[SW1966]

This is rather nice.
YouTube - Elvis Presley - The last farewell

[JOEMUGG]

YEP good one nick

[JOEMUGG]

Try this nick

bid sad me thinks and not really saturday morning stuff !

YouTube - Elvis Presley - Softly as I leave you (live ´74)

[SW1966]

No it's not Joe now fuck off to Horse Racing and Poker you bastard.
Hadn't heard that one before mate

[SW1966]

Simply marvellous.
YouTube - Elvis presley - You'll never walk alone

[JOEMUGG]

nick your using them up in one day lol

[SW1966]

lol
I'm well known here Joe.
Oh I see you meant Elvis lol.
I'm a fan mate.
Simple is as simple does.

[SW1966]

This is nice.
YouTube - Elvis Presley - Green, green grass of home

[SW1966]

Composer Claude Putman, Jr. Tom Jones was who had the biggest success with Green Green Grass of Home. It sang the song for the first time in a televising program in England in 1966. The reaction was so spectacular that it recorded it in the following year. It more than left a million units in the whole world and arrived at 11ª position in the table Hot 100. In England it was Nº 1 during six weeks. The leader of Skitch band Henderson recorded a version with instrument in 1968 that place in the Easy-Listening table arrived at 30º. Most of the singers country of top already had recorded Green Green Grass of Home. Tone Jones was who had the biggest success with Green Green Grass of Home. It sang the song for the first time in a televising program in England in 1966. The reaction was so spectacular that it recorded it in the following year. It more than left a million units in the whole world and arrived at 11ª position in the table Hot 100. In England it was Nº 1 during six weeks. The leader of Skitch band Henderson recorded a version with instrument in 1968 that place in the Easy-Listening table arrived at 30º. Most of the singers country of top already had recorded Green Green Grass of Home. Thank.
Then Elvis sang it.
Nothing much mattered after that.

[JOEMUGG]

Nick got to concentrate on horses now but one last one

quote
'The first time I heard his music, back in '54 or '55, I was in a car and I heard the announcer say, "Here's a guy who, when he appears on stage in the South, the girls scream and rush the stage". Then he played 'That's all right, mama'. I thought his name was about the weirdest I'd ever heard. I thought for sure he was a Black guy. Later on I grew my hair like him, imitated his stage act - once I went all over New York looking for a lavender shirt like the one he wore on one of his albums. I felt wonderful when he sang 'Bridge over troubled water', even though it was a touch on the dramatic side - but so was the song.'

Also said after seeing him sing it "how the hell am i going to sing it now after that performance"

Paul Simon

YouTube - Bridge Over Troubled Water - Elvis Presley

[SW1966]

Have a good day Joe

[DAN DAN]

Originally Posted by JOEMUGG

nick your using them up in one day lol

Does he drivel on as much in real life too Joe?

[JOEMUGG]

no idea whatsoever

[SW1966]

Originally Posted by DAN DAN

Does he drivel on as much in real life too Joe?

In case I didn't make it crystal DD you're pretty boring mate.
I really don't see what you bring to any bored.
I love pithy witty comments but my God you aint half boring pet/hen.

[JOEMUGG]