Elvis Presley & The Black Community PART 2 (REACTION)

[@kimking6036]

When Elvis passed away James Brown sat with his body for 4 hra. He was truly heartbroken. Most of us were. Mrs. Mary, his cook, Elvis bought her cars and a house.

[@romanmartinez6458]

Wow. Incredible.

[@corneliusantonius3108]

Chuck D is the real racist

[@leannlaplante3643]

Bless you for sharing Elvis. I was 10 when he passed. That day felt like the world stopped spinning. All my friends moms adored him. My husband and I visited Graceland a few years ago. The second I walked in I was overcome with the sense of home. This grand house did not feel like a mansion. It felt like a home. That struck me. If I didn't know he had passed I would have believed he was upstairs about to walk down. What warmth he must have possessed. Is it humility that he had? Not needing the accolades for his charity. I think so. We are lucky to have had him. Thank you so much for sharing this video.

[@glassontherocks]

My first trip to a Principal's office was for standing on the teacher's desk singing "You ain't nothing but a hound dog" in 1958.

[@sherel1970]

That’s awesome!

[@ronaldhol9175]

Back then many adults didn't appreciate Elvis at all...They considered his music to be DEVIL music . Many of those same adults eventually became Elvis fans themselves. Funny how time changes things . When you went to the principal's office you should have presented him with a bill for your performance . lol !

[@oman115]

In that photo with Ali, he looks like he's on another planet.

[@hillsboroughguy]

Fantastic reaction! Elvis was, is, and always will be the GOAT!

[@jeffreydaugherty7104]

Was the king still well the rock and roll and blue and gospel song he mastered them all God blessed him with a wonderful great voice

[@bradjbourgeois73]

You gotta do the fried peanut butter and banana sandwich like a grilled cheese sandwich. It's soooo good! I don't eat them often because of health reasons, but they are delicious! I only tried it because I read an article in a magazine in the 80's that it was Elvis's favorite snack. I looked it up. Elvis was 6 feet tall!

[@Snorkebogan]

THANK YOU❤️ Please do Love Me Tender(Vegas 70)❤️

[@chrisroberts6589]

My absolute favorite Elvis music is his gospel. Nobody sings gospel as good

[@JaxNole61]

Fact! Nobody does "How Great Thou Art" better!

[@ronaldhol9175]

Elvis didn't really like being called the King ...He often told his audience that the only TRUE King is Jesus Christ, and he was RIGHT !

[@MaliceInCandyland]

I'm not Mexican but I am Puerto Rican and I'm happy that the hating on Elvis never came to our community. My Puerto Rican grandfather is who introduced me to Elvis's music as a kid. Elvis had depression and so do I, and his music talks about depression a lot (He didn't write songs but he chose songs that spoke to him. Back then, musicians didn't typically write their own songs; that was left to professional songwriters.). That helped me get through really suicidal times in high school and helps me with my depression today. Elvis is a good reminder to fact-check information about any subject before accepting it as "fact."

[@hollywinningham6375]

Glad you're taking the time to learn the truth about our beautiful Elvis...there will never be another like him !! Please don't listen to the haters, they are clueless...50 year Elvis fan here and hearing him sing never gets old..THE GOAT 🎤🔥🎼❤TCB⚡..Great reaction guys ❤

[@larryyouguessame6078]

I love peanut butter n banana samiches!🥰

[@RubyGB]

The movie is King Creole. Miss Mary's house was large, in a nice upper middle-class neighborhood, with a large backyard. I was blessed to know her and stayed with her on several occasions.

[@benjiarehart2878]

Love this reaction. I discovered Elvis when I got an album for my 5th birthday in 1969. I was a fan from then on. My mom sent for tickets to his concert in 1973 thru the mail. We live in Nashville Tn. I was 8 years old, and will never forget that letter coming in the mailbox. It was from the municipal autotorium. I ran in the house, and my mom opened it. I couldn't wait to see the 2 tickets for me and my mom. To go see Elvis, who I'd been a huge fan of. She opened it and in bold red letters,. It read SOLD Out. I have to be honest. I cried. Thank you for supporting Elvis, and for that, I now support you.

[@AirplayBeats]

Thank you so much for sharing that story and thank you for your support on our channel.

