I Shot Elvis (with a Camera): George Hill back in Mobile, AL: EP Back on Tour

[@shjssjjs7015]

اعظم فنان على مر العصور لم ولن يتكرر الملك بدون منازع

[@mitchellwestford9312]

Elvis Presley is a legend

[@wesmcgee1648]

It's long been said Elvis was the most photographed person in history.

[@JoeBilello1969]

He's definitely on that list, I also remember hearing that Princes Diana was one of the most photographed as well.

[@priamelada5623]

They're right!

[@austinglen3568]

Muhammad Ali would be right up there with Elvis. Ali has long-been referred to as "The most recognized face on the planet." -oxO( 🥊 )Oxo-

[@theresacona1328]

THANK YOU GUYS FOR ALL YOU DO TO KEEP ELVIS ALIVE ❤❤❤❤

[@paddykeenan7357]

Wants a king always a king elvis Aaron presley for ever

[@กุหลาบเชียเมย์-ข3อ]

Elvis presley was here ❤.

[@oliverbohlender8746]

Ihr leistet ganz tolle Arbeit❤❤❤. Greetings from old germany❤

[@Elvista]

Thank you....this is absolutely fantastic. Elvis Presley was the most photographed person in history....and we're even more fascinated today. Elvis Presley Forever 💯⚡❤️

[@nairalcantara6056]

Amuuuuuuuu admirar fotos todas lindas e maravilhosas aspectos e ângulos todas as fases Elvis e Elvis é para sempre ✨🌟 🌟✨💞💞✨🌟

[@wileypeacock6095]

Amazing how different his touring was in the 70's vs the 50's. In the 50's Elvis and the whole band traveled in one car and had to take turns driving. 20 years later he arrives at the airport in his jet and has a car and driver waiting on him.

[@MrMikepresley]

The "We want Elvis" chant at the end of the video was haunting, especially after the lights went off. Thank you for the excellent video well done !!!

[@SmithJoseph-c5q]

Chills running down my arms and back

[@BellaMia1211]

So many things to comment on, wow! The famous 10 cokes and 4 cups of water, and the chair! I’d love to have that chair! Mr. Hill’s first steps back into the building were moving but him standing there and reliving his last moment, his last look, as the concert ended was epic. I cannot imagine the surge of emotions he must have felt 🥹 Another exceptional video guys! ❤

[@concepciongallo229]

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[@shellec9888]

Another great video. Thank you. Elvis made such a positive and long lasting impact on those who were lucky enough to see him live in concert. Elvis touched so many people with his gift.

[@careyfaulkner7293]

I'm actually texting my friend Derek as we speak...lol...and Keith Alverson another photographer that knows George well...sitting here thinking a great video would be the two of them back in Huntsville where they both took some amazing shots...just a thought..lol

[@G.M.1944]

yes 😊

[@SmithJoseph-c5q]

Elvis history comes back to me

[@careyfaulkner7293]

What a fantastic video...just watching George as he was listening to the audios was priceless...great job

[@karenbalamane1666]

I live in New Orleans and drive right past this every time we go to the beach. I've been to the battleship several times as well. I am so excited to take a detour and find this place. Thanks so much for the research and history. I actually got chills watching the part that documented his dressing room and the path from there to the stage. I Was just at the Westgate, formerly the Hilton /International Hotel in Las Vegas. The theater was unlocked and unattended............so I got to see the stage from Elvis's point of view. I stood right up on the stage and faced what would have been the audience. Highlight of my trip! I have to say, I thought there would be more homage to Elvis in Las Vegas. The older section around Sahara Blvd was where we felt Elvis the most, but it's also pretty "sketchy" around there. If I could afford the Golden Steer, I would have loved to have eaten there. Maybe next time. 💕

[@waynekoehler9504]

I like your video a lot interesting places to visit

[@cameronborrett1917]

Thank you Jay and Michael, we are so lucky to have you both in the Elvis world producing these amazing video's. George has left us an incredible legacy, I gotta say I had goosebumps watching this!

