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My parents owned a place down on the flats back in the 80's with a prime view of this place. It always intrigued me. Didn't realize it was only a few years old at the time. Thanks for the video
This man had a gift for entertaining. I wish people would quit casting disgusting adpersions on him by saying he was a homosexual and other rotton things. Cant we just appreciate his gifts?
The owner hated it, he did it only for his wife who knew this pesky interior designer from Brooklyn who's a maniac doing this kind of design. I know it because I hand made all the draperies in those pictures myself and was there putting them up. I know all that furniture, those rooms, the modifications done to construct that great kitchen (it's not the original) etc...
Inside Glen Campbell's Magnificent Malibu Mansion Exploring the Lavish Malibu Mansion of Glen Campbell: A Journey from Humble Beginnings to Music Legend 0:14: 🏡 Glenn Campbell's journey from humble beginnings to music legend, showcased through his luxurious Malibu mansion. 0:14: Glenn Campbell's career spanned six decades, crossing genres and captivating audiences worldwide. 0:41: Campbell purchased a grand estate in Malibu with his wife in 2005, featuring luxurious amenities and stunning views. 2:04: Campbell was born in 1936 in Arkansas, raised in a large family of 12 children, and started his musical journey at a young age. 2:17: Despite a childhood marked by poverty, Campbell's relentless work ethic and raw talent led him to master the guitar and pursue a career in music. 2:44: Campbell's early performances on local radio and joining his uncle's band in New Mexico helped him hone his skills as a guitarist and vocalist. 2:58: 🎸 Glen Campbell's journey from session musician to music star and TV personality. 2:58: Campbell's talent led him to Los Angeles where he became a sought-after session musician. 3:37: Recorded 'Gentle on My Mind' in 1967, earning his first Grammy and rising to stardom. 3:59: Achieved success with hits like 'By the Time I Get to Phoenix' and 'Wichita Lineman'. 4:44: Hosted 'The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour' showcasing his versatility on TV. 5:09: The show brought country music into mainstream American culture. 5:25: Campbell's success transcended genres, solidifying his status as a music icon. 5:30: His impact on music and television was undeniable, drawing millions of viewers. 5:36: 🎵 The musical journey of Glen Campbell, from iconic hits to personal struggles, resilience, and legacy. 5:36: Campbell's iconic songs and flashy style made him a beloved entertainer. 7:01: Struggles with fame, substance abuse, and relationships overshadowed his success. 7:15: Campbell's resilience led to a comeback in the late 1980s, reflecting personal growth. 7:49: Diagnosed with Alzheimer's, Campbell embarked on a farewell tour to share his music. 8:03: Despite challenges, Campbell continued to perform, showcasing the power of music. 8:16: In 2014, Campbell released his final album 'Adios', a tribute to his musical legacy. 8:31: 🎶 The life and legacy of musician Glenn Campbell, including financial struggles and estate disputes. 8:31: Glenn Campbell passed away, leaving behind a timeless musical legacy. 9:06: Campbell faced severe financial difficulties due to mismanagement and legal battles. 10:10: His estate planning decision led to legal disputes within his family. 10:44: Campbell's estate was estimated to be only around a million dollars at the time of his death. 11:00: He rose to stardom as a session player turned superstar, facing struggles with grace. 11:15: Campbell's music continues to resonate, capturing the essence of the American Spirit. 11:29: He remained true to his love of music throughout his journey. 11:35: 🏡 Exploration of the legacy of a legendary musician and performer, with a focus on his lavish Malibu residence. 11:35: Glenn Campbell's remarkable career as a musician and performer 11:50: Discussion on fans' admiration for his music from past to present 11:57: Speculation on living in a luxurious place like Campbell's Malibu mansion 12:14: Encouragement to support the channel and visit sponsor campfireshop.com 12:43: Advocacy for kindness towards animals and adoption from shelters 12:49: Wishing safe travels on all journeys Recapped ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3QqPn8Z7Clg.html using Tammy AI
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That huge skylight is beautiful but I can't imagine the heat from the sun in the interior of the house since it's over 100 degrees many days every year
The last time I was in NY was in the 1980s to visit my grandmother dying in the hospital. We got in town late, so my uncle who was living in NY asked if I wanted to drive around, so we were driving around at about 1AM sight seeing and drove past the Dakota and my uncle pointed out thats the entrance where John Lennon was killed which ironically happened just a few weeks earlier.
