Glen Hardin

Pianist and arranger for Elvis Presley

Glen Hardin - Artists & Creatives born April 18th, 1939
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A renowned American pianist and arranger, contributed extensively to the music of Elvis Presley. Played piano and arranged numerous tracks during the height of Presley's career. Worked with various legendary musicians and contributed to the evolution of rock and roll music. In addition to performing, collaborated on multiple albums and live performances, demonstrating a significant role in shaping the sound of the era. His work exemplified the artistry and innovation present in the music of the 20th century.

Arranged and played on Elvis Presley's albums

Contributed to live performances with Presley

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