Out ofTupelo,Mississippi, out ofMemphis,Tennessee, came this green, sharkskin-suited girl chaser, wearing eye-shadow a trucker dandy white boy who must have risked his hide to act so black and dress so gay. This wasn’tNew Yorkor evenNew Orleans; this wasMemphisin the ’50s. This was punk rock. This was revolt. Elvis changed everything musically, sexually, politically. In Elvis, you had the whole lot; it’s all there in that elastic voice and body. As he changed shape, so did the world: he was a ’50s style icon who was what the ’60s were capable of, and then suddenly not. In the ’70s, he turned celebrity into a blood sport but, interestingly, the more he fell to Earth, the more god like he became to his fans. His last performances showcase a voice even bigger than his gut, where you cry real tears as the music messiah sings his tired heart out, turning casino into temple. [download]
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