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Elvis Presley and Joe Fox, a secret surprising connection

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michael griffin 21 Jun 2012
#1
OK, couldnt resist posting this

Elvis flew into South Bend after his Detroit show on Sept 29, 1974 for two back to back nights @ the University of Notre Dame. It would be his first time performing at the Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center. Follow That Dream released the Oct 1, 1974 show on "Dragonheart".
However, Elvis read the local paper-- The South Bend Tribune--in his penthouse suite on the top floor of the Royal Inn as he was prone to do and an ad about a local jewelry store owned by JOE FOX caught his eye. The rest is history. This is from the "Just Too Cool" file...enjoy!

$11,000 in 1974 money = $53,731 today.





Joseph Fox 21 Jun 2012
#2
Michael:

Ha---You're a funny guy!

Btw--I remember about 15 years ago when a Los Angeles auction house ("Butterfields") had a big collection of Elvis items...and I bid on a pair of Elvis's "HWC Handcuffs"..and lost. I always wondered if I lost them out to you?

Take care----Joe
Anonymous 22 Jun 2012
#3
OK, couldnt resist posting this

Elvis flew into South Bend after his Detroit show on Sept 29, 1974 for two back to back nights @ the University of Notre Dame. It would be his first time performing at the Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center. Follow That Dream released the Oct 1, 1974 show on "Dragonheart".
However, Elvis read the local paper-- The South Bend Tribune--in his penthouse suite on the top floor of the Royal Inn as he was prone to do and an ad about a local jewelry store owned by JOE FOX caught his eye. The rest is history. This is from the "Just Too Cool" file...enjoy!

$11,000 in 1974 money = $53,731 today.




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Everytime Joe Fox goes somewhere, there are reports of an Evis sighting.
I thought that they were one and the same.
The only difference is Joe is talented!
michael griffin 22 Jun 2012
#4
OK, couldnt resist posting this

Elvis flew into South Bend after his Detroit show on Sept 29, 1974 for two back to back nights @ the University of Notre Dame. It would be his first time performing at the Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center. Follow That Dream released the Oct 1, 1974 show on "Dragonheart".
However, Elvis read the local paper-- The South Bend Tribune--in his penthouse suite on the top floor of the Royal Inn as he was prone to do and an ad about a local jewelry store owned by JOE FOX caught his eye. The rest is history. This is from the "Just Too Cool" file...enjoy!

$11,000 in 1974 money = $53,731 today.




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Joe,,,,I just couldnt resist this,,,,
No, I didnt get those cuffs, I dont know who got em
to the poster who wonders why it is that you and elvis show up in the same places, SUSPICIOUS MINDS?
ha ha

take care

me
Anonymous 06 Jul 2012
#5
OK, couldnt resist posting this

Elvis flew into South Bend after his Detroit show on Sept 29, 1974 for two back to back nights @ the University of Notre Dame. It would be his first time performing at the Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center. Follow That Dream released the Oct 1, 1974 show on "Dragonheart".
However, Elvis read the local paper-- The South Bend Tribune--in his penthouse suite on the top floor of the Royal Inn as he was prone to do and an ad about a local jewelry store owned by JOE FOX caught his eye. The rest is history. This is from the "Just Too Cool" file...enjoy!

$11,000 in 1974 money = $53,731 today.




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$11,000 then, $50,000 now... seems like it barely kept up with inflation. Is the King dead or something?
michael griffin 07 Jul 2012
#6
OK, couldnt resist posting this

Elvis flew into South Bend after his Detroit show on Sept 29, 1974 for two back to back nights @ the University of Notre Dame. It would be his first time performing at the Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center. Follow That Dream released the Oct 1, 1974 show on "Dragonheart".
However, Elvis read the local paper-- The South Bend Tribune--in his penthouse suite on the top floor of the Royal Inn as he was prone to do and an ad about a local jewelry store owned by JOE FOX caught his eye. The rest is history. This is from the "Just Too Cool" file...enjoy!

$11,000 in 1974 money = $53,731 today.




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Yeah, he's dead I think,,,,I thought there was a blurb about it in one of the news papers,
They say hes not writing songs anymore, in fact he's de composing
Anonymous 08 Jul 2012
#7
OK, couldnt resist posting this

Elvis flew into South Bend after his Detroit show on Sept 29, 1974 for two back to back nights @ the University of Notre Dame. It would be his first time performing at the Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center. Follow That Dream released the Oct 1, 1974 show on "Dragonheart".
However, Elvis read the local paper-- The South Bend Tribune--in his penthouse suite on the top floor of the Royal Inn as he was prone to do and an ad about a local jewelry store owned by JOE FOX caught his eye. The rest is history. This is from the "Just Too Cool" file...enjoy!

$11,000 in 1974 money = $53,731 today.




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I think he died the day of his daughters wedding...to Micheal Jackson
Anonymous 08 Jul 2012
#8
OK, couldnt resist posting this

Elvis flew into South Bend after his Detroit show on Sept 29, 1974 for two back to back nights @ the University of Notre Dame. It would be his first time performing at the Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center. Follow That Dream released the Oct 1, 1974 show on "Dragonheart".
However, Elvis read the local paper-- The South Bend Tribune--in his penthouse suite on the top floor of the Royal Inn as he was prone to do and an ad about a local jewelry store owned by JOE FOX caught his eye. The rest is history. This is from the "Just Too Cool" file...enjoy!

$11,000 in 1974 money = $53,731 today.




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I KNOW HE TURNED OVER
tim71 18 Jul 2012
#9
OK, couldnt resist posting this

Elvis flew into South Bend after his Detroit show on Sept 29, 1974 for two back to back nights @ the University of Notre Dame. It would be his first time performing at the Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center. Follow That Dream released the Oct 1, 1974 show on "Dragonheart".
However, Elvis read the local paper-- The South Bend Tribune--in his penthouse suite on the top floor of the Royal Inn as he was prone to do and an ad about a local jewelry store owned by JOE FOX caught his eye. The rest is history. This is from the "Just Too Cool" file...enjoy!

$11,000 in 1974 money = $53,731 today.




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Seems like I remember a pair of S&W model 90s that were owned by Elvis at one point also. Anyone else remember this?

I know in the Guiness museum at Gatlinburg TN, they've got one sweet submachine gun that Elvis had owned. Gold engraved and everything.