[@carolinedefoy2215]

you work hard and well for us. thanks to you two

[@epbackontour]

Our pleasure!

[@carolinedefoy2215]

@@epbackontour ❤️

[@davidbrennan3613]

Absolute fantastic detail.Its amazing that the dressing room has remained the exact same as it was almost 50 years later

[@concepciongallo229]

Hola traducir en español no entiendo inglés gracias por compartir canciones comentarios videos películas fotos de ELVIS PRESLEY FOREVER GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR soy fan saludos de Uruguay ♥️ 💕 🇺🇾 💙 ❤❤❤

[@rapman5791]

Outstanding work gentlemen ⚡️ TCB

[@brucealverson3042]

Great Job Guys! Glad to see this kind of documentary done finally after all these years. Glad to have seen my friend George Hill involved in your project. Now we need one more of these for my brother Keith Alverson. And let's make it for Huntsville. I had the pleasure of seeing 3 shows there in 1975...The Best Ever..Let's Keep The Memories Going!..Thanks!!

[@paddykeenan7357]

Hi guy paddy here that was the best elvis video ever and I'm glad it was you who done it thats why I always said yee are the best paddy

[@TheTop40hub]

Outstanding. That building is a step back in time. Thanks for this.

[@fitnesswithkeith2578]

Thank you that was fantastic ♥❤❣

[@marcelofelix2557]

How many stories. Great video

[@adrian-vm7yb]

great upload thank you

[@patriciapike1426]

Fantastic ❤thankyou for sharing.

[@stephenbaines3722]

Top class work

[@63RobWanders]

Really nice again 👍🏼

[@bringyourownbrilliance4353]

Another great presentation! Thank you.

[@traciebushnell1425]

Perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon here in the UK 🇬🇧 watching your video thankyou look forward to the next one you two s x

[@delorespetree3243]

It is amazing how George can sat their and feel the concert over again like he was enjoying it thank you and Michael for all the hard work you put in this videos it is appreciated wish I could of got to go to more concerts went to one in Houston ts astrodome thank you

[@theresamcgrew3486]

What an amazing video, thank you guys for sharing and for your love for Elvis, it’s very touching to see people that are still here with us that were actually there with Elvis. It’s an honor to be able to hear Mr. Hill’s stories about his time photographing Elvis, the end of this video gave me chills, once again thank you so much for everything you do 🙂❤️⚡️⚡️

[@kitswithkaren5003]

A highly enjoyable hour thank you for another wonderful video.🐵🐻☺️👍

[@renitamcintyre1071]

Thank you for sharing.

[@jfkcamelot]

What an excellent and important video! Well done, guys! TCB

[@jaygordon1033]

Great work, as always!

[@georgephillips8566]

Great guys as always and accuracy, consistency, meticulousness and also exactness is astounding.to keeping elvis history as it should be.im from england and always look forward to watching your insite to elvis. Tcb.

[@waynekoehler9504]

It was very interesting thankyou guys

[@jimmy7376]

Great video as always guys! Many thanks to George Hill for sharing the photo's and relieving his experience. On a side note, that pic of Elvis coming on stage and possibly sharing a laugh with Red and another person, I wonder who that was? You can see the person's left arm in the picture...Maybe Jerry Schilling? Also, thanks to Paul for showing the building, artifacts. You're right, the buildings and so forth are leaving us or already gone. Not to mention the people that really lived during that time. Thanks again!

[@Snorkebogan]

Thank you for doing this❤

[@ianmackay1125]

Thank god for George Hill, Keith Alverson and so many of the fan photographers we have to thank. Great video - important to record it.

[@briankelly8152]

I'm a huge Elvis fan and really enjoy your video's,all the attention to detail is superb Great job Greetings from Australia 💯👍

[@ROCKINGMAN]

Like comparison photos, then/now. Many years later some things remain some change. Would be good if years later you come back compare yourself with now/then photos. Noticed that on many occasions Elvis entered back doors/entrances in to these venues, which are like warehouses, hospitals or workers entrances, not always attractive places with pipes and cables and uses plain rooms as dressing rooms.

