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This scene was SOOOOO hot

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January 17, 1971:

Elvis returned to Los Angeles for band rehearsals.

Photo: Elvis in Los Angeles; June 7, 1971.

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January 16th 1971 - Memphis, TN

Elvis Presley 🎶

Elvis History 🗓

“Without a song the day would never end, without a song a man ain’t got a friend, without a song the road would never bend, without a song... So I keep singing a song.”

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Elvis Presley. 1970.

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His vampire era >> *✧･ﾟ:*

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1969 elvis, again.

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Luxury Models... Elvis

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1969 *✧･ﾟ:*

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manspreading 𐙚˙⋆.˚ ᡣ𐭩

𐙚˙⋆.˚ ᡣ𐭩

inspired by a post i saw on tiktok. i just climb right between them and lay down on his thighs :( ugh, cute baby.

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No man can keep me together

Been broken since I was born

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My love x 💕🎀

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Elvis on his knees ughhh 🫠

Oh, how I wish I got to see him from that angle.

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Elvis Presley Backstage with Jerry Scheff, Felton Jarvis, Ronnie Tutt and Dick Grob before his November 14, 1970 evening show at The Forum in Los Angeles, CA.

"I didn't see him too often in private, because I didn't want to be associated with the hangers-on, you know, the guys that were constantly laughing at all of his jokes. I had too much respect for him. On a couple of occasions I'd come and talk to him at his place in LA, and of course, when we were in Memphis, we'd come and hang out at Graceland, and a few very precious times at Christmas. I was at my mother's house one time. I was thinking about him and I called him uр. told him that I was at my mother's house, and he said: "Well, is she there?“ I said: "Yeah" and he said: “Well, let me wish her a Merry Christmas", 'cause he had met her once before. So he was very gracious with that. My mother was thrilled that Elvis wanted to talk to her and wish her a Merry Christmas. Oh, she was… (laughs). She just thought that was the greatest thing in the world. Just on a personal level, he was that way to my father later. When we'd go and play in Texas, my father would go and see the show. Elvis would talk to him, and my dad was so proud! He was so honored. Elvis was wonderful at those things. He had a great ability to be able to keep those kind of things important and sacred in peoples' lives."

— Ronnie Tutt, Elvis' TCB Band drummer. Except from the book "Caught In A Trap" by Arjan Deelen and Laurens van Houten.

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*writes two paragraphs after months of literally nothing and it took three hours*

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LOOK AT HIM!!! 😫😫😫

There’s just something about Elvis candid photos that I can’t get enough of! I don’t care if they’re blurry, has him in an awkward angle, if he blinked, or whatever. Just makes me think how beautiful he would’ve been in person…

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Reblog if you're a writer who re-reads their own work for funsies.