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A different Hallelujah for lexi but still a good one
One of his last if not the last ever live performances
despite being ill , almost dead on his feet , the ability
to sing , be a performer and to laugh at himself shows
greatness , humility and compassion. Something most
people need to learn.
Never any need for soundbooths , auto tune or such
just a stage , that is now standing bare.@mellow wrote:
A different Hallelujah for lexi but still a good one
Thanks melski…its a good one, like most of his ballads,soft and gospelsongs
Crying in the ChapelElvis singing In the Ghetto during his last moments. I think we should all learn from his humility, his compassion, his sense of trying to tell people not to eat the wrong food, his greatness. We should all learn from him – especially after the gross-out on Christmas Day..dying on the lavvy while straining away is very common for obese people, apparently
Hallelujah Elvis..we all love you
I liked his mid 50s music
@sceptical guy wrote:
Elvis singing In the Ghetto during his last moments. I think we should all learn from his humility, his compassion, his sense of trying to tell people not to eat the wrong food, his greatness. We should all learn from him – especially after the gross-out on Christmas Day..dying on the lavvy while straining away is very common for obese people, apparently
Hallelujah Elvis..we all love you
I liked his mid 50s music
what would world look like without sceptical guys?-still wonders-
as for the sketch..very suggestive..but its so uneccesary, skeptical guy
Halellujah
before Elvis went into gross-out territory..there was a moment..
one moment
in 1968 after all the god-awful Hawaii movies of the 60s
one moment of magic when we saw what could have been
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