INSIDE the Jay Sebring Salon TODAY: To Be DEMOLISHED?

[@Lauriesjourney]

I met Jay Sebring, although I dont remember. Was May of 65 i was 2 years old ive written my mother for the picture she has of him and me. He gave me my first haircut. My mother worked for Marion Robert Morrison, better known as John Wayne. He demanded i get a hair cut ha ha ha, i was a tiny tow head with hair too thick for a two year old. My mother was taken back by his demands but eventually gave in. My mother was nervous, he told her to relax and trust him. John Wayne had his hair done at the sebring salon, so my mother read a magazine while i was looked after. She never imagined how I'd look when he was done. He gave me a pixie cut, and my mother fell in love with the style. I will upload the images she sends me. It was amazing to see the differences before and after. He was a beautiful man. It's such a shame that he didn't get to finish his dreams.

[@eviehammond9509]

Thank you for taking the time to share such a precious & private memory with the rest of us!!❤

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

What a great story. Thank you

[@kromedome0101]

John Wayne wore a toupee!

[@michelehood8837]

That is amazing!

[@imhere653]

Speaking of John Wayne...I hadn't read these comments about him previously so my opinion wasn't influenced by this first haircut story. At mark 7:02, As the male hair model rotates to face the camera, I thought it was John Wayne for a moment. BTW-the music you chose for this clip is SO SWANKY (and a perfect fit for the subject at hand.)

[@reneeparker7475]

It's difficult to believe that it's been almost 55 years since Manson's murder spree. This makes me wonder what Jay would have done and where all of them would be, had they lived. Thanks for keeping their memory alive.

[@andreadeamon6419]

Right! The baby would be close to my age. I was 2

[@julietrask7497]

@@andreadeamon6419I was 4

[@bqkmg2037]

I was 4 yrs old the time the Manson murders took place on August 8, 1969 very sad for Jay Sebring, Sharon Tate and her baby and the rest of the victims the Labainca house still standing as of today in 2024.

[@jonrb86]

Jay would be 90 today.

[@ReWilliams-h1s]

My twin was killed in 1995 it been almost 30 years old.

[@linsioux217]

Rest in Peace Jay.

[@DennisArndt-px6kr]

I visit his grave around August 9, every year

[@quester09]

your contributions to hairstyling will be remembered

[@GhostofMrsMuir1443]

@@DennisArndt-px6krDid you know Jay? Regardless, it’s a kind act to visit a grave. 🌸

[@Tracy-do9pl]

Such talent horrible way to pass for doing nothing wrong he was there for Sharon till the end they should of married each other just saying ! still can’t believe what happened some sick people in this world , feel for all the victims families having to go through what they did must never go away even after all these years R.I.P ❤

[@markclark1005]

This is certainly a beautiful salon. I only wish there was a plaque or framed photo of Jay Sebring to pay tribute to his business genius and to his kind spirit.

[@Swampzoid]

It's amazing that a salon still occupies the spot. I love the old footage and photos. I'm a barber in Savannah, Georgia

[@geridahl9604]

Hi Scott I am a Sebring Certified hairstylist. I have the plaque with my name and date. The man I worked for in the mid 70’s. I pretty sure he has passed away now. The certificate is dated after Jay Sebrings death. The shop I worked in dealt with alot of sport celebrities and jockeys. I worked for him for at least 8 years. I have just retired and like you living here in Palm Springs area. But I did hair for many years and was Sebring certified. That -

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

Wow that is so interesting and great! Thank you for sharing

[@janetphillips2875]

I wish someone would bring back his Sebring haircare products. I think it was Redkin(?) that ended up with the line and changed it.

[@SleepyJukebox-vv9dy]

​@@janetphillips2875thank you I didn't know that

[@cynthiahusband106]

Still, what a horrible tragedy it was and always will be -Jay had his whole life ahead of him so talented , handsome what a loss. Thank you Scott I appreciate this so much and all that perished that horrible night . I hope they leave the building alone it’s the last we have of Jay -thank you , much love 🕯🌹

[@sharmagneleland-st.john-sy7697]

Was it “Little Joe?”

[@Spikedpistachio]

I believe Jay would have approved of the music that you chose in his Salon. Nice one Scott!

[@mikemiller659]

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[@ShannonLee1956]

I thought that the music was very appropriate too!

[@jude999]

Reminds me of the Playboy interview piece with Roman and Sharon that is on KZbin.

[@Spikedpistachio]

@@mikemiller659 the music while Scott was filming in the Salon. It had a very relatable sound for that period in the 60’s

[@bjoaquinesq]

As a licensed cosmetologist for 30 years - This was so captivating to see, learn and soak in all about this incredible cosmetologist/being Jay’s livelihood and journey! - Jay did absolutely AMAZING transformation work! … I would’ve LOVE to have met him in person! Well done!!! XoCheers!

[@DrVonChilla]

Scott, your contribution to Hollywood history is IMMEASURABLE. Please take some joy & comfort in knowing that long after you're gone, your written & video histories will be enjoyed & appreciated by generations to come. Your attention to detail & FACT is second to none. SERIOUSLY. You set out to record & detail & educate regarding Hollywood History and, in so doing, you've BECOME PART of that very history. BRAVO!! Best wishes to you always. Much gratitude & love from John in Middletown, PA. Now......how about that dedicated Barbara Payton video?..... LOL 😄❤

[@seaside2001]

The salon is a lot bigger than I expected. It would be a shame if it was torn down, it is in such good repair and looks great.

[@mrxman581]

I don't think the original JS salon was that big because he says at the start those 6 square windows were not there. It was a driveway.

[@MySparkles88]

The way the current owners have the salon is beautiful

[@anniem9595]

I agree !!

[@CaliforniaGuy888]

So clean and spacious with a mid century style

[@gingin6246]

​@@CaliforniaGuy888exactly. Sad it will be demolished.. why..

[@loganstroganoff1284]

Ugh if only i were a billionaire id save historic properties and rescue animals

[@dianabeurman364]

👍

[@CatherineLee-kt8ky]

Same here. You have a great geart!!!

[@twistoffate4791]

Me too. That would be my dream life.

[@djohn1671]

it helped Jay that he was the dealer to the stars at the time.

[@angelwings7930]

👍

[@kellie5476]

Please don't let Jays salon be demolished! We need to preserve historical buildings as much as we can. Also, I wish there was more interior photos of Jays house (of the era when he occupied it) I've searched everywhere but no such luck.

[@tomcarl8021]

But, it's not a historical building. It's a commercial strip of small retail shops. There's nothing significant about the architecture of the building, and the fact Jay had his salon there, no way rises to the level of it being designated a historical landmark.

[@IanP1963]

​@@tomcarl8021Sad but true 😊

[@SleepyJukebox-vv9dy]

It's sad that historical buildings get torn down, instead of being preserved

[@imtheitchyouneedtoscratch]

Indeed like they did with Cielo Drive 🤦💔😪😡

[@debbylou5729]

Like the previous comment….its not historical. Nothing happened there

[@mariemorgan7759]

Thank you for the tour inside Jay's old saloon. It is really nice to see him remembered for his life and career before the Manson family brutality took it away.🙏 I love the way Hollywood looked in 1969, it was great to see it reconstructed in the movie Once Upon a Time in Hollywood .🌻🎭

[@ninnin261]

How cool that it’s still a chic stylish hair salon after all these years! Thanks for showing us, Scott!

[@leesashriber5097]

I'll never understand why they tear down such treasures and landmarks. Thank you Scott!!😊

[@22lyric]

Money, someone buying it that