Blue Suede News
Elvis A Scot? Well, He Now Has A Tartan
Thursday August 16, 2007
IT MAY not match your blue suede shoes, but the Elvis tartan - which will be unveiled in the tiny Scottish town of Lonmay to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the death of the Pelvis - is just the latest claim to his ancestry.All Shook Up Over Graceland
Monday August 6, 2007
ELVIS impersonator Norm Bakker is taking his blue suede shoes from Medowie to Memphis.Rockabilly
Saturday August 12, 2006
CARL PERKINS AND FRIENDS
Blue Suede Shoes: A Rockabilly Session (Snapper/Shock)Is Nothing Sacred?
Tuesday July 11, 2006
Is nothing sacred? Not even Elvis impersonations? Presley wannabe Neil Goldberg put on his blue suede flippers to pay homage to The King as part of the Florida Keys Underwater Music Festival, which included a six-hour underwater broadcast by a local radio station. Music was piped to a submerged audience via waterproof speakers. Viva Las Vegas.Mish-mash Milan
Friday October 1, 2004
From Bollywood, to Blue Hawaii and the hippy trail, designers tried every trick to get attention. Hilary Alexander and Jane Barrett report from Milan.Cancer Charity
Friday August 15, 2003
SLIP on your blue suede shoes and get out to West Leagues Club at 7.30pm tomorrow night in the name of charity.Presley Chips In For Uk
Wednesday February 21, 2001
CHIP shop owners across Britain are slipping into blue suede shoes and sequined jumpsuits for National Chip Week.Abundance Of Look-alikes, But Real Elvis Had Left The Building
Monday January 8, 2001
ELVIS lovers put on their blue suede shoes and rocked around the clock yesterday.Carl Of The Wild
Friday June 2, 2000
The Beatles may have put a dampener on the spirit of rockabilly, but Carl Perkins, writer of Blue Suede Shoes, is still revered today, more than four decades after his first hit. That defining moment:Ian B. McLeod remembers with crystal clarity the first time he heard Carl Perkins. He was 16, Blue-suede Memories
Monday August 9, 1999
A LITTLE BIT OF ELVIS; EAT CARPET - Shoot Me Tender SBS, 8.30pm and 11.05pm WHEN I heard about Elvis's death, I was 10, in bed with the flu, and so had the luxury of a TV in my room. Watching at 7am, I was most annoyed when the cartoons were held up by a newsflash: the King was dead. IgnoraWhich One's The Girl?
Sunday June 27, 1999
Pink is for girls, blue for boys. But why? When doting grannies and new mums prepare layettes, are they blindly following tradition - or can you really colour code the sexes? 'Think pink!" cried the fashion editor in the Fred Astaire movie Funny Face. And for most of us, that means think girBlue Suede Dues
Sunday June 20, 1999
Elvis impersonator Max Pellicano tells Peter Holmes he was always more of a Rod Stewart fan. ON the streets of Washington DC lives a man who trades under the alias Black Elvis. Rather than beg, Belvis sidles up and invites you to play a game. "Tell me a word, any word," he says, &quoPast Catches Baby-boomers
Thursday November 9, 1995
"DRESS," states the invitation,"blue suede shoes or equivalent." Of all the mail that accumulated on my desk during an extended break this invitation was the most thought-provoking in its implications. Not for the shoes, but because it is an invitation to the 50th birthday of Fraught Times For The Baby-boomers
Thursday November 9, 1995
`DRESS", states the invitation: ``Blue Suede Shoes or equivalent. " Of all the mail that accumulated on my desk during an extended break, this invitation was the most thought-provoking in terms of its implications. Not for the shoes but because it is an invitation for the 50th birthElvis Tribute Metal As Anything
Sunday August 27, 1995
Metal Elvis - Prince of Wales Hotel. 27 August. There was enough hot metal to fill the King's blue suede shoes. Patrick Donovan mingled with his hard-core devotees. ELVIS IS DEAD - no doubt about it. But while his body slowly decomposes in the Memphis mud, his music has been abruptly capturRocker Rocco, Heart And Sole Of Rock'n'roll
Monday June 5, 1995
In the 1950s, rock'n'roll was king. You could tell by looking at people's feet. Back then, youngsters were tapping or twisting or shuffling to the beat. And while Elvis sang about blue suede shoes, a young Italian named Rocco Bufalo was making them. And lots of other colors, too. With pointed toe