That showroom was absolutely gorgeous. My father worked there for many years during graveyard hours. He used to have conversations with Elvis late at night. Elvis would drive around the casino in a golf cart. 😂 we were kids at the time and he gave us his personal scarves he was wearing and signed it for us. My father said he was a down to earth funny man. RIP Elvis and now his beautiful daughter Lisa Marie. ❤
@@carolinaalberici1116 He had a wonderful life in Las Vegas in the early days. He worked for the MOB at the Stardust lol. He worked for Redd Foxx for 10 years and was in the movie Casino. He had a lot of history as the first slot host in Vegas.
This guy was the entire package. Talent, Looks, Suave, Humble, Southern charm, and Generous to a fault.. There hasn't and will never be another like him..
I agre......he wasn't like the rest of us, at all......he looked and acted different in every way to normal people......he was different in every way.....his voice in its prime is perhaps the best in history (opera singers use to study his young voice).....he was like an alien in many regards........he was extremely good looking and unique...this video is telling --------> look at all the good looking people and socialites attending his concert - he was better looking than ALL of the, lol.............dude was on another level.....I believe he was purposefully created and put here by GOD.....its not normal to have this much talent and looks in one package
There are tens of thousands of Elvises. Some are actually better than him, maybe all. He did a 13 yr old. In my book, that's not O.K. Maybe with your pedo mind it is. To each his own. Have fun respecting a child molester they found fat, dead, and naked sitting on his toilet.
This is great, because it shows the humanity of the entertainer, he's nervous, sweating like any person would be, wants to make sure he doesn't forget the words to the songs, shows he's not a machine, but a real person
Poor Elvis, so much intense pressure on him. Wish somebody had been around to really look after Elvis and his health , instead of that crowd and the appalling manager, who were only interested in making money out of Elvis. 😢
Yes it was th Col. Parker. Took 50% of E. earnings, & gambled it away . And he wouldn't allowE to perform overseas , bc was not a legal citizen . May have been much different, if E had c9ncerts out side US .
The Beatles used to say something to the nature of....Elvis was by himself to deal with all that pressure while we had for of us to comfort each other.
Thee most beautiful man, inside and out! He gave his life for his fans! I still have the scarf he gave me on stage. I was 10 years old and I was very shy. He bent down and and gave me a hug and put a scarf around my neck. Till we meet again! I will always love Elvis Presley!
@@dwhite7118 I believe you but for the market, If you can prove 100% it's Elvis's scarf (copy of photo, video, etc) and you can combine that with the scarf that could make the price go sky-high
@@msblue1003 I guess it could authenticated by the Presley corporation .. I know it’s real, so I just would need to figure out who would authenticate it.
@@msblue1003 on a side note, you weren’t allowed to take photos during the concerts. They’d confiscate your cameras. So there’s no photo or video of me receiving on stage. I wisssssh I had that photo! I’ve do have people who were with me at the time that can say it’s real tho.
I wasn't even born when elvis died! ..but I've grown up listening to his music and completely fallen in love with him! ..I think he was the most Beautiful man that ever existed! His eyes glisten..his little side smile just makes you lose your breath!...his beautiful kindness with all his fans and friends is something so rare! ..he really took the time to make everyone feel special...I've watched videos from his house where he always went to the gate to greet his fans! ..He really was the most unique person and no one will ever touch him ...there will only ever be 1 Elvis ...❤❤🙏🙏
Samantha, you described Elvis exactly as I would. Those twinkling eyes. I was too young for his generation but that doesn't matter -- this man has timeless appeal. And this video has a bonus, Carey Grant, another unforgettable handsome actor. Noone in today's generation comes close to these two, they're one of a kind.
@@dlm9920 I agree ..I love all the old stars! ..my granma would always listen to Frank Sinatra ..he was so Incredibly entertaining! I watched a film called true love with Grace kelly she was also just so Incredibly beautiful..and then Audrey Hepburn she was beautiful! ..I just feel Elvis had that charismatic way that was magic! ..if I had been around in his day I would of travelled to America to them gates! ..it is my dream to one day visit Graceland and his resting place! ..I think I was born in the wrong generation! ..but saying that alot of people my age and younger love all the iconic stars ..I feel they were the days when music was music and the talent was so different! ..its nice that we can look them up on you tube and enjoy their voices. They are like time capsules and the next generations I feel will also love them as we do! ..❤
Thanks Pearl... Elvis never took his stardom too seriously because he said, "my voice is a gift given to me". He had respect for fans paying to see him perform. A true professional! He was in a league of his own. Sonny said during his talk shows "Elvis was always nervous before a concert, but once he hit the stage he was dynamite!"🥇⚡🎶
I saw Elvis live concert June of 1972. / Stood in line for hours just to see his movies in the 1960s. The memories are still like new !!! / And yes, once he hit the stage and started singing, it was like being in another world. His band was so righteous !!!
