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In The Ghetto. (Original Post)
Uncle Joe
Mar 2016
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bkkyosemite
(5,792 posts)1. Love you sweetheart
Uncle Joe
(58,426 posts)2. Elvis was special.
Peace to you, bkkyosemite.
DianaForRussFeingold
(2,552 posts)3. This is One Song That Really Touched Me!
Thank You so much for posting this! I think it came out in 1969 and Still brings tears to my eyes...!
There's also a Music-Video with Elvis's daughter singing along.
Uncle Joe
(58,426 posts)4. I'm happy you enjoyed it, DianaForRussFeingold.
Peace to you.
Hotler
(11,445 posts)5. I still have this on 45rpm....
one of the first 45's I bought when I was a kid.
Uncle Joe
(58,426 posts)6. That's probably worth some money nowadays,
I have it on cassette.
Peace to you, Hotler.
Hoppy
(3,595 posts)8. I still have "Don't be Cruel" and "Hound Dog" on a 78 R.P.M.
Hoppy
(3,595 posts)7. I forgot for a long time that he was born in a working class family.
Uncle Joe
(58,426 posts)9. Elvis was born in Tupelo, Mississippi, he was a "twinless twin" as his sibling didn't survive.
He lived there until he was about 13 when his family moved to Memphis.