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    Elvis Festival

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    Sanctioned Elvis Festival Coming To Niagara Falls In 2017 NIAGARA FALLS, Ontario. (September 8th, 2016) – If you have a 'hunk o' burning love' for Elvis Presley, then you're about to be 'all shook up'. The Greg Frewin Theatre is partnering with ARB Productions to host the 1st Annual Niagara Falls Elvis Festival on Friday May 19th, through Sunday May 21st, 2017 at the Greg Frewin Theatre in Niagara Falls, ON. Due to the overwhelming interest and continued demand for the King of Rock'n Roll…

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    your participation in the online discussion for Lesson 3, submit your final assessment of why so many people seem to consider Elvis a seminal figure in rock. Include in your written discussion the role of mass media and its possible influence on cultural fashion. Also include references from the online discussion where appropriate. Be sure to cite your sources. Elvis Presley, also known was the “King of Rock,” played a very important part in the 50s. During this time period, the development of…

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    Thornton’s version of hound dog was so popular it iniatated multiples covers before Elvis Presley famous cover came out. The Big Mama Thornton original version was the first song that Leiber and Stoller produced. Many believed Elvis Presley himself did the best version of Hound Dog making this one of this his best-selling singles of all time, that sold around 10 million copies globally. (Hound Dog by Elvis Presley Songfacts)…

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    In 1958, Elvis Presley was drafted into the military and the next two years of serving for the army drastically affected the rest of his life and career. During his military service, Elvis had a fear that he would not be able to kick start his musical career again if all of his fans left him by the time he was released from the army. To make matters worse, his mother Gladys Presley fell terribly ill and died to Cirrhosis. This happened just a few months into his service and before his leave for…

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    to see the new movie starring Elvis Presley, but, neither of them could drive. At this point, it seemed like there was no way they would be able to go see Blue Hawaii. How would they ever get through those theater doors, buy the fresh cinema popcorn, or buy their favorite soft drinks without a ride? Maybe there was some hope, dad was home, Mary could try to convince him to take her and Pat. Mary was a little skeptical, she knew her father wasn't a big fan of Elvis. But, she decided it couldn't…

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    prodigies entered the world on this day. In Tupelo, Mississippi, Elvis Presley was born. He is one of the most well known rock-n-roll artists to ever live. By 1956, Presley had seen it all and done it all. Starting on the radio, he become more and more well known because of his style of rock. After making an appearance on radio, he eventually made his way onto the television screen because everyone wanted to know and meet who Elvis Presley. His television career began during his appearances on…

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    Elvis Presley revolutionized Rock & Roll, and his influence still echoes to this day. Elvis was rock & rolls first real star. He had a significant impact on American culture, and his hip swinging threw America into a trance in the 1950’s. Elvis although idolized, gave his listeners symbolic release to expression. His influence on African American music was not only symbolic but surprising. His love life and role in movies is constantly overlooked, yet it played a significant role in the rise and…

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    Critics Cryin' All the Time; Elvis Presley's Television Controversy A musician will go through many moments that define their career or them as a person. These moments typically have large impacts and strong causes that lead up to the event and will most likely have either positive of negative outcomes. Usually a moment in a musician’s career will have some sort of influence on their appearance, but sometimes that can change the overall view of the artist and the genre. When a moment or an…

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    know how it affected our word today? Elvis Presley he was a world phenomenon in the mid-1950´s, he was important , according to Rolling Stone Magazine ¨it was Elvis who made rock ´n´ roll the international language of pop.¨ Elvis made a large impact on american music. Rolling Stone encyclopedia of Rock and Roll describes Elvis as ¨an american music giant of the 20th century who single-handedly changed the course of music and culture in the mid-1950´s. Before Elvis really got into music he grew…

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    Elvis Aaron Presley, “the king of Rock and Roll,” was born on January 8, 1935 in Tupelo, Mississippi. He was the most successful American rock and roll singer, guitarist, and actor during the mid 1950s. He was born and raised in the South in poverty. His first musical experience was from the Pentecostal services of the First Assembly of God Church. Other influential styles that shaped his music included county, blues, rhythm and blues music, and the popular tunes at the time. In 1954,…

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