When I am dead" by Steve Gooden When I am dead...remember me for the good I did, the songs I sang the kind words I spoke. When I am dead think of me for the moments we shared the games we played and the tears we shed. When I am dead honor me for the poor I helped, the homeless I housed, the lost I helped find their way, for the children I mentored, the family and the friends I loved and cherished and the country I served. When I am dead forgive me, for the cross words I had, the people I offended, the lies I told and the things I stole. Forgive me for the hearts I broke, the ones I used and the few I mis-used. Forgive me for the goals I failed to reach, the dreams I never realized and the burden I might have been at times. When I am dead Do better for your sakes, learn the lessons I did not, don't make my mistakes yours, and if possible stand on the shoulders of my legacy and build a better one. When I am dead, move on! Remember me yes, but move on. Live in no regrets for having met me, hold no grudge against me and share with others the best I had to offer. Don't make me larger than life, but don't make me irrelevant. Remember me, but live your life so when you are dead, they will say better things of you and we move each generation closer to that ultimate likeness of God in righteous reflection of that which is best about us and reflective of the Divine. Above all when I am dead remember the GOD I lived to serve, no matter how flawed my attempt to be like HIM. Remember that He died for us and asked us to remember HIM, and who best for us to remember, than He who gave his life for us that we might remember HIM. While we live and there is breath in our bodies, remember this. If we do this, when we are dead HE who is perfect will remember us!
@@Memow-pk1ng wow I never expected that in the comments that's a good one music's only about an opinion there's no such thing as the best but I must agree with your comment
Elvis was clearly an empath. He seems to have had TWO different sides to him. One religous & spiritual & one demanding & controlling. Too many were dependent. Elvis was supporting TOO many friends & there famalies & relatives. If Elvis did not work, everyone else had no money either to support themselves. Elvis set it up this way himself & the pills were HIS doing also. His three step brothers got addicted too on the road. Ricky Stanley was shooting up at Graceland & Elvis B12 shots were demerol. Sad as hell.
@@Somee989 i read that he supposedly hated the illegal shit & all the vampires that traffic in that way of living, but he could get the Rx stuff, im guessing speed & downers, who knows what all, qualudes? but even with the purest "good"shit, the high can't last, then it's a serious vice grip with no way out but suffering & trying to keep withdrawals at bay. like u said, he couldn't just disappear & get clean, too much was riding on him & the business wanted to mine him to death.
The Most Beautiful Man ever born ❤ 😍 💖 💜 Elvis Presley was no ordinary human being...He was God's Angel sent to Earth to grace us with his love, charm and his Golden Voice ❤ 💕 ♥
Oh Yes.He's my mentor since I was seven. He tought me to search for the soul of the lyrics,..to understand the depht of its meaning....cause it's only then,..when U see the lyrics,..you'll be able to perform with quality,...and touch the audience. Rest in Peace Mr. Presley. Sorry to hear about Lisa Marie. You can take care of her now..RIP Lisa Marie. Per Ståle Heimark Pettersen.
This shows what really made Elvis so beloved by everyone - he was a human being first and foremost. He wasn't just some plastic entertainer like so many in the industry are today. He was just some kid from Tupelo, Mississippi by way of Memphis, Tennessee who had something different, something unique, and just loved doing what he did. He never set out to change the world. He just did.
As talented and outwardly confident as he was, you can see his humanity. Nervous - the man just wanted to do a great job and not let anyone down. Boy, did he ever deliver!!! What a talent. Left this world much too soon.
I grew up listing to Elvis starting in 1956 when I was 16 years old. I saw him in 1972 at the International, he always had a certain introduction song played just as he was coming on stage. When that song played wow the audience went wild knowing he was about to enter stage right. What a wonderful night it was I will always remember Elvis at his best. He was the greatest singer, performer who ever lived.
