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Interview Questions {Mike Arrovos from Hot Rod Boogie. El Paso, TX)
1. What type of music did you grow up with?
I GREW UP WITH OLDIES, FUCKEN AHH. SPANISH OLDIES, LIKE SUNNY
OZUNA AND SHIT. MY BROTHER SHOWED ME THE WHOLE PUNK SEEN,
LIKE LAG WAGON, NOFX. OH YEAH AND FUCKEN RANCID. I GREW UP TO
CLASSIC ROCK BECAUSE OF MY DAD ....SPANISH MUSIC CAUSE OF MY
MOM ....AND 80s FROM MY SISTER
2. Who are your favorite bands? Why?
TOO MANY TO NAME. I LOVE ALL GENRE'S OF MUSIC. LALO GUERRERO,
WAYNE HANCOCK, HOT ROD BOOGIE, HAHAHAHA. LALO GUERRERO IS
THE SHIT, HE IS THE FIRST PACHUCO, CHICANO DOING PACHUCO
MUSIC, BLUES MUSIC AND SHIT. WAYNE HANCOCK IS THE FUCKEN
SHIT, LIKE THE MODERN DAY HANK WILLIAMS.
3. Where were you raised, in what city and state?
EL PASO, TX. CAUSE I'M FUCKEN HARD CORE. YOU'VE BEEN HERE YOU
KNOW HOW ITS LIKE, YOU KNOW HOW IT IS GIRL.
4. What type of music do you play?
WITH MY BROTHER, HOT ROD BOOGIE, WE PLAY PUNKABILLY. WHEN I
PLAY WITH MY BROTHER IN LAW MOOKY FROM EL PASO, TX. IN THE
BAND CALLED RAW DEAL, WE PLAY ROCKABILLY.
5. You also have mentioned that you love the music of Lalo Guerrero. How and when did you hear of this great artist?
ABOUT TWO OR THREE YEARS AGO. Interview With Hot Rod Boogie (El Paso, TX)
6. Do you know of any other famous artist such as Lalo Guererro?
I DOIYT KNOW, NOT REALLY.
7. What do you think of their music and contributions to Mexican music, rock and roll?
THEY ARE JUST DOWN. MEXICANS ARE LIKE A MINORITY, THEY GET
DOWN. THEY ARE DIFFERENT THEN OTHER SPANISH SONGS, LIKE
MARIACHI. I THINK HE WAS LIKE A REBEL AT HIS TIME BECAUSE HE
WOULD PLAY THE SO CALLED "DEVIL MUSIC" LIKE "MARIJUANA
BOOGIE".
8. What genre is your music listed under?
PUNIUBILLY
- What is that?
WE STARTED OFF WITH ROCKABILLY, BUT MY BROTHER IS AMAZING
WITH THE GUITAR, ROCKABILLY WAS TOO EASY OR SLOW FOR HIM. SO
HE THEN ADDED SOME PUNK, IT'S A LITTLE FASTER. BESIDES HE GREW
UP WITH THAT KIND OF MUSIC LIKE LAG WAGON, DEAD KENNEDY, NO
SX, OPERATION IVY, JUST TO NAME A FEW.
9. What type of music do you listen to? Why?
ALL GENRE'S ...BUT MOSTLY MUSIC FROM 1962 AND BELOW.
10. Does your band travel a lot?
PFFFT!! BARELY TO THE WEST SIDE OF EL PASO.
1 1. Why do you choose this type of music to play?
BECAUSE IT IS BAD ASS, IT HAS ACTUALLY A MEANING AND SOUL TO
IT. NOT LIKE TODAYS MUSIC THAT TALKS ABOUT FUCKEN MONEY AND Interview With Hot Rod Boogie (El Paso, TX)
GIRLS, OR BITCHES. ANYBODY CAN TALI< ABOUT THAT.
12. Who are your inspirations?
I HAVE A LOT OF TNSPRIATIONS. HANK WILLLIAMS, WAYNE HANCOCK,
JOE CLAY, LALO GUERRERO, MARTY WATERS, UHHHM, CHUCK BERRY,
BUDDY HOLLY, LITTLE WALTER, WHO ELSE.. ..UMM..WAYNE WALKER,
DAMN I CANT THINK OF ANY OTHER AT THE TIME, BUT THERE ARE A
LOT. ROYAL JOKERS, DOMINOES, TEMPTATIONS. JOHNNY BURNETTE,
CARL PERKINS, LOUIS JORDAN, BIG JOE TURNER ...JUST TO NAME A FEW
13. Who do you look up to for advice and feedback?
AS FAR AS MUSIC, MY BROTHER RAY AND BROTHER IN LAW, MOOKY.
