Frogtoon Music - Genre information for Elvis-Presley
Elvis Aaron Presley January 8 1935 – August 16 1977 Middle Name Sometimes Written Aron A Was An American Singer Actor And Musician. A Cultural Icon He Is Commonly Known Simply As "Elvis" And Is Also Sometimes Referred To As "The King Of Rock 'n' Roll" Or "The King". In 1954 Presley Began His Career As One Of The First Performers Of Rockabilly An Uptempo Fusion Of Country And Rhythm And Blues With A Strong Back Beat. His Novel Versions Of Existing Songs Mixing "black" And "white" Sounds Made Him Popular—and Controversial—as Did His Uninhibited Stage And Television Performances. He Recorded Songs In The Rock And Roll Genre With Tracks Like "Hound Dog" And "Jailhouse Rock" Later Embodying The Style. Presley Had A Versatile Voice And Had Unusually Wide Success Encompassing Other Genres Including Gospel Blues Ballads And Pop. To Date He Has Been Inducted Into Four Music Halls Of Fame. In The 1960s Presley Made The Majority Of His 31 Movies—mainly Poorly Reviewed But Financially Successful Musicals. In 1968 He Returned To Live Music In A Television Special And Performed Across The U.S. Notably In Las Vegas. Throughout His Career He Set Records For Concert Attendance Television Ratings And Recordings Sales. He Is One Of The Best-Selling And Most Influential Artists In The History Of Music. Health Problems Drug Dependency And Other Factors Led To His Death At Age 42. Elvis-Presley Every artist, every band, and every song you can imagine, from the newest to the oldest, are easily accessible through Frogtoon Music. Get ready to indulge yourself and allow the music to enrich your soul, ignite your passion, awaken your emotions, and bring back some beautiful memories. The following is a directory of top artists and bands from Elvis Presley: As you visit their pages, you will be presented with a list of popular videos, top tracks, recommended mixes, and music from all the albums they released. In addition, within each page, you can access and discover music from similar artists and bands.