#112189 by Slacker G
Fri May 21, 2010 11:29 pm
Fri May 21, 2010 11:29 pm
If so you're awfully quiet. Have you left the building?
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I'm not too close-minded. I've seen a cpl good ones.
The first that comes to mind is a guy named "Little El," who used to work the Balto area.
There was a lot of good music from Elvis. The tribute acts are often pretty good, & they've often been at it a looooooooooong time. Some of them are pretty sad, though...
The first that comes to mind is a guy named "Little El," who used to work the Balto area.
There was a lot of good music from Elvis. The tribute acts are often pretty good, & they've often been at it a looooooooooong time. Some of them are pretty sad, though...
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#112323 by Slacker G
Sun May 23, 2010 9:03 pm
Sun May 23, 2010 9:03 pm
Bob,
You don't happen to have a couple of those bell bottomed sequined high collared jump suits lying around do you? I'm considering a career change.
I saw an Elvis at a Baptist pot luck jam session once. He was about 6' 3-4" tall. He had a white Elvis outfit. The bottoms his bell bottoms were about 4" above his ankles. He didn't sing very well, but he did a lot of the poses, granted it looked more like he was doing the "robot" as he went into his Elvis stances. When he wasn't tripping over his own feet he did pretty well on the dancing.
It was a memorable experience. I started playing guitar along with the record and he really went into high gear. It was fun. The rest of the band was still chowing down. Gradually they all joined in.
You don't happen to have a couple of those bell bottomed sequined high collared jump suits lying around do you? I'm considering a career change.
I saw an Elvis at a Baptist pot luck jam session once. He was about 6' 3-4" tall. He had a white Elvis outfit. The bottoms his bell bottoms were about 4" above his ankles. He didn't sing very well, but he did a lot of the poses, granted it looked more like he was doing the "robot" as he went into his Elvis stances. When he wasn't tripping over his own feet he did pretty well on the dancing.
It was a memorable experience. I started playing guitar along with the record and he really went into high gear. It was fun. The rest of the band was still chowing down. Gradually they all joined in.
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