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"America had never seen anything like Elvis Presley when he burst onto  the scene in the mid-1950s.&amp;nbsp; His dance moves were so sexually  suggestive that he was filmed from the hips up during his debut  appearance on the Tonight Show. If anything, the censorship made him  even more irresistible to teenagers across the country. Everyone  wondered what exactly was going on underneath that camera. Nationwide  mania for Elvis lasted until he joined the army in 1958, but it peaked  in 1956 when he scored Number One singles with \"Heartbreak Hotel,\"  \"Don't Be Cruel,\" \"Hound Dog\" and \"Love Me Tender.\" Regardless of how  badly he squandered his gift in the 1960s and 1970s, the image of Elvis  gyrating his pelvis on national TV is permanently planted in the  memories of an entire generation. Countless artists decided to devote  themselves to rock &amp;amp; roll in that very moment."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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