Love Me Tender: A Tribute to the Music of Elvis Presley (1987) (TV)

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Regisseur:

Jon Scoffield

Premierendatum:

1987 (UK)

Genre:

Musik

Nutzerkommentare:

Dr Robert & Marc Bolan

Besetzung

P.P. Arnold	...	Herself
Jeff Beck	...	Himself
Elkie Brooks	...	Herself
Vicki Brown	...	Herself
James Burton	...	Himself
Helen Chapelle	...	Herself
Dave Charles	...	Himself
Mick Clarke	...	Himself
Stuart Coleman	...	Himself
Bob Cotton	...	Himself
Roger Daltrey	...	Himself
John David	...	Himself
Kiki Dee	...	Herself
Duane Eddy	...	Himself
Dave Edmunds	...	Himself
Mickey Gee	...	Himself
Boy George	...	Himself
Jaki Graham	...	Herself
Tony Harding	...	Himself
Nona Hendryx	...	Herself
Howard Henley	...	Himself
Jim Horn	...	Himself
Plas Johnson	...	Himself
Ben E. King	...	Himself
Sylvia Mason-James	...	Herself
Meat Loaf	...	Himself
Micky Moody	...	Himself
Carl Perkins	...	Himself
Gregory Perkins	...	Himself
Carl Perkins Jr.	...	Himself
Pet Shop Boys	...	Himself
Gavin Povey	...	Himself
Tony Rivers	...	Himself
Jerry Scheff	...	Himself
Anthony Thompson	...	Himself
Howard Tibble	...	Himself
Ruby Turner	...	Herself
Ronnie Tutt	...	Himself
Geraint Watkins	...	Himself
Jimmy Whitehead	...	Himself
Kim Wilde	...	Herself

Länge:

105 Min

Land:

UK

Sprache:

Englisch

Farbe:

Farbe

Firma:

Central Independent Television

Dr Robert & Marc Bolan

Dr Robert & his band The Blow Monkeys also performed a song in this tribute show. The programme is in mono due to it's age but it is an excellent tribute to the king on what was the 10th anniversary of his death. It is a typical ITV pop production along the lines of Supersonic, Razzmattaz, Shang-A Lang and the fabulous Marc Show. I'm sure if Marc Bolan had been alive in 1987 he would have sang a couple of songs because he used to love Elvis Presley. A very thin Boy George sings Teddy Bear in the show, he does look very ill, it was the time when he had serious drug related problems. Roger Daltrey puts in a fine performance as does soul singer Jaki Graham and the beautiful Ruby Turner. This should really be repeated on one of the four ITV channels as it stands up today some 21 years after it was originally broadcast.