I'm 73 years old now and I've been a fan ever since the first time Elvis appeared on Ed Sullivan. I was an a long haired musician back when this movie came out, I honestly didn't even know this movie even existed. I actually got to see this movie by accident. I went to a local theatre to see "Mad Dogs and Englishmen" a concert film of Joe Cocker on tour and "That's the Way It Is" played first in a double feature showing. Wow, I loved Joe Cockers film, I wasn't disappointed but Elvis's movie blew me away! Because I saw "That's the Way It Is" when it first came out, I got to see Elvis in Concert 5 times total, the first time being in 1970. What's strange, while at the Elvis concert in 1970, I was the only long haired guy in the crowd, I actually couldn't get any of my "hippy" musician friends to go see Elvis live in concert with me. You know what, now those friends regret it immensely. I've literally seen ever musician and band live in concert starting in 1964 starting with the "Shindig" show and the Beachboys etc.. I can say without a doubt, Elvis Presley was the best concert I ever whiteness ever in my life. I've seen Led Zeppelin 5 times also and they were unbelievable but they didn't hold a candle to Elvis, especially in 1970.
So many Big names, Legends, came to see Elvis. Sammy Davis Jr!…That’s why, after being dead for 45+ years, he’s still one of the top recording artist. When you see clips like this you truly see history.
I was born 1990 and Elvis takes my breath away today 2023. I love his gospel songs and his proclamation of Jesus the most. Everyone calls him the King but he repeatedly said, there is no king but Jesus. But he was truly chosen and one of a kind. I wish he had known the impact he had, and still has on us who didn’t even exist while he was alive. You are alive, Elvis. You are still loved and you still take breaths away. You still lead people to worship the Lord. See you on the other side 🕊️
He was in his prime, & after th success of th Comeback Special 1968, wanted to do live concerts again Th first Vegas engagement was Jul. 30, 1969 Despite looking great, he was heavy into th prescription drugs, look how dilated his eyes are, & is sweating !!
@@Memow-pk1ng You would likely be sweating too , knowing you're about to perform in front of thousands of people , a lot of which are Stars in their own right!...
You should read " Destined to die young". Elvis had MAJOR health problems from birth. There is WAY more to that story. His mom, Grandma Doll & 6 of his 8 uncles all died in their 40's. Elvis suffered 4 traumatic brain injuries the last being in 1967. He tripped over a television cord in the bathroom and he was unconcious for over 8hrs before he was found! According to his medical records and everyone around him he was never the same. He suffered from massive migraines and developed glaucoma hence the shades you start seeing in 1969. It's what made his eyes water on stage so much. According to his autopsy findings a piece of his brain tissue was jarred loose passing thru his brain barrier. His body began attacking it like a foreign substance and lead to an Autoimmune inflammatory disorder. Then his body began to attack itself. In 1967 they had NO CLUE about Brain Injuries and just how they affect the body. They noted on his medical records at the time that he had 'post concussion syndrome'. By 1970 Elvis was having major problems with his memory , remembering lyrics and names, severe body aches & chronic pain. His joints and limbs, even his lower spine to the point he started using a cane. He wouldn't do Karate as much on stage and he started needing much stronger medications. By 1971 he was seeing 13 specialists trying to diagnose exactly what was causing so many ailments. They had NO MRI's or CT scans, only XRays! He took perscriptions to deal with his Genetic health problems (now we know found at all 4 Autopsys), his enlarged paralyzed colon, Glaucoma, Antitrypsin Deficiency, a condition which can result in lung and/or liver disease both of which he had severely at the time of his death. Elvis was never a smoker or drinker. He had Together with the immune system disorder, hypogammaglobulinemia, which plagued Elvis all his life and caused him to constantly fight various infections. His “inherited” weak heart, reactive arthritis, and the impact of his nocturnal lifestyle, resulting in a lack of vitamin D, the effects of which contributed to respiratory infections, reduced immune function, and inflammation. He had Cytochrome disease a defect in his CYP2D6 gene that can convert Coedine into Morphine in the body. Which is why he developed Cushings Disease. He had spinal blocks in 1975 in his spine which caused Cushings. He stopped breathing and was placed into the hospital, his face, and Abdomen were huge and would never fully go down. The press was calling him fat, but he was so sick. Only a handful of people knew what really was going on. Dr Forrest Tennant a world leading Neurologists was given all Elvis medical files and was at all 4 autopsies. He represented Elvis Dr Nick Nichopoulos at his trial in the State of Tennessee & against the Medical Board. He was the specialists in Howard Hughes Medical Trial too. He had written a book on this, numerous blogs, medical journal contributions, and even a podcast. He is still practicing medicine and talks openly about how this lead EXACTLY to Elvis death. People are still repeating the same uneducated guesses that 4 autopsies have disproven and medical science keeps proving were wrong. Of the 11 bodily systems that operate to keep us alive and hopefully healthy. Critically, Elvis suffered disease or disorder in nine of them! And five were present from birth