O Holy Night recording?
teraf...@yahoo.com
I don't think he did but someone is betting me he did.
I didn't see it on "Christmas Peace" which I thought has every
Christmas song Elvis recorded
Dawn in Memphis
>From: teraf...@yahoo.com
>Date: 12/26/2004 2:28 PM Central Standard Time
>Message-id: <1104092909.9...@c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>
>
No, but I wish he had, his voice was perfect for that powerful song.
Bill
Charmaine Jensen wrote:
>
> <teraf...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1104092909.9...@c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> Yes Elvis did record "O Holy Night"
>
> The CD that you will find it on is as follows:-
>
> "Elvis Presley and The Jordanaires - Christmas Together" - Audio CD
>
> The tracks on this CD are as follows:-
> 2:4. O Holy Night - From: Blue Christmas : A Tribute To The King - Performed
> by: The Jordanaires Jordanaires
>
> Hope that this answers your question.
>
> Happy New Years ~
>
> Charmaine
I think it answers the question that Elvis did not record O Holy Night.
As you can see, it says Performed by: The Jordanaires, not Elvis.
Bill
suave harv
Jay46a
>
>
>"Elvis Presley and The Jordanaires - Christmas Together" - Audio CD
Charmaine..
No, Elvis did not record that song.
Its from the tribute album you just refered to in your post.
Devildog
Devildog
>From: "Charmaine Jensen" charmai...@sympatico.ca
>Yes Elvis did record "O Holy Night"
>
>The CD that you will find it on is as follows:-
>
>2:4. O Holy Night - From: Blue Christmas : A Tribute To The King - Performed
>by: The Jordanaires
You dope, that was recorded by the Jordanaires after Elvis' death, for a
tribute album. I believe it was recorded in 78 or 79.
CharlesBunch995
>by: The Jordanaires
That should answer the question. It was performed by the Jordanaires, not
Elvis. I'm not being argumentative, just pointing out something you
overlooked.
Chuck
Devildog
>From: "Charmaine Jensen" charmai...@sympatico.ca
>Yes Elvis did record "O Holy Night"
>
>The CD that you will find it on is as follows:-
>
>"Elvis Presley and The Jordanaires - Christmas Together" - Audio CD
>2:4. O Holy Night - From: Blue Christmas : A Tribute To The King - Performed
>by: The Jordanaires
That was the Jordanaires only from a tribute album recorded in 78 or 79, dope.
teraf...@yahoo.com
I won the $20! hee hee
I love Christmas when I get to rub his smug face into something!
Oh, Why can't everyday be like Christmas......
Broadway
>
>The CD that you will find it on is as follows:-
>
>"Elvis Presley and The Jordanaires - Christmas Together" - Audio CD
>
>
>Hope that this answers your question.
>
>Happy New Years ~
>
>Charmaine
O' Holy Asswipe, 'Happy New Years' to you as well.
Seeing as you're the O' REAL Elvis fan, my wish for you is...when you get past
how good Elvis looked in the 68 Special, you might have some idea what the O
fuck it's all about.
_________________________________________________
Dawn in Memphis
>Date: 12/26/2004 5:08 PM Central Standard Time
>Message-id: <20041226180801...@mb-m24.aol.com>
I'll be interested to see if the
MISinformation mistress apologizes for her boo-boo
Oh, and Charmaine, any TRUE/REAL Elvis fan like yourself should have know EP
never recorded that song.
Dawn in Memphis
>Date: 12/26/2004 5:09 PM Central Standard Time
>Message-id: <cqngb3$p4a$1...@hercules.btinternet.com>
Wouldn't we all? heh-heh
JONBURROWS11
>Date: 26/12/2004 18:12 EST
>Message-id: <20041226181252...@mb-m07.aol.com>
added to it when it went to cassette that were done by none other than Orion!!
Although I dont believe he did O' Holy Night either. Not that that helps too
much.
Shawn
ALADDIN137
>From: freed...@aol.com (Dawn in Memphis)
>Date: 12/26/2004 1:40 PM Pacific Standard Time
>Message-id: <20041226164004...@mb-m22.aol.com>
>No, but I wish he had, his voice was perfect for that powerful song.
