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The Comeback: Elvis and the Story of the ’68 Special by Simon Goddard – a WriteWyattUK review
I wasn’t quite sure what to make of The Comeback: Elvis and the Story of the ’68 Special at first. I felt I already knew plenty about the event and circumstances surrounding it, even though I was barely a year … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Blye, Bob Finkel, Bobby Kennedy, Chris Beard, Colonel Tom Parker, Elvis 68 Special, Elvis Presley, Graceland, Harry Belafonte, Martin Luther King, NBC, Omnibus Press, Simon Goddard, Steve Binder, The Comeback: Elvis and the Story of the ’68 Special
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Frank Skinner – Preston Guild Hall – a live review
I’d like to say Frank Skinner’s cleaned up his act now he’s a proud dad, moving away from his more risque material in a show of middle-aged respectability. For much of this gig that seemed to be the case – … Continue reading