Baby, Let's Play House_ Elvis Presley and the Women Who Loved Him - Alanna Nash [366]
47 “It’s a wonder”: Ibid.
48 “None of us”: Ibid.
48 “Finally one night”: Betty McMahan, quoted in Guralnick, Peter, Last Train to Memphis: The Rise of Elvis Presley.
48 “Now, Billie”: Unnamed Wardlaw relative, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
49 “All the kids”: Billie Wardlaw Mooneyham, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
49 “I opened”: Billie Wardlaw Mooneyham, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
49 “Elvis was a great kisser”: Billie Wardlaw Mooneyham, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
49 “Elvis didn’t like that”: Farley Guy, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
49 “I think she just thought”: Doris Guy Wallace, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
50 “We really”: Billie Wardlaw Mooneyham, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
50 “Look at that”: Unnamed relative of Billie Wardlaw Mooneyham, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
50 “About every time”: Fannie Mae Crowder Caldwell, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
51 “We were never doing”: Billie Wardlaw Mooneyham, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
51 “He may not”: Billy Smith to author, 1992.
52 “My daddy”: Elvis Presley, quoted in Guralnick, Peter, and Jorgensen, Ernst, Elvis Day by Day: The Definitive Record of His Life and Music.
52 “was having some kind of party”: Farley Guy, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
52 “not then”: Billie Wardlaw Mooneyham, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
52 “He grabbed it out”: Billie Wardlaw Mooneyham, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
53 “I finally had to tell him”: Billie Wardlaw Mooneyham, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
53 “at an unconscious level”: Kasl, Charlotte Davis, Women, Sex, and Addiction: A Search for Love and Power.
54 “rather flashily dressed playboy type”: Interviewer notation from Elvis Presley’s work application, Tennessee State Employment Security, 1953.
55 “There were a few laughs”: George Klein to Scott Jenkins, “Interview with George Klein,” on the Web site Elvis Australia.
55 “There’s three guys outside”: Elvis Presley, quoted in West, Red, and West, Sonny, and Hebler, Dave, as told to Dunleavy, Steve, Elvis: What Happened?
55 “look of real fear”: Red West, et al., Elvis: What Happened?
56 “They did it”: Red West, “Interview with Red West,” on the Web site Elvis Australia.
56 “I never thought”: Red West, et al., Elvis: What Happened?
56 “crazy”: Buzzy Forbess, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
56 “We got a piano”: Billy Smith to author, 1994.
57 “He was moving”: Fannie Mae Crowder Caldwell, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
57 “At first”: Red West, et al., Elvis: What Happened?
57 “It was amazing”: Elvis Presley, quoted in Guralnick, Peter, and Jorgensen, Ernst, Elvis Day by Day: The Definitive Record of His Life and Music.
57 “Not again!”: Billie Chiles Turner, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
57 “a gentle soul”: Regis Wilson Vaughn to author, 2009.
57 “I thought he was cute”: Regis Wilson Vaughn, People magazine, July 17, 1989.
57 “He was a loner”: Regis Wilson Vaughn, People magazine, May 27, 1996.
57 “I didn’t have anybody”: Regis Wilson Vaughn to author, 2009.
57 “I knew I wanted to see him”: Regis Wilson Vaughn, People magazine, July 17, 1989.
57 “the poorest Catholic school”: Regis Wilson Vaughn to Peter O. Whitmer, raw interview transcript.
58 “Growing up”: Regis Wilson Vaughn to author, 2009.
58 “My mother had”: Regis Wilson Vaughn to author, 2009.
58 “He used to say”: Ibid.
58 “His humor was the type”: Ibid.
58 “He sang it”: Regis Wilson Vaughn to Peter O. Whitmer, raw interview transcript.
59 “He was a very simple, sweet person”: Regis Wilson Vaughn, quoted in Burk, Bill E., Early Elvis: The Humes Years.
59 “If you were”: Regis Wilson Vaughn to author, 2009.
59 “and I wanted to see for myself