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Dizzydave
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ELVIS PRESLEY PICTURES OF ELVIS PART 2 "PICTURE DISC"! I have always loved Elvis from the time I could turn on the Radio! As a youngester, I had a huge Elvis Collection only to find it all gone after I went into Military. Mother sold it all in a Garage Sale!. If you bought any Elvis Records in Conway Ar. 1985 time, I WANT THEM BACK! LOL
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LOL I did dizzy :-) I lived about 5 mi from Conway . I drove into Little Rock everyday to work at Hospital . I lived in the hills . Conway was where I went to a little store :-) I have a very large Elvis collection . My husband is a huge fan !
I was told someone from North of Little Rock bought them and was a Elvis Fan. I had a 45 with Picture Cover that I loved along with a signed Album by Elvis. I will have to pay you a 3am visit and look through your collection! LOL!!!
I have a few picture cover 45's Dave :-) I worked at St Vincent's hospital in LR . That is where I Met Glen Campbell . I took care of his brother for a month in neurosurgery . What a nice brother and Glen's Mom and Dad came often . His Dad always wore a big cowboy hat :-) Glen came to see his brother . His brother also sang and was a minister .
Hi Kevin
I believe his brother passed away that I took care of . I still can see his face and always such a nice man . I made it a point to never discuss his famous brother as I was his nurse and he was more important to me . He respected that and he did sing a bit for me . He would have been several years older than Glen . When I worked in Arkansas Little Rock had the main hospital for state . Many patients came from far and near to come there . I worked on 7th floor in neurosurgery and I remember we could see the football game going out his window :-) The Razor backs .