and pre his fame. His heart (circulatory system), his lungs (respiratory system), and his bowels (digestive/excretory systems) required medication. Insomnia affected his nervous system……His immune system was compromised. His urinary system was not functioning properly. At one point there was even talk of dialysis. Often he is dismissed as just another rock ‘n’ roll drug addict. He wasn't taking street drugs. He was taking perscriptions not to "ESCAPE" he was taking them to try to maintain some sense of normalcy as himself in a time where the medical field was limited. No DNA, Genetics, No MRI's, little known about the addiction, his dystrophy & No understanding of Vitamin D even. Looking at the illnesses and disorders, that mounted upon each other over the decades, it’s no coincidence that Elvis’ prescription drug use increased as his health declined. From ear infections to chronic tonsilitis to recurrent flus to eye infections and glaucoma…..these arguably insignificant ailments independently, grew into something more. As his body broke down, alongside multiple immune system disorders and genetic complications, prescription medication and his handy PDR tried to fill the gaps. When that no longer worked, hospital stays became the norm and his list of ailments grew. The sicker he got, the more prescriptions he was prescribed. He was seeing a cardiologist before he bought Graceland. He was 20yrs old. They have gone through Elvis's entire life of medical records & now have an entire different story now. This is all the facts Geraldo & 20/20 never stated. He accidentally took the Codine the dentist's gave him that night due to the volume found in his blood at autopsy. His Genetic condition of Cytochrome Disease of his CYP2D6 defect caused his Coedine to build up in toxic levels to which he was deathly allergic to. He had been hospitalized twice before and had stopped breathing on a previous flight from. It caused his massively enlarged heart that was already failing to stop. His heart was 3 times a natural size weighing 520grams. It was missed in all 3 of his last medical visits. It had given him problems from records stating ATLEAST age 19. Hastened along by an rich Southern diet & an Autoimmune inflammatory disorder poor Elvis didn't stand a chance. Science wasn't even to the point where they could have helped him.
Oh man, I would give ANYTHING to have been there in person... his persona as he's walking down the hall in his suit is just awe-inspiring. He was truly larger than life, but of course still human.
I’ll never forget the day I learned Elvis died. My parents were devastated! I was about five years old. So remembering that day must have been significant. Before we went to church, Dad would put Elvis’s gospel music on the record player. That was some of his best music in my opinion. I hope to see Elvis in Heaven. He will probably still be drawing a crowd there too!
@Elkster Eidolon he’s one up on you then because that’s a role you are totally lacking skills in. I’m Sure he would have taught you how . But then again, you can’t teach empty space .
Elvis lives❤…he will live on in everyone’s heart forever…even in decades to come his name will still be remembered….he was seriously the most gorgeous handsome man that ever lived ❤️…….there will never be anyone remotely like him not ever!
Not so much a Talented Singer...just average as there are literally THOUSANDS of Average singers that impersonate his voice and style extremely well...He just happened to be the first "Pretty Boy" on the scene...and as you know..."image" is everything
ELVIS WAS MR UNIQUE IN EVERYWAY. MY HUSBAND WAS ALSO CALLED MR UNIQUE BY THE HEART CONSULTANT WHO CARRIED OUT MAJOR SURGERY ON HIM 12YRS AGO X HE SLOWLY RECOVERED TO ME X MY FAMILY A HEALTHIER MAN NOT A DEAD ONE WHICH HE WOULD HAVE BEEN HADNT HE GONE THROUGH THE OPERATION . SO FROM MY MR UNIQUE X ELVIS PRESLEY UNTIL WE ALL MEET UP ONE DAY IN HEAVEN .💙💙💙📿📿😇😇😇
When I am dead" by Steve Gooden When I am dead...remember me for the good I did, the songs I sang the kind words I spoke. When I am dead think of me for the moments we shared the games we played and the tears we shed. When I am dead honor me for the poor I helped, the homeless I housed, the lost I helped find their way, for the children I mentored, the family and the friends I loved and cherished and the country I served. When I am dead forgive me, for the cross words I had, the people I offended, the lies I told and the things I stole. Forgive me for the hearts I broke, the ones I used and the few I mis-used. Forgive me for the goals I failed to reach, the dreams I never realized and the burden I might have been at times. When I am dead Do better for your sakes, learn the lessons I did not, don't make my mistakes yours, and if possible stand on the shoulders of my legacy and build a better one. When I am dead, move on! Remember me yes, but move on. Live in no regrets for having met me, hold no grudge against me and share with others the best I had to offer. Don't make me larger than life, but don't make me irrelevant. Remember me, but live your life so when you are dead, they will say better things of you and we move each generation closer to that ultimate likeness of God in righteous reflection of that which is best about us and reflective of the Divine. Above all when I am dead remember the GOD I lived to serve, no matter how flawed my attempt to be like HIM. Remember that He died for us and asked us to remember HIM, and who best for us to remember, than He who gave his life for us that we might remember HIM. While we live and there is breath in our bodies, remember this. If we do this, when we are dead HE who is perfect will remember us!
