June Juanico met Elvis on the cusp of national fame – he rose from the country music circuit and regional radio to a Louisana Hayride star and the Sun label was making national waves – Sam Phillip’s vision of united music that all could enjoy was coming true.
No one was riding that wave of American Dream higher than Elvis.
The Presleys were new to the middle class and they had their own house on Audobon Drive in Memphis.
Elvis’ Parents and June’s Parents enjoyed a summer vacation together and June and Elvis shared a love of horses.
Col Parker was having none of dashing the fans hopes of meeting and having Elvis fall in love with them.
June was with Elvis on his frenzied Florida tour where he wiggled only his pinkie finger and still caused a riot.
Her innocent radio interview became on of the fan’s worst nightmares – he might have been snagged!
Later stories of Ann-Margaret’s engagement were, not as good as a fan getting him, cause seriously, who wouldn’t fall in love with her, eh?
Thus the continuing resentment towards Priscilla – his ex-wife, not his widow…..continues to inspire flame wars between fans to this day.
June realized that there was nothing marriageable about Elvis and his public vs private life and the last time he went to see her – she told him, she was engaged.
He wished her luck and didn’t share his news with her. Later, she read about him buying Graceland.
In the 1970s, she saw him perform, somewhere in her mind, thinking, he’d call her. Then, he died.
Marty Lacker, one of the wedding co-best men, reports that the only woman Elvis regretted and tried to get back was Ann-Margaret. She said no.
Oh. if you don’t want to read the whole story, the big sex reveal is that she and Elvis almost had sex. Penis head in vagina, but not penetrative – they stopped when they were about to be caught by her Mother.
Sort of refreshing compared to the stories told by the bodyguards about Elvis orchestrating orgies, which they were all more than happy to be a part of, eh?
You can find interviews with June and her home movies on youtube, eh?
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