*ALL HAIL THE KING* Elvis Presley Reaction | The Final Show 1977

[@lindapowers8592]

Some people that don’t know the real Elvis or have seen nothing but clips of his last days, just don’t know! What a career, what a human being💜

[@lisamitchell7317]

He had bad last days. It's sad his manager booked this and wouldn't let him out " all I care about is if he is walks on stage"

[@TheFarmerfitz]

In an interview, one of Elvis' ontourage, said that before one of his shows, E was in really bad shape and not feeling well and he went to Mr Parker about it and he said in a very direct and authoritive tone "The most important thing is that that man(E) goes on stage tonight, Nothing else matters.." .. End of discussion...

[@deerenshaw239]

Elvis was used and abused by the parker sorry the day he was introduced to him. Elvis should have some how or some way to replace him someone that would respect him it was unexcusable the way he was taken advantage of. Elvis was parkers only source making parker rich. Love you Elvis l don't care what anybody said your the best walk in peace with the Lord rip

[@Invisibleindreamsonly]

Elvis was a gift from the Lord to make the world a much better place and for all of us to be able to escape all of life’s trials for just a little while!!Self centered critics tried to hurt him in the last 2 years of his life but could never say that anyone was better then Elvis.

[@maryblaylock3219]

Elvis was very ill when he did this performance, but he still gave it all he had! Singing with the angels now! Much love and RIP, Elvis!!

[@williamrichards859]

The greatest of all time Elvis ARON PRESLEY

[@Marcosworld77]

Elvis always made sure he was connected with his audience, thats why he will be remembered forever by his fans and future fans!

[@tauriewilson1080]

im such a big fan of elvis a def of a legend

[@yambo59]

Many performers would not put themselves out there in such a condition, but Elvis loved his fans and always wanted to give them a good show. I give him crazy credit for still doing it, I have to think he knew his days were numbered - so damn sad he couldnt have had a better manager and a less stressful life. You can tell from the fans response they were not judging him, they loved him just the same, just look at how many people showed up to see him and girls still going bonzo even though hes not at his best-!!. I was still in senior year of high school when he passed, I remember before I knew what happened girls in the hallways were crying like crazy and I found out. What a sad, sad day for the world. RIP ELVIS

[@susyq810]

He had struggles but like you said....he tried very hard to not disappoint his fans.

[@brentstevenson1484]

like those with him have said how do protect a 42 year old man from himself.He thought he was in control like all addicts do .The sad plain truth is he was an addict

[@susyq810]

@@brentstevenson1484 my mother was addicted to a mix of prescription meds also. She struggled for years and was also in denial and thought she had control of what was happening. She lost relationships...her health and eventually committed suicide. Two very different people...same problem with a heartbreaking ending. Rest in peace mom....Rest in peace Elvis...

[@reginayoung38]

He died only a few weeks after this performance.

[@teribradshaw-milling3164]

I think I read somewhere that he didn't want to do this tour-but the Colonel needed the money.

[@eddiethedodgeman6758]

I'm surprised at some people's reaction to this concert. Elvis Presley was like the only entertainer that networks would put on t.v. it was a huge event. I have been fan since I was 4. My family saw the 68 Comeback Special, Aloha from Hawaii, The network premiere of Elvis That's the way it is. Elvis On Tour. People need to remember that the last 📺 televised concert Vernon was alive. He approved the concert being televised.

[@delladawn1149]

I’ll always love him. He will always be beautiful to me. I’m so blessed I saw him in person when I was 18. ❤️

[@vinnybyrne3363]

I loved Elvis all my life ,He was in great pain and not at his best but always gave his best at the time of this concert!He sadly died I believe in August of 77💔 I cannot tell you enough how I appreciate people still or for the first time showing love for this legend of all times!Thank you! Godblessed the king of rock and roll!

[@TrthfulinNC]

During this time Elvis was going through the sickness of congestive heart failure. The fact were that at this point Elvis had an enlarged heart and he was not taking Blood Pressure medication. Through his last year the fluid would build up and cause what looked like a.major increase in weight. It was really fluids. I read a lot on this and actually read the medical report on him. Unfortunately an enlarged heart is what his.mother passed.away with at the same age. He was being treated for this but very little was known on it back then. You can clearly see it. But through it all he was the warrior and champion. True to himself and his fans.

