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Elvis in the Guinness World Record book
Most Hit Singles On US Chart Elvis Presley had a record 149 hit singles on the Billboard Hot 100 between 1956 and 1996. THe King of rock 'n' roll took his first step towards a musical career at the age of eight, when he won $5 in a local singing contest in Tupelo, Mississippi performing the Red Folley ballad, "Old Shep".
Most US No. 1 Albums By A Male Solo Artist Elvis Presley had a record nine solo albums reach the number one spot on the US chart. They were - Elvis Presley (1956), Elvis (1956), Loving You (1957), Elvis Christmas Album (1957), GI Blues (1960), Something For Everybody (1961), Blue Hawaii (1961), Roustabout (1964), and Elvis - Aloha From Hawaii (1973).
Most Weeks On UK Singles Chart Elvis Presley's 111 hits have spent a total of 1,149 weeks in the UK singles chart since "Heartbreak Hotel" debuted on May 11, 1956. In the weeks following his death on August 16, 1977, his record sales predictably rocketed. Sales of the tragically fitting "Way Down" went way up - propelling Presley once more to the number one spot.
Most Consecutive Weeks On UK Singles Chart Elvis Presley is the artist with the most consecutive weeks in the UK chart. His 13 hit singles, from "A Mess Of Blues", in 1960, to "One More Broken Heart For Sale", in 1963, spent an unbroken 144 weeks in the chart. 
Most Hit Albums On UK Chart As of February 2001, Elvis Presley had 100 hit albums in the UK chart. This is just one of the 15 records held by The King - others include "Most No.1 Singles In The UK Chart", "Most No.1 Hit Singles By A Solo Artist", and "Most Fan Clubs".
Most RIAA Certificates Held By A Single Artist The recording artist with the most certified titles ever is Elvis Presley with 235. This total is comprised of 132 gold, 70 platinum, and 33 multiplatinum certificates. RIAA stands for the Recording Industry Association of America.
Most Platinum Certificates For Record Sales The only audited measure of record sales in the USA is certification by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Elvis Presley holds the record for the most platinum certificates issued by the RIAA, with 70.
Most Charted Artist Elvis Presley's records spent a cumulative total of 1,155 weeks on the UK singles chart since his first hit Heartbreak Hotel released on May 11, 1956.
Most Fan Clubs There are more than 613 active Elvis Presley fan clubs worldwide, accounting for a total membership 510,489. The longest running of these is the French "La Voix d'Elvis", founded in January, 1956, by Evelyne Bellemin. It currently has 30 members. His fans take all kinds of guises -there's even a group parachuting Elvis impersonators called the "Flying Elvi", the 10 high-altitude look-alikes can be booked to drop in on any occasion!
Richest Dead Celebrity
In the year 2000, 23 years after he died of a heart attack, Elvis Presley earned $35 million (�25 million.) Since he first launched his recording career, Elvis has sold more than one billion albums, generating fat royalty checks for his family. Elvis left daughter Lisa-Marie his Graceland mansion in Memphis, Tenn., which earns $15 million (�10.5 million) annually in admission fees, while $5 million (�3.5 million) was earned by selling Presley related articles like T-shirts and toys.
Some folks say he's still working at a gas station in Tennessee, or stacking shelves in a local Wal-Mart, or performing as a wedding singer. But the career of the dead Elvis is proving to be much more lucrative than any of these professions. In 2000 the Elvis estate earned $35 million from record sales, merchandise, and licensing deals. WANT TO KNOW MORE?
Elvis is an icon. Let's look at how people become icons and how you too could end up immortalised in history! An important first step is to capture a moment or happening in history. Elvis is a great example - he didn't invent rock 'n' roll, but his charisma, stage presence, and great voice brought it to a whole new audience. Like the film star James Dean (who was one of Presley's heroes), Elvis also captured a new spirit of rebellion among America's youth in the 1950s. The way Elvis used to gyrate his hips caused controversy back then, but icons are often controversial - just look at Eminem. CHECK THIS OUT...
In 1970 there were 250 professional Elvis impersonators. Today there are estimated to be 35,000. If this trend continues at the same rate there will be 700 million Elvis impersonators by 2060 - that's double the population of the USA and Canada combined.