Impressionante a Qualidade da imagem !!! Isso já tem 53 anos ... O vídeo mostra o Lado Humano de Elvis , Nervoso com o Show , porém sempre Brincalhão !!! A Lenda , Elvis Aron Presley .
You should read " Destined to die young". Elvis had MAJOR health problems from birth. There is WAY more to that story. His mom, Grandma Doll & 6 of his 8 uncles all died in their 40's. Elvis suffered 4 traumatic brain injuries the last being in 1967. He tripped over a television cord in the bathroom and he was unconcious for over 8hrs before he was found! According to his medical records and everyone around him he was never the same. He suffered from massive migraines and developed glaucoma hence the shades you start seeing in 1969. It's what made his eyes water on stage so much. According to his autopsy findings a piece of his brain tissue was jarred loose passing thru his brain barrier. His body began attacking it like a foreign substance and lead to an Autoimmune inflammatory disorder. Then his body began to attack itself. In 1967 they had NO CLUE about Brain Injuries and just how they affect the body. They noted on his medical records at the time that he had 'post concussion syndrome'. By 1970 Elvis was having major problems with his memory , remembering lyrics and names, severe body aches & chronic pain. His joints and limbs, even his lower spine to the point he started using a cane. He wouldn't do Karate as much on stage and he started needing much stronger medications. By 1971 he was seeing 13 specialists trying to diagnose exactly what was causing so many ailments. They had NO MRI's or CT scans, only XRays! He took perscriptions to deal with his Genetic health problems (now we know found at all 4 Autopsys), his enlarged paralyzed colon, Glaucoma, Antitrypsin Deficiency, a condition which can result in lung and/or liver disease both of which he had severely at the time of his death. Elvis was never a smoker or drinker. He had Together with the immune system disorder, hypogammaglobulinemia, which plagued Elvis all his life and caused him to constantly fight various infections. His “inherited” weak heart, reactive arthritis, and the impact of his nocturnal lifestyle, resulting in a lack of vitamin D, the effects of which contributed to respiratory infections, reduced immune function, and inflammation. He had Cytochrome disease a defect in his CYP2D6 gene that can convert Coedine into Morphine in the body. Which is why he developed Cushings Disease. He had spinal blocks in 1975 in his spine which caused Cushings. He stopped breathing and was placed into the hospital, his face, and Abdomen were huge and would never fully go down. The press was calling him fat, but he was so sick. Only a handful of people knew what really was going on. Dr Forrest Tennant a world leading Neurologists was given all Elvis medical files and was at all 4 autopsies. He represented Elvis Dr Nick Nichopoulos at his trial in the State of Tennessee & against the Medical Board. He was the specialists in Howard Hughes Medical Trial too. He had written a book on this, numerous blogs, medical journal contributions, and even a podcast. He is still practicing medicine and talks openly about how this lead EXACTLY to Elvis death. People are still repeating the same uneducated guesses that 4 autopsies have disproven and medical science keeps proving were wrong. Of the 11 bodily systems that operate to keep us alive and hopefully healthy. Critically, Elvis suffered disease or disorder in nine of them! And five were present from birth and pre his fame. His heart (circulatory system), his lungs (respiratory system), and his bowels (digestive/excretory systems) required medication. Insomnia affected his nervous system……His immune system was compromised. His urinary system was not functioning properly. At one point there was even talk of dialysis. Often he is dismissed as just another rock ‘n’ roll drug addict. He wasn't taking street drugs. He was taking perscriptions not to "ESCAPE" he was