[@ednakelley814]

Mary was of the cooks he hired at Graceland. Elvis affectionately called Mary "May Wee". He told Mary, you have a job with me as long as you want it. And you also see he loved her and purchased her a house. One time, Elvis was in the hospital and the doctors had him on a special diet. Elvis called Mary and told her to make him some hotdogs with all the toppings. Wrap them up in clothes and sneak them into his hospital room. Mary did it. She said he started eating on those hot dogs and said 'We sure can get by em can't me MayWee".

[@moeegloff1762]

It's a shame, we all grew up hearing rumors, I'm white & I listened to my mom a closet racist talk about different types, I grew up rt across from the buffalo n y projects a shithole we were living from the gov. my best friends were 3 brothers we played from morning till dark , THE most polite mom I ever met , winter she brought us in fed us I never felt anything my mom said,,,, we stayed close for years, my point is my mom went by the t v rumors, & how she was brought up in in her old age she finally found that I worked, drank, hung out with my brothers, I became a fireman with Orville, my friend from the projects he was my best man at my wedding & vise versa, ,, thank you for telling us about your dad it hit home , thank you always a fan

[@jabreck1934]

Because you do not shy away from new perspective, you are on a journey of wisdom!

[@waynebowen3133]

Elvis would never down grade anyone

[@paulasmith3179]

The statement they are referring to was supposedly said on a radio show. It has been looked into for years and it was revealed that Elvis was never even on that show.Elvis is 6 feet tall. That scene is from King Creole, its a great movie. thank you guys for learning about the real man.

[@lisacook9482]

That scene was from Frankie and Johnnie not King Creole. King Creole was a black and white movie.

[@jeannatethomas9823]

You also have to remember, because Elvis was breaking up the segregation mindset, so people, who did not want this happening did spread very nasty rumors about him to keep the racial tension going between he and people of color. Also, I heard on a documentary that his mother had some Jewish bloodline, which does not surprise me because African-Americans and Jewish-Americans have always worked closely together because of racial inequalities within both communities. The NAACP was founded by the Jewish community. Also, Elvis is related by blood to both presidents Abraham Lincoln and Jimmy Carter on his father's side. Interesting facts...

[@PAULsteki]

thanks for your comment. just a respectful correction. the scene was from the movie Frankie & Johnie

[@waynebowen3133]

Six foot two

[@coocoocachooglin]

@@jeannatethomas9823 "You also have to remember, because Elvis was breaking up the segregation mindset, so people, who did not want this happening did spread very nasty rumors about him to keep the racial tension going between he and people of color." This. Exactly THIS. Just like the lamestream mockingbird fake news corporate media does today. Trying to do everything they can to stir the pot and divide people and make them hate each other based on bullshit so they have eyeballs on their fake ass content instead of showing the positive in people and brining us all together. It's a damn shame how they smear people and massacre their good name in search of the all mighty dollar. Its still going on today. Fake news. It's EVIL. I hope someday the people will wake up and see what the politicians, media, and mega corps are doing to rip this world apart before it's too late for al of us. PEACE!

[@chrisdonnelly9238]

Elvis' favourite singer, Mahalia Jackson They met once .

[@cdobrown6475]

If you look at the entire Sam Bell (Elvis's black childhood friend) interview, you will see that Elvis spoke to his grandparents with respect, calling them Sir or Ma'am at a time when whites did not address blacks with that type of respect. Sam said his grandparents were so impressed with Elvis.

[@reneebush2399]

I loved how they picked out the picture of him and Sam Bell as adults. Elvis grew up to be a famous entertainer and Sam Bell grew up to be a Barber and community leader. lt’s great when childhood friends remain friends throughout their adult lives. Sam Bell has always seemed like such an awesome dude too. Edit- RIP to Sam Bell and to EP!

[@cryforthemoon]

@@reneebush2399 Elvis never forgot anyone! That's so great.

[@reneebush2399]

@@cryforthemoon Agreed!!

[@Lakeshore14]

They could do a whole hour on all the charitable things that Elvis did. He bought cars for perfect strangers, gave jewelry to fans at his concerts, gave large sums of money to many organizations, donated his yacht to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital so they could sell raffle tickets on it, raising $75,000 for St Jude’s, etc etc etc. His generosity was legendary.

[@ronaldhol9175]

Elvis WAS a good guy ...A perfect guy, NO , but who the hell is perfect in this world ?...Only ONE walked this earth in perfection , and that was Jesus Christ !