[@brendaparker3825]

As sick as he was he gave it his all. Yes he did it his way! R.I.P.

[@teresamelton3532]

He was the most amazing entertainer that ever lived! And he had the biggest heart!

[@karenfabery8986]

He gave his all till the last song his voice never left him till his last breath

[@elvispresleygaribaldi1600]

THE GREATEST THERE EVER WAS OR WILL BE...BUT HE WAS NERVOUS SPEAKS VOLUMES ABOUT THE FACT HE REALLY DIDN'T KNOW HOW GREAT HE REALLY WAS

[@eleciatatum678]

So many loyal subjects but no one could save the KING

[@margiepelcman9837]

Larger than life , Elvis stayed humble, he stayed kind, to his fans and everyone around him. That was epic, thank you😊

[@margiepelcman9837]

Just Wow! He seemed a little shaky at first, a little nervous, but he sure picked up speed and gave every bit of his All! Every time I watch this video, I am Just So Awed,,,,,,

[@sonnycrockett2079]

Very sad, but had flashes of brilliance and gave his all. FYI…..this wasn’t his last show. His very last performance was “Elvis in Concert”June 26, 1977, 8.30 pm Market Square Arena, Indianapolis, Indiana…..It’s been said by his v close friends that this was the only time he ended a show with these words…. “Till we meet you again, God bless you…adios.” - Elvis

[@marilynpresley2am]

Who the heck disliked this… it was BRILLIANT!!! Elvis worked himself so hard to do this concert, give him a big thumbs up haha!!!

[@susyq810]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓🌻😉

[@sherrierosefletcher7934]

I feel the same way. I thought he did great and the way he gave credit and named each and every person, showed how much he appreciated and respected them all.

[@kellyfindley1485]

See the way he left the stage he owned it and cool as the other side of the pillow

[@marilynpresley2am]

My grandpa knows a pastor who was a personal friend of Elvis. He said Elvis was the most perfect person he’d ever met in his life. Elvis was humble, and VERY kind and generous to everyone.

[@elvispresleydaily3952]

Yes Elvis employed my great grandmother because she was a holocost survivor she worked in Elvis's dressing room for 9 years and had many long conversation with Elvis. She always recalled him as the most generous, humble, gentle, and sweet man.

[@marilynpresley2am]

@@elvispresleydaily3952 yessss Elvis was such a gentleman 💕💕

[@timcarr6401]

Most perfect you say. You have no idea.

[@marilynpresley2am]

@@timcarr6401 that’s what the man who MET Elvis said

[@timcarr6401]

@@marilynpresley2am No one is "the most perfect person."

[@sherylmcclure400]

I love watching elvis in this concert he still had that beautiful smile sense of humor chrisma stage presence and that voice is so strong and powerful like nobody else comes close

[@ethnamccallion1959]

Love elvis so much he was the best singer ever god bless you my beautiful angel 😇 x 👍

[@JHargis68]

It's July 22, 2021 and Elvis is still The King.

[@vatajalainen]

29/12-2021 King forever

[@elvispresleygaribaldi1600]

LOOK AT HOW CHARLIE LOOKS AT ELVIS WHILE HE SINGS ARE YOU LONESOME TONIGHT. HE LOVED ELVIS FOR SURE.

[@marilynpresley2am]

I love how he smiles haha 😁😁

[@glen6945]

glad you found the king

[@angelanorris.692]

I still find this hard to watch. It brings back too many memories! It broke my heart when he died, I remember that day like it was yesterday! I can truly say that even though I had never met him I loved him so very much, and still do! RIP Elvis! Xx

[@shannonwhite3721]

He just seems so tired. Like he's worn out from doing the same thing over and over. He was more or less married to his fans, his music. For better or worse, till death do us part. 😩 He set his own bar so high that when this seemed to be a little more calm than his other concerts ppl felt disappointed. For God's sake he was doing it FOR US! It irks me when folks make fun of him. I'll love you forever Elvis.❤️❤️

[@Ashs-mini-vlogs]

He should of taken a year or two off to focus on himself bless him

[@linapetrilli7605]

I totally agree with you, this man loved and lived totally for his fans right until the end. I shall love him forever. I was only 12 when I first heard this guy called Elvis and I have been a loyal fan since then. He had music coming from his heart, soul, body and mind, there will never be another Elvis. RIP we all love you.

