinions publically displayed by Steve Preston on message boards and

on Steve Prestons multiple web sites pages, can see for themselves the type of character he is, and the damage

they are doing to the name and memory of Elvis.
 
 
 
The most disgusting part of it all is that Steve Preston is now personally attacking The Sweet Inspirations with direct

comments in his frustration that all his attempts to try stop the tour did not succeed.
 To insult Elvis Presley's very own personal friends is the lowest of the low. 
 
 
 
Latest News - Monday February 14th 2005
 
THE DAILY MIRROR

Click image above to read full article
The Daily Mirror investigated the evidence and have drawn their own conclusion
Go Direct to The Mirror web site here Re: Evil Elvis
"EVIL ELVIS"
Net War Arrest Threat
Exclusive by Rod Chaytor
An Elvis Impersonator faces arrest for an internet harassment campaign on a rivel.
It began when a web site claimed , he was No.1 in the country's top ten Elvis acts.
 
Professional performer Louis Rockafella, 43, found bookings dried up after the site listed him under "amateur acts"

and carried links to attacks on his singing and outfits.
He and wife Janet, 32, - his manager - discovered the "independant" site was  work.
Louis of Ormskirk, Lancs, said: "The work has just disapeared. Our livelihood is at stake" 
 Louis was sent solicitors letters threatening to sue for defamation and malicious falsehood. He told Louis Lawyers

he would remove the slurs and not repeat them.
But messages on a fans' site hinted Louis' web address was for sale and might be used for porn.
Preston sent Janet emails including a picture of her with a
Preston of Lancs, refused to comment. 
 


 
Photo: ATTACK: Preston - Photo VICTIM: Louis Rockafella
(Copy from The Daily Mirror - see article above)
 
Below: THE STAGE NEWSPAPER (Newspaper for Performers, Agents and Managers)
follows the same story...click to enlarge

 

 Above : Steve Preston - photo taken from LET paper August 2004 (During an Interval on a show)
 
From: Phil Naylor
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 10:51 PM
To: mailbox@mirror.co.uk
Subject: Evil Elvis ....................
Dear Mirror
First and foremost, I am an Elvis fan.  I am also a big fan of Louis Rockafella.  But, having read Rod Chaytor's

Exclusive on the harassment campaign against Louis, I felt compelled to offer my full support to him and his wife,

Janet.
 
I first saw Louis, almost 2 years ago, in Southport and many times since.  He has always given a 100% plus pure

Elvis tribute.  In fact, I have never seen or heard better.  No matter how big or small the venue & whether it be a

private function, charity event or stage show, Louis has always been a true professional. 
 
I feel sad to think what the King might say to all of this being done in his name.  I would like to congratulate Louis and

Janet on the dignified manner they have held throughout.  I hope it will all be over soon and wish you both well for the

future ~ There is no finer couple you could wish to meet.
 
There are many thousands of Elvis tributes around the world, each with there own style and supporters.  I have

seen quite a few, myself, over the years.  But, none compare to The Spirit of Elvis ~ King of All Tributes.  Yes, you

might say that I'm bias in my opinion ~ With good reason!
 
As Louis always says at his shows, and I quote: "Remember these words ~ 'There is only one Elvis'!"
 
Mrs Philomena (Phil) Naylor
Liverpool, Merseyside
 
Lancashire Evening Telegraph - February 16th 2005

 Steve said "I would challenge Louis to a head to head

showdown anyday, but I wouldn't even compare myself to the likes of him"
Janet said" We are not interested in a showdown - we just want this to stop"
After receiving solicitors letters threatening court action for defamation and malicious falsehood, Mr Preston told

Louis's lawyers he would remove all comments about Louis from his internet sites and not repeat them.
Louis said "There is plenty of work out there if you go looking for it"   "We do not go around bad mouthing people or

attacking other Elvis tributes - It's not professional"
Janet has handed a 200 page dossier to the internet crime department of Lancashire Police. A spokesman for


Louis is due to tour the UK from May this year with The Sweet Inspirations, Elvis own backing singers from 1969 until

his death in 1977. The show called "The Spirit of Elvis & The Sweet Inspirations" will be at The King Georges Hall,

Blackburn on May 28.
Steve will headline his own show at Waterfoot New Mill Burnley Rd East on Friday at 7.30pm.
 