[@louiedavis4909]

Great and wonderful reaction to this video. I would suggest to watch all his movies. They're good.

[@dalejopson6464]

Elvis loved everyone it didn't matter what color you were he had a heart of gold 💛

[@TheDivayenta]

Very moving, guys. ❤ That new movie, “ Elvis” really shows his youthful musical influences very well.

[@patriciaannscanlon8355]

Saw B B King and Charles pride in the last seventies in Darwin Northern territory Australia love it's still play their music. Elvis Presley love him

[@betsyjonex9364]

Thanks for your reaction, you need to see "Elvis meets Muhammad Ali" and "Elvis Presley :King of Kindness", also " Elvis Duet with Frank Sinatra" who later said, " I was just a singer, but Elvis changed culture". Thanks, Be Blessed

[@nettiejohnson2420]

Elvis!was a twins his brother die! i grow up listening 🎶 to Elvis! My auntie love him, an he like Jackie Wilson style! if you Notice,,his start wearing jackie Wilson hair style With permission, i am glad the black community finally got to see this video on Elvis! an see what a great person he was! Not A racist, ✌️⚘️♥️⚘️♥️⚘️♥️🪦R.I.P,⚘️⚘️ ELVIS ⚘️⚘️⚘️ your ,Echo,is still heard🙏⚘️♥️

[@cindyphifer970]

Elvis was a beautiful man inside and out

[@DanoSeer]

Elvis was the kindness singer known and gave away love and almost all his worldly wealth to all he knew including people he did not even know. The name "Sweet Inspirations" came from their hit song of that era, called "Sweet Inspiration". The woman speaking in this documentary is the late Myrna Smith, and was a member of the Sweet Inspirations.

[@waynebowen3133]

Thank you for taking time doing research 🙏 and the facts we all are not perfect Elvis was for real gospel was Elvis top priority

[@jeannineballman7390]

The movie is called Hard Luck...Elvis was 6' 2". He was a very kind and humble man..he had the voice of an angel. He had his struggles as we all do. All of that aside he was still human..I love to see you learning about who was and reacting to these videos thank you so much for sharing..and for bringing back such great memories. I look forward to sharing your Elvis journey.

[@SteveoGregg]

Elvis was 6 foot even. 😊

[@jackiebinns6205]

Lord he was a good man and i miss his kind of love ❤😍

[@Brian-ew9bn]

Eddie Murphy’s New Jersey house was filled with photos of Elvis and other memorabilia.

[@buzzsaw6341]

Went to Graceland and the most impressive thing I saw was this long wide hall like room that was completely papered in canceled checks from gifts he gave away to various charitys and people. It was millions of dollars as I recall.

[@teresayates6016]

Thank you so much for this. Many of us who are older know a lot about Elvis, where he came from and what he was about. It seems like that's getting lost with time, and the younger generations don't seem to know much about him at all. Thank you for bringing some of the the facts to light. He wasn't perfect. But who is.

[@jimmyjames5861]

Elvis was a good Christian man he did not see a color he will always be special to my heart

[@SamuelGriffin]

Elvis was good man , but his mom was Jewish. Technically I think he was Jewish.

[@jimmyjames5861]

@@SamuelGriffin no he said he was a Christian he believed in Jesus he said that not me

[@cmckee1973]

The best haircut I ever had was from a black gentleman. Perfect fade back in the 90’s

[@nickgleeson7168]

Elvis bought his cook lady a car and a house he was so caring

[@JohnWhite-xc3md]

There is a video on KZbin of Elvis on his last tour singing "Unchained Melody". He is playing piano, and his hands are shaking, and he's sweating bad. He looked like he was falling appart. Then he started singing. Whew doggies. Unbelievably powerful. Please do a reaction!

[@auntiekim1585]

Not only the King 👑 but a legend 🎤🎶🎸🎵 good reaction 🎧 your neighbor from Toronto 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@eugenemotes9921]

Elvis never called himself the king

[@jimmyjames5861]

Thank you my friends for bringing this appreciate everything you'll bring about Elvis Presley The King

[@garypotter4358]

Great reaction guys, if everyone had the same view as Elvis in that we all got along regardless of colour what a wonderful world this would be.

