- Haasis) and 300-pound Vegas-era
Elvis impersonator Tortelvis (Greg Tortell). The band
supposedly met
Tortelvis when he
rammed his milk
float into the back of...
- 5,000,000 (*
Tortelvis Fans Can't Be Wrong) is
Dread Zeppelin's
second full-length album.
Recorded in
early fall 1990, it was
conceived and
recorded during...
- estate, the
photo of
Tortelvis (Greg Tortell) on the
cover of Un Led-Ed was
blacked out.
Later editions of the
album have
Tortelvis'
giant Elvis coif replaced...
- the
fourth studio album by
Dread Zeppelin. This
album saw the
return of
Tortelvis, the lead
singer who had left the band and did not
appear on the previous...
- as thin as [singer]
Tortelvis's Jenny Craig fantasies." The
Toronto Star
argued that "it's
still a good joke,
because Tortelvis combines a
great voice...
- Zeppelin, and the
first made with
Imago Records. It is
described as “
Tortelvis sings the classics”,
where “classics” are
songs from the late-1960s and...
-
Tortell may
refer to: Greg Tortell, aka
Tortelvis, a
member of
Dread Zeppelin, a now-defunct
American reggae rock band
Philip Tortell (1869–1937), Maltese...
-
Dread Zeppelin (Jah Paul Jo, Carl Jah, Put-Mon, Ed Zeppelin, ****e and
Tortelvis) as
themselves Filmed in the
Cayman Islands and La
Habra Heights, California...
- that
Tortelvis had
personal problems and
would not be able to continue. Some
early recordings of
songs from "It's Not Unusual"
exist with
Tortelvis vocals...
- 1991 is
titled 5,000,000 in
reference to this album; the
footnote says "*
Tortelvis Fans Can't Be Wrong." The
cover more
obviously parodies Led Zeppelin's...