[@VKrulikoski]

@@Ashs-mini-vlogs Don't forget his payroll and everybody with a hand out. He had to get paid no matter what. Sad.

[@sherp2u1]

Everyone commenting on how bad he looked, compared to the people I see walking around today, he was in shape, physically at least....still made the girls scream with a hip swivel/thrust...lots more songs/albums and music were left in that man...RIP King +++

[@vatajalainen]

THE KING FOREVER👑👑👑

[@hollymorris278]

Elvis loved his fans and sang his heart out even in his last days. What an awesome entertainer and human being he was. My favorite of all time.

[@marilynpresley2am]

WE LOVE YOU ELVIS YOU WERE BEAUTIFUL UNTIL THE VERY END 🥰🥰🥰

[@susancrouthamel760]

I have listened to Elvis since 1956. I became friends with Charlie Hodge his confidant and best friend for 8years after Elvis died n he told me when he was living at Graceland he saw the human side of him. He told me that at this concert he was having asthma problems so they asked him is he wanted to shorten the show. EP said No I have to perform for my loving fans. Charlie told me alot of Elvis stories. I wished I had the opportunity to meet EP but knowing Charlie was the second best thing to happen to me. Charlie said he often sang HARMONY to help Elvis through songs esp Suspicious Minds at the end of song. He said Elvis was like a brother to him. You can see Charlie standing behind him. I loved every concert he did, That smile 😃. I miss Charlie very much. I bet Charlie would have loved your channel n the reactions you do. Seeing Charlie holding the microphone made me cry. Thank you for keeping Elvis music alive

[@timcarr6401]

What you wrote in the beginning was confusing. Did you mean that you knew Charlie for eight years? Because Charlie and Elvis were close friends for 19 years, starting in 1958. But they both initially met briefly at the Ellis Colosseum in 1955.

[@pshane4444]

Thank you for sharing this. It is so poignant.

[@richr2716]

THE GREATEST OF ALL-TIME !!!

[@susyq810]

Miss him so much. Thank you Elvis for all the music...kindness and joy you brought to this world. We will not forget you.

[@marilynpresley2am]

Beautiful words Susy 😢😢

[@susyq810]

@@marilynpresley2am thank you Marilyn...from my heart...😢

[@RobinMarkowitzcoolmedia]

That thumbnail is almost exactly how I was when that TV Special in October 1977 first aired. I had no idea how shocked and saddened I would be that they put him on display as if he were a circus sideshow attraction. I cried all over again, I was enraged - everything you can think of. I remember that I didn't go outside the next day. I don't remember if it was a school night or not, but whichever, I didn't go out of my room except to eat. I couldn't believe the cruelty to put this clearly very ill person on display. He did his best and at times, he caught a tailwind and knocked it out. But as a whole, it was cruelty and greed. And then after the TV show, they made his father give that last message. I don't care if he wanted to "thank the fans for their messages," it was just more cruelty. This may be Indianapolis? I don't know. Doesn't matter. I can't believe they made it into a TV Special. They saw he was at the end with no real treatment. They knew he would die soon. And they knew that would increase the ratings and record sales/airplay. His life meant nothing to RCA, CBS, "Col. Parker," other promoters, etc. No one stepped in to say "please don't do this to him." If this disturbs anyone, then maybe you're somewhat younger or you just don't feel what I felt. Everyone is different. My feelings in 1977 were valid then when I was a kid, and they are valid now. They are MY feelings. 💔 What I felt was overwhelming as a teen fan. It was hard to believe they taped it professionally. I can't even imagine what HE felt, knowing this was going to be on television. He never lived long enough to see it. 🙏 😭 It's not a question of his abilities. He never lost them. His 1976 studio version of "Danny Boy" is considered by musicologists (who often specialize in the Londonderry Air) to be the BEST RECORDED VERSION IN THE HISTORY OF RECORDED MUSIC. There are thousands of versions. And they are RIGHT. A year before he died: another masterpiece. I also feel that way about his youthful version of "Silent Night." It is a true masterpiece and a work of genius. It's the gentleness of the phrasing of the ancient Christmas carol. Even agnostics (or even stone cold atheists!) FEEL LIKE THEY'RE IN THE MANGER with the Holy Family and Elvis softly, delicately singing "Silent Night" over the Holy Infant. And Old Man 😉, it's like the line in Marc Cohn's "Walkin' In Memphis," "Are you a Christian, child?" Mark answers, " ma'am I AM TONIGHT!" And so please understand: it's that I saw the show on TV while I was a teenager. I didn't know that he looked so ill. I was angry at Parker, the other promoters,CBS-TV, ALL OF 'EM for using and displaying him for their own greed. THEY HAD NO HEART! And then they pulled his grieving father out to display his incomprehensible grief to the whole nation - or further. Vernon, his daddy, was crushed and could hardly speak the words "the passing of my son, Elvis." As weak as he was, he wanted everyone to know "this is MY personal grief, not yours. I am 61 years old and I lost my only child who brought joy to our lives from the moment he was born alive AFTER his twin died at birth." He was a gift, a miracle child because she couldn't carry to term otherwise. And aside from his sad little granddaughter, he lost all reason for living. 22 months after losing his son, Vernon died. The day Elvis died, Vernon kept repeating "my baby is dead." And yet for the TV Special, he had to reveal his grief. He couldn't even have any privacy. All because of greedy promoters and CBS, who KNEW exactly what they were taping. That's why I feel so tore up. And yeah, he was a great guy! You can take that to the bank.

