Elvis Presley, the iconic figure who revolutionized popular music, was known for his electrifying stage presence and his ability to captivate audiences with his powerful vocals and charismatic persona.
His musical talents extended far beyond rock and roll, as he seamlessly transitioned into other genres, including country, gospel, and even heartfelt ballads that showcased his emotional depth.
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One such example is his 1958 rendition of Sid Tepper and Roy C. Bennett’s “Steadfast, Loyal and True,” a poignant song that celebrates friendship, commitment, and the enduring power of unwavering devotion.
Presley’s soulful delivery, infused with his trademark sincerity and vulnerability, perfectly conveys the song’s message of unwavering loyalty and the importance of cherishing the bonds that enrich our lives.
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Did You Know?
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Elvis Presley recorded “Steadfast, Loyal and True” in 1958 at Radio Recorders in Hollywood, California.
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The song was released on the 1958 album “King Creole” (RCA Victor LPM-1382) and was featured in the film of the same name.
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“Steadfast, Loyal and True” reached number 16 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, becoming one of Presley’s most popular ballads.
“Steadfast, Loyal And True”
(from “King Creole” soundtrack)
We’ll remember you.
Dear alma mater,
We’re steadfast, loyal, and true.As we go onward
In the lives we lead.
Your light will guide us,
Your motto is our creed.
We will look back fondly
At your ivy walls,
Recalling precious moments
Within your hallowed halls.
Farewell, Royal High School,
We’ll remember you.
Dear alma mater,
We’re steadfast, loyal, and true.