Van Halen - Why Cant This Be Love?

At that stage in Elvis’s career, his balance was restored thanks to his passion for music - the guarantor of his creative integrity. He showed the same professionalism on the stage, where the high intensity of the performances was supported by the presence of the public. Since the end of 1955, the colonel’s main concern was to find a common language with the main concert agency of the country - the New York agency of William Morris, with whom he worked for a long time when he represented Eddie Arnold. The invitations came one after another, judging by the schedule of Elvis's speeches. In the first half of 1956, he performed on average in two dozen different cities every month and often gave two or even three concerts in a row, as, for example, on February 26 in Pensacola in Florida, when he sang on the stage of the city concert hall with two hours of the day until ten in the evening almost without a break.