[@eleciatatum678]

I love what you said about him at the beginning! Thank you!

[@marilynpresley2am]

AHHHHHH ELVIS WE LOVE YOU 😍😘

[@cheryllblanton6758]

What a beautiful human being! He really loved people! We need more of the Elvis spirit in these times.

[@chrissychrissy4658]

The king of music ELVIS AARON PRESLEY will never die👑❤️👑

[@marilynpresley2am]

Amen!

[@mpi1876]

THIS IS MY LATE HUSBAND'S AND MY SONG WE USED TO LISTENED TO IT ALL THE TIME. RIP. MY LOVE.

[@tweetnana3]

This makes me cry every time I see it. He wasn't in the best shape physically but his voice was still the greatest. His charisma was still there. He loved his fans as much as they loved him. He loved us so much that he got on stage in the shape he was in to please us. I could say we loved him to death.

[@joanneresh6682]

I Love this concert showed love his fans . That voice was greatest. He had great sense humor. I been a fan of at eight years old . I am now 68 years. That make 60 year I been a fan. Elvis is the legend . There will be nobody like Elvis. 👍Love Joanne Resh

[@gerdacoetzer3615]

The friendship between Elvis and Charlie is so precious. Their sense of humor is so sharp. 🤣😂😁😆❤

[@benjamins.5428]

ELVIS is immortal. his sensitivity to the music & a spiritual side are amazing.

[@dannypresley5353]

Wow I have to say this was my first time watching this concert through and through but as always I loved every minute of it my poor cousins final curtain but your still the king you will always have that title cause of how much you put into your music just for us we have always loved you my cousin and we will never be able to forget you ❤one heart one soul I will see you on the other side until then may God continue to out his blessings on you T.C.B.⚡.T.L.C. :)

[@brendaphillips2092]

This concert makes my heart break as in a few short weeks our beloved Elvis was gone from our lives .His legacy will live on for ever ❤️and miss him always TCB⚡️💕👌😭

[@maggieshome]

Elvis voice amazing ronnie tutt drums brilliant. Bless Elvis respect thank you Best

[@martinmuldoon603]

Bless both of them, the best their was

[@andrewbrady1842]

Hi Best, for most Elvis fans that were a truly incredible show!!! His last a final live show! How Sad 😔 ! But Elvis Presley gave it his all and his all was The Most incredible Show ever!! Best I must say thank you for showing this iconic video of Elvis Presley! My good Man, I must give you a rating for honoring EP. infinity ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️! A great reaction !

[@richr2716]

Keep going soon June 2022 and the movie will be here great job

[@golddredgewater]

Thanks for all the Elvis videos. I watch them all.