>
>Dawn
>www.altelvisking.com
Your so right Dawn. I have caught myself trying to sing that song, (I can't
sing) and I imagine that Elvis is singing it. After you do that for years, you
start to wonder if your wishing it or hearing it...lol I doubt apologies will
come from the peanut farm.
~Genie
Broadway
>Night" but I have. I will have to track it down ..... and will let you
>know!!
>
>Btw, I am a true Elvis fan and have been an Elvis fan for over 30 years
>now -- you never started off as an Elvis fan to begin with - your so-called
>interest in Elvis came thru your son Jordan ROTFLMAO!!!!!
>
>Everybody knows you are NOT TRUE ELVIS FAN DAWN outside of AEK - so shall we
>try in the new year to not be what we are not Dawn - huh? I am talking about
>you Dawn!!! lol
While you're rolling on the floor busting what may be a considerable gut, maybe
someone can throw you a doggy treat.
In two hundred and ten dog years, that'd be thirty for most folks, you'd half
expect a big mouth internet finger wagging kook to have some idea what songs
comprised twenty or so Xmas recordings.
Some may find that 'ROTFLMAO' material, O Keeper Of The Elvis Memory.
Dumb mutt.
_________________________________________________
Broadway
>>by: The Jordanaires
>
>
>
>You dope, that was recorded by the Jordanaires after Elvis' death, for a
>tribute album. I believe it was recorded in 78 or 79.
Chowmein said she's gonna find it.
_________________________________________________
Broadway
>there was a time that Elvis did sing this song, as I have heard it
>recently - but I don't remember where? But after the rush of the holidays
>is over with I am going to see if I can find where...
>
>My apologies to you only Chuck -- I was just rushing thru searches on the
>net trying for this one member only to get to the bottom of the one members
>question!!! It was also late! I was tired...
>
>Charmaine
>
You're talking out of your ass and back peddling again, Chowmein.
_________________________________________________
Kevin
>Actually Dawn, I do not know where it
>was that I heard Elvis singing "O Holy
>Night" but I have. I will have to track it
>down ..... and will let you know!!
Just admit to your mistake, you're the one who farted in the elevator.
Get off at the next floor and leave the mess you made behind you.
Kevin
ALADDIN137
>Date: 12/27/2004 12:07 AM Pacific Standard Time
>Message-id: <CpPzd.8806$nV.1...@news20.bellglobal.com>
>
>
>Actually Dawn, I do not know where it was that I heard Elvis singing "O Holy
>Night" but I have. I will have to track it down ..... and will let you
>know!!
********************** Actually I thought that, but knew I was just picturing
his voice. So many Christmas songs and Gospel, which I love the most.
---------------------------------------------------------
>Btw, I am a true Elvis fan and have been an Elvis fan for over 30 years
>now -- you never started off as an Elvis fan to begin with - your
>so-called
>interest in Elvis came thru your son Jordan ROTFLMAO!!!!!
******************Just hold your tongue!
You do not have any place to be charging Dawn with such a stupid statement as
that. Than follow by your ROTFLMAO junk. Lady your not a very nice person.
You should have apologized, plain and simple. If anyone ever finds a copy, then
they will apologize. But your 1,000 to one.
plus nasty! Rude and contemptuous.
------------------------------------------------->Everybody knows you are NOT
TRUE ELVIS FAN DAWN outside of AEK - so shall we
>try in the new year to not be what we are not Dawn - huh? I am talking about
>you Dawn!!! lol
********************** Total uncalled for hate. You have used her name so many
times, your like a dam broken record.
You need to get off that high horse and do a little flower picking...calm down
and act sane. Even though your obviously not.
~Aladdin
ALADDIN137
>Message-id: <CpPzd.8807$nV.1...@news20.bellglobal.com>
>
>It was also late! I was tired...
>Charmaine
It's late (or very early) and I am tired too.
Something tells me after Christmas we are all tired. Making a mistake is no big
deal, the character assassination you so gleefully posted for Dawn does not
have an excuse.