14. Who composes the lyrics?
MY BROTHER RAY
15. Who composes the music?
MY BROTHER RAY
16. Are you related in some way?
WERE BROTHERS, DUH
- I know that, but there is a third person. Who is that?
DAVID, HE IS THE DRUMMER FOR HOT ROD BOOGIE.
- How did you get to know him?
MY BROTHER HAD FORMED A BAND BEFORE I WAS IN IT, I JUST
REPLACED THE BASSIST AND DAVID WAS ALREADY IN THE BAND.
- How did the band come together?
MY BROTHER HAD A BAND IN HIGH SCHOOL, AND CREATED HOT ROD Interview With Hot Rod Boogie (El Paso, TX)
BOOGIE, AND THAT IS HOW IT FORMED.
17. Where do you play and how often?
MAINLY BARS AND CLUBS, AND OTHER BARS.
18. Why did you name your band Hot Rod Boogie?
UMMM. HONESTLY I DON'T KNOW, MY BROTHER NAMED US. THAT'S A
GOOD QUESTION.
19. Does you upbringing inspire your lyrics and music?
I GUESS ALL THE ROCKABILLY SHIT INSPIRES ME. MY BROTHER SINGS
ALL THE LOVEY DOVEY SHIT, AND I TRY TO KEEP THE BASS LINE
TRADITIONAL
- What do you mean by traditional?
LIKE OLD ROCKABILLY THAT I GREW UP WITH OR LISTEN TO, I TRY TO
KEEP THE BASE LINE THE SAME OR SIMILAR.
- What about your upbringing? Your childhood?
HMMM.. .WELL MY MOM USE TO LISTEN TO OLDIES WHEN SHE WAS
LIICE WASHING DISHES OR CLEANING.
- So did that inspire you to like the music?
I THINK SO. IT HAD AN EFFECT.
20. Who are your audiences? What audiences do you try to attract?
OUR AUDIENCES ARE YOUNGER CROWD, YOUNGER CHICS.
- Why?
THAT'S A GOOD QUESTION. I PLEAD THE FITH ON THAT. HEHEE
YOUNG PUNIC KIDS MOSTLY. HONESTLY MY BROTHER WRITES THESE Interview With Hot Rod Boogie (El Paso, TX) 6
LOVEY DOVEY SONGS AND THEY ATTRACK THE YOUNG CHICS. I GUESS
THAT'S WHAT THEY LIKE.
21. How long have you been playing with the band?
I JOINED THE BAND IN 2002, WHEN I GRADUATED
- Graduated What?
HIGH SCHOOL
- From where?
YSLETTA HIGH SCHOOL, YOU KNOW THE BEST
22. Have you had other band names, if so, why did you change it?
WHEN I FIRST JOINED THE BAND MY BROTHER WANTED TO CHANGE
THE NAME TO THE DEVOTIONS. WHEN WE PLAYED AT A SHOW THE
CROWD KNEW US AS HOT ROD BOOGIE. SO WE WENT BACK TO THAT
NAME.
23. How many records or cd's have you recorded?
TWO
- From where?
SOME GUYS HOUSE, WELL THE FIRST ONE I DON'T ICNOW I WAS NOT ON
THAT ONE. THE SECOND ONE WAS AT SOME GUYS HOUSE
- Did you know this guy? What was his name?
I THINK IT WAS MIKE SLADE, SOME WHITE GUY FROM BROKEN BONE
RECORDS, SOME LOCAL COMPANY, RECORD COMPANY 1 GUESS
- How much did he charge you?
IT WAS FREE SINCE WE HAD SIGNED A CONTRACT WITH THAT LOCAL Interview With Hot Rod Boogie (El Paso, TX) 7
RECORD LABEL.
- Are you guys still under contract?
NO, WE ARE FREE AGENTS RIGHT NOW, YOU KNOW.
- So how do you get your music recorded now?
