Alvin Cisne - Don't Be CruelA new vocalist hailing from Tupelo, Mississippi, the talented Alvin Cisne, pays tribute to the King of rock n roll, the great Elvis Presley with a thoroughly modern version of "Don't Be Cruel," one of Presley's biggest early hits, co written with the great Otis Blackwell and originally released in 1956, helping to propel Elvis to worldwide fame. The song was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2002, and remains a mainstay today. Cisne's new

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