[@racheldawson8487]

What that man said about being upset that they were calling Elvis "The King of Rock n' Roll" Elvis was, just like Michael Jackson was "The King of Pop". They were both 2 TRULY gifted and outstanding God gifted performers. Elvis was my very first TRUE Love and he died when I was 13 years old. I cried EVERYDAY for at least 2 weeks STRAIGHT. My grandmother had to come and pick me up from school a few times, but I wasn't alone because girls and boys were going through the same thing that I was.

[@romanmartinez6458]

I live the south and been here all my life. I had those sandwiches all the time. I put a little of the marshmallow dream on it. So good.

[@rayc2993]

Gret Reaction. It is always good when we learn the truth.

[@corneliusantonius3108]

Your mother is an Angel

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

I knew this since I grew up on Elvis

[@m.connelly2018]

Please react to Elvis Presley suspicious minds live version in Vegas 1970 and Polk Salad Annie live Vegas

[@evemiller2637]

You should watch Elvis childhood friend Sam Bell. Elvis grew up poor living in the black neighborhood. His parents raised him to respect all. He was one of four white families in the black neighborhood and his parents did not teach him to stay away from the blacks but his best friend was black. He went to the black church not just in high school, he joined the choir in high school. But had been going to the black churches since he was young.

[@marygammons3323]

Please check out Elvis a generous heart he was an amazing man thanks to y'all again

[@AnnaMarie66]

The BEST Elvis movie is Viva Las Vegas!! So funny! The chemistry between him & Ann Margret was fantastic!🥰

[@sherrelhauhe7791]

Loved this whole segment about Elvis' life. ..thank you so much for sharing his beautiful life with us...no one like him ever !!! Thank you Jesus for binging this amazing man into our lives !!!

[@rawschri]

A not quite so well known story is about his friendship with Roy Hamilton, whom he greatly admired, especially for his version of " Hurt " which Elvis covered later in life. Elvis covered both Roy's medical bills prior to his death and his funeral expenses, and also contributed towards Jackie Wilson's medical expenses after he collapsed on stage in September 1975, and his long illness afterwards. Both these facts were not revealed until long after Elvis died ...

[@denisec2426]

The movie Elvis , bought out a lot. The movie was excellent. Never knew he was that close to the black community. He was awesome.

[@bopoulsen4030]

Elvis kissing the sweet inspirations at rehearsal.

[@michaellawliss3049]

Awesome Awesome reaction gentlemen!! Love it! 🤜🤛🎼🎙🎼

[@MarkRogersVOCFB]

You guys are really good at this. Excellent review. God bless you for discovering the truth.

[@OverandOutChief1]

These stories only make the light of day because people felt compelled to speak of his good nature. There are many more acts of generosity that are never discussed because he did not advertise his good deeds. Minnie Pearson happened to be walking by a Cadillac dealership in 1975 and was admiring a car when Elvis saw her looking in. He had her come inside the dealership and bought her the one she was looking at. Check out the Baz Luhrmann interview of Sam Bell. He is the friend that took Elvis to Shake Rag.

[@jdbuscemi8181]

Glad you guys get your parents involved in what you're doing!!!! I think that's Great!!!! Great reaction!!!!

[@AirplayBeats]

Thanks for watching!!

[@kierstenridgway4634]

I love your reaction. Proof. Minds can change.

[@747981]

Elvis will always be in my soul

[@chrisdonnelly9238]

Mahalia Jackson... very quick flash photo Any man to be in the presence of Mahalia Jackson... almost like visiting Holy Mary, mother of God

[@laurabonnell582]

When Elvis found out mlk died he was very heartbroken

[@djjtheguyjeffrey9098]

Thank you for the respect you give up he was a great talent but a wonderful human being yes he had his shortcomings but the lack of love for his fellow human being was not one of them you are to see the little snippet about Elvis and Muhammad Ali when they first met they became great friends I want to read your quote from Muhammad Ali quote I don't admire any man but Elvis Presley is the most sweetest nicest humblest man you ever want to know quote

[@deanmanfredi6416]

Awesome reaction so cool.

[@AirplayBeats]

Thanks for watching!!

[@db90990]

The harmonica boy with elvis is from the movie FRANKIE & JOHNNY (one of my personal favorites)

[@mzblue7214]

It's very frustrating when people hate on Elvis. They just don't know I think. Please keep the TRUTH about Elvis going. Thank you! Respect to ELVIS bigtime!