THAT'S A GOOD QUESTION, I HAVE NO IDEA
24. Where do you sell your music?
AT OLTR SHOWS, WORD OF MOUTH, AND MYSPACE
- Has your myspace given your band new fans, audiences?
I THINK IT INCREASES OUR SHOWS, OUR AUDIENCES. IT ATTRACKS
MORE PEOPLE TO OUR SHOWS.
25. Does your music play on radio stations? If not why, if so, how did you get it there?
IT USED TO WHEN ONE OF OUR FANS BECAME A DJ ON A LOCAL RADIO
STATION AND PLAYED OUR MUSIC. UNFORTLPJATLY THAT RADIO
STATION NO LONGER EXISTS.
26. Do you love to play or is it to kill time?
OH HELL NO I LOVE TO PLAY.
27. How many people are in your band?
THREE
28. What instruments do you use? Why?
STAND UP BASS ...THAT'S ALL I CAN PLAY. I'VE BEEN TRYING TO LEARN
HARMONICA BUT I SUCK. I KNOW A LITTLE RYTHYM GUITAR
29. When did you first pick up an instrument?
... WHEN I WAS 18. Interview With Hot Rod Boogie (El Paso, TX) 8
30. What was the first instrument you learned how to play?
THE RUSTY TROMBONE! JUST PLAYING. THE GUITAR WAS THE FIRST
INSTRUMENT I LEARNED TO PLAY
3 1. Do you think your band is one in a million? How? Why?
YEAH CAUSE I'M IN IT!
- Now I am going to ask you questions regarding race, ethnicity, culture and other concepts of this.
32. What is your race?
CHICANO
- Why Chicano and not Hispanic, or Latino or Mexicano?
CAUSE.. ..FIRST OF ALL I WAS NOT BORN IN MEXICO I WAS BORN HERE, I
WAS BORN WITH THE SPANISH CULTURE, I AM NOTA FULL MEXICAN
BUT I AM NOT A FULL AMERICAN EITHER.
- Do you sometimes feel that because your in the middle, it is harder for you to determine your own race or ethnicity?
OHH, WHY DO YOU HAVE TO GET ALL TECHNICAL AND SHIT. I DON'T
KNOW. THAT'S A GOOD ONE. NO, I KNOW WHO I AM AND I KNOW
WHERE I COME FROM. MY WHOLE FAMILY.
33. What is your culture?
MEXICAN0
34. Are you a strong character of your race, culture, ethnicity, or all?
NOT SURE. I WOULD LIKE TO THINK THAT I AM, BUT I GOOF OFF SO
MUCH, THAT WHEN YOU COMPARE MY BEHAVIOR WITH THE ACTUAL
DEFINITION OF CHICANO, IT DOES NOT MIX. Interview With Hot Rod Boogie (El Paso, TX) 9
35. How does your band reflect who you are?
THE MUSIC IS PART OF MY LIFESTYLE. I GUESS JUST THE MUSIC, I
GUESS I AM OPEN MIhTDED WITH MUSIC, BUT THE WHOLE RYTHYM AND
BLUES GETS MY ATTENTION. I FEEL THE BLUES IN ME. YOU KNOW. I
JUST LOVE IT.
36. What are you thoughts of the Civil Rights movement? Do you think it allowed you as a minority to do what you do?
CHICANOS ARE NOT REALLY MINORITIES I1V EL PAS0 SO MY RACE
NEVER HELD ME BACK FROM DOING WHAT I LOVE. HONESTLY I
REALLY DO NOT LIKE POLITICS, I DID NOT PAY ATTENTION Ih1 HISTORY
CLASS. NO ME LLAMA LA ATTENCION.
37. There has been controversy if whether Elvis Presley stole "his" music from Black people. Do you believe this? Why?
FUCK ELVIS. DON'T GET ME STARTED WITH HIM. HELL YEAH HE DID. HE
SlNGS GOOD, I STILL LISTEN TO SOME OF HIS MUSIC, BUT WHEN I
STARTED LISTENIGN TO THE ORIGINAL SINGERS I WAS LIKE FUCK
THAT. HE IS NOT ORIGINAL AT ALL.
