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on Ed Sullivan’s Toast of the Town, elvis makes his third appearance

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Forever a pop icon—and quite possibly the man responsible for creating America's pop culture in the first place—Presley is rocking and rolling his way through a third generation of fans.
- The 20th anniversary of Presley's death saw an estimated 70,000 people take part in Elvis lectures, memorabilia auctions, special movie screenings, music listening parties, and a reverent nighttime candlelight vigil at his grave site, which is adjacent to his former mansion.

- Had a huge international fan base

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The period after his death has been marked by controversy, acclaim, ridicule, and commercialism: Officials debated the role of drugs in his death, music organizations honored his accomplishments, the media ridiculed the fans, and profiteers made money from it all. From the pits of tabloid headlines to the peaks of awards and honors, Elvis continued to make news. Death was not the end of Elvis Presley's career, it simply marked another phase.

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To commemorate Elvis on the 25th anniversary of his death, RCA released a compilation of his No.1 records titled ELV1S: 30 #1 Hits.The marketing campaign was designed around the tag line: "Before anyone did anything, Elvis did everything." A clever bit of phrasing, the line succinctly summarized Elvis' contribution to pop culture history while evoking the dynamism of his sound and the danger of his original image.

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-Elvis came  from Tupelo, Mississippi, on January 8, 1935

-Elvis grows up in a close-knit, working class family, consisting of his parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins, who all live close by in Tupelo. Although there is little money, Vernon and Gladys do their best to provide for their son. They attend the Assembly of God Church while in Tupelo where Elvis loves singing gospel. He also grows up listening to the bluesmen in the neighborhood and country music on the radio.

-His parents were Gladys and Vernon Presley. Shown on the image below Is his mother, (on the far Left) elvis, (in the middle), and his father (on the far right)

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1949- Elvis's parents buy him his first guitar
1948- Elvis's family packs up and leaves to memphis
1956- Records his first song

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The songs from 1956 to 1961 had been recorded on a monaural (mono) system and could not be remixed, only remastered. The ones from 1961 to 1966 had been recorded on a three-track recording system and required an antique three-track machine to help in the remixing process. Only a few of these machines still exist, and the one the remixing team used tended to overheat, further aggravating the process.