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Host Peter McCully chats with Darren Lee of Langley who has won numerous awards for his tribute performances, including the 鈥淯ltimate Elvis Tribute Artist鈥� award at the prestigious Elvis Presley Enterprises competition in Memphis, Tennessee.

Lee had a successful run in Las Vegas performing nine shows a week for 11 years as a star in the American Superstars Show, as well as a show in Maui for 4 years.

McCully asked Lee about his resemblance to Elvis, and asked if he gets strange looks now and again when out at the grocery store.

鈥業 have a normal job where I drive a truck for a restaurant supply company. If a restaurant needs a stove or an oven or napkins or dishes or whatever, I deliver it. There are days where I will have a show that night, and so I鈥檒l go to work fully on - hair and makeup and everything and it鈥檚, Hey it鈥檚 Elvis! Another day they鈥檒l see me with a hat on my head, not shaving for a week. And then it鈥檚, Oh my God, it鈥檚 Elvis! It goes with the territory and it鈥檚 cool.鈥�

Lee鈥檚 tribute to Elvis is a celebration of the music and legacy of one of the greatest entertainers of all time. His attention to detail is impeccable, from his signature jumpsuits to his trademark hip-shaking dance moves.

Lee鈥檚 fans rave about his energy and charisma on stage.

Robin Lee, Darren鈥檚 brother is also an Elvis tribute artist.

鈥楬e was left-handed when he was born, but my mother turned him right-handed. When he dances, it鈥檚 the complete opposite of me. So, we鈥檝e done a lot of shows that we call the Presley鈥檚. It鈥檚 the two of us doing the show. We don鈥檛 say you are Jesse and I鈥檓 Elvis, but it was basically, what if Elvis鈥檚 twin brother hadn鈥檛 died at birth, would there have been two of them?鈥�

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