From the office of Louis Rockafella
 
To whom it may concern....
 
Fifteen months ago, October 2003 we were added to a website of Elvis impersonators, in an inappropriate section,

we pointed out the mistake but the website owner refused to adjust it's content.  Our legal representatives were able

to secure an agreement with the owner of the websites Mr Stephen Ljevar, (aka Elvis tribute act Steve Preston)

concerned to no longer include any mention of us on his sites.
 
That agreement is shown below, signed and dated 19th July 2004 
 


Mr Ljevar also purchased the domain name "louisrockafella.com", we believe that this was done in order to

misrepresent our business to our customers and fan base.
 
Mr Ljevar, soon began adding derogatory and unfair remarks aimed towards us and an unfair and inaccurate review

onto his website.  This was done in complete disregard for the agreement signed.  We responded by explaining to all

concerned that there was no substance to Mr Ljevar's claims, we presented the reality of the situation on our

website and attempted to negotiate circumstances whereby the untruths contained on his websites would be

removed, as would the truth of his actions be removed from ours.
 
Just when we felt that we would be able to sensibly conclude these matters, Mr Ljevar decided instead to publish

onto his website a falsified and rather groveling apology pertaining to be from us, which he himself had composed. 

No such apology was ever made by us.  Mr Ljevar then proceeded to litter his website with many pages that included

communications from us that he had edited to suit his own ends.
 
The situation has escalated in recent weeks, currentely 28 pages of malicious attacks displayed on Mr Ljevars web

sites. This situation has reached a point where we felt that we were left with no option but to take the least preferred

option of pursuing this continuing matter by legal processes.
 
Feb. 2005 - The 200+ page dossier has been been handed to the internet crime department of Lancashire Police.

Louis said"If undertakings are not given or the behaviour recurs, This process is now underway.
 
Yours sincerely.
Janet Fella
 
On behalf of
Louis Rockafella
The Spirit of Elvis
Professional Elvis Presley tribute artist
 
 
We display the following links for information purposes
 
The following web sites are all owned and maintained byElvis Impersonator, Steve

Preston
Web sites: elvis-impersonators.co.uk, elvis-impersonators.com
The two sites above are heavily advertised on the internet as the UK's Top 10 Elvis impersonators and Elvis tribute

agency. They claim the sites are owned by a company in Houston Texas, when infact they are owned by 

Steve Preston who
places himself in a number one position on a list of "top ten Elvis acts" a list designed by himself
 
1. / For details of web site ownership see link below:
 
http://amail.co.uk/cgi-bin/adetails.pl?domain=elvis-impersonators.co.uk&brand=amail
 
2. / Web sites: elvistribute.org , steve-preston.com, stevepreston.com
The above three sites are Steve Preston's personal web sites, for registrant details see link below:
http://amail.co.uk/cgi-bin/adetails.pl?domain=steve-preston.com&brand=amail
 
3. / Web Site: louisrockafella.com
For registrant details see link below:
http://amail.co.uk/cgi-bin/adetails.pl?domain=louisrockafella.com&brand=amail
 
Message to ETA's
To all other ETA's ask yourself, would you accept the content of Steve Prestons sites if it were targetted at you ? 

Feel free to compare the content of http://www.louisrockafella.co.uk/Case_file.htm with the many pages Steve

Preston has posted in recent months.( A staggering 26 pages as of today 21 Feb 2005 )  The allegation that we are

responsible for the bomb scare is false.  Ask yourself who is doing the attacking, who is responsible for a hate

campaign.
We have offered a sensible solution, this offer wasn't taken.  The only other solution available to us is to now use the

courts.  Continuous damage to our professional reputation by way of manipulated statements, false allegations and

unsubstantiated claims is something we simply cannot accept, nobody else would accept this treatment either.  We

reserve the right to defend ourselves, you would too.
 
