Elvis Presley Uncle Noah's Son Larry Tupelo Tour Part #4 of 7

[@brandynoisey9568]

Wish we could trun back time to the good old days...

[@brendalawrence6732]

Mr. Larry knows his history and I love it. This is why all this needs to be documented as once he is gone, I doubt anyone else will have this knowledge on Elvis and the Presley history to this extent. He is a sharp mind man to remember where everything sat at and who the neighbors were. His mind is amazing!

[@cdd4248]

Exactly=. It is oral history that disappears with the person but Billy has captured it permanently as it unfolds.

[@reneereynolds2839]

I could listen to Larry all day. Such a quiet non-overbearing voice. God bless!!

[@keithworkman3789]

This type of story is the best, the real people. The kind that I would like to set on the porch and talk with. Another piece of Great History ! Thank you for all you and your team do in preserving history.

[@GraveVisitations]

Spa guy is the best on KZbin for elvis history love his videos 😎😎

[@patinmon9683]

I agree. Live in Tupelo Rea enjoyed learning this part of Elvis life Thanks Spa Guy and Larry Presley.

[@mrDCunningham]

Seeing this is totally awesome 👍🏻😎

[@joyce259]

Thank you Billy Trey and Larry for this wonderful series, it is very interesting hearing all this Elvis history. What a great memory Larry has. Looking forward to the next part.

[@lynnelovett8999]

Thanks Mr. Spa Guy for tightening up and a bit more of the Elvis puzzle. Thanks to Mr. Trey Miller as well. Looking forward to the rest of this great series with Mr. Larry Presley. Love the Elvis history. Be safe and well in your adventures. Lord bless.

[@jansorensen]

Thanks Billy for you share with us from Tupelo . Larry Presley is a person who knows a lot about his family history and he's good to tell about it. Thank you Larry for taking the time to tell us in the Elvis World about your family history !

[@catfish24]

Mr. Presley is a book of knowledge a Tupelo historian.

[@patricial.holdemangarciava5406]

Imagine seeing Elvis Presley drive up where you lived. Hearing Mr. Larry Presley tell his story about Elvis Presley 's enduring legacy is so amazing cool, that you both SG.♠️♥️👑❤🧡🥰💫💜💚💛💙🍏🍎🍇🌶🍾🥂💋🔥💕👏

[@bonniebrown6960]

These are such great stories. Thank you Mr. Larry Presley and thank you Spa Guy for sharing them with us. I love it !!

[@robbiefutch6932]

Another interesting video..Larry sure does remember so much. .thanks for all the videos.. ❤️🎹🎧🎼🎤❤️

[@conceicaofernandes242]

Legal mesmo.Ver onde os familiares de Elvis viviam.E poder conhecer os restantes da sua família linda e abençoada.Obrigada mesma de todo coração ❤️🌿 SPA Guy.Amo demais 💝💕🦋🎸 parabéns pelo vídeo ❤️🌿🎸🦋💞🇧🇷👍🐦🌹👓☀️

[@vanceholland833]

Its great hearing about all the history of the Presley, thank's guys.

[@robbiefutch6932]

Another great video...can't wait for more...loving them....Larry sure remembers much...🎧🎹🎹🎼❤️

[@jadamills4082]

Larry Presley, thank you. It's nice to hear from the Presley side. Where are all the Presley's ?

[@brandynoisey9568]

How sweet memories.

[@kimberlykreiser3932]

So far I have I enjoyed watching all 4 video's about Noah Presley and a little more about Elvis Presley. Through Noah's Son Larry Presley. Thank You Spa Guy and Trey Miller. and thanks to Sally H. and Larry Presley. looking forward to the rest of these video's. :)

[@maggieshome]

Thank you an larry so much history larry knew everyone sad small stores all gone

[@alma4136]

That was so cool spa guy how you do you're home work about ELVIS pass. Just love it keep doing what you do so good . bringing us pass life 👍 , Fan from Cali 😂.

[@patriciamiller8342]

He looks like a Presley

[@keithhuotari2571]

Sure does. I thought the same thing. :)

[@beehappy3209]

He knows his stuff does Larry. Just what us Elvis fans need. Thanks Spaguy n Trey 👍🙏

[@sheilawarren4530]

Great video thank can't wait for the next one.

[@janreynolds3794]

Very interesting series!

[@manlystranger4973]

Great video!!! Throughout his life, Elvis had a unique relationship with food. We all know of his famous binges and his odd habit of sometimes eating the same thing for every meal for weeks at a time. We also know he generously fed other people from his family to his friends to his co-workers to complete strangers. We also all know Elvis went hungry many times in his early life and he witnessed his parents go without meals. For a young Elvis, it seems likely he identified his uncle Noah with good food and a tight belt from finally being able to eat his fill. You have to wonder how many times little Elvis had a full belly because his uncle Noah, a good man who would not let a family member go hungry in his sight and owned a grocery store, invited the family to dinner or brought over groceries or sold some cheap foodstuffs to Gladys. For young Elvis, happy times equaled times he got to eat. Elvis learned if you want to show someone you really care about them, you feed them. You have to wonder, when later in life Elvis did indulge in his food binges, were memories of happy times with Noah and the whole Presley clan spurred by his tastebuds to go whirling through his mind? Elvis loved food and Elvis loved cars and we can see, both are closely linked to Noah. We are focused on Elvis, but I also wonder, how many times did Noah feed Vernon when Vernon was a little tyke?