[@mikem957]

Your videos continue to get better and better. That stage was very narrow for all of the people that Elvis had on his show. It had to be cramped. I'm glad that you revealed the tour sheets info. I was wondering how yall got all the info about the hotels. 👍👍

[@blizzardbaby]

Loved this so much and that ending really touched my heart, too. A wonderful job by everyone involved in this video! I always get the chills when you show the picture line-ups and especially when you play the music at the venue. So cool! Thank you, guys, as always...

[@VFAFOOTY]

Great video lads love the new audio lapel mic sounds awesome

[@reconnsupernaturalsyndicat1493]

You guys are absolutely fantastic at what you do. It's such a pleasure that you help us, those who can't travel to all these places, for Elvis history. Just incredible. I thank you tremendously. I know you will never travel to New Haven, CT to the location of The Veterans Memorial Coliseum as it doesn't exist anymore however, if Elvis stayed at at hotel in New Haven I'm sure that still exists. Also, I knew the woman who catered food for the Elvis shows in 1975 & 76 for the promoters, Koplik & Finkel. Elvis never came to her to eat but he did ask for chicken soup from her. Also, Elvis did play in Hartford, Connecticut at the Hartford Civic center which still stands as the XL Center in Hartford CT. Do you think you'll ever come to Hartford to explore Elvis history there? Or at least maybe try to do a video of your research and photos from both New Haven and Hartford Connecticut's shows from 1975 and 76?? Us Connecticut fans would surely love and appreciate that immensely. I was 7 years old when my parents brought my brother and I to see Elvis in New Haven 1976 evening show. We had 27th row on the floor and tickets were only $12 each. My mother brought in my aunts 8 mm. No audio camera to try to catch film of Elvis which she actually was able to do and I have the actual film and DVD of that film. I also have some photos from the 1975 New Haven evening Show as well. If you need any help or assistance I would surely do the best I can. Thank you so much! For all the hard work and time you put into Elvis's memory and touring locations, I'm going to have a link into all that behind the scenes stuff and it's a pleasure to watch. Thank you very much ! Rowland

[@michaelwhelan2092]

Gr8 😎👍

[@raybrdjr]

wow, my mother and father attended this concert being from mobile and it was their newlywed treat. cant wait to show this to my mom! I love your approach of how you guys sit and let George go back in time as the music is played through the speakers in the civic center... WOW!

[@epbackontour]

Please let us know what she thought!

[@raybrdjr]

@@epbackontour I sure will! I found on KZbin footage from the 1970 show. I asked my mother before she watched it what was he wearing. she nailed it... white jump suit with a green belt! I also asked her what my late father thought of seeing elvis live. she said he thought Elvis was hyped on something to have that much energy on stage..haha!

[@DIANEDONOFRIO]

wow!! this was so fantastic that you did this!! I feel as if I was right there!! This is the closest I have ever felt to being at an Elvis concert!! Thank you so much for this video!!! Sending you so much love!!

[@epbackontour]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dianemiller8382]

This was so interesting, an insight into the Elvis tour experience. Thank you so much to you all🤗❤️

[@Cruze2018]

This was great guys. Really enjoyed it. Thks for all you guys do. 🤘🏻

[@caricaturesbytonym]

To sit there and listen to Elvis singing all those years ago in the same spot he performed, must have been completely magical. Just fabulous what you did here.

[@cdnelvis]

Excellent video guys! George is such a nice guy and it’s great you did this with him. Looking forward to the interview with him in the next video.

[@Elvis35-77]

Brilliant guys! Keep up the great work! TCB, TCE, Marty D 😁😁😁

[@mgcole5586]

Your attention to detail is impeccable... You'd make a good detective. Thanks for allowing us into, the wonderful world of Elvis 👑

[@cbasil60]

I appreciate the time and effort you are putting in following Elvis's tour footsteps. I try to watch them all.

