Dont Care How Cheesy It Is...i Still Love...

lardhelmet | 00:41 Wed 31st Dec 2014 | Film, Media & TV

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Elvis watching his 1968 comeback special. Fancied him ever since I saw him in Las Vegas in 1973. I thought he was even more handsome in the flesh. Anyone still "do" it for you?

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ducksie

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I remember the day he died-my sister was diagnosed with pneumonia and arthritis that day, (aged 6) my dad was at kitchen table crying - I thought it was for my sis, but he turned and said Elvis is dead. My Mam whacked him with the frying pan-same sister loves Elvis, all the paraphernalia, the old vinyls belonging to my dad.. he's still alive and kicking in this...

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stuey

Mastercraft, you must have strong legs to keep on cycling with that much stuff in a bin behind you:)

Caran

I loved Tommy Steele when I was in my teens. I grew into Elvis in my later years.

DaisyNonna

My sympathies lard. I recently found a letter from my son in law to my daughter before they were married. (OK, I peeked), I got it back to them as soon as possible.

ducksie

We grew up only listening to him (dad ruled the roost) so didn't have much of choice, only records in the house were his-he grew on us - was either him or Dolly

lardhelmet

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That's lovely Daisy. I've got all my daughter's school stuff - priceless.

DaisyNonna

Don't think that my father ever bought a record until he was retired.

Sipowicz

I think John Lennon was right when he said "Elvis died when he went into the army."

stuey

Lardhelmet, upon looking at your picture, I can read your palm:)

ducksie

Mine was buying records before he ever met my Mam, my grandparents would tell her he has the bandbox booming all day - he looked dapper and they were a real 50's couple - had she lived my Mam would be 80 in the year to come - same as Elvis

lardhelmet

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I do remember my dad used to fancy Kathy Kirby. My mum would go all tight lipped when she came on the telly.

lardhelmet

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Good one study.

lardhelmet

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sorry, meant stuey. Typo:-)

lardhelmet

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Sipowicz - it would appear he never got over the death of his mother.

Caran

My dad bought records all his life, I have them all in my loft. He was a guitarist in a dance band. I also have an accordion he had, it has to be about 80 year old. It's a beautiful instrument and the smell of Ivory is so intense. I don't know what to do with it really.

Caran

I've also got dad's copies of the BMG (banjo Mandeline and guitar) magazine.
I must have at least 300 of them from the 40/50/60 and again I don't know what to do with them.

ducksie

Take them out of the loft and enjoy them Caran

DaisyNonna

My dad played the banjo. Had a beautiful Gibson. Loved Country and Western. Still got some of his records.

lardhelmet

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I think I've got a lot of my parents records. Trouble is, they're by artists I can't stand - The Bachelors, Val Doonican - you get the drift.

Caran

Trouble is the records are by people like Django Reinhardt and Stephen Grapelli,
Not really my choice.