Elvis Presley - Who Said What?
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Published 2018-05-14
The logo in the right corner of my videos was designed from what I learned about the family monument of Jesus in the Meditation Garden at Graceland. When I was there I asked one of the guides what IHS meant at the top of the cross and she said, "It means In His Service," so that became my logo. Most people also do not know that Elvis was of Jewish lineage through his mother per Jew Watch.com. and biography.elvis.com.au/elvis-presley-family-histor… When his mother died he had a cross put in one corner of her headstone and the Star of David in the other.
Tony Brown was a member of the Stamps Quartet and part of “Voice “ the group Elvis paid to be on call to sing Gospel music with him at any of his homes whenever he wanted to sing. He said they were at Notre Dame for a concert and girls had purchased a complete row of seats and about midway, through the show, they stood up with a banner that read “Elvis you are the king.” Elvis stopped mid-song, pointed to the banner and said, “No, there is only one King and that is Jesus Christ. I’m just a singer.” And then he finished the song. He wasn’t mad at them but made his point and the girls sat down. Tony said there was no mention of it in the papers, but he would never forget it. Since it was important enough for him to stop a performance, I believe he would always want his fans to remember to recognize the difference.
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