[@benjaminlim8352]

KING ELVIS FOREVER ♥️💞💞 💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞❤️😍🤩😍🤩😍🤩😍🤩😍🤩!!!!!

[@vincentdominguez236]

God save the King!!!!

[@cwasatko5601]

I was in school in Tennessee when one day our secretary came over the PA system crying; she said Elvis died. Now our school was half Black half White and we all started crying. They dismissed school that day and for the rest of the week. Our Mama's picked us up crying too.

[@debravowell8337]

What a sweet story

[@martinmuldoon603]

Your school has great respect, Elvis is more important than the president of the USA, I bet he is more loved around the world than anyone, maybe princess Diana came close.

[@gerdacoetzer3615]

He was so sick. It makes my heart pain to see him like that. So truthful about himself. Will LOVE YOU FOREVER ELVIS. 😘😘😘❤😍😍🎵🎶👑

[@daveeller9708]

Many confuse this with his final performance. It was a part of his final tour, but, sadly, his last performance in Indianapolis was not filmed. This was one of two shows that was filmed for hi TV special "In Concert". Thank you for doing the concert in it's entirety. Love you channel.

[@bamafan62]

exactly

[@tlbeman]

Your are wrong. It was filmed by CBS.

[@daveeller9708]

@@tlbeman Not the Indianapolis shows. Omaha and Rapid City were the only two filmed for the final tour.

[@rong805]

@@tlbeman No he isn't. He didn't say who it was filmed by, just that it was called In Concert. READ the comment!!

[@rong805]

The last professionally filmed show, but there is an audience recording I'm sure you've probably seen.

[@leonolanofficial4581]

Who else really likes this guy man your my fav youtuber hats off.

[@tlbeman]

I really love your introduction to this video. It seems you are trying to explain the unexplainable. Those who love Elvis definitely get it. For whatever reasons, he knew the end was coming, but still poured his heart out to the end. I remember hearing a rebroadcast on the radio of one of his last concerts. He sang “How Great Thou Art”. I could feel a plaintive cry in his voice. I don’t know if anyone else ever had that reaction, but I know I cried when I heard it.

[@delorespetree3243]

Elvis gave it all until the end no matter how he felt he wanted his fan to enjoy it I wish he would of took better care of his self his fans will ways be their for him thank you for showing his final show

[@mahon0074]

This is actually not the last show, its more like the last television special filmed during Elvis’ last concert tour during the summer of 1977. Ironically this special “Elvis In Concert” did not air on television until after Elvis had passed and the general public who had not seen Elvis since the 1973 “Aloha From Hawaii” television special were shocked by the change in his appearance.

[@aegaytang]

Wonderful!

[@ronaldackerman7383]

His voice and his charisma carry him through to the end can't believe six weeks later he dies I heard this concert through a record player and then a CD saw the concert about 1998 and I was surprised to see this shape he was in but through the CD and the record I would never imagine it was by far the greatest

[@patticriss2238]

When this aired on television I couldn’t watch it. My mom either. Then it just became the one I couldn’t watch in my mind so I never did. Today was the first time I’ve watched it. I’m so glad I did. Elvis is always ELVIS. What a treasure he was. He wasn’t perfect, but that’s what made him so endearing. If only….

[@marilynpresley2am]

Thank you Best I’ve never seen this before and I am now gonna watch it OVER AND OVER AGAIN

[@debbiegibson3703]

I love him so much. He gave so much, right up until the end. He is really someone to be admired Too bad he didn’t really realize how much he was loved just for himself. He DOES now. So GREAT !!!

[@debravowell8337]

Thank you Bravo!!

[@mpi1876]

I LOVE THIS GOD FEARING PERSON. GOD KNOW WHAT HE IS DOING !!!!!! A WHITE LITTLE GREW UP VERY POOR AND HE LOVES PEOPLE. HIS FRIENDS. MINISTERS THAT LOVE HIM AS A CHILD OF GOD. AND HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS WERE BLACKS. THAT HE LEARNED TO SING AND. DANCE AS HIS BLACK FAMILY DID. THANK YOU TO ALL HIS BLACK FAMILY. HERE ON EARTH. AND NOW HE IS WITH GOD AND HIS FAMILY WE ALL KNOW THAT THERE IS NO COLOR IN HEAVEN. WE ARE ALL THE SAME THERE. BRIGHT. SHINNING SPIRITS. LOVING EACH OTHER

[@johnterhune3501]

Love this!!! Thanks!!