taking them to try to maintain some sense of normalcy as himself in a time where the medical field was limited. No DNA, Genetics, No MRI's, little known about the addiction, his dystrophy & No understanding of Vitamin D even. Looking at the illnesses and disorders, that mounted upon each other over the decades, it’s no coincidence that Elvis’ prescription drug use increased as his health declined. From ear infections to chronic tonsilitis to recurrent flus to eye infections and glaucoma…..these arguably insignificant ailments independently, grew into something more. As his body broke down, alongside multiple immune system disorders and genetic complications, prescription medication and his handy PDR tried to fill the gaps. When that no longer worked, hospital stays became the norm and his list of ailments grew. The sicker he got, the more prescriptions he was prescribed. He was seeing a cardiologist before he bought Graceland. He was 20yrs old. They have gone through Elvis's entire life of medical records & now have an entire different story now. This is all the facts Geraldo & 20/20 never stated. He accidentally took the Codine the dentist's gave him that night due to the volume found in his blood at autopsy. His Genetic condition of Cytochrome Disease of his CYP2D6 defect caused his Coedine to build up in toxic levels to which he was deathly allergic to. He had been hospitalized twice before and had stopped breathing on a previous flight from. It caused his massively enlarged heart that was already failing to stop. His heart was 3 times a natural size weighing 520grams. It was missed in all 3 of his last medical visits. It had given him problems from records stating ATLEAST age 19. Hastened along by an rich Southern diet & an Autoimmune inflammatory disorder poor Elvis didn't stand a chance. Science wasn't even to the point where they could have helped him.
What a great person Elvis was. He was really blessed to have the looks, the charm, his great sense of humor and that great and powerful voice. No wonder he was titled the King.
@@23yearsand76 I’m not interested in your uneducated opinion of his voice , so take your opinion and stick it where the sun don’t shine . He was a bass , baritone and tenor with a great vocal range , and a deep velvet tone who could also reach high opera baritone notes . He had great control , tone and vibrato . Not too mention the FACT he could sing any genre going . And NO, you don’t get to be so popular because of looks and charm , how shallow are you ? Are you serious??? Looks and charm is not what made him , it was his amazing instrument he had , and that was his VOICE , so go cry a river !
Ich bin 60 Jahre alt und komme aus der Schweiz (Luzern). Ich höre Elvis seit ich 7 Jahre alt bin, ich habe 1973 Elvis' Live-Konzert auf Hawaii gesehen. Ich schätze viele Arten von guter Musik, ich kenne auch alle Songs von Johnny Cash und June Carter (Great) und andere große Künstler. Elvis bleibt jedoch der größte Musiker und Entertainer aller Zeiten, aber in all seinen Songs kommt die ganze Kraft seiner Seele zum Vorschein. Man könnte auch sagen, dass er seinen Zuhörern sein ganzes Herz geschenkt hat. Dieser Weg ist definitiv einzigartig und ich denke, er wird es auch bleiben. Dennis Herger
Auch ich bin 60 Jahre alt. Leider habe ich Elvis Presley nie live gesehen. Mein Traum ist es, dass ich eines Tages Graceland sehen werde. Ich liebe Elvis seit ich 13 Jahre bin, da er mir soviel im Leben gegeben hat. Elvis war immer bei mir, wenn ich mich "verloren" in dieser Welt fühlte. Elvis war mehr als "nur" ein Künstler oder Musiker. Er hat der Welt soviel gegeben.
I came across this nostalgic video a few days ago. It took me back for sure...so I began searching Pricilla and Lisa to reminece and catch up on his family..Today is January 12th 2023...and Lisa Marie Presley has just Passed. Can't believe it. May you be wrapped in your fathers and sons loving arms and be at peace Lisa. Just so sad we are losing so many so young.