To clarify, prior to these matters going to court, once the 7 points are satisfied that are in breach of the undertaking

as signed by Steve Ljevar aka Steve Preston 19/07/04, we will remove

http://www.louisrockafella.co.uk/Case_file.htm from our web presence and express no further interest in SP or his

business.
 
 21/02/05 To quote Steve Preston with reference to the domain name: " www.Louisrockafella.com will NEVER be

offered in any negotiations "
 

 

Elvis Tribute Artist...

Okay, so you haven’t actually been waiting, but started to wonder what happened back in January right? No? Okay, so you haven’t been waiting, and haven’t really thought much about this entire site-period. I understand... a little heartbroken, but I do understand.

Either way... whether you’ve been waiting for it or not, (And I won’t go into the reasons for the delay-saving you all the dreaded monologue) without further ado ... Let’s find out what it takes to be an Elvis Tribute Artist.

You do realize that to go tramping through this ground is considered a suicidal attempt, don’t you?

The lineage of people who’ll be standing in line to throw the preverbal “Pie-In-The-Face” is only a slight concern to me. I will attempt to write this in a dignified manner, but please don’t hesitate to look the other way if I end up with a little pie ala nose gracing my face!

On with the story...

The history of Elvis look-a-likes, now more notably called, Elvis Tribute Artists, stem back to when Elvis was still shooting bullets at television sets, along with light bulbs in his pool!

I would love to know when, and who was the actual first guy to step on stage and try to fill the big guy’s shoes, and if anyone can give me a correct answer with some data behind it, I will be indebted forever!

To step on stage and try to catch the persona of a music hero would have been a great daring feat in itself back then, but to do so now is more like standing on stage and waiting for rotten tomatoes or roses to be tossed your way. You will either be liked, or you won’t. They will either reach to grab your sweat soaked towel, or reach up and prepare to bonk ones hopes and dreams!

What exactly does it take to become one of the godsends of ETA’s? Well, over the past few years I have been watching from the sidelines and working with the best... it occurs to me that it is painfully obvious which ones should pursue their career, or to save face and just be remembered as the guy that brought the house down-at your local talent show.

First off, I am not here to insult anyone, and if you have won a talent show- I am not directing my comments to you, in fact take pride in yourself, regardless of where you are at in your life, or what talents you have shown appreciative audiences.

I am simply going to see it from a fans point of view. As an Elvis fan and a fan of some of my dearest ETA friends, I have a tendency to be a little harsher then some may be. Please be patient with me and hear me out.

I made a comment in the poll that I had running back in December, about tennis shoes, and white jogging suits. Would it surprise you that I have actually seen some of these, and that those particular individuals like to speak “at” you as if they were the King resurrected? Oh yeah, it’s true and it’s not a good vision-trust me! As far as I know, Elvis never spoke down to people and he never had a big head- and I KNOW that Elvis never wore jogging suits and runners for his performances.

THOSE my dear readers are the ETA’s that really irritate me!

Whether or not they have $3000.00 jumpsuits on, or your K-Mart line of jogging apparel, they should not “act” as the one they portray to be.

Do clothes say it all? Well of course not, (Yes, I’m sitting here in my comfies)... but in the professional world, clothes do matter-and a lot!

If you’re a janitor, would you head out in a suit or heels? No, not likely. What about a banker, would you leap into work early in the morning in just your skivvies? Pardon me, but I rest my point.

As a professional, or non professional career person- one should dress accordingly. Although I doubt anyone really cares one way or another if your local stock boy wears a three piece suit, complete with tie and cummerbund to work or not. Although, as an Elvis Tribute Artist- you best be heading to your job site, completely professional!