[@TheFarmerfitz]

It is very obvious that he was in very bad health here... But he still pulled off a very good concert... He still had his incredible voice...

[@gerdacoetzer3615]

Before the video started I can already tell this is going to be a fantastic reaction. Thank you for that amazing comment about Elvis the man and the human being. He was so sick but he still done his best. Not just like Elvis but love the human and the Artist. 🎙🎶❤👑

[@johndavidson5228]

I really appreciate how Elvis gave his backup team and audience so much respect.

[@reginayoung38]

Elvis had many serious health problems, one being a genetic heart problem. This show was in June 19,1977, he died Aug 16, 1977. He did not die from drug addiction. People believing all the rumors, did not know Elvis at all. Was he perfect? no. But he was one of the most giving, caring people that ever lived. He is very ill only weeks from death but out there fulfilling his tour date for his fans. That's only one reason he was and will forever be The King.

[@sandralybrand9425]

That's very true, he had an enlarged heart and also blocked arteries from the cholesterol that had built up from all the years of his southern diet. There were 4 different autopsies done in different places and states. They all agreed that there were traced of different drugs but nothing that would kill him. He also had a twisted colon,that had 4foot of clay like substance because he had a problem deficating. That and the water retention caused the bloating that made people think he was fat. He was a bit overweight,but nothing like it looked. He had a lot of health issues and really needed time off but with the poor manager decisions and all the people and families he was supporting he couldn't quit working.

[@brentstevenson1484]

so sad you can see from the fans they just didnt get it .all they saw was "ELVIS" not the man Elvis Presley. he was so screwed up but he couldnt stop no way he should have been on stage those last 6 or 7 months he gave all he could right till the end

[@pauldavidgray8217]

I have thousands of dollars in memorabilia. Concert tickets, clocks, VHS, DVD, Hawaii concert brochures, albums, monopoly, tic tac toe, statues, watches, clocks, picture plates, playing cards, bubble gum cards, books, movie advertising memoribillia, cheques, receipts, the list goes on, heaps more. Love everything I have collected over the years. I'm 1975, I was 8 years old and first heard Kentucky Rain. Instant fan. When I was 12,in 1980, I had a severe car accident. My full memory was now blank. The only one thing I could recall was Elvis. No one too this day can explain why.

[@ChrisC-zt3qy]

You are a wise young man "you never know what somebody else is going through!" Thank you for reviewing this and your ability to understand that he was very ill but did It anyway--and did it well. I am an old fan who saw his first shows on Ed Sullivan, etc

[@jamescutler8055]

I was 12 and we had tickets to his next show in Maine, still have the tickets. I was destroyed for a while.

[@TheFarmerfitz]

As in bad of health as he was, he knocked it out of tge ball park with How great thou art... IMO..

[@myelvischannel1992]

This wasn't Elvis final concert, it was in indianapolis on the 26th June 1977.

[@SheenaRea]

There's a video on KZbin of Elvis's autopsy toxicology report and the drugs he was taking. Alot of pain meds. He had some constriction in his intestines and a serious liver problem. So from the uppers, the downers, the sleep meds, and all the pain meds, he was suffering. Cardiac arrest as a result.

[@jenniferayers8468]

Best voice ever & the most beautiful man & awesome entertainer

[@Jeri-AnneSmith]

If this is Elvis at his absolute worst, there are no words left.....

[@karenoneal2697]

He died only months after this show in August 1977

[@debbiegibson3703]

I loved Charlie Hodges in this concert. He is really there for Elvis!!😊

[@francescobertelli4392]

This wasn't the Last show, butto one of the show of his last tour. This was June 19 1977 LIVE ad Omaha. The Last concert was in Indianapolis on June 26 1977.

[@Cindrbell]

I grew up with Elvis. His music, his movies. He's a gem.

