'The King' Lives.(Elvis Presley devotees)

From: Airman | Date: May 1, 2005| Author: Arana-Barradas, Louis A. | Copyright information

There's no way you'll see me on a bus tour to Graceland. Well, at least not without shades. But I'm a devoted Elvis Presley fair. And not the closet kind, either.

My mom's to blame. She dragged me and my brothers to every Elvis movie made. How could I forget "GI Blues" and his antics at the Cafe Europa? And when I hear "Jailhouse Rock," I see Elvis dancing on his toes, in his striped prison shirt.

"The King" of rock and roll, no matter where people see him th...

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