[@vedaram1036]

Miss you always Elvis. You have left us with tears in our eyes 😢. Love you too much my legend. RIP Elvis 🙏

[@kylanhanson4903]

Fantastic video! Thanks guys! Keep em coming! Looking forward to the DC video!

[@hotroddave7597]

🏎️🏁⚡️

[@mjanovec]

You guys outdid yourselves with this video. Excellent coverage throughout! I suspect the “vent” in that photo might actually be a speaker mounted on the wall, as it does seem to stick out. (Any ventilation would likely be run above the drop ceiling.) A speaker would allow the performer to hear what’s happening on stage, so they can monitor when it’s their time to go on.

[@DLVRYMN]

I have been following these videos for sometime and appreciate the effort that goes into them. This video is by far the most in depth ever. Many thanks and please continue.

[@sallybilling9376]

Thankyou Jay and Michael a wonderful video. Very emotional, seeing you in the same dressing room Elvis used, to think Elvis stood there is mind blowing. I can't imagine how George must have felt at that stage. 7:25 You work so hard making these video's, thankyou for doing so much for Elvis fans. Elvis was the greatest performer ever and a wonderful humanitarian. You have created memories for yourselves you will never forget. God bless you.

[@deboisblanc]

I love seeing all these behind the scenes videos. I worked at the Mid South Coliseum in Memphis for 5-6 years and saw just about every concert, rodeo, ball game, ice show etc that came thru town. This arena is very similar in appearance and age of the Mid South Coliseum.

[@patdoe5242]

Great video and interesting stories Elvis will always be the one true king in our minds and our hearts

[@rikrushton6826]

Such an enjoyable video and I keep repeating myself, but I truly do believe that this is your best one yet - (hard to separate this one from Miss Estelle Brown's personal reflections) From George's personal stories to Paul's technical confirmation all just goes to show how much effort you both put into these historical documents - as Jay mentions, these buildings and opportunities are fast vanishing from the landscape. Soon all we will have will be these detailed and insightful videos - our debt of gratitude remains extremely high - Thank you both so much❤🙏 We appreciate youy both 🙏

[@jesseserna8424]

Thanks for taking the (George Hill) photos and sharing with us..Elvis will liveforever 🙌🏼

[@Nick_S_21]

Great video!! Love the before and afters, especially in the dressing room! I noticed something in the before dressing room photo with Elvis the fan, appears to be a vent on the right side of the photo, to me looks like one of those box type pa speakers. That could have been used so Elvis and other people in that dressing room can hear the audio of what is on stage. Maybe to hear the opening act comedian or the Sweet Inspirations performing before Elvis took the stage.

[@georgiafaucett6301]

Another great video, guys!! Once again, it was packed full of Elvis concert details, as well as the hotel info that really gives us the complete experience!!! Mr. Hill was a special addition to this one!!! It hit me right in the heart watching him walk thru the doors for the first time in 40+ years!! Loved all the Then/Now comparisons you had in this one too!!! Really great stuff!!!! Can't wait for part 2!!!!!!

[@cherylann225]

Excellent video!

[@sheliabrooks6706]

This was a wonderful video!! You both put so much thought and time in to every detail. Thank you 🙏 ❤❤ I had chills listening to Elvis!!

[@dianad.1694]

Danke für die tolle aufwändige Recherche. Es ist fesselnd und faszinierend zugleich, dass nach so vielen Jahren Elvis noch so präsent ist...

[@margarettaylor8107]

Love this.

[@Guitarwizzard1833]

Many thanks for a great episode. God Bless George Hill!

[@annieleouzon6598]

Great video, thanks guys., you re the best....Can t wait to see more of the King....****LONG LIVE THE KING***

[@frankvattelana6728]

This was Nothing short of PHENOMENAL!!!!! This Video was a GRAND SLAM MANY TIMES OVER!!!! This was overflowing with Absolutely AMAZING CONTENT....Good God!