[@linapagliari8003]

Ty billy and trey for sharing more of Elvis family history just love LARRY he’s lovely too listen too😁🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@sandramaggard2962]

All of the little neighborhood grocery store's have been replaced by the bigger store's that have just about anything you could have on your list. I miss the small personal thing's that everyone in the neighborhood would shop at and charge if they needed to. The good old day's truly were the good old day's and Larry remember's every detail. Elvis didn't have a different life from the rest of us, another thing that made him so endearing. Thank you and Larry for the memorie's they are a treasure for everyone who lived in the 50s and 60s. God bless you, can't wait to hear more from Larry.

[@delorespetree207]

Love to hear these historical story's thanks Billy and Larry can not wait for the rest

[@Eio7]

I found your channel about 4 weeks ago, and I am so impressed! Thank you for sharing. God bless !

[@SpaGuy]

Welcome!

[@ГалинаФедорова-д6д]

You are greatest searchers of real Elvis history.

[@irineualcidesfusato9253]

Thanks you Spa Guy! very good history Plesley family .

[@caprice8770]

Glad to see Mr. Orville Bean lived long enough to see the Presleys become famous.

[@jackiejohnson8609]

Excellent history 🙏🏻

[@stuartclark7839]

I’m loving this series great to hear from a Presley that was there. Keep them coming.

[@kazzee100]

I'm loving the stories Billy. What a lovely man Larry is. I'm glad you subtitled that he was saying "radiator shop". I'm Irish and struggling with the accent a bit. I am thoroughly enjoying every episode and seeing where people lived and how much things changed. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@candysmith8724]

I'm Texan and I'm struggling with the accent a bit too.😁

[@kazzee100]

@@candysmith8724 lol Candy there's still hope for me so 🤣

[@karentranter7806]

Hi Billy and Trey, Fascinating stuff. Love to see where Elvis once was. Thank you both xxx 💝

[@sandralybrand9407]

Boy, what a precise memory he has!

[@patriciawcollins4791]

I am really enjoying this series

[@bonniebarnett7202]

Enjoyed video today Billy😊Thanks for sharing,, and thanks to Larry Presley for taking the time to do this interview, and for sharing some Elvis history! Hope you have a blessed day,, Your friend Bonnie😊👍💜

[@twilafields4142]

Have you thought about getting a mic for your guests to wear? We can hear you plain as day because your close to your camera or phone. But when your guests talk it’s harder to hear them. Keep making the great videos I enjoy them so very much.

[@twilafields4142]

@chilliesn pies that would be a great idea.

[@SpaGuy]

I appreciate the thoughts I have plenty of mics and equipment and have added more mics and such to the cameras to get my voice and people I'm am talking to but too much equipment can create technical problems which then cause the interview to loose momentum or content so I don't do things that can cause those issue..

[@twilafields4142]

@@SpaGuy ok thank you for the reply. I am not a KZbin so I was just making an observation. I don’t know how much more equipment that would be needed that’s why I asked.

[@caprice8770]

Hello Spa Guy, yes at times it is very difficult to hear who you are speaking with. But, you do a wonderful job bringing us much interesting stories on Elvis. Would love to know more about Uncle Noah.

[@mirandatomasic2532]

It is nice to listen to such a great gentlemen that is so proud of his father and his family and is so helpful to learn about history of his family that Elvis is related to i see he is also kind great person . All the best to his family i would like to meet them i wish them the best if i could see them in the Tupelo i love that sweet Little city with rolling hills and valleys so close to country side were is Elvis born you feel something special when you come visit there. Thank you for sharing i love these interviews it is so much pleasure listening and being part of this conversations thank you again.

[@robinbittel9420]

Delightful man! And what a memory he possesses!

[@imaculadaconceicao6892]

Thank you very much. Brasil. Amamos Elvis Presley!

[@securityconsultant9036]

Besides the history of elvis and family the other reason my family was originally from Hamilton Mississippi and we got a couple of cousins and a aunt near Columbus but the other reason is my dad granny had heavy Mississippi accent s even though they spent the last few years in Michigan. I miss hearing those accents

[@BONFIRE168]

Thank you

[@thomashealy2176]

As far as research u guys r kings I’m definitely buying a spa guy mug 😀

[@annaelvis3138]

Thank yuo Mr.spa guy yuo are fantastic.

[@pernillajohansson2615]

Thanks a million for this,Billy !! 🇸🇪

[@amratnarvanaslam3716]

Love the contents and the way you present brother. Fan of yours from to Pakistan ✌

[@brandynoisey9568]

Legacy..... How amazing.

