Elvis Presley 'couldn't stand' a certain type of music, revealed Priscilla
msn.comElvis Presley Fans are currently celebrating Elvis Week to commemorate the anniversary of the King's death. The star, who died on August 16, 1977, was found at his home in Graceland, Memphis, Tennessee, by his fiancée Ginger Alden.
His daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, was just next door. Liz Truss 'has not shown political will' says EU policy chiefOla Jordan says she won't fit in her old 'red carpet' dressKelly Brook ties the knot during a romantic ceremony in ItalyBBC Breakfast: Roger Johnson opens show with Sima KotechaSaturday Kitchen: Matt Tebbutt cooks with Niklas EkstedtJames Martin tells Brian Turner to ‘stop talking'BBC Breakfast: Naga Munchetty gets the time wrongJenni Falconer lip-syncs for her life to BeyonceWagatha Christie: BBC Breakfast cover libel case resultJack Lemmon discusses working with Marilyn Monroe in 1993Andi Peters makes competition mistake on LorraineGMB: Ranvir takes swipe at Richard over Neighbours cameoThis Morning guest slams Lionesses sexism rowHow England reached the Euro 2022 finalMeghan Markle ‘controls the narrative' says Tom BowerDr Amir jokes about ending up 'on the dark web' after searching 'nudes'When the King was at his best, however, he was constantly on the lookout for new, emerging talent in the music industry.
And Priscilla Presley, the star's ex-wife, knew exactly what kind of musician he adored to watch. Elvis knew when music worked and when it didn't, however.
Priscilla revealed in her memoir, Elvis and Me, that a specific style of musician irked him. She recalled: "He couldn't abide singers who were, in his words: 'all technique and no emotional feeling. '"Elvis even name-dropped some singers who he thought were all flair and no substance.
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