35. Do you ever think about the history and how it has made you who you are?
AS FAR AS MUSIC IS CONCERNED I'VE LEARNED A LOT FROM HISTORY. I
STARTED OFF KNOWING ELVIS, LIKE EVERYONE ELSE, BUT FOLLOWING
UP ON THE HISTORY OF WHERE HE GOT HIS MUSIC LED ME TO
APPRECIATE THE ORIGINS OF THE REAL ROCK N ROLL. LIKE BLUES TO
RYTYM AND BLUES IS WHERE ROCK-N-ROLL IS MADE FROM. Interview With Hot Rod Boogie (El Paso, TX) 10
39. Do you know anything about your culture's history, if so what?
NOT REALLY. HONESTLY I REALLY DON'T.
40. Are you in love with your identity, culture, heritage, ethnicity , race?
WHO ISN'T IN LOVE WITH ME? JP YEAH I LOVE WHO I AM.
41. You mentioned before that you love your raza's music, but you have to give it up to the Black people. What do you mean by that?
YOU KNOW I HAVE NEVER REALLY HEARD THAT MUCH SPANISH IN ROCK
AND ROLL BUT THE BLACK PEOPLE NOW HOW TO HAVE MORE SOUL AND
RHYTHM.
42. Do you think that Black community is the one who started swing and rock and roll?
I THINK SO. YES.
43. Who are your favorite musicians?
I NEVER HAVE A FAVORITE. RIGHT NOW I AM REALLY INTO WYNONIE HARRIS.
- The next few questions pertain to family and career.
44. Is this your career? Why? Why not?
NO .... CAUSE IT DON'T PAY THE BILLS. EITHER PEOPLE ARE NOT READY
FOR IT OR ITS NEVER GOING TO HIT. THIS WHOLE NEW EM0 CRAZE IS
TAKING OVER. ITS ALL ABOUT THE STUPID HAIR DOS LIKE THE
BEATLES AND SHIT. MY MUSIC WOULD PROBABLY NEVER BE A CAREER
FOR ME.
45. Does your band interfere with your family?
NO
46. Does your family interfere with your band? Interview With Hot Rod Boogie (El Paso, TX) 11
NO, NOT AT ALL.
47. How much does your family encourage you?
100%
48. Does your band influence who you are? Why? Why not?
IVO, I INFLUENCE THE BAND. WE ALL MAKE THE BAND GOOD. ON STAGE
WE ARE THREE DIFFERENT PEOPLE. WE START PLAYING AND THEN WE
HAVE OUR FANS CHEERING AND SINGING OUR SONGS, IT GIVES US
MORE ENERGY. WE PLAY GOOD BUT ONCE OUR FANS GET INTO IT WE
PLAY BETTER.
49. What do you do for a living?
INVENTORY SPECIALIST
50. Do you have a family of your own?
YES, A BEAUTIFL WIFE AI\TD TWO GREAT KIDS!!
- The next few questions pertain to Hot Rod Boogie's style, business, and marketing?
5 1. Where do you want to travel to and play a gig?
GERMANY BAYBEE. OCTOBERFEST "BEERFEST" BAYBEE! I ALWAYS
WANTED TO GO THERE, ESPECIALLY BECAUSE THOSE GERMANS NOW
HOW TO PARTY. ANY WHERE IN EUROPE REALLY. I THINK THE
EUROPEANS WOULD APPRECIATE OUR MUSIC MORE THAN THE LATIN
CULTURE.
53. Do you want to be known regionally, nationally, or internationally or all? Why?
INTERNATIONALLY. I WOULD LIKE TO PLAY WITH SOME OF THE GREAT
ROCJUBILLY ARTIST. AS FAR AS A BASS PLAYER, LIKE LLOYD TRIPP, Interview With Hot Rod Boogie (El Paso, TX) 12
OR LIKE LEW WILLIAMS.
52. How do you market your music?
FLYERS, MY ESPACIO, WORD OF MOWF
53. Who is the manager? Do you have a manager?
NOT ME, I GUESS MY BROTHER AND DAVID HANDLE THE BUSIhTESS
PART. I JUST PLAY.
54. Who are your sponsors?
BUD LIGHT, SCHAFFINOS JIP
55. What do you think about fashion?
PINCHES POSERS EVERYWHERE. NOW A DAYS ITS ALL ABOUT FASHION.
NOT LIKE THE OLD ROCKABILLY SCENE IT WAS ABOUT MUSIC, NOW ITS
LIKE WHO HAS THE BEST CAR OR BEST CLOTHES. EVERYONE HAS
THESE NICE ROLLED UP JEANS WITH THE VINTAGE SHIRTS WITH
DRESSY SHOES. FUCK THAT. WE ARE NOT ABOUT FASHION.
