does anyone know an Elvis impersonator called Danny Summers ?
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im not sure if i remember correctly but wasnt it him who recorded i remember elvis presley  just after elvis died he was a member of the official elvis fan club and asked permission from the estate to be able to sing it and was allowed    dont quote me on that mind but  the name certainly rings a bell and if that is the case his record company would know as they will have the info to send him his royaltys etc etc
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this may not be the song you were thinking of, but there is a song called "there's a santa who looks a lot like elvis," which is sung to the tune of "it's beginning to look a lot like christmas" and speaks of a santa at k-mart with blue suede shoes, and it is on the album "more twisted christmas" by bob rivers. hope i helped!
951457
Yeah, and there was a credible sighting of Elvis in Damascus today, haven's you heard about it?
325119
it was not chuck norris it was most definatley elvis!!!!!!!!!!
1053875
His name is "Professor Presley". This site can answer all you questions about him, plus where to order the CD.\n\nhttp://www.professorpresley.com/page6.html\n\nGood luck!
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I had the misfortune of working with that paper-thin dweeb. Think of the vaacuous character in "Bill and Ted" and you get the real guy.  He was supposed to be on the set at the Santa Clarita Studios (just N of L.A.), instead when they went looking for him, they found him at his sister's in Toronto!!  Any idea what a wasted day costs on a film set?  No explanation. Just brain-dead.  Mr Musician?  I think not.  He was sitting around with a guitar tech on the set one day, trying to tune his bass, and I asked him if he was trying to tune to 440A.  Not a clue.  Had no idea what I was talking about. (if you are a player, this would be in the area of knowledge right next to 2+2=4).  So can he act? Easy one. NO!!
987842
are you talking about the guy from blues traveler John Popper?
986315
try googling his name
522117
Sorry.. But try his official website: www.danradcliffe.com
91830
Its my life.\nHave a Nice Day.\nThe one with that country singer from Sugarland....I forgot the name but you know.\n\nHe didnt have much of an entrance. He just walked up a few stairs to the stage while Richie was doing that Whah-whah thing. He just had his arms up and started with...This one goes out to the broken hearted.\n\nI'm a guy and I have no problem saying he looked good...Okay HOT!!!\nHe had a Tan Nascar leather jacket on with a tshirt that said "Phillie Soul", and some bootcut jeans with boots on.\n\nNormally his hair is always right on but today it was kinda crazy, but it was raining all morning.
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http://fresno.citysearch.com/profile/40119169/fresno_ca/charlee_simons_his_comedy_commandos.html
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Soon I hope, I LOVE that show!!!!! Did you see the one last series where they guy lost his memory and they done a song scene? It was SOOO funny when Danny said "Ouh crap!"
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I've been searching for you, but yeah, I can't find much on him either, only that he appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show.\nI guess when he was famous the internet wasn't around.
1054825
since this question is under celebrities u must mean DONNA Summers the singer. I head she is trying to make a comeback (was she really here before?) singing in lounges.
1070371
I'm sorry, but I think you're totally in the wrong here.  Dane Cook is the Man and makes me laugh so hard that I wet myself.  Your name must be Karen......
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Probably someone famous who's name I can't remember.
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The first Elvis Impersonators started to appear whilst Elvis was still alive, evolving mainly out of small town talent competitions which took their influences from major music artists of that time. It wasn't until Elvis's untimely death on August 16, 1977, that impersonating Elvis started to become popular in the mainstream. The large growth in Elvis impersonators seems tightly linked with his ever-growing iconic status.\n\nAndy Kaufman was perhaps one of the first Elvis impersonators. In his act he would use his famous "Latka" voice while dressed in the 1970s Elvis style jumpsuits to discourage guests and attendants, only to reveal that he has singing and guitar playing talents. As Kaufman gained fame, the act was used less and less.