Elvis Presley and The Sweet Inspirations Part 2

Part two of Blue Suede Connection as they explore Elvis' love for "his girls," The Sweet Inspirations. Who are they, where did they come from and how did Elvis discover them?
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[@EP4ever]

I want to know if I will always love you was released in ‘74.. how did he sing it in ‘73.. sounds like a myth to me..clarify this please

[@BlueSuedeConnection]

The song was written by Dolly in 73 and she presented it to him that same year before she herself released it. This story comes from Elvis insiders like Dolly, Priscilla, and others reporting how the song offer went down and was rejected, thanks to Col Tom. Elvis, however, loved the song and did know of it because of the offer.

[@debrajones6153]

He couldn't have sang that song to Priscilla you need to check the years of the divorce and the writing of the song.

[@BlueSuedeConnection]

We're aware the year is in question. The report comes from Dolly herself, as told to her from Pricilla. And because of this, we'll not question the facts. Though, I agree, it doesn't seem to add up.