56. What do you wear during your shows? Why?
WHATEVER IS CLEAN THAT DAY. HEHE. I DON'T REALLY CARE, AS
LONG A I AM NOT WRINKLED. I WEAR A BLACK T-SHIRT OR A BUTTON
UP SHIRT.
57. Does the media influence your style'? Why? Why not?
NO. HELL NO.
58. What do you think about the media and fashion?
FUCK THE MEDIA. GOOD EXAMPLE. I PICKED A HOT ROD MAGAZINE
AND THERE WAS A PICTURE OF A GUY WITH AN ARROW POINTING TO Interview With Hot Rod Boogie (El Paso, TX) 13
HIS CLOTHES AND IT SAID 'GREASER" AND IT WAS EXPLAINING HOW TO
DRESS LIKE A GREASER. I SAID FUCK THAT SHIT. I THREW THE
MAGAZINE BACK ON THE TABLE.
59. What influences your way of style, dress, or fashion? Why?
ON A REGULAR DAY OR MY DAYS OFF I WEAR MY DICKIES, MY
CONVERSE AND A BLACK T-SHIRT. WHEN I GO OUT I WEAR MY JEANS,
OR WHEN I GO OUT I WEAR MY SLACKS. THERE WAS ALSO MY
GRANDPA. I FOUND A PICTURE OF MY GRANDPA AND HE WAS WEARING
WORK PANTS, MAYBE DICICIES, A REGULAR T-SHIRT AND A FLANNEL
OVER IT. I THOUGT HE LOOI< TOUGH AND COOL, SO I DRESS LIKE HIM.
60. Does your band have a certain attire during your shows? Why? Why not?
NO. WE DON'T DO THE WHOLE MATCHING COLORS. WE ALL
WEAR WHATEVER. IF WE PLAY AT A NICE PLACE WE DRESS UP A LITTLE
LIKE OUR SLACKS.
61. Does Hollywood influence fashion? Why Why not?
FUCIC HOLLYWOOD. YEAH IT DOES INFLUENE FASHION. FOR INSTANCE
VIVA LAS VEGAS. THEY HAVE SOLD OUT. NOW ITS ALL ABOUT THE
FASHION. PEOPLE TRY TO DRESS LIKE THAT. WE ARE GOING IN OCTOBER
FOR THE ROCIUBILLY RAVE. IT'S A EUROPEAN THING IT IS THE SECOND
TIME THEY HAVE IT HERE IN THE U.S.
62. Are you self-conscious about your style, dress, or fashion? Why? Why not? Interview With Hot Rod Boogie (El Paso, TX) 14
NO. HELL NO. I COULD CARE LESS WHAT PEOPLE THINK ABOUT ME. AT
FIRST YES. WHEN I FIRST BEGAN TO LISTEN TO THE MUSIC, I USE, BUT
NOW I AM LIKE FUCK THAT. WHO CARES. PEOPLE ARE POSERS
ANYWAYS. HATERS.
63. Does your music influence your style? Why? Why not?
YES. LIKE, WELL I DON'T DRESS ROCKABILLY, BECAUSE I HAVE MY
OWN STYLE, JUST LIKE YOUR MUSIC. WE DON'T MEAN TO DO IT, BUT
WE DO. WE KIND OF DRESS LIKE CHOLOS.
64. Being Latino, Chicano, or Mexicano, what does your style say about your ethnicity? Please be specific.
IT'S THE KIND OF WORD THAT MEANS A GANGSTER, I AM NOT A
GANGSTER, BUT THE DRESS I KIND OF SORT OF DRESS LIKE IT. WELL,
LIKE MY GRANDPA, HE WAS DRESSED LIKE IT, SO I DRESS LIKE THAT
TOO.
65. Where do you think your style came from? Explain in much detail as possible. Dates, era, people, places, etc.
ERA WOULD BE LIKE IN THE LATE 1940's OR EARLY 50's. LIKE STREET
CLOTHES WORK PANTS AND T-SHIRT. AS FAR AS DRESSING UP, I DRESS
WITH SLACKS, THE PACHUCO LOOI< EXCEPT WITHOUT THAT BIG ASS HAT
AND BIG ASS FEATHER. I LOVE THE PANTS THOUGH.
