[ SECRET POST #3441 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3441 ⌋

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Elvis Presley is a juvenile deliquent....

[tabaqui]

Or so says my Uncle Hank. :)
Since I talked about it a week or so ago, I thought I'd upload the (under 2 minute) bit of my Uncle Hank and my dad talking about Elvis and 'Jailhouse Rock'. Sorry for the way the link is - I wanted to embed a file, but couldn't figure out any way to do it.

The first person talking is my Uncle Hank, then right at the end of the music (not the whole song), my dad (Duffy) chimes in, and he's also the one talking about Steve Allen.

http://www.megafileupload.com/b5tb/Get_Off_My_Lawn.mp3?download_token=a10ea99cdd8ca15a6581da5bdc7ed46ebd1d30ab5e33a779066b4df6f3fb4112

The picture is my dad on the far left, his brother Al, brother Henry (Hank) and brother Willy, circa 1941 or '42.

Re: Elvis Presley is a juvenile deliquent....

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I think it's awesome that you have that video! It's a real treasure to have those little remembrances of times past.

Re: Elvis Presley is a juvenile deliquent....

[tabaqui]

They did a bunch of reel-to-reels for my Uncle Nobby when he was living in Rio, and then for my Dad when he was living in Missouri. I love to hear them all talking.... :)