~Aladdin
Dawn in Memphis
>Message-id: <CpPzd.8806$nV.1...@news20.bellglobal.com>
>
>
>"Dawn in Memphis" <freed...@aol.com> wrote in message
>news:20041226220049...@mb-m07.aol.com...
>> I'll be interested to see if the
>> MISinformation mistress apologizes for her boo-boo
>> Oh, and Charmaine, any TRUE/REAL Elvis fan like yourself should have know
>EP
>> never recorded that song.
>
>
>Night" but I have. I will have to track it down ..... and will let you
>know!!
>
>now -- you never started off as an Elvis fan to begin with - your so-called
>interest in Elvis came thru your son Jordan ROTFLMAO!!!!!
>
>try in the new year to not be what we are not Dawn - huh? I am talking about
>you Dawn!!! lol
>
>
>
You really are a nitwit...aren't you?
Oh yea, get back to us when you find Elvis singing O Holy Night.
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOO.
LovemyPresley
Omg i'm gonna go puke now...
MARTY
"LovemyPresley" <lovemy...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041227113646...@mb-m02.aol.com...
> >Everybody knows you are NOT TRUE ELVIS FAN DAWN outside of AEK - s
>
> Omg i'm gonna go puke now...
As Kevin knows,TRUE Elvis fans don't puke, they just fart away.
Marty
teraf...@yahoo.com
here is one... no, Danny Couch
not Josh Groban
no, not John Berry
is it Aaron Neville.. No? no
not the Cathedral Singers
HERE IT IS...Elvis
nope, only the Boys Choir of Harlem
MARTY
"Broadway" <broadwa...@aol.comisGroovy> wrote in message
news:20041227040924...@mb-m06.aol.com...
Speaking of Chow Mein, the last few times I have been in NY I have had no
luck finding a place that made Chow Mein the way they did when I grew up in
the Bronx and I have been very disappointed.
They used to make it with just Bok Choy and the small hard, crisp, chow mein
noodles. Now they put carrots, peas and long Lo Mein like noodles.
Chris, do you know of any place?
Marty
>
> _________________________________________________
>
LovemyPresley
>
>Marty
But I'm not a TRUE Elvis fan as I didn't leave the womb as one...so I'm allowed
to puke.
LovemyPresley
>noodles. Now they put carrots, peas and long Lo Mein like noodles.
We have the good Bok Choy kind here with those good noodles, but when I was in
Chicago and ordered it, it came out looking as you described. I was pissed!
That ain't chow mein!
Jordan's Elvis World
>
> Actually Dawn, I do not know where it was that I heard Elvis singing "O Holy
> Night" but I have. I will have to track it down ..... and will let you
> know!!
Actually, Elvis never recorded the song in the studio. Never sang it
live in concert, and no home recordings exist of the song. The track you
mention is Jimmy "Orion" Ellis performing the song with the Jordanaires.
> Btw, I am a true Elvis fan and have been an Elvis fan for over 30 years
> now -- you never started off as an Elvis fan to begin with - your so-called
> interest in Elvis came thru your son Jordan ROTFLMAO!!!!!
> Everybody knows you are NOT TRUE ELVIS FAN DAWN outside of AEK - so
>shall we
> try in the new year to not be what we are not Dawn - huh? I am
talking >about
> you Dawn!!! lol
>
>
Yes, this is so funny.. It reminds me of an old story that goes
something like... uh.. hmmm. I don't think it's a story. what is it
again? something to do with uh... a little game called "hide and go fuck
yourself". I'm pretty sure that's what it's called.
May the new year bring you a close encounter with the underside of a U-Haul.
Sincerely,
-Jordan
H
know about Elvis. What a "True Elvis fan" she is.
.H.
"Jordan's Elvis World" <webm...@jordans-elvis-world.com> wrote in message
news:k0Yzd.32852$mA3....@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
P Henderson
Not a true Elvis fan, but a TRUE ELVIS FAN.
How much of his music do you have to own?
And Elvis art?
Do you have to have an altar?
Pauley...