[@j09j19]

Elvis not only knew these people, but he was also personal friends with a lot of them, like BB King, Mahommed Ali, Sammy Davis, Jr;, James Brown, and the great Dr. Martin Luther King. After Elvis sang "If I Can Dream" (inspired by Dr. King's "I Have a Dream" speech), which he sang in honor of Dr. King, who had been assassinated a few months before, and whom Elvis truly loved, he went back stage and broke down sobbing.

[@Leahbumblebee872]

He was tight with Sam Cooke aswell apparently the last record left on his record player was a Sam Cooke song shake I'm sure it was

[@j09j19]

@@Leahbumblebee872 Wow, I did not know that. Thanks for the info.

[@johnwaga3702]

Respect to you both. Elvis was unique and the very best.

[@AirplayBeats]

Thanks for watching

[@michaelbrown3128]

This is why people back then, and how they treated prople were so wrong. Only hate when given reason to hate. I'm a 53 year old white dude who loves music and I'm a drummer. I watch your page because you love music and like your reactions to music! It has nothing to do with skin color and race. Music should bring people together. Life is hard enough to be deal with, nevermind having people hate for no reason! Keep up the great work guys!!!!😊

[@TAnucci]

💕💕💕💕 Your reactions are amazing guys!! So glad you both have a chance to see what this incredible human being was like.. Thank you both!!

[@joannedungan8381]

At the guesthouse at Graceland they have a peanut butter and banana sandwich making thing for the kids every night. It was pretty cool.

[@edwardvelez2926]

Hey Brother's I am soooo happy 😊 u finally know the Real Elvis. Thank u for ur Videos! God Bless u!

[@edwardvelez2926]

Thank u tooooo!

[@nancy9891]

The new Elvis movie highlights his history with the black community as his existence is inseparable. He had to fight with Colonel Tom Parker who was a scoundrel who took advantage of Elvis’s youth and business ignorance. It’s a great movie and very interesting.

[@esperanzajimenez9313]

Need some more Elvis

[@horineesgaming7354]

Dope, can't wait to see more videos on Elvis

[@AirplayBeats]

Thanks for watching. Here is a link for more of our Elvis videos below: kzbin.info/aero/PLKKgkaX8PjFbzfgCtJjx_uKsj7n3--x4k

[@TheSonya9199]

@@AirplayBeats love yalls reactions to Elvis so far.. start down the rabbit hole. For movies of his, King Creole, Flaming Star to start with. He didn't like the majority of the movies but he gave them his all.. Elvis was a talent that no one will ever match. Please react to Heart read Hotel from the 68 Comeback. He was a comedian.

[@laszlotorok930]

Love your reaction to Elvis as a person who loved everyone and never ever treated the coloured folks any way but love he was very poor living in the place called Tupelo ! He was only given love to everyone ,just exceptional sole !❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@joanmatthews2570]

Love your reactions!! Elvis grew up in poverty with poor blacks and loved their music. He was an incredible human being

[@coolerking7427]

The woman on there has MS bad. She was one of the back up singers for Elvis.

[@got2loveme1974]

My granddaughter is 2 years old and when I keep her I play Elvis's songs and she absolutely loves Elvis and will dance to every song her favorite is little sister which is funny cuz she don't realize she's the little sister and it happens to be one of my favorite

[@texasgirl6000]

Amen brothers. 👍❤

[@heat3434]

Good man for sure! Great reaction.

[@everythingelvist.vchannel130]

Great reaction lad’s. Elvis was one of the most humble human beings on this planet. Keep up the great work. And as Elvis logo says. T.C.B keep Taking care of business.

[@AirplayBeats]

Thank you for watching!!

[@everythingelvist.vchannel130]

@@AirplayBeats Always enjoy watching people who have a feel for Elvis. Great reaction keep them coming

[@frankhuggins9856]

ELVIS PRESLEY is the only person that had Music in country,rock, R&B,soul and gospel their is no one that could do what he did

[@007ndc]

Ray Charles says "hold my beer". Props to both Elvis and Brother Ray

[@karenstrong8887]

Elvis never said any such thing. It was a rumor they tried to hurt him with. He bought Mary a new Cadillac too. Elvis gave away 400 Cadillacs. I remember one Black lady on TV telling us that she was tired and on her way home from cleaning someone’s home. While she waited for a bus she was looking in the window at the new cars and it was her birthday. Elvis was there and he asked her which she loved he most. He went in and paid for it and he didn’t know her. When he died he had almost given away all of his money.