Most Durable Elvis Impersonator The world's most durable Elvis Presley impersonator was Belgium's Victor Beasley. The boundless Belgian had been belting out The King's tunes since 1955, a total of 48 years, and spanned every stage of the late King's career - from the early rockabilly days right through to the lavish showmanship of the Vegas era. Like Elvis, Vick also developed his singing voice at a local church, and in another parallel with the life of the King, did military service in Germany. "They were stationed very close," explained Vick's wife. "But unfortunately they never met." The boogieing Belgian - whose favorite number was "Pledging My Love" - had transformed his home in Wuurstwezel, just outside Antwerp, into a shrine to The King, which he named "Small Graceland". He had also recently been made an honorary citizen of Tulepo - the King's birthplace.
Most Valuable Hair The most valuable hair clippings sold at auction are a mass of dark black cuttings from the head of Elvis Presley. The King's curls were sold by his personal barber, Homer "Gill" Gilleland, for $115,120 (�72,791), buyer's premium included, to an anonymous buyer during an online auction held by MastroNet Inc., Oak Brook, Illinois, USA, on November 15, 2002. The lock of hair is approximately 8 cm (3 in) in diameter and is accompanied by letters of authenticity from Tom Morgan Jr. (detailing their history), John W Heath (the world's foremost Elvis memorabilia expert) and John Reznikoff of University Archives (the world's most respected authority in the field of hair collecting).
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June 8, 2012
"I like to Las Vegas--no one ever goes asleep"
Jacques Sallebert, live from Las Vegas (1966), meets many famous personalities, varying, distinguished, whether French or foreign, and they are asked about the city-lights of pleasures and ongoing gaming: Las Vegas.
Interview of Petula Clark in her hotel and at home (together with through her husband), and she sings "Las Vegas", and the other two iconic songs of the 60 dazzling: "solid pink plastic" and "nobody means to die."
Conversations with Art Buchwald, U.S. comedian and billetiste; Eddy Fischer, crooning singer and, the patron of Caesar's Palace, Liliane Montevecchi, ballerina of the Folies-Bergere, traveling to Nevada. Woody Allen solicited to a couple witticisms executes with grace:
"I like to Las Vegas since no one ever goes asleep, I like sleeping. I do not like to wake up."
The only snag, Woody has Las Vegas for the past seven days (7) and "has yet to been embraced once." 
Trini Lopez is impatient to return Paris, but must first honor numerous obligations.
Petula Clark received the diploma in "cash box" (Best Female Singer of the Year in the US), and explains with ease.
And then apply the cheek of kissing Sallebert unexpectedly New Year premature, turning this last into the most fortunate of TV journalists.
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Paris à l'heure de New York - 28/12/1966 - 18min59s66 vues
Jacques Sallebert, en direct de Las Vegas (année 1966), rencontre plusieurs personnalités illustres ou moins illustres, françaises ou étrangères, et les interroge sur cette ville-lumière des plaisirs et des jeux permanents : Las Vegas.Interview de Pétula Clark dans son hôtel et chez elle (accompagnée par son mari) ; elle chante "Las Vegas", et deux autres chansons emblématiques des fulgurantes années 60 : "plastique rose" et "personne de veut mourir".Conversations avec Art Buchwald, humoriste et billetiste américain ; Eddy Fischer, crooner et chanteur; le patron du Caesar's Palace; Liliane Montevecchi, danseuse des Folies-Bergère, en déplacement dans le Nevada. Woody Allen sollicité pour un ou deux mots d'esprit s'exécute avec grâce : "j'aime Las Vegas parce que personne ne va jamais dormir ; j'aime dormir, j'aime pas me réveiller." Seule ombre au tableau, Woody est à Las Vegas depuis sept jours (7) et " n'a pas encore été embrassé une seule fois."Trini Lopez est impatient de retrouver Paris, mais doit d'abord honorer de nombreux engagements. Pétula Clark a reçu le diplome de "cash box" (meilleure chanteuse de l'année aux Usa) , et l'explique en toute simplicité. Puis applique sur la joue de Sallebert un baiser inattendu de nouvel an prématuré, transformant ce dernier en le plus heureux des journalistes de télévision.
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