Tacky and grossly over the top to the point of tasteless. Vulgar seems an appropriate word. Appears to me to be a continuation of Las vegas, (Tacky Town). Definitely a case of money over taste.
I recently visited the Michael Jackson, estate in Las Vegas just this year 2024. The estate has an entirety of the Liberace museum piano collection as you walk in the double doors. Sadly I was not aware that Liberace's wardrobe was housed in the mansion. Not to say that the items we're not there. But during the time of my visit, I did not see any. There was a fashion show at the time of my visit that was featured on the property. I asked for permission to film and take pictures throughout the home. I was granted permission if you are interested I have pictures and video I can send you. I'm a huge Liberace fan, yes, I did visit his the state in Las Vegas same day as well. I do have pictures of the home. Unfortunately none from inside the estate I'm sure you have plenty of the exterior. This is by far the best video i've ever seen, including the intimate moments where Liberace shows off the inside of his home. How did you get all of this amazing footage? I would love to see the walkthrough of his world famous lasagna. Thank you so much for sharing this video by far the best.
I am thinking about going to vegas to check out the Thriller and Liberace's house. I would love to see your photos. Please send them to StrangeHistoryX@gmail.com. Thank you!
The house was paid by Hope's director friends they're all Jewish maybe you didn't know. Well kept secret. Hope was a mason hence the all seeing eye roof design....not a volcano. The architect was a mason too. The symbols say it all. And the egotistical size of this concrete monstrosity is Testament to how money was spent to avoid tax. Hope wasn't exactly the fun loving gentleman we were brainwashed to laugh at in fact he was a philandering menace to his wife who only stayed for the fame and of course the wealth and shoulder rubbing with similar types who let's be honest were just sycophants.
Kashmir is my J-A-M!!🎵🤘🎻👍🎶 Where in the 🌍 world is this video taken? It's pretty😍 there. I'm sure you'd have to be there in person to fully appreciate💓 the scale📏 of that space. Is that a "GW" in that etched square? Could be Ole' Georgie Porgie's initials! Perhaps it's Grant Wood's?🖼️🎨🖌️👵👨🌾......although Wood was a midwestern boy🌽🐄 and this doesn't look like it's filmed in the Midwest (although I do have several sandstone canyons and rain-fed waterfalls 10 minutes from me here in Illinois)....but perhaps WOOD🪵 traveled to this spot to etch his initials in the STONE?😂🪨⛏️😎
Natural Bridge in Virginia. I drove down there in early June. It was awesome. I am not sure what the evidence is that George Washington was there, I think he may have mentioned it himself since he surveyed around the area I think when he was young in 1850, I think. It's an amazing place. Interestingly, Thomas Jefferson owned the land.
@@StrangeHistoryX Cool! I have yet to explore that area of the U.S., but I did spend some time north of there (along I-81) in Harrisburg (& also Hershey) PA. I felt very "at home" there.....and many, many years later, after researching my lineage, I discovered that I had ancestors that had once lived nearby there (in PA). I've wondered if that's why I had that feeling while I was there?
For me, I will always remember liberace as the coffin salesman from the famous black-and-white film "the loved one"... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uoZ5dTQa_2E.htmlsi=mh_U2o6a7aoA296M
I think people looked older then because of all the excessive smoking. Everyone smoked back then, and even if you didn't you were exposed to it often. Also, skin care has greatly improved over time.
