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@DartMinth There are two songs that Elvis has song writting credit to: "That's Someone You'll Never Forget" and "You'll Be Gone". However, he is credited as the arranger on a lot of his songs and he did actually provide creative input to fit his style.
"That's Someone You Never Forget" was a title that Elvis came up with (possibly with his mom in mind) and asked Red West to write a song around it. Because of that, Red gave him songwriting credit.
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Elvis did not take drugs only perscription medicine for health problems he had.
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@annemaree That's just incorrect.
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El Rey... qué más ?
todos quisieramos cantar como EL
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you recorded this off of your television? really who does that now-a-days? obviously you do
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I'll dance to this at my wedding .
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Love it
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OMG this man is a Legend same as Michel Jackson....
look at his dress.....dangggggggg......
that's SUPAH COOLLL!!!!!!!!!!!
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Happy Birthday to Elvis Presley! Happy 77 years. From Brazil.
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crazy girls...
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the white knight
did he write any of hes songs???
DartMinth 11 months ago
@DartMinth
"You'll Be Gone" was another one that Elvis liked the tune of Cole Porter's "Begin the Beguine" and wanted new lyrics, but Cole Porter wouldn't allow that, so new music was created two. How much involvement Elvis had in this song is up for debate. Unfortunately, the varying documented accounts on Elvis' involvement are among his friends and family, so it's hard to tell if he just provided the idea or if he actually had a hand in writting the song.
annemaree 11 months ago 3
@annemaree i have heard he wrote blue Christmas is this true?
mrkoolnerd 1 month ago
@mrkoolnerd Blue Christmas was written by Billy Hayes and Jay W. Johnson, but Elvis Presley made it a rock’n'roll holiday classic by recording it in his signature style in 1957.
annemaree 1 month ago