Rock and roll music has long been popular in Hawaii - numerous rock and roll artists spent their developmental years in Hawaii (i.e. members of The Association, The Electric Prunes, 7th Order, Vicious Rumors, as well as guitarists Marty Friedman and Charlie "Icarus" Johnson), and its local popularity dates back to the earliest days of rock music. Elvis Presley's career included several Hawaii-related performances and records: a March 1961 live performance to raise money for the construction of the USS Arizona Memorial at the Pearl Harbor Bloch Arena in March 1961, his "Aloha from Hawaii Via Satellite" "comeback" record and concert in 1973, and three of his movies were based in Hawaii ("Blue Hawaii", "Girls! Girls! Girls!", and "Paradise, Hawaiian Style").