A CD containing live recordings of Elvis Presley. Elvis first began his career as a singer under the name "The Hillbilly Cat" and soon became known as "Elvis the Pelvis" (by his critics) due to his swaying style of singing. Elvis). During Elvis' third appearance on the American variety show ``The Ed Sullivan Show,'' it was reported that program officials deliberately broadcast only Elvis's upper body in consideration of the protests of conservative viewers. ing. At that time, Sullivan introduced Elvis Presley by saying, ``This Elvis Presley is a wonderful young man,'' which caused a lot of abuse at Sullivan as well. However, this led to less criticism of Elvis. Also, during the performance in Florida, the PTA and YMCA told her not to move her lower body, so she sang by moving her little finger. At this time, a police officer filmed the show and if you moved your lower body you would be arrested. Despite his glamor on stage, he was easily nervous, and it seems that there were times when he was unable to knock on the door of a record company and would just loiter around the entrance. ``When I performed on stage for the first time, I was nervous to death. I was scared of the audience's voices.'' It is a wonderful high-quality sound board sound source that is close to official quality as a recording at that time. First Show: Jan 28, 1956 Blue Suede Shoes Heartbreak Hotel Second Show: Feb 4, 1956 Tutti Frutti I Was The One Third Show: Feb 11, 1956 Shake, Rattle And Roll Flip Flop And Fly I Got A Woman Fourth Show: Feb 11 , 1956 Baby Let's Play House Tutti Frutti Fifth Show: March 17, 1956 Blue Suede Shoes Heartbreak Hotel Sixth Show: March 24, 1956 Money Honey Heartbreak Hotel
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