"H" <d_...@rogers.com> wrote in message
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teraf...@yahoo.com
Dragged Under Truck For 18 Miles
http://www.ogrish.com/archives/2004/december/ogrish-dot-com-dragged_under_truck1.jpg
Devildog
>From: "Charmaine Jensen" charmai...@sympatico.ca
>My apologies to you only Chuck -- I was just rushing thru searches on the
>net trying for this one member only to get to the bottom of the one members
>question!!! It was also late! I was tired...
...and you were a moron trying to impress others.
Devildog
>From: "Charmaine Jensen" charmai...@sympatico.ca
>Btw, I am a true Elvis fan and have been an Elvis fan for over 30 years
>now -- you never started off as an Elvis fan to begin with - your so-called
>interest in Elvis came thru your son Jordan ROTFLMAO!!!!!
You already look like an idiot, and you're only making yourself look worse.
>Everybody knows you are NOT TRUE ELVIS FAN DAWN outside of AEK - so shall we
>try in the new year to not be what we are not Dawn - huh? I am talking about
>you Dawn!!! lol
Spoken like a TRUE idiot.
Scottie TLC
"King of the Road?" I was so embarrassed. It was some damn ass clown.
I was on my pc and I picked it up from KaZaa. When I wrote in the aek
about it, ya'll politely told me it was just some impersonator. It was
really a terrible one, but I thought it was Elvis. I know I am a TRUE
FAN. But, I will never live that down. :-(
Scottie+++++++TLC
Dawn in Memphis
>Date: 12/27/2004 5:20 PM Central Standard Time
>Message-id: <28220-41D...@storefull-3177.bay.webtv.net>
>
I think I remember that.
Everyone was polite to you 'cause you're a nice person, not a bigmouth
blowhard.
Dawn
www.altelvisking.com
Broadway
>luck finding a place that made Chow Mein the way they did when I grew up in
>the Bronx and I have been very disappointed.
>
>They used to make it with just Bok Choy and the small hard, crisp, chow mein
>noodles. Now they put carrots, peas and long Lo Mein like noodles.
>
>Chris, do you know of any place?
>
>Marty
>>
I know exactly what you're talking about.
What we remember has changed all over the place.
I was listening to an interview with Red Auerbach (Boston Celtics) the other
day and he spoke about having a weekly lunch at a place that isn't particularly
good, but he eats there because they still make Chow Mein and they make it the
old fashioned way.
I think that even when you find a joint that still knows how to make Chow Mein,
chances are you won't see those thin, crispy noodles that make it all come
together, BUT, next time you're here- check out Wo Hop at 17 Mott
St.(Downstairs).
If they don't do it like you remember, they take requests, so you don't have to
deal with peas and carrots in your Chow Mein.
My favorite kind of CM was a Coney Island treat- a Chow Mein sandwich at
Nathan's- in all it's fanciness it was CM and crispy noodles on a hamburger
bun.
Good healthy fun.
I don't know if you eat this, but another thing that sucks now is Shrimp &
Lobster Sauce. More often than not, it's swimming in a bad, watery soup instead
of that nice thickish, stick-to-your-ribs consistancy.
Same for Egg Foo Young gravy- thin and tasteless gravies everywhere.
Anyway, I'll keep my eyes open and drop a note if I get anything solid.
_________________________________________________
tcbtom
"Charmaine Jensen" <charmai...@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:CpPzd.8806$nV.1...@news20.bellglobal.com...
>
> Btw, I am a true Elvis fan and have been an Elvis fan for over 30 years
> now -- you never started off as an Elvis fan to begin with - your
> so-called
> interest in Elvis came thru your son Jordan ROTFLMAO!!!!!
>
> we
> try in the new year to not be what we are not Dawn - huh? I am talking
> about
> you Dawn!!! lol
>
Charmaine,
What is the big deal if someone is an Elvis fan for 10 years or 50
years? As long as the person is an Elvis fan is all that should matter. My
son is 15 years old and is a huge Elvis fan. Your explanation of a fan
needs some changes. So what if Dawn became a fan after Elvis' passing, what
does it matter? She is nonetheless a fan, and a much nicer woman than you
will ever be.....even in 50 years!