[@kincaide67]

Really enjoyed this entry. Larry's happy to share his memories and his memories are on. It's great to hear from someone who was really there, as well as a family member. But...was he talking about Natalie Wood and Elvis came to their house or Anita Wood and Elvis? You mention Anita and he says Natalie, mentioning her later unfortunate death. That's the only part of this entry that throws me. Other than that - this is amazing that you interview Mr. Larry Presley. Take care.

[@SpaGuy]

It was definitely Anita not Natalie..

[@candysmith8724]

@@SpaGuy I thought Elvis and Natalie Wood were dating briefly in 1956 and Elvis flew her into TN to visit family for a week. No?

[@copper4441]

I will bet there isn't another singer alive or dead that fans will go to these lengths over its fantastic to see

[@tammyscheel3604]

Thanks to Larry we now know more about Elvis.( and to you Billy,and Trey as well) learning all this Elvis history has brought us closer to him and makes it more personal. He “comes alive again” thru your stories, keep them coming,we love ❤️ them all!

[@michellevolkmann5675]

Hi, cool

[@ericherrera7074]

He is a wealth of history

[@delladawn1149]

Cool history. Pilamaya Spa Guy 😊

[@huntercamo8849]

I just had to resubscribe. Evidently KZbin had unsubscribed me.

[@sandralybrand9407]

Same happened to me yesterday. I was wondering why I wasn't getting notifications.

[@loriharris1215]

So many homes that used to be....the town near me had many streets and homes torn down for a glass factory. The factory was built before my time. I never knew a whole section of the town had been taken over for the factory. I’ve been told of the beautiful homes that were there and how sad it was when they were gone. The factory is now closed up along with many other stores, the homes that are left are run down, trashed you name it, crime, drugs and shootings take place there now as it does in so many other cities through out the country. I always enjoy watching your history videos especially when you have someone from the area that lived during that time and can share the memories. 👍🏻

[@stuartellis2006]

Hi spa guy !! Any chance you hook up a mic on people as it’s hard to hear them !!! 😃👍 hope you don’t mind me asking !! Respect to you from London ‘!!

[@SpaGuy]

Those kinds of things hinder that flow of the interview..

[@stuartellis2006]

@@SpaGuy in what way does it hinder buddy ?

[@pascaledevillers3252]

Merci pour la vidéo sur Elvis par son oncle traduction française je voudrais m excusé auprès de spa Guy j' ai compris qu'il fallait un peu plus de temps pour faire en langue française merci Pascale

[@brandynoisey9568]

Did Elvis and his band performance in okc.?

[@mieleD]

All these sheet metal monstrosities that litter the land where houses, small stores, and often architecturally beautiful buildings used to sit. Happening everywhere. It's called progress by many, but it's really a shame.

[@GraveVisitations]

He looks like vester

[@consuelocardosodias5248]

Obrigada pela tradução para o português , gostei muito do conteúdo do teu vídeo é sempre bom conhecer coisas e lugares que fizeram parte da vida de Elvis , são lugares que despertam a curiosidade dos fães de Elvis , confesso que não tinha nenhuma idéia de que existia lugares tão simples nos Estados Unidos esse lugar tem uma semelhança com algumas cidades do interior do Brasil , é um lugar sombrio como eu já havia comentado em outro vídeo .

[@brendamerideth2760]

Do you spy guy and mr. Larry Presley

[@robbiefutch6932]

Anothe grea

[@8610sarge]

If you look on Google earth you will see a different house at that spot. It's painted green and white, if you look closely at the photo you put in this video of Noah's old house you will see the steps leading up to the front door are the very same steps in the Google earth image, if the man in the photo wearing the white hat is Larry standing on the original steps of his old home then those in Google earth are definitely the same steps, shame that they look to have been removed when the new brick building was built. They could have been saved, still heat to see all these old photos and hear the stories from Larry.Elvis' old home that you've shown in this video is also still shown on Google earth.

[@carolynkimble7703]

Hi I love your videos. Just wanted to say that my grandparents are buried there to. My daddy's parents. Somehow they are kin to Elvis to. I can't figure out.I think it's Gladys sister had kids with my great grandpa. My grandpa's name is Alonzo Mann married to dovie made Mann.i never got to meet them tho. I was born when my mama was 38 and my dad was 41. But I just thought maybe you could figure this problem out for me to go see if I'm on kin to Elvis or not..I think my grandpa brother was named john Mann. So maybe you could check if out please.

[@SpaGuy]

Gladys' sister Lillian did marry Charles Mann and had several children. Bobbie, Billy and Wayne are the ones I know of but Think there are more.. Wayne is still alive.. She did remarry a Fortenberry.. I'm not sure if it was a divorce or a death he passed in 1957. Billy Mann is the one people say took the photo of Elvis in the casket that as in the Enquirer..

[@thewildgoose1979]

Looking on Google earth, The house is still there, and the house across the street is not original as there is a brick house now in your video.