You should read " Destined to die young". Elvis had MAJOR health problems from birth. There is WAY more to that story. His mom, Grandma Doll & 6 of his 8 uncles all died in their 40's. Elvis suffered 4 traumatic brain injuries the last being in 1967. He tripped over a television cord in the bathroom and he was unconcious for over 8hrs before he was found! According to his medical records and everyone around him he was never the same. He suffered from massive migraines and developed glaucoma hence the shades you start seeing in 1969. It's what made his eyes water on stage so much. According to his autopsy findings a piece of his brain tissue was jarred loose passing thru his brain barrier. His body began attacking it like a foreign substance and lead to an Autoimmune inflammatory disorder. Then his body began to attack itself. In 1967 they had NO CLUE about Brain Injuries and just how they affect the body. They noted on his medical records at the time that he had 'post concussion syndrome'. By 1970 Elvis was having major problems with his memory , remembering lyrics and names, severe body aches & chronic pain. His joints and limbs, even his lower spine to the point he started using a cane. He wouldn't do Karate as much on stage and he started needing much stronger medications. By 1971 he was seeing 13 specialists trying to diagnose exactly what was causing so many ailments. They had NO MRI's or CT scans, only XRays! He took perscriptions to deal with his Genetic health problems (now we know found at all 4 Autopsys), his enlarged paralyzed colon, Glaucoma, Antitrypsin Deficiency, a condition which can result in lung and/or liver disease both of which he had severely at the time of his death. Elvis was never a smoker or drinker. He had Together with the immune system disorder, hypogammaglobulinemia, which plagued Elvis all his life and caused him to constantly fight various infections. His “inherited” weak heart, reactive arthritis, and the impact of his nocturnal lifestyle, resulting in a lack of vitamin D, the effects of which contributed to respiratory infections, reduced immune function, and inflammation. He had Cytochrome disease a defect in his CYP2D6 gene that can convert Coedine into Morphine in the body. Which is why he developed Cushings Disease. He had spinal blocks in 1975 in his spine which caused Cushings. He stopped breathing and was placed into the hospital, his face, and Abdomen were huge and would never fully go down. The press was calling him fat, but he was so sick. Only a handful of people knew what really was going on. Dr Forrest Tennant a world leading Neurologists was given all Elvis medical files and was at all 4 autopsies. He represented Elvis Dr Nick Nichopoulos at his trial in the State of Tennessee & against the Medical Board. He was the specialists in Howard Hughes Medical Trial too. He had written a book on this, numerous blogs, medical journal contributions, and even a podcast. He is still practicing medicine and talks openly about how this lead EXACTLY to Elvis death. People are still repeating the same uneducated guesses that 4 autopsies have disproven and medical science keeps proving were wrong. Of the 11 bodily systems that operate to keep us alive and hopefully healthy. Critically, Elvis suffered disease or disorder in nine of them! And five were present from birth and pre his fame. His heart (circulatory system), his lungs (respiratory system), and his bowels (digestive/excretory systems) required medication. Insomnia affected his nervous system……His immune system was compromised. His urinary system was not functioning properly. At one point there was even talk of dialysis. Often he is dismissed as just another rock ‘n’ roll drug addict. He wasn't taking street drugs. He was taking perscriptions not to "ESCAPE" he was taking them to try to maintain some sense of normalcy as himself in a time where the medical field was limited. No DNA, Genetics, No MRI's, little known about the addiction, his dystrophy & No understanding of Vitamin D even. Looking at the illnesses and disorders, that mounted upon each other over the decades, it’s no coincidence that Elvis’ prescription drug use increased as his health declined. From ear infections to chronic tonsilitis to recurrent flus to eye infections and glaucoma…..these arguably insignificant ailments independently, grew into something more. As his body broke down, alongside multiple immune system disorders and genetic complications, prescription medication and his handy PDR tried to fill the gaps. When that no longer worked, hospital stays became the norm and his list of ailments grew. The sicker he got, the more prescriptions he was prescribed. He was seeing a cardiologist before he bought Graceland. He was 20yrs old. They have gone through Elvis's entire life of medical records & now have an entire different story now. This is all the facts Geraldo & 20/20 never stated. He accidentally took the Codine the dentist's gave him that night due to the volume found in his blood at autopsy. His Genetic condition of Cytochrome Disease of his CYP2D6 defect caused his Coedine to build up in toxic levels to which he was deathly allergic to. He had been hospitalized twice before and had stopped breathing on a previous flight from. It caused his massively enlarged heart that was already failing to stop. His heart was 3 times a natural size weighing 520grams. It was missed in all 3 of his last medical visits. It had given him problems from records stating ATLEAST age 19. Hastened along by an rich Southern diet & an Autoimmune inflammatory disorder poor Elvis didn't stand a chance. Science wasn't even to the point where they could have helped him.
