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Old 08-24-2012, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Barefoot View Post
There can only be one king ... ELVIS!!
Bare is absolutely correct - There has never been another entertainer who stirred peoples emotions like the pelvis.

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Originally Posted by Tom Hannon View Post
I agree Elvis was special. BUT if it weren't for Chuck Berry, rock n roll as we knew it would not be the way it was. Through the fiftie and sixties, music was filled with the Chuck Berry influence. Taking nothing away from Elvis, he did not write his stuff or invent guitar work that was at the time unheard of. Go Johnny Go.
Chuck Berry was great, but a very twisted human being. He is lucky he didn't suffer the same fate as Elvis. If you want to see a terrific documentary rent or buy Hail Hail Rock and Roll - the LONG version. Documents Chuck's sixtieth birthday bash.

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Originally Posted by Bruiser1 View Post
When Buddy Holly died in the horrible plane crash who kept the music going?

Who stepped up to the stage the day AFTER the music died?

What performer caused Robert Zimmerman (BOB DYLAN)to hitchhike from Hibbing MN to Fargo to see him perform?

BOBBY VEE!
I have seen Bobby Vee in person three times and he continues to put on a great show. I have vacationed and owned a lake home in the Detroit Lakes, Minnesota area for many years. Vee got his start performing at the Lake Pavillion in DL.
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