Elvis Presley - Baby, Let's Play House (1955) video free download
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11 years ago
sauquoit13456
On this day in 1955 {April 1st} Sun Records released "Baby, Let's Play House." by Elvis Presley... {See the next post below}...11 years ago
sauquoit13456
On this day in 1956 {February 4th} Elvis Presley performed "Baby, Let's Play House" on the CBS-TV program 'The Dorsey Brothers Show'... One year earlier in 1955 Elvis released it on Sun Records; it became his first national charted record, it reached #5 on Billboard's Country Singles chart... It was composed by Arthur Gunter, who recorded the original version the year before in 1954... R.I.P. Mr. Gunter {1926 - 1976} and The King {1935 - 1977}...11 years ago
Sonny Starr
That's true. I also like what Jim Morrison said about Elvis "Elvis is the best ever, the most original. He started the ball rolling for us all". Led Zeppelin loved Elvis. Elvis liked them as well. They got together a number of times over the years. In Vegas as well as Graceland. They even attend Elvis concerts.11 years ago
Sonny Starr
Yes this was released July 1955 as overjazzrecords has acknowledged. It was Elvis' first national smash hit going to #5 on the Billboard chart. He followed that up in August of 55 with "I Forgot to Remember to Forget" which went to #1 on the billboard chart, his first #1 hit. He then followed that with the flip-side recording "Mystery Train" going to # 11 on the billboard chart also in August of 55. The year before he made music history with the release of "That's alright" July 19 1954.11 years ago
Anozira Erised
his voice... my god. why don't men still sing like this?!? now it's all horrible, auto tuned crap >:O11 years ago
top big bang
The line like run for your life..from the beatles11 years ago
Overjazz Records
Thx buddy, you're right!11 years ago
Eduardo Ramos
this is 1955, I guess...Related Videos
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