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Related: About this forumElvis- Blue Suede Shoes RIP D.J. Fontana
My dad knew D.J. and Scotty Moore
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Elvis- Blue Suede Shoes RIP D.J. Fontana (Original Post)
videohead5
Jun 2018
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Docreed2003
(16,858 posts)1. Sad...
Mr Fontana was an icon and also a really great guy, at least in my interactions with him. I had the opportunity to spend time with him a few times. Scotty Moore was the same...although I knew him much better
Thanks for sharing this.
RIP...
videohead5
(2,172 posts)2. Do you?
Live in Tennessee?
Docreed2003
(16,858 posts)3. Yep...grew up north of Nashville
One of my mothers closest friends lived right beside Scotty Moore.
Docreed2003
(16,858 posts)4. Also...I worked as a lead tour guide at Graceland for several years
So I was able to meet many people that had worked with and associates with Elvis
videohead5
(2,172 posts)5. I live in south
Nashville.my dad and uncle use to own a small recording studio off of Thompson lane.that's how my dad got to know both of them.my dad passed away years ago.