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WOW. Smooth as fuck man. Slow song for him, but so deeply smooth. Thank you for asking me that. I took a glance, thought you put up an older song and I'm in such a rush today getting completely organized and prepping for these interview man. It HAS to be done perfectly so that I cash in on the absolute best possible offer man.

A little intense going from a drunk all the time wanna be rock star to real estate, lol.

A little FUCKING intense.

Anyway, gorgeous pull bro.

#hattip
 
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Elvis and BB King

On December 7, 1956, B.B. returned to Memphis for the Goodwill Revue, WDIA’s annual benefit concert to help the city’s poor Black children. B.B. was a headliner that Friday night, along with Ray Charles, whose career and B.B.’s were rising apace. Organizers wondered if they could get Elvis, now a bigger star than either B.B. or Uncle Ray, to make a guest appearance. It was a big ask: the Goodwill Revue was an all-Black show, and Elvis would be very nearly the only white person in the Ellis Auditorium if he turned up. Elvis gave his enthusiastic assent, though he could not perform: his contract with RCA forbade it. So Elvis stood quietly in the wings and watched his heroes. Near the end of the show, Rufus Thomas led Elvis to the stage. Elvis greeted the throngs with one of the leg gyrations the television networks would not show. The audience screamed and rushed the stage. Police whisked Elvis off.

Elvis found B.B. backstage. They posed for pictures, Elvis in a striped jacket and tie, B.B. in a white tuxedo, both men wearing easy, crooked smiles. B.B. had watched Presley’s rise with a mix of fascination and envy. “The new stuff was R&B sung by a good-looking white boy,” he recalled, with a measure of irony. Still, B.B. couldn’t help but like Elvis, and his presence at the Revue spoke volumes: “I believe he was showing his roots. And he seemed proud of those roots.”
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2003, right when Holy Roller Novacaine got them signed and before they were all married to super models or other 5 star ass

They were just off livng in their cars and knocking on doors for the Mormom Church


Probably not mall music, and fucking ATA

FYI, blasted off that whiskayyy in the middle of the day yesterday I was jamming to that song right outside of Starbucks and screaming it

That's normal behavior for a 46 year old at 230 on a Friday afternoon, AMIRITE?
 
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