FYI - Elvis NEVER recorded O Holy Night, never! You must be listening to
Orion.....any fan would know that.
--
tcbtom
Before Elvis......there was nobody!
After Elvis......there is still nobody!
.....so let it be said, so let it be written!
Dawn in Memphis
>From: "tcbtom" y2pr...@aol.com
>Date: 12/27/2004 11:21 PM Central Standard Time
>Message-id: <C7udnY9cBtj...@comcast.com>
Thanks Tom, that was sweet.
Will you be coming for the Birthday"? It's supposd to be a biggie this year,
nice and crowded.
JONBURROWS11
>Date: 27/12/2004 3:10 AM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id: <CpPzd.8807$nV.1...@news20.bellglobal.com>
>
>
>"CharlesBunch995" <charles...@aol.com> wrote in message
>> That should answer the question. It was performed by the Jordanaires, not
>> Elvis. I'm not being argumentative, just pointing out something you
>> overlooked.
>> Chuck
>
>Yes I did over look this Chuck and it was late. But I do know for a fact
>there was a time that Elvis did sing this song, as I have heard it
>recently - but I don't remember where? But after the rush of the holidays
>is over with I am going to see if I can find where...
>
>net trying for this one member only to get to the bottom of the one members
>question!!! It was also late! I was tired...
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
Well you may look for this song but should you find it you will have truly a
rarity in your hands as it is listed nowhere as being recorded by Elvis.(doesnt
mean it wasnt) just means that it hasnt been found or discovered yet so happy
hunting
Shawn
ALADDIN137
>Date: 12/27/2004 1:29 PM Pacific Standard Time
>Message-id: <x8%zd.9351$tG3.7218@trnddc02>
>
>Can anyone come up with an Elvis FAQ on how to be a TRUE ELVIS FAN?
>
>Not a true Elvis fan, but a TRUE ELVIS FAN.
>How much of his music do you have to own?
>And Elvis art?
>
>Do you have to have an altar?
>
>Pauley...
>
I got a "Whole Mess Of The Blues..." lol
Lots of great memories.
I think a discription of a TRUE ELVIS FAN
Is not so much what they have saved or bought of his. How many recordings,
etc...How many trips to concerts or Graceland...
I think it is located only in the heart. You can be 90 or 9 and if the Love is
there, then I think it's fair to be called an Elvis fan..a true elvis fan.
~Genie
Richard Palmer
<che...@verizon.net> wrote:
>Can anyone come up with an Elvis FAQ on how to be a TRUE ELVIS FAN?
>
>Not a true Elvis fan, but a TRUE ELVIS FAN.
>How much of his music do you have to own?
>And Elvis art?
>
>Do you have to have an altar?
>
>Pauley...
The altar would be saved for the High Priestess of Fandom. The
ordinary True Fans just worship there during prayer meetings, it isn't
necessary to own your own.
Obligatory items would include at least one Elvis painting, preferably
displayed in the main room of the house so that visitors can say "Oh.
You're an Elvis fan then? That's an.....'interesting' painting.
Unusual, the way he's walking up those stairs to...it is heaven isn't
it? Oh, and he's got wings. Actually, I just remembered that I was
supposed to be somewhere else tonight".
Decanters would be a great help too, as would those 'lifelike'
figurines based on different periods of his life ('Gold Suit Elvis',
'68 Comeback Elvis' and 'Aloha Elvis'). A complete set of movies on
video is a must, along with an almost complete set of movies on DVD,
some stained with tears from the knowledge that all the money spent on
videos will soon be wasted when video recorders become obsolete. Ditto
for vinyl/CDs. All to be displayed next to the letter from the loan
company threatening to repossess the house unless payments are met
forthwith, and the credit card receipt from Graceland for the
authentic and authorised Elvis Halloween Costume.
I must have left something out.
Richard
Broadway
>May the new year bring you a close encounter with the underside of a U-Haul.
>
>Sincerely,
>-Jordan
I like it!
