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By Music News Saturday (July 2nd) marks the 64th anniversary of Elvis Presley recording his Number One hits “Don t Be Cruel” and “Hound Dog” in New York City. The session, although officially credited to RCA staffer Steve Sholes, was in fact produced by Elvis himself. The song was the first of many to feature the Jordanaires on backing vocals. Scotty Moore, bassist DJ Fontana known lovingly as the Blue Moon Boys. The group formed the core of Elvis s original sound on his early sides for Sun and RCA Records. During his ill-fated first appearance in Las Vegas in April 1956, Elvis got the idea to record “Hound Dog” a 1953 R&B chart topper for ....
We tried to keep everyone calm, but the streets were jumping, preparing for a negative reaction, and I praise God it didn t happen like that, he added. Host Glam Life Kim says discussion about the verdict took up half of her Minneapolis 360 show air time Wednesday. She calls it a positive step forward but adds much more needs to be done. I am optimistic about our future because I am an optimistic person, and I do feel that our youth have stepped in, these millennials are something different and I feel they are going to make sure there is a change made, she said. ....
Corps of Engineers exploring commercial options for Cook Recreation Area, drawing concern from neighbors Officials with the Corps of Engineers are exploring options to lease Cook Recreation Area, something that s caused concerns with neighbors and people who have enjoyed the park for decades. and last updated 2021-03-16 08:33:27-04 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) â Officials with the Corps of Engineers are exploring options to lease Cook Recreation Area, something that s caused concerns with neighbors and people who have enjoyed the park for decades. The park sits on the east bank of Percy Priest Lake and offers picnic areas, walking trails and boat ramps. ....