If I wanted to attend a show and see some guy up there trying to maneuver his large frame in an itty bitty jogging suit- I would head out to a Ripley’s Believe it or Not museum! That would be like me trying to strut my stuff like Sharon Stone in a bikini-NOT-give me a break! I may be able to act like Sharon Stone (which I can’t of course)...but I know dang well I’d never be able to wear a bikini (if they made them my size) like her! When I head out to a performance, I want a professional person standing on stage, and displaying as close approximation to Elvis Presley as humanly possible.

Whether or not he has singing talent is of course important, but with so many great singers, it’s hard to sometimes narrow the field down to the “best”. As far as I can see, 50% will sound okay, 40% sound great, 5% sound “awesome”, and 5% are either tone deaf or can’t carry a note. If he can’t sing a lick, then I’m not going to be punished further down the road, I just won’t go and see him again-ever. He is the master of his own destruction at that point. I will not be a part of it- but for god’s sake - at least try to look good!

Elvis was the finest human form of a man that anyone could ever possibly imagine. I think God put him on this earth, not only to bring music to the world, and weld hands of friendship together, but I think god’s last magical thought must have been, “here’s a little special treat for thy women’s eyes!”

No, I don’t expect perfection when I’m looking at an ETA on stage although I am looking for a sincere form of appreciation to the man who brought this person down this particular career path. I expect him, not only to be presentable, but to also know his subject inside and out. I also expect the person to sing from the heart, be humble, and to take great pride in his looks and overall appearance.

If you’re going to head to the stage in front of an audience, you better make sure you give that first impression your best. It’s those first few seconds that make the world of difference. You can always touch up the audience later... but if your going to make friends with some of us hardened and seasoned Elvis fans- you better be prepared to be a bug under a magnifying glass!

To be perfectly honest, we simply don’t want anyone that harms the memory of a simple country boy-turned King. We have generations following close on our heels, and these guys really are setting an example.

If you just can’t afford certain clothes or dedicate time polishing up this career, then wait it out. Wait until everything comes together for you. Then you will know if it’s the right thing or not. Your voice is a talent you were born with, you can enhance it and train it... but your dress apparel is entirely up to you. You don’t have to be rich to look good.

Just please don’t come on stage as a professional in white joggers and running shoes!

I would like to leave you all with this one thought to ponder...

If Elvis was sitting out in the audience, would he be pleased with you and your performance? Would he clap you on the back and say “good job my friend” or would he pull out his revolver and mistake you for Robert Goulet?

 

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Darren Rivers

Peter Day
Paul Richie

Steve Greer 
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Gordon Hendricks

Mario Kombou
Aaron of Derby, England Heath Ashton of Devon, England
Gary Jay of Devon, England Alan James of Devon
England Jesse Garon of Dewsbury, England
Martyn Dias (Elvis Shmelvis) of Dunstable, England
Danny Bravo of Essex, England
Danny Louis of Goole, England
William Maurice of Guildford, England
Dave Moran of Harrogate, England
Steve Preston of Haslingden, England
Barry Paull of Ilminster, England
Scott Elvis Waterton of Kent, England
Daniel Craig of Leeds, England
 Joseph King of Leicester, England
 Phil King of Liverpool, England
Adam Ashcroft of Littlehampton, England
George Elias of London, England
Colbert Hamilton (Black Elvis) of London,England
Paul Hyu (Chinese Elvis) of London, England
Lou Jordan of London,
England Mario of London, England
Nico of London, England
Ivor Potter of London, England
Dave Quinn of London, England
Sal of London, England
Anthony Shore of London, England
El Memphis King of Manchester, England
Eric Summers of Manchester,
England Elvis Williamson of Manchester England
Jonny Hale of Northampton, England
Mark Goddard of Norwich, England
Jett Scream of Norwich, England
Peter Sisman of Oxford, England
Paul Rouse of Reading, England
Lewis Gates of Rochdale, England
Dean Lee Vegas of Romford, England
Paul Molloy of Rossendale, England
Leigh Casling (Leevis) of St Albans, England
Willard Ford of Slough, England
Ray Siberini of Slough, England 
Memphis King of Stoke, England
Dave Sands of Surbiton, England
Nasar Sufian of Surrey, England
Jim Santana of Wakefield, England
James Zakeri of Wakefield, England
John E Prescott of Warrington, England
Paul Priestley of Washington, England
Gary King of Welling, England
Enid Butler of Whitby, England
Neil Duncan of Whitstable, England
Dave Michael of Whitstable, England
Kenny Dee of Winchester, England
Rock E of Wolverhampton, England
Paul Bulmer of York, England
Billy Lambert of York, England
Ray King of York,
England Eddie Vee of York, England

