Wish I had known Scotty. Awesome, cool talented guy!
@sdhscrosscountry2 күн бұрын
Beautiful Dixie Locke Rest in peace
@mmb157218 күн бұрын
The announcer was a friend to Elvis
@MariaSzymańska-r2n20 күн бұрын
Od Elvisa wszystko się zaczęło
@magaligomes6842Ай бұрын
Elvis foi uma pessoa talentosa e bondosa.
@cottonda1Ай бұрын
It's Burk....not Burke.
@briansumler9670Ай бұрын
RT Scott I can say one sweetest men I ever known.. I loved his talent on stag, he was a great entertainer and he was a true friend to me..RIP my friend ♥️
@1980bwcАй бұрын
RIP George & Mark! You guys were great.
@vernwallen4246Ай бұрын
Elvis worked for everything he had.
@sdhscrosscountryАй бұрын
What a wonderful interview
@sdhscrosscountryАй бұрын
I love Barbara Hearn
@tonig83482 ай бұрын
Brilliant album 🇦🇺👍🏻⭐️✨🌟✌️
@garymurphree95002 ай бұрын
Red West had role in "Walking Tall"
@theapavlou30302 ай бұрын
Traitor
@1980bwc2 ай бұрын
RIP George, Scotty and DJ.
@bonitabrewer27402 ай бұрын
If Elvis was really George kleins friend, he would not even be in the same room with red West after what red West did to Elvis
@matthewstreb68863 ай бұрын
Rip, that was awesome
@samuellong20003 ай бұрын
Carl perkins dressed like elvis including glasses how funny he looked 😅😅😅😅😅 couldn't find his own style
@gm99843 ай бұрын
Name of the movie?
@RobertRagolia3 ай бұрын
Jimmy page and jeff beck were fanatics of scotty moore amongst many other english rock stars
@nairalcantara60563 ай бұрын
Elvis para sempre o melhor alegria sempre com esquecer alguém que ate hoje nos alegra com sua maravilhosa voz e sua fantástica história de vida dand muito exemplo de como ser humano tem ser para o próximo Elvis é eterno 💞💞✨💞💞🌟🌟 ir
@SuperNoticer3 ай бұрын
Who's the Sub-Saharan behind George?
@josemiguelleal53443 ай бұрын
Lun_sept_02_2024 a las 6.33 hr_am y con este comentario, frente al video de George Klein’s Memphis Sounds with Domingo “Sam” Zamudio: Hola, por mi parte, pienso que el estar, últimamente, bueno, usando desde hace un poco más de 75 años, un idioma que se me prestó, el español, pues NO me conducirá, y estoy seguro, a "descubrir" la composición, de la fuerza poderosa creadora, pero inocente e inconsciente. que ha creado, no sólo a Mí, sino a TODO lo que nos rodea. Ya he explicado los argumentos, que según Yo, rigen en este contexto en la actualidad, y aceptando, que sólo se ha podido "describir", los efectos producidos por "ELLA", pero hasta ahí. Adiós. Atte. Minutos más tarde, añadí: @josemiguelleal5344 hace 0 segundos Hola, en lo terrenal, se nos ha informado que el aire atmosférico que respira toda la HUMANIDAD en este mundo, está compuesto por 78% de nitrógeno, 11% de oxígeno y un 11% de otros gases de menor importancia. Y comprendo que al pretender responder a la pregunta: Cuál es la fuerza que mantiene al planeta Tierra, flotando en un espacio semivacío sideral infinito, si lo único que observo, ¿es ese aire atmosférico, que no sólo ha de estar en contacto con toda la superficie exterior de ese gran globo terráqueo, sino que hasta lo ha de traspasar? Adiós. Atte. JM Minutos después: @josemiguelleal5344 hace 1 minuto (editado) Hola, por otra parte, se rumora que todo lo existente, está contenido en un TODO, en el que al parecer, es algo así como un océano o campo electromagnético, en donde conviven las cosas visibles e invisibles, hasta llegar a decir, que todo es UNO. Adiós. Atte. JM
@frankwilson51163 ай бұрын
K97 Mempho Tn...1970's 1980's.
@edbigtruck3 ай бұрын
R I P Red West and George Klein Red the original Memphis mafia member. I could listen to these stories of the past all day long. Sadly we only these videos. Only a few left
@chrisgorman27173 ай бұрын
Scum
@theapavlou30303 ай бұрын
Yep 100%. I'm glad he was loyal and protective for a long time but he switched on Elvis and recorded his telephone conversation. Everyone here saying Red is a swell guy. Noooo.....he's not and I hope he regretted his part in that book til the day he died
@margieenriquez24123 ай бұрын
❤
@edperitore3213 ай бұрын
You will be missed as well as your innovative guitar artistry!!!