- The next few questions pertain to women and music. Interview With Hot Rod Boogie (El Paso, TX)
66. Why don't you have any girls in your band?
THEY HAVE COOTIES. THERE IS NO NEED FOR ANOTHER PERSON IN OUR
BAND.
67. Has anyone in your band considered women to play in it?
ONE TIME WHEN WE PLAYED IN PHOENIX, DAVE, OUR DRUMMER, HAD
OUR BOSSES DAUGHTER SING. WE ALL HAD HER SING A COUPLE OF
SONGS. WE PLAYED HOUND DOG, NOT ELVIS, THE ORIGINAL BIG
MANIMA FULTON, THEN WE PLAYED AT LAST, BY ETTA JAMES. WE
ALSO PLAYED, WELL LIKE THE STRAY CATS DO IT, HOW LONG MUST I
WAIT.
68. Do you know of any local or any bands that do have women in their band?
RAW DEAL.
69. What instruments do they play?
SHE PLAYS THE GUITAR. HER NAME IS NOR1 JAUREGUY.
70. What do you think about women in a band?
THAT'S FUNNY THAT YOU ASIC THAT. HONESTLY I DON'T LIKE A GIRL
SINGING. I CANT HEAR TOO MUCH OF IT. IT GETS ANNOYING AFTER A
WHILE.
71. Do you feel that a woman would jeopardize your band or any band?
NO. IT MIGHT GIVE US MORE PUBLICITY. PROBABLY FROM THE SEX
APPEAL OR SEX DRIVE. IT MIGHT EVEN CHANGE OUR FANS. WE HAVE A
LOT OF CHIC FANS RIGHT NOW. IF WE HAD A WOMAN IN OUR BAND, WE Interview With Hot Rod Boogie (El Paso, TX) 16
MIGHT ATTRACK MORE MEN. I LIKE A POLITCAL BAND. RAGE AGAINST
THE MACHINE
72. I keep interchanging the word "latino", "chicano", and "mexicano". What do you prefer?
CHICANO. ITS BAD ASS. LATINO IS INCLUDING EVERYONE ELSE, LIKE
PUERTO RICANS AND CUBANOS. MEXICAN0 IS LIKE FULL BREED.
73. Do you believe that your community has become more urbanized? In the past, El Paso was known to be a very small city, but recently it has been growing.
TRAFFIC IS BECOMING A HASSEL. MORE PEOPLE CROSSIlVG THE
BORDER TO GET OUT OF THE VIOLENCE IN MEXICO. A LOT OF YOUNG
KIDS HAVING KIDS. WERE A BUNCH OF HORNY CHICANOS HERE IN EL
PASO. I THINK EL PAS0 IS MORE OF A DANGER ZONE BECAUSE OF THE
DRUG WAR THAT IS GOING ON IN THE BORDER.
74. What do you think of your city's growth and what do you think it has contributed to your music?
HONESTLY NOT TOO MUCH. IT DOESN'T HAVE AN EFFECT TO OUR
MUSIC OR FANS.
75. What do you think of punk rock?
I LIKE SOME OF IT
76. I know your band sometimes has a mix of punk and rockabilly. Why do you inter mix the two genres? Interview With Hot Rod Boogie (El Paso, TX) 17
I THINK I CONTRIBUTE MORE ROCKABILLY TO THE BAND AND MY
BROTHER IS THE ONE WHO CONTRIBUTES THE WHOLE PUNK.
77. Who decided on how to mix the two genres?
MY BROTHER AND DAVID.
78. Do you have any questions for me or any other comments you would like to add that I may have left out?
AYY AYY. UMMM. NONE THAT I CAN THINK OF. ON THAT ELVIS PART I LIKE
TO ADD A LITTLE MORE. THAT WYNONIE HARRIS GUY, I BOUGHT A CD OF
HIM AND I WAS READING THROUGH THE BOOKLET AND HE WAS VERY
WELL ICNOWN AND PEOPLE WOULD GET ALL CRAZY. THEN BY
COINCIDENCE ELVIS BEGAN TO MOVE HIS HIPS AND HE BECAME POPULAR
BECAUSE OF SOMEONE ELSE AGAIN. IT WAS HARRIS'S MOVES NOT ELVIS.