_________________________________________________
MARTY
"Broadway" <broadwa...@aol.comisGroovy> wrote in message
You just brought back a ton of memories with the sandwich. In my old
neighborhood of Hunts Point and Southern Blvd. there used to be a
Woolworth's five and dime store that sold them for ten cents. Used to get
them all the time. They tasted better than some of the crap you get in
Chinese restaurants today.
The first time I ate at Shun Lee Palace and I asked for Chow Mein and they
looked at me like I was nuts. I had to explain to them how it was made and
when it came to the crisp noodles she said, "We no have!"
Thanks,
Marty
MARTY
"Richard Palmer" <r.pa...@virgin.net> wrote in message
news:roe2t0lg7ffituv36...@4ax.com...
Three strands of Elvis' hair that are half rotting in a glass case with a
card authenticated by Donna Pritchett, Dick Grob, George Klein and Joe
Esposito that they sold for $50,000. The hair actually came from Grob's
beard.
Marty
Devildog
>The first time I ate at Shun Lee Palace and I asked for Chow Mein and they
>looked at me like I was nuts. I had to explain to them how it was made and
>when it came to the crisp noodles she said, "We no have!"
I believe chow mein is more of a dish that was made for Americans,
additionally, a lot of these restaurants aren't even Chinese, but Vietnamese or
other.
MARTY
"Devildog" <devild...@aol.comsuckthis> wrote in message
news:20041228121902...@mb-m02.aol.com...
I know. Shun Lee is supposed to be a high classed Chinese restaurant in
Manhattan. I guess Chow Mein was beneath them.
Marty
>
>
>
Richard Palmer
wrote:
>Three strands of Elvis' hair that are half rotting in a glass case with a
>card authenticated by Donna Pritchett, Dick Grob, George Klein and Joe
>Esposito that they sold for $50,000. The hair actually came from Grob's
>beard.
Then why is it short, black, and curly?
Richard
Bill
Those came from Donna.
Bill
MARTY
"Bill" <batca...@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:41D198AC...@adelphia.net...
Her beard or mustache?
Marty
P Henderson
And Standees.
Are 2 enough? Or do you need one from each era?
Is it necessary to display them all the time, or only during Elvis week and
his brthday?
We need to be correct on this.
Pauley...
"Richard Palmer" <r.pa...@virgin.net> wrote in message
news:roe2t0lg7ffituv36...@4ax.com...
LovemyPresley
>beard.
That reminded me of the time when I was in third grade and this asshole
schoolmate sold me three blades of grass for $1 and said it was from Graceland.
Well, I heard him laughing with his friends saying he picked it out of his
yard, sooooo a few days later, I told him I had pieces of Elvis' hair from
where he had gotten his hair cut when in concert here. Soooooo I took my Cher
barbie, cut off some of her hair, put it on top of pink tissue in a nice box
and sold it to him for $2. LOL
LovemyPresley
>
>Bill
lmaooooooooo ewww
Tony
and I couldn't find a listing for it.
JONBURROWS11
>Date: 28/12/2004 18:53 PM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id: <3784-41D...@storefull-3255.bay.webtv.net>
>
> I just now checked "A Life In Music: The Complete Recording Sessions,"
>and I couldn't find a listing for it.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
It was done by Orion for Sun Records in 1980 and released in 1981. Later it was
included on the CD Christmas to Elvis from The Jordinaires.
Shawn
Broadway
>>looked at me like I was nuts. I had to explain to them how it was made and
>>when it came to the crisp noodles she said, "We no have!"
>
>
>
>I believe chow mein is more of a dish that was made for Americans,
>additionally, a lot of these restaurants aren't even Chinese, but Vietnamese
>or
>other.
You hit it and that's exactly part of the problem.
Alot of the Chinese restaurants in your neck of the woods aren't owned or run
by Chinese folks at all. I know, I know...to us gringos, they all look alike.
The Chinese have stepped up the economic ladder and have found better ways to
turn a buck and the newer immigrant Vietnamese, Malaysians- even Koreans have
taken the helm of the mom-and-pop Chinese joint, of course knowing that gringos
can't tell the difference anyway, but the food has changed.