[@clivefream402]

Another awesome video. As i have said before the work that you guys put into the videos is totally breathtaking. Looking forward to part 2. What is also great is that whenever possible you are interviewing people who have some connection in the elvis world. Keep up the great work that you are doing, looking forward to many more excellent videos.

[@noonerstrickland1743]

Awesome jobs gents! If you ever come to Jacksonville, let me know. I give tours for the Jacksonville Jaguars and always include some incredible Elvis history.

[@Dru-h6n]

These are great interviews, I'm learning so much.

[@adrian-vm7yb]

hello i love your uploads i love to vist them maybe one day

[@ForeverE3577]

What a great video! So much Elvis history! Thank you for all the time comsuming research you do to present these facts to us!

[@K9_NINA]

Appreciate the research and efforts you both put into making these videos 🙏💙

[@robertshabarekh610]

You did a tremendous job on this video. You really did your homework on this one you doted all the I’s and crossed all the T’s on the video. Fabulous ,Fabulous ,Fabulous job

[@epbackontour]

Thank you very much!

[@DeenaLancaster]

Wow! It looks like he had to walk a ways to get to his dressing room. Was it a haul for him to get off the stage and to his car??

[@DeenaLancaster]

Guys, thus was great!!! I enjoyed it so much!!! Just to know our Elvis was there!!! You have my full admiration and gratitude!!

[@christ_1512]

Great video!

[@susanklinner1785]

Y’all do such a wonderful job and I enjoy each video. We go to Mobile often, so we may have to stay at the Holoday Inn! Thank you!!

[@targetedfordeath359]

I have some of Georges photos and Keith's as well. That small room with the mirror and the woodwork on the mirror along with the corner column that matched up with the ceiling track was awesome but then the chair too, wow. The only thing missing was the King himself. Your research is excellent and anyone doubting you are just jealous of your work and research. You two are awesome and I am happy that you get to follow in the footsteps of the greatest entertainer of all time. Only Jesus Christ has him beat as far as i am concerned !!

[@Steger13]

Hearing the eco of elvis reasoning in the concert hall is incredible.

[@bentalsaadi1924]

🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩👏🏻👏🏻

[@adrian-vm7yb]

i am going to listen to the shows on cd

[@raybrdjr]

im commenting as im watching the video. the owner of WMOB was a customer of mine and a friend of my fathers. I haven't seen him in some 15 or so yrs and assume he has passed. he was a blind man and lost his sight at an early age., his name was Buddy Tucker. it was a christian radio station when he owned it.

[@nicholasurfe9568]

great stuff, sadly, the Mobile Civic Center is being demolished. Thanks Stimpy, you arts killer

[@cortezibanez3890]

Saw a Mobile 77 pic and pretty sure a different (larger) stage was used in 1977, incl a different band riser.

[@jimfoster7986]

Interesting that Elvis used the small and low-to-the-ground permanent stage. Most of the top bands that use this arena build their own stage, presumably in front of the permanent stage. Goes to show what a low budget affair Elvis shows were.

[@hi-railhardin]

Are those songs played from the actual show there in Mobile and is the show available on CD?

[@epbackontour]

They are played from the actual show and yes they are available!

[@gregokray6465]

Any chance at doing Milwaukee when Elvis was here in '72, '74, & '76? I cant find any concert footage when he appeared here, but I have seen footage from '72 when he wore his blue nail suit, and it was the footage that was in Elvis On Tour when he raised his cape and went to his knee and the woman came up and was slapping the stage and he looked at her, got up and walked to his left, it was shot from about the 14th row middle section, it ran for 6 mins, of course the piece in the film was at the front right of the stage, this was a guy who worked with my late uncle who he borrowed this 8mm from, because I remember the woman slapping the stage on the right side, I also remember my uncle saying Elvis was wearing white shoes because when he did his cross t's to end a song, you could see his laces on his shoes, that is something you can not forget, we seen this this footage in 1981.