Extreme - Get The Funk Out

With the appearance of a sophisticated booth barker, Tom Parker explained to everyone on the cross and across that disproportion and contrast are two sources of success. Combining this theory with his economic knowledge, he made sure that the artists who performed before Elvis — jugglers, acrobats, third-country country singers — did not live up to the legitimate expectations of the public; besides the fact that such a policy reduced his expenses, he could be sure that the nervous excitement of teenagers would reach their limit by the time they came to the scene of Presley, and advertising was provided.