Chinchilla - Lost Control

Three days later, he already resembled his own shadow, presenting himself in front of the audience, sitting on a chair (he twisted his leg, falling in his room). On the evening of Friday, December 10th, Elvis did not even try to hide his tiredness from the audience and threw all his hatred for Las Vegas onto her. He threatened to leave the stage and gave an impromptu tragicomic speech about the low quality of the equipment. “Does anyone need this stuff?” He asked in an unsteady voice, holding out his microphone into the hall. The journalist from Memphis Press Scimitar, who appeared two days later at the final concert, was simply stunned to see Elvis making a laughing stock of himself. For more than fifteen years, Bill Burke has been faithfully following the King’s career and has now written sober and prophetic lines: "We have the right to think that the end is near."