
Now available is detailed information
about Cleveland disc jockey Bill Randle's
promotion of Elvis Presley in 1955-1956
This new pdf book was written by Roger Lee Hall
a former disc jockey and now Director of the
Center for American Music Preservation (CAMP).
He once worked as Bill Randle's teaching assistant
and spoke with him about his years
as a popular Cleveland Ohio disc jockey
and his promotion of Elvis Presley.
This book tells the story about the early appearances
of Elvis Presley in Cleveland in 1955
and promotion by two
Cleveland disc jockeys:
Tommy Edwards and Bill Randle
both
shown in this
picture

(picture courtesy of Bill Randle)
"Good Rockin' Tonight":
Elvis Presley, Bill Randle,
and The Rise of a Music Legend
There is also information about
the planned movie short that was never released,
"The Pied Piper of Cleveland:
A Day in the Life of a Famous Disc Jockey"
It was filmed at two locations:
Brooklyn High School auditorium in Brooklyn, Ohio
and at St. Michael's Hall in Cleveland

Bill Randle
introduced Elvis on his
national TV debut on "Stage Show" on January 28, 1956
on CBS-TV in New York City
There were six appearances by Elvis on "Stage Show" in 1956:
January 28,
February 4, February 11, February 18, March 17, March 24

In the book there is a chapter about the first Elvis movie
LOVE ME TENDER
and about the songwriter who wrote
all four songs for that movie sung by Elvis Presley.

Also In his book, the author writes his personal remembrance
of Elvis Presley in his early career in the 1950s
as he became a music legend.
Included in the book are remembrances
from some of the people
who were early fans of Elvis in 1955-56.
There is also a transcript from a rare television interview
with Bill Randle in 1974.
This new pdf book has over 100 b&w and color
illustrations, some not published before.
Read how to get your personal copy below...