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Published Date: 22 December 2007
LISA Marie Presley has reportedly commissioned an Edinburgh kiltmaker to create an official Elvis tartan.
The daughter of the King of rock and roll came to the Capital last week. The 39-year-old songwriter has been looking into ways of strengthening Elvis's Scottish heritage, after it emerged his ancestors hailed from Aberdeenshire. She visited 21st Century Kilts on the Royal mile.

After speaking to designer Howie Nicholsby, Lisa Marie learned she could claim the maiden name of Elvis's mother, Gladys Smith, for her tartan.



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  • Last Updated: 22 December 2007 11:03 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Elvis Presley
 
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tomias,

Edinburgh 22/12/2007 14:17:02
Well well,Elvis's agencies better watch out what with the tartan and the BBC banning R Melvins song-" Santa is a Scotsman"
Yes good old Beeb,get to be a number one and jealousy drums in-from Glasgow of course,the |Weggie pie eating champ-champ-chmping gobblers of the wild west.
Hope that Snata gets to sing on a Hogmanay show-
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weeshooie1,

Australia 22/12/2007 21:23:50
Tartan with rhinestones? Sheesh, whit next :o)

 

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