How about a chance for a free download image of some classic pink Cadillacs with a calendar at the bottom for the month of January 2010, and a special reminder note on January 8th, marking Elvis' 75th birthday? The calendar would replace your current desktop background. How cool is that?
If you're a Photoshop and Photoshop Elements user, you can make your own 2010 monthly or annual calendars with our PhotoshopIsland.com calendar products. Get a free pink Cadillac calendar for January honoring Elvis' birthday to start the year off right. Celebrate the King and the new year with this awesome calendar and see what else we have to offer, "Hound Dog."
It's hard to believe that the King of Rock 'n' Roll, Elvis Presley, would be 75 years old this coming January if he were still alive today. For those of us who grew up with and loved him, it is almost incomprehensible that he has been gone for 32 years. Ask us how old we were, what we were doing, and where we were when we first heard the news that Elvis had died, and we can tell you without hesitation. We were "All Shook Up" over the loss.
Even after his death he continues to gain new fans who weren't around when Elvis was alive. His music, his movies, his charm, and good looks still make us "Shake, Rattle, and Roll." We want to know all things Elvis, so here is just a snippet of why we love the King.
Elvis Aaron Presley was born January 8, 1935, in Tupelo, Mississippi, in a small house built by his father. A couple of interesting facts most fans may not know are that Elvis was a distant cousin of President Jimmy Carter and a direct descendant of Abraham Lincoln's great-great grandfather, Isaiah Harrison. He was rather shy and very close to his parents, especially his mother, but throughout his youth he seemed to always have his guitar with him, practicing every chance he got.
As Elvis' fame increased, so did his love for pink Cadillacs. He purchased his first Cadillac in 1955 and had it painted pink. It burned up due to a faulty brake lining, so shortly after that he purchased another Cadillac, a Fleetwood Series 60. It was originally blue with a black roof, so he had a friend paint it a custom pink color named, aptly, "Elvis Rose." The roof kept its original black color. Over the years, pink became the fad for other Cadillac owners, and so many just had to have theirs repainted pink, as well. Our beloved "Teddy Bear" made pink an acceptable color for macho men everywhere.
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