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Remember those men and women who are serving
and protecting our freedom so proudly. Because of them,we can all enjoy
the wonderful things our great country has to offer.



Thank you to Darlene Perez for this online web
site award.
www.darlingpresley.com
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Richard Ernst aka "Elvis E" was already very familiar
with The King's music, having been an on-air DJ for parts of the last 30
years in the Washington area. He worked at XTRA-104, WASH-FM and 94.7
The Arrow, among others. For the past 20 years, he has also been
doing IT work for three trade associations in the Washington area.

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The "Elvis E" thing started when the association he
was with at the time, held their convention two years in a row in New
Orleans in the mid 90s. One night, Richard and a group of co-workers
happened into a karaoke club, the Cats Meow, in the French Quarter,
where he proceeded to get up in street clothes and in his words butcher
Roy Orbison's "Oh Pretty Woman," with his co-workers singing backup. It
was such a rush to sing in front of a crowd, though, he was hooked.
Richard had a whole year to plan what he would sing the next year, when
they would be back in New Orleans. Richard decided to try Elvis.

Richard stepping out of vehicle at a
military installation for a retirement party
Richard obtained karaoke cassette tapes of his songs
and spent the next year practicing them in the car on the way to and
from work. When it came time for the trade show, he rented a jumpsuit
and flew down to New Orleans. He made his "Elvis E" debut the first
night down there in 1996. Richard was walking down Bourbon Street toward
the Cats Meow, and women were coming up to him, running their fingers
through his chest hair, and asking him to pose for pictures with them.
He could appreciate right there what it was like to be Elvis. Then, he
sauntered into the Cats Meow, at which point the emcee announced, "Elvis
has entered the building!" Richard was home.

Buffalo NY Reflections of the King Competition '04
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(cont'd)
He didn't do much singing after New Orleans. But, the
whole thing was resurrected when he showed a video of his New Orleans
performance at a staff meeting five years later. The boss came up to him and
said, "I'd like you to be the entertainment at the Christmas party." "Elvis
E" was back.
Richard had his own jumpsuit custom made (the Aloha) and in May 2004, he
competed in the All Shook Up Elvis contest in Branson, Missouri.
Branson MO. "All Shook Up" Competition
'04
Other events include: Elvistival in Dewey Beach,
Delaware three times (September 2004, 2005 & 4th place in 2006 &2007);
Reflections of the King contest in Buffalo, New York twice (6th place in
October 2004 & also in 2005); Lou Vuto's Elvis contest in Pigeon Forge,
Tennessee (Feb. 2007, 5th place); the Kentucky Bluegrass Elvis contest
in Frankfort (March 2007); Night of 100 Elvises charity event in
Baltimore (December 2004, 2005,2006 &2007); performed at Dr. Dremo's Tap
House's annual Elvis Birthday Bash in Jan. 2005 and hosted/performed at
the event in Jan. 2006,2007 &2008; City of Rockville's Hometown Holidays &
Out to Lunch Wednesdays (2006); and Live! on the Wilson Plaza in
downtown Washington (2006).


Buffalo NY Reflections of the King Competition '04

Buffalo NY Reflections of the King Competition '05

In the past four years, Richard aka Elvis E has made well
over 175 appearances all over the metro Washington/Baltimore area and as far
away as Pennsylvania, Atlantic City and Southern Virginia for
wedding receptions, retirements, birthday parties, bachelorette parties,
senior centers and other special occasions.
Elvis E is willing to travel up to 150 miles for
your event. He also will host karaoke parties with his10,000-song karaoke
system. In addition, he specializes in "classic oldies" record hops. You can
have these events with an Elvis E appearance for no extra charge
Click this
Services link to find out how you can have Elvis E at your event.
Contact Elvis E

Ph# 301-922-4076
(leave a message)
Web site:
www.elvise.net
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