Like Chow Mein, that ancient Chinese recipe that the Chinese discovered here in
America.
That taste was a one or two generation thing. It's gone.
_________________________________________________
RThomas871
>
>Richard
Don't forget the Elvis checks with the pen that plays a few lines of one of his
songs.
Rebecca
suave harv
> It was done by Orion for Sun Records in 1980 and released in 1981. Later
it was
> included on the CD Christmas to Elvis from The Jordinaires.
> Shawn
Hmmmm, that's a major credibility knock, thinking Orion is Elvis. I bet
Charmain's detractors think they've had an extra Christmas prezzie!
Devildog
>Hmmmm, that's a major credibility knock, thinking Orion is Elvis. I bet
>Charmain's detractors think they've had an extra Christmas prezzie!
Why should it? We already have established she's a kooky idiot. Besides, the
song she listed wasn't wth that assclown, it was the Jord's alone. I had a
friend that bought it on vinyl the year it was released, thinking it was an
Elvis Christmas album.
Broadway
>Charmain's detractors think they've had an extra Christmas prezzie!
>
Well, it's not all that, but she's a pretty big dope with a pretty big mouth
and it's fun to see how much she doesn't know.
She comes in with zero credibility as far as this fan's concerned.
Everyone knows Elvis was dreamy, but 'REAL FANS' know the fundamental
difference between that one of a kind voice and a thinnish imitation that may
fool a casual listener for a minute or two at most.
Thinking Orion is Elvis- no wonder she and Allen get on so well.
_________________________________________________
Richard Palmer
<che...@verizon.net> wrote:
>How about Franklin Mint plates?
No, Franklin Mint are now the official Dead English Princess company,
rather than the official Dead American Rock'n'Roll Singer people. And
an excellent job they are doing, as well.
>And Standees.
>Are 2 enough? Or do you need one from each era?
The number of standees that a True Elvis Fan owns, should be in direct
inverse proportion to the number of friends they have. The less
friends, the more standees. It is in fact possible for a True Elvis
Fan to go through life without ever speaking to a real human being,
other than the man at the Post Office who cashes his/her social
security cheque.
>Is it necessary to display them all the time, or only during Elvis week and
>his brthday?
Display? What is 'display'? You're talking about them like they're
just pieces of cardboard or something...
>We need to be correct on this.
Indeed we do. And it scares the shit out of me.
Richard
Kevin
>The number of standees that a True Elvis
>Fan owns, should be in direct inverse
>proportion to the number of friends they
>have. The less friends, the more
>standees. It is in fact possible for a True
>Elvis Fan to go through life without ever
>speaking to a real human being, other
>than the man at the Post Office who
>cashes his/her social security cheque.
They have talking, motion activated Elvis standees now. I've dubbed
"I'll tear your tongue out by the roots" into one of them. I put him
out by the mailbox on the days when I'm expecting bills.
I have a conceited uncle who thinks he is the only one in the world who
knows that he wears a wig. I fixed one Elvis standee up for him last
Christmas. He walked in with that big clump of drain hair dangling from
his head and stopped to admire my Elvis standee. Right in front of the
whole left side of my family tree, Elvis said, "You bald mother
fucker".... in my voice. I had thought about dubbing Elvis' "Do you gaze
at your bald head, and wish you had hair", but I thought he needed
something more hair raising than that.
Kevin
Kevin
>And Standees.
>Are 2 enough? Or do you need one from
>each era? Is it necessary to display them
>all the time, or only during Elvis week and
>his brthday?
>We need to be correct on this.
>Pauley...
Elvis fans might have a plate or two, but REAL fans eat from those
plates. Do you know what a steaming hot meal can do to "Plate Elvis"?
The only thing you'll find on that plate after you finish your meal is a
message saying, "Elvis All Gone".
Kevin
JONBURROWS11
>Date: 29/12/2004 13:56 PM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id: <20041229135604...@mb-m01.aol.com>
Orion did do it and his version is included on later releases.
Shawn