Anyone know the Date of this Pic?

Guest · #353891

Found this On The Web and have never seen it Before.

#353898

New to me.
I'd say: October 1976, with one of his Denver police buddies.

But that's just my best guess....

#353905

IIRC, it's from October-November 1976 in the TV room at Graceland.

#353907

Its from his moptop days, Feb 64 to be exact, when he first got here from Liverpool and went on the Ed Sullivan show

#355114

Sorry Doc, gotta correct you on this one. With that haircut it's gotta be from the spring of 1976.
Elvis wears the same police-uniform he wore in Denver during his January 1976 visit with the police force.

Sincerely
Brian
http://www.brian56.dk

#355133

He looked far better in this candid pic than other onstage pictures form the same period

#355142

Thanks Stan for dating trhis photo and putting a name on the police officer. I visited the Beale St. police museum in NOvember 1991 but concentrated on 1956 back then so I must've missed out totally on this one.

Sincerely
Brian
http://www.brian56.dk

#356064

Cool to get the correct date on this one

http://www.elvis-collectors.com/candid-central/badges0276.html

#356074

Stan from Tintane wrote:It is Elvis receiving his staff reserve captains badge from then chief Crumby - February 6th 1976.

Nice work!

Later that night Elvis would cut two of the better songs from the first Graceland sessions -- "Never Again" and "Love COming Down."

#356116

Again he looks better off stage than on at this time.
As for Never Again, it's the second worst song of the sessions, behind Last Farewell.
Love Coming Down is good though.
Rick

#356227

shanebrown wrote:never Again is one of the better ones?????

With ghastly tracks like "Solitare," "I'll Never Fall In Love Again" and "The Last Farewell" on the list from February 1976, "Never Again" is indeed far from the bottom. The undubbed version issued in 1979 is actually likeable, save the ending.

#356742

I absolutely love 'Never Again'. So there.