Rhinestone Crusader

Or not quite. A large portion of the audience moves toward the stage, where they are greeted, patiently, politely, even gratefully, by Elvis's old crew. Burton, Scheff, Hardin, Tutt, Guercio, along with the Sweets and Imperials, stand in a line on the edge of the stage, leaning down and shaking one hand after another. You'd think somebody was running for office.

Steve Satterwhite

Steve Satterwhite

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