Kung Foo Fighting was a big top 40 hit and had nothing to do with Elvis. They
just used the song for the movie to fit the scene.
Marty
Steve...
>Subject: Re: Marty/KungFu
From: Ste...@webtv.net (Steve Braun)
Date: Mon, 29
>Dec 1997 09:40:27 -0600
Judy "Kung Fu Fighting" was a number one hit for
>Carl Douglas in 1974.
Steve...
I travelled to London to see the world premier of the movie and was horrified
when this came on. If You Talk In Your Sleep would have been ideal. Someone
should have been shot for that.
she could raise the dead man
Keeping Elvis #1
Ian
But what did Elvis ACTUALLY say here, Ian??
Dennis
>Subject: Re: Marty/KungFu
From: daro...@worldnet.att.net (Dennis A.
>Rodgers)
Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 02:26:36 GMT
Dennis
Now you know only too well what he said.
That was the funny thing - seeing it in the cinema, uncensored, and with it
being the premiere of the movie, there were journalists there and a large
number of people who weren't fans.
When he came out with the famous words, I broke into screeching laughter and
embarassed the woman I had gone with and who had thought I was taking her to
London for a day out - she didn't last long.
but - she gave great head
Keeping Elvis #1
Ian
Wow, the string has disintegrated to the lowly depths of some man's
mind!
Getting back to KUNG FU FIGHTING, I guess then that they edited the
footage they had to match the music. I know the song was popular, but
coouldn't remember who the artist was. Great film editing then!
Judy
Carl Douglas did "Kung Fu Fighting" I agree with Ian in that "If You Talk In Your Sleep"
would have been nice and Elvis would have liked it.
"I was burried in a beaver"
Keeping Elvis #1
Julian
On Wed, 31 Dec 1997 16:29:10 -0800, Julian Grant
<rc...@dial.pipex.com> wrote:
==>"I was burried in a beaver"
You have the original video, huh ? :-)))
Til next time,
Paul (from France)
>IWMackay wrote:
>
> In article <689m6p$i...@bgtnsc02.worldnet.att.net>,
>daro...@worldnet.att.net
> (Dennis A. Rodgers) writes:
> But
> >what did Elvis ACTUALLY say here, Ian??
>
>
>Dennis
>
> Now you know only too well what he said.
>
> but - she gave great head
>
Wow, the string
>has disintegrated to the lowly depths of some man's
mind!
Judy, you've obviously missed the point totally.
The above phrase is what Elvis says in This Is Elvis before it was cleaned up
for consumption by middle america to (I assume) Harra overdubbing 'She could
raise the dead'.
Personally, I liked the scene in its original form because it showed what a
filthy mouth Elvis had on him (as did Julian's subsequent quote from On Tour -
is that overdubbed now too?). I think the other side of Elvis it showed was
the show-off in him - he specifically made the point of dragging (from memory)
Red over to the camera to say it. Wetheimer said in DC last month that he'd
done a bit of a show-off thing in the train to attract attention from the two
girls when he had the panda, as they weren't noticing him.
That's just part of the guy and something we all have to accept - just listen
to the Hurt lyrics for an extended version.
And as for exploring the lowly depths of my mind - just drop me an Email and we
can do it together :)
Getting back to
>KUNG FU FIGHTING, I guess then that they edited the
footage they had to match
>the music. I know the song was popular, but
coouldn't remember who the
>artist was. Great film editing then!
No I think it was crap. I think the movie came out in '81 and think the
single came out in '76 so it was totally out of place then and it's worse now.
Judy
Don't you know it's you I love most of all
Keeping Elvis #1
Ian
WOW I think I'm in love
Lisa
Hi Paul,
I first got a bootleg copy in '81 and then the first official release
which included the dirty bits. Taped over them for the 150 minute version
so no longer have it.
"What a friend we have in Jesus"
Keeping Elvis #1
Julian
IWMackay wrote in message <19980102021...@ladder02.news.aol.com>...
>
>Personally, I liked the scene in its original form because it showed what a
>filthy mouth Elvis had on him (as did Julian's subsequent quote from On
Tour -
>is that overdubbed now too?). I think the other side of Elvis it showed
was
>the show-off in him - he specifically made the point of dragging (from
memory)
>Red over to the camera to say it.
I agree Ian. Maybe I'm sick, but for some reason I get a kick out of
hearing Elvis curse. I guess it's because I grew up believing Elvis was
pure, and now we have proof he was human after all.
Dear Georgie
--Greg
if that's what gets you going, it's a shame I didn't have a tape recorder going
for all those 24 years, you would have got your jollies for the rest of your
life. He could verbally peel the paint off a wall. And yes, i enjoyed hearing
it and joining in too. After all, I was brought up in the streets of NY.
Marty
Judy, Judy, Judy, Judy, Judy!
-Cary Grant
I don';t care if you guys want to comment on this, I thought funny also,
but start your on topic on it, please don't unload it so suddenly as an
answer to my question. Judy