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Aug 17, 2022 · Steve Allen was a funny yet wholesome American TV personality who was popular at the time. He was well-respected for hosting NBC's "The Steve Allen Show," and considered it family-friendly. But "Elvis the Pelvis" had an impending live performance coming up, and NBC's executives were not happy about it. Allen did not appreciate the rise of rock ...
May 13, 2021 · Sunday Night, July 1, 1956 …Elvis Presley on "The Steve Allen Show":The Taming of Rock 'n' Roll and Its Biggest Star“Steve Allen … he was out to humiliate an...
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Jun 29, 2023 · The highest quality, most complete version of the infamous Steve Allen Show appearance following Presley's controversial Milton Berle appearance the month pr...
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It’s doubtful Steve Allen had that specific goal in mind when he signed Elvis Presley to appear on his new Sunday night variety show in the summer of 1956. After two years as the host of NBC’s late night talk show, Allen jumped into the network’s Sunday 8 p.m. prime time slot on June 24 directly opposite Ed Sullivan on CBS.
Nov 21, 2023 · Elvis performed on The Steve Allen Show, at The Hudson Theater, on July 1, 1956 in New York City, for NBC. Allen wanted to avoid the controversy that erupted after Elvis twisted his hips, sparking scandal on ‘The Milton Berle Show’ and made him stand in front of the TV audience dressed in a tuxedo singing Hound Dog to a basset hound mounted on a pedestal with a cup hat.
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In 1972, Elvis told the makers of Elvis on Tour that he thought Steve Allen was “as funny as a crutch.” And then, in 1974, with Allen in the audience, Elvis says: “Steve Allen had me on the show, and at that time he outrated the Ed Sullivan Show…Steve has a weird mind, you know. He’s a funny kind of man, you know, he’s a brilliant ...