I loved Elvis since. I was a teenager. He was a talented beautiful. Stylish artist with a very beautiful voice.He was also a very successful actor. Thank you for much for you beautiful post...Reza ❤❤❤
Grazie x qs bellissimi video che ci fanno vedere anche l'umanità di Elvis...un grande Artista e un grande Uomo......era la perfezione di Dio nella sua imperfezione umana....grazieeee
I can only say that he was terrific as an entertainer. And his nervousness showed once again how human he was. You have to imagine that was 54 years ago. To me it looks like he was only performing yesterday. Elvis was way ahead of his time. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Back in December 1976, I lived in a high-rise building looking at the Las Vegas Hilton (the former International). I saw Elvis perform twice in Dec. 1976. The concert was sad. Many of the ladies in the audience were crying all the way through. He died about half a year later.
Google Ron Laytner interview of Billy Smith Elvis's cousin and Marty Lacker Elvis's best man about how Elvis switched places with a man who was dying and took off. Elvis needed to retire so he did the only way he could without spending years in Court being sued by Parker n etc
Absolutely incredible that such a loved and admired man could be so nervous about singing to so many stars who were all looking forward to seeing him, not coming to criticise him, as he was in the 1950s. Back then he was in the wrong place at the wrong time and colonel parker should have known that. I was amazed to recognise so many famous faces arriving in droves, and I wonder if Elvis was aware of them before he went on stage. He always looked so confident when he walked on stage, like a gunslinger who knew what he had to do😏
Just want to mention... it was a sign of respect to his fans, he never took his own stardom too seriously. He said: "it's a new audience, new faces, I don't let the people around me get comfortable either." This attitude is one of a true professional and showing respect to the fans. He took nothing for granted because he said his voice is a gift! How many singers have this attitute today? Not many at all, they act like the public owes them something. Elvis was in a league of his own, and the leader of the pack. Love him even more for his humbelness. 🥇⚡🎶🎤 and Sonny said, "Elvis was always nervous before a concert, but once he hit the stage he was dynamite."
Usually on opening night they only invited big stars to attend as VIPs, so yes, Elvis would have known most of the people who were coming. But Elvis put the same amount of work in no matter who was in the audience. One reason Vegas drained him was because he wanted to come to fans, not the other way around. At these shows, you'd get people who were just there to gamble or party, but it was a total different energy on tour where it was ALL Elvis fans and way bigger crowds. "Gunslinger" is such a perfect image! "Kill it and put it behind you."
Elvis died on my 8th birthday. Great grandma Keene died the same exact day too. It was a a very sad day. I remember everyone crying. The lady next door cried for weeks over Elvis. He really had an effect on people that we can’t even imagine today.
This man attained a Nu ber one hit in 25 countries 25 years after his death No modern singer could hope to come even close to this He was a remarkable artist R I P
This is great!! It’s amazing how clear and crisp this 52 year old footage is. We just watched the Elvis movie last night… Lisa Marie was right, Austin Butler absolutely nailed him, his nervous head shake and facial expressions when he walks on stage at the end of this was perfection.
@@winall9 Make up is necessary in movies, tv, news anchors etc… they all wear make up because the heavy lighting used in film and tv washes you out on camera.
Какой он человечный и добрый человек! Элвис, Вас любят и помнят, жаль, что не было рядом тех кто мог заботиться о его благополучии ,как человека с тонкой и ранимой психикой ведь у артиста обнажён каждый нерв и, вероятно, ему хотелось бы ж ть иначе,но в том мире тогдашнего Голливуда все почти все страдали от наркозависимости. Деньги, конечно , и ужасный менеджер заботился только о выручке , а не о состоянии Элвиса. Великий певец, красавец, широкая душа жить бы тебе Пресли сейчас в окружении внуков и поклонников, но человек просто сгорел. Шоу-бизнес- это адская машина. Спасибо тем, кто выложил это видео здесь Элвис Пресли такой естественный, такой сладкий, хотя видно как он переживает. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I've experienced this nervousness a few times , performing in front of a crowd , but Elvis' must have been a million times worse than mine . The GOAT , no question .
He was a Capricorn, animal symbol the Goat ( and the Devil ) He was truly amazing he died when I was 11 years old and I remember that day It was so sad, my mum and her sister were crying for days so I grew up listening to his music. Still love him and his music RIP Elvis 🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻
Elvis looks great and excited to be at international Hotel!! There is film footage of Elvis visiting bosses and workers at international Construction site earlier in 1969!!!! Thank you for sharing. Peace be too all
OKAY I HAVE TO SAY THIS: the gesture he does just right before this video ends: AUSTIN BUTLER DOES IT EXACTLY in the Baz Luhrmann’s movie ❤ he truly channeled Elvis 👏👏