[@sharonbird2631]

Awwww best it break my heart 💔 I loved Elvis , it's sad R.I.P Elvis thank you for all your beautiful music 💜

[@sandraoliveira99]

Just got to LOVE and RESPECT this Man.

[@kategowen1156]

The man was just used to “playing hurt” for YEARS. He was pushing through multiple illnesses all his life, but unbelievably in the last years. Some of it was for his fans and his inner drive to perform- but I think more was the fact that he had a small village to support.

[@debbielambert2410]

This was Elvis saying good bye

[@bluesky-rb8fn]

The man was sick, on drugs, we as humans are not perfect. On a spiritual level I love this man, he read everything on spirituality. He loved to learn. And if you are a racist you don’t buy your cook, a home, card, jewelry, pay the taxes on that home for years, and in her words she was family!!! We need more love and togetherness today than ever… sending positive energy to all. Btw Elvis died not long after this show.

[@angusrocks939]

and most impressive drum solo to boot. i am enjoying this.

[@patriciamiller8342]

One could see he was very tired here at first but at the end perked up..

[@kenhutley971]

Makes me so happy, even after 67 years, but heartbreaking.

[@tonidename9116]

He was great even that night there will be no other his voice tremendous

[@lisafiasco1858]

Elvis never disappointed me never could he I'll love him for the rest of my days. Check out that movie song I told you about City by night it' really is a great song it's so bluesy I know you're going to love it. Also check out some Frankie Valli they also are awesome , he's not Elvis Presley but he's still very good and different check out the four seasons Frankie Valli and the four seasons. Have a good day and thank you.

[@regraz1911]

I appreciate Elvis for a number of reasons but this last concert it broke my heart - knowing all of his previous performances. Thank you posting but as a fan, this one really broke heart bc Elvis lost his way and deteriorated. Sad but true: Long Live The King!!

[@harrymccallum1226]

Very sad but also amazing man/singer miss you our King 🤴

[@sherylmcclure400]

I just learned who really killed Elvis it was the colonel and his doctor people don't know how many concerts he did from 1970 to 1977 just in 77 alone he did a concert everyday sometimes two till he died he was beyond human no one else could have done it those two worn him down this man deserved so much better he was a great human being inside out enough said he still will remain my heart forever 💖

[@sandralybrand9425]

It wasn't his doctor,it was the doctors on the outside that prescribed all the opiods that got him hooked! When he'd be in the hospital, many times Dr Nick would find bottles of hundreds of pills and would get rid of them. The guys all said when Dr Nick was on your with him his health was alot better.

[@carolesanetti1257]

A great singer, a great career, and a really nice person. Too bad about the drugs and the Colonel.

[@breezealeigh148]

It's so hard to watch this, i believe that Parker always looked at Elvis as his main attraction ''cash cow''...He was a frigin carney when Elvis met him, by the way, Parker knew that this young beautiful talent could make him( parker ) rich a lot faster than the main attraction that he was exploting at the carnival..He called it the dancing chicken ...The bird was in a cage standing on a hay covered hot plate, so when the music started parker turned the hot plate on and the poor chicken would shuffle around trying to keep from burning its feet..."'The dancing chicken''...To me a full blown animal abuser and POS..I think he looked at Elvis as nothing more than a man dancing and singing on a stage w/a hot plate under it...The day Elvis passed, Parker already had papers ready to be signed, bringing them to Graceland demanding ''Vernon'' Elvis's dad to sign (i think) 50% of all proceeds of Elvis's estate..Vernon was so upset of losing his son, he did not understanding what he signed...The reason Elvis never could leave the states to do any shows in other countries is Tom Parker in his early years had emigrated illegally to the United States at the age of 20. He resided in the country without legal status..He claimed to be from West Virginia (he was actually Dutch)... He maneuvered himself to become Presley's sole representative..He turned down offers to allow Presley to tour overseas, probably due to his status as an illegal immigrant, which would have been exposed...Parker rarely saw him after his '68 come back, but continued in his management role until Presley's death in 1977. POS..I think Elvis had always knew Parker was a theif but Parker kept Elvis busy and evenually rundown , he figured ''why bother''? Elvis was wore out..Never the less, he was our king, and i think the best looking man God ever put on this earth...sorry, ty for letting me rant...