if elvis had not died in 77

#873398

what do you think he would say about todays music would he have liked it or would the new artists like his music?

#873399

I would guess that he wouldn't like most of it,just think of it this way if he didn't like a lot of the "hard Rock" stuff from the 70's I can imagine he would like it less now...the younger artist would respect him like they do Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson.and paul mccartney ,,I think he would have retired by now..just my opinion though

#873441

ritchie valens wrote:what do you think he would say about todays music would he have liked it or would the new artists like his music?

He would say the same thing about today's music that he said in 1968, 1970 and so on.

#873442

In a sense, today's world of song downloads is similar to the music industry model that was in place when Elvis first rose to prominence...with an emphasis on singles as opposed to albums.

#873475

But the quality is waaaaaaaaaaay below that of when Elvis started out! I mean...Justin Bieber...c´mon...!

Sincerely MB280E

#873480

MB280E wrote:But the quality is waaaaaaaaaaay below that of when Elvis started out! I mean...Justin Bieber...c´mon...!

You're showing your age.

There is a lot more to popular music than 16 year-old Justin Drew Bieber.

#873481

And what age is that Dear John?

Sincerely MB280E

#895772

drjohncarpenter wrote:
ritchie valens wrote:what do you think he would say about todays music would he have liked it or would the new artists like his music?
He would say the same thing about today's music that he said in 1968, 1970 and so on.

"The Beatles and the Beards . . . ya know."

#895853

If you care to look beyond the top 100.....there is plenty of great music out there and more importantly superb artists.

A bonanza of terrific material .

We never had it so good...just open your ears and explore

#895888

... he'd be impatiently awaiting Olivia Newton-John's next release....

#895889

He would have loved Michael Buble.

#895891

Through the last 30 years he would have gravitated to country popularity. The sky was still the limit for him if he got his health back.

Steve L.

#895894

midnightx wrote:He would have loved Michael Buble.

YES!
Can you just imagine them working together? The duets to end all duets!

#895895

Mister Mike wrote:
midnightx wrote:He would have loved Michael Buble.
YES!
Can you just imagine them working together? The duets to end all duets!

Somehow I don't think he would have be into the Foo Fighters.

#895897

Mister Mike wrote:
midnightx wrote:He would have loved Michael Buble.
YES!
Can you just imagine them working together? The duets to end all duets!

"You raise me Up ..."

#895902

minkahed wrote:
Mister Mike wrote:
midnightx wrote:He would have loved Michael Buble.
YES!
Can you just imagine them working together? The duets to end all duets!
"You raise me Up ..."

Wasn't that Josh Groban? (and yes I'm ashamed that I knew that)

#895922

I too believe he would have loved listening to Michael Buble.

That dude can really sing!

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