[@raycarter8070]

Yes, there a lot of things that the public does not not know. His parents really stood up for civil rights way before it was popular and could get them harm.

[@pm273]

Please react to Elvis a generous heart

[@Phoenix7878]

I wasn't alive to get the chance to see him, but I've had this connection with him since I was bout 3. Honestly, he's NEVER gotten the recognition he deserves. This guy was/is a Phenomenon no one will ever see again...words can't do him justice. People always talk #'s, time periods, comparisons, gossip... always trying to put him in a box with a label. No. After learning the truth with all the volumes of his background, abilities and accomplishments regarding a very complicated man, and I say complicated in a positive way, you 'Get Elvis ' making everything else irrelevant. Like it or not, he's timeless and on a completely nother level NO ONE has reached. People keep waiting for it but it's never going to happen. You cannot touch this man and time will continue to prove this. PEACE!

[@ronaldhol9175]

I agree that Elvis was a very special human being, but when his fans begin to treat Elvis as a God , that's going TOO FAR. To this day , some fans insist that Elvis is STILL alive , like the man couldn't have possibly died ...Well, Elvis wasn't God , and he DID die in 1977 . It's perfectly O.K. to be a fan of Elvis ' , but nobody should worship him ...Worship belongs ONLY to God !

[@karentranter7806]

Hi guys, Great reaction. Elvis loved everyone, he had to fight ignorant white people to get noticed. He broke segregation rules. He used to sneak into the cinema and sit with his black friends, he wasn't supposed to do that but he loved his friends. You guys are doing amazing videos and I love you speaking the truth. I thank you both xxx 💝

[@dinafraboni6774]

Love you guys. Keep up the awesome reactions.

[@stevew7692]

The photo was Jackie Wilson with Elvis...not long after that photo was taken in 75, in the same year I believe, Jackie collapsed on a stage and was in a coma and Elvis paid most of his medical bills up until Elvis himself died because Jackie , regardless of his success, had been ripped off by managers and promotors etc and had no money..... unfortunately Jackie never fully recovered and died from pneumonia in 1984...other photos were of Sammy Davis Jr, a young BB King, Mahalia Jackson, Fats Domino and big Jim Brown....its nice to see people realize the true Elvis Presley and not the tabloid version

[@davisdusty2]

Brilliant reaction. God bless you fellas

[@MrAlanfalk73]

Elvis and Muhammed Ali was great freinds, Elvis gave Muhammed Ali a rope, that Muhammed wore for a fight. Elvis also stayed at Muhammed Alis training camp for 2 weeks. Muhammed had lots of good things to say about Elvis. Also that article about the supposed Elvis comment, has been dubunked several times. Elvis once said about it, "people who know me, now that I would never say a thing like that".

[@thomaswaters4963]

If Elvis was still alive today,there would probably be no racism between blacks and whites.If everyone knew the real true story about Elvis and more of us embraced his humanitarian ways,the world would be a way better place.Elvis walked close with God as we all should in this life.We need to show each other more compassion,kindness and love.No more hate,no more seeing of color.We are all brothers and sisters under God.Its time to start acting like it.

[@AbiNomac]

I admire you thorough analysis and unbiased opinion of Elvis.

[@mikem957]

Elvis was 6-0 tall. That was considered tall back then. The black woman who was talking was Myrna Smith. She was a member of The Sweet Inspirations and cousin to Whitney Houston. She and Elvis grew very close and had a relationship up to his death. She became his daughter's godmother and raised her son with Lisa who ended up marrying Michael Jackson, who Elvis met in 1974.

[@80HD8]

Great reaction to both videos. I appreciate your willingness to watch things that might make you uncomfortable but watching anyway. We all need more of that. We can all learn from each other.

[@sherrera66]

The movie is Frankie and Johnnie Elvis is a great blues singer u can check out Reconsider Baby, Stranger in my Own Hometown, When it Rains it Really Pours, the performance from the movie Tickle Me of Feels So Right.

[@kennethcurtis1856]

Elvis would stay unannounced at Muhammed Ali"s house in Berrien Springs, MI.