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 Bibby Simmons
 Danny Spinosa
 Steve Sogura
 Chris Solano
 Nasar Sufian
 Yoshi Suzuki
 Junior Talley
 Scott Douglas Teceno
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 Johnny Thompson
 Joe Tirrito
 Tim El
 Greg Toland
 Don Tracker
 Joe Trites
 Johnny Vegas
 Michael Vegas
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Monday, February 14, 2005

"Evil Elvis"

Net war arrest threat
By Rod Chaytor

AN Elvis impersonator faces arrest for an internet harassment campaign on a rival.
It began when a website claimed Steve Preston, 50, was No1 in the country's top 10 Elvis acts.

Professional performer Louis Rockafella, 43, found bookings dried up after the site listed him under "amateur acts" and carried links to attacks on his singing and outfits. He and wife Janet, 32 - his manager - discovered the "independent" site was Preston's work.

Louis, of Ormskirk, Lancs, said: "The work has just disappeared. Our livelihood is at stake."

Preston was sent solicitor's letters threatening to sue for defamation and malicious falsehood. He told Louis' lawyers he would remove the slurs and not repeat them.
But messages on a fans' site hinted Louis' web address was for sale and might be
used for porn.Preston sent Janet emails including a picture of her with a
lizard's head.

Preston, of Haslingden, Lancs, refused to comment. Police said: "If undertakings are not given or the behaviour recurs, he will be placed under arrest."


http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/allnews/tm_objectid=15187092
&method=full&siteid=50143&headline=evil-elvis-name_page.html

Louis Rockafella can also be seen on my website of Elvis Impersonator autographs, The Hall of Kings at www.biboland.com

UPDATE:

It appears someone wrote in and left a comment pretending to be Louis Rockafella or associated with him. They were not. The comment has been removed. We apologize for any wrong impression that was left by this comment. Sometimes things slip through. I thank Janet Fella bringing this to my attention.

posted by Bill Bibo at 8:18 PM  

5 Comments:

Anonymous said...

This post has been removed by a blog administrator.

11:44 AM  
JanetFella said...

Hi Janet Fella here, Louis Rockafella manager. Just to add the last post by anonymous was not made by L.Rockafella or any one on his behalf. We have never apologised to Steve Preston. The Mirror had viewed the 200 page dossier of evidence and drew thir own conclusion after checking all the evidence and speaking to solicitors. The Mirror do not print anything without evidence to back it up. What was printed is the truth. Even now after almost 2years of web harrasment from Steve Preston he continues with his campaign. In the nexty few weeks we start a national tour UK with Elvis Presleys original backing singers The Sweet Inspirations. We will be performing in 8 venues across the country and tickets are in strong demand. Much to the annoyance of Mr Preston, our tour is set to be a huge success!
See the web site at
www.thesweetinspirations.co.uk

5:21 AM  
Anonymous said...

for the true story visit
http://www.elvis-impersonators.com/LRockafella.htm

and see the real reason why Loius Rockafella's tour flopped.

4:58 PM  
Anonymous said...

for the true story visit
http://www.elvis-impersonators.com/LRockafella.htm

and see the real reason why Loius Rockafella's tour flopped.

4:58 PM  
Anonymous said...

We the police never threatned anyone with arrest over this matter. Please remove that comment as it is fabricated.
Lancashire Constabulary

1:59 PM  

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