Taking Back Sunday - Timberwolves At New Jersey

Elvis, a staunch opponent of segregation of all kinds, was all the more depressed by the assassination of Pastor King, because it happened in his hometown of Memphis, a few steps from Bill Street, where he received his musical education. Elvis did not seek to speak out about political issues that were beyond his comprehension, nevertheless he was a new generation Southern Democrat, as evidenced by his ability to recite, if asked, King’s famous speech “I have a dream.” When Binder invited him to perform a song with a hint of this burning topic, he got to the point.