@josemiguelleal53443 ай бұрын
Hola, por otra parte, se rumora que todo lo existente, está contenido en un TODO, en el que al parecer, es algo así como un océano o campo electromagnético, en donde conviven las cosas visibles e invisibles, hasta llegar a decir, que todo es UNO. Adiós. Atte. JM
@josemiguelleal53443 ай бұрын
Hola, en lo terrenal, se nos ha informado que el aire atmosférico que respira toda la HUMANIDAD en este mundo, está compuesto por 78% de nitrógeno, 11% de oxígeno y un 11% de otros gases de menor importancia. Y comprendo que al pretender responder a la pregunta: Cuál es la fuerza que mantiene al planeta Tierra, flotando en un espacio semi-vacío sideral infinito, si lo único que observo, es ese aire atmosférico, que no sólo ha de estar en contacto con toda la superficie exterior de ese gran globo terráqueo, sino que hasta lo ha de traspasar? Adiós. Atte. JM
@josemiguelleal53443 ай бұрын
Hola, por mi parte, pienso que el estar, últimamente, bueno, usando desde hace un poco más de 75 años, un idioma que se me prestó, el español, pues no me conducirá, y estoy seguro, a "descubrir" la composición, de la fuerza poderosa creadora, pero inocente e inconsciente. que ha creado, no sólo a Mí, sino a TODO lo que nos rodea. Ya he explicado los argumentos, que según Yo, rigen en este contexto en la actualidad, y aceptando, que sólo se ha podido "describir", los efectos producidos por "ELLA", pero hasta ahí. Adiós. Atte.
@patriciamariepistocco33814 ай бұрын
What a wonderful interview with Barbara Hearn Smith… very sweet lady!! ❤️
@glasshalffull84714 ай бұрын
Elvis was under the impression he chose his own songs to record, The Colonel would give him around 30 songs which Colonel had already got the publishing rights for and out of the 30 songs Elvis would go thru the tunes and pick around 12 for the album, in his mind that is him choosing the songs for the album, in reality the 12 were songs the Colonel had chose, Elvis only chose the songs he didn't record, all those good songs like Ghetto, Kentucky Rain, Suspicious minds later on were Elvis' sole choice, he wised up, still best artist/manager team in history.....They all did mostly right though, I can't see Bieber or Ed Sheeran having their own movie and still being played daily in 2074.
@patricialedez94634 ай бұрын
Red west 😍 Depuis toujours, j'ai trouvé cet homme d'un sexy !!!!!🥰 Aujourd'hui, je regarde une vieille série, Les têtes brûlées, et me voilà encore dans tous mes états WAOUH🤩. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🖤
@brendamorning97284 ай бұрын
I've had this song come to mind when I'm feeling struck by that special someone. I'm so glad to see this video with Dorothy telling her story. May God continue to bless her❤❤❤❤❤
@TimothyMartin-hi3xz4 ай бұрын
Sam the shame said we are all accountable
@randallanthony17944 ай бұрын
Why were you saying Priscilla who could come in?
@fastfords90724 ай бұрын
Jerry Lee Lewis is the real king of Rock n Roll❤🎉
@edbigtruck5 ай бұрын
What a time to remember. The original guys R I P
@melodymakermark5 ай бұрын
I used to see GK at the Kroger at Trinity Commons in Cordova. I must’ve run into him at least three times in the store, just pushing his grocery cart along. He was always gracious. It always felt strange to me. I don’t know why, George never was a rich man I guess, but I mean this is a guy who had an open door at Graceland or Elvis’s suite at the International. He was a radio icon in Memphis. Last time I saw him was at the same Kroger, but this time we were both filling up our cars out at the gas pumps. We for some reason talked about Steve Cropper for a couple of minutes, I think Steve was in the news for something about that time. Anyway, that was the last time I saw George. I was saddened to later hear of his passing. RIP GK. As for Jerry Lee, I missed my opportunity. He’d had a stroke a couple of years before he died, and was in rehab in the same facility as my mom. I’d see his wife Judith’s black Mercedes with license plate Killer7 out front some days, and I wanted to bring my mint Sun records 45 up to have him autograph it. I procrastinated until he was released and lost my opportunity.
@pegazuseloy15755 ай бұрын
Real Gentleman. Great Person, R.I.P..Jimi❤❤
@chriscampbell91915 ай бұрын
Wow. So cool to hear Scotty Moore talk about this period of Rock N Roll history.
@cesarebonventre126 ай бұрын
💔💔💪🏼
@cesarebonventre126 ай бұрын
❤️🩹
@claudiaharper-hv3bg6 ай бұрын
Elvis should have been induction long before this. He was, is and always will be the best.
@theapavlou303018 күн бұрын
They should all it the Elvis Presley Hall of Fame 🎉
@777bigbird6 ай бұрын
2 Legends !
@stuartsimister50426 ай бұрын
West betrayed elvis lets be honest, he sold out with his book panning elvis and sadly elvis never recovered.
@MichaelCan7777 ай бұрын
Thanks R.T. Scott for sharing your Heart & Art with the World 😎 May you R.I.P. my friend ✌
@Della6247 ай бұрын
Out of all of the Memphis Mafia, (as well as Joe Esposito), I would be far more inclined to believe Red West and his recollections about Elvis and working for him over Marty Lacker, Lamar Fike, Sonny West, even Billy Smith. There was an authenticity about Red West when he's telling the truth. I do believe he loved Elvis like a Brother, and you can love someone as a Brother and still do what he did after he was fired. I hope he regretted them but also came to terms with what he did as well. RIP Red West
@davidcrowder56797 ай бұрын
The rock and roll hall of fame is a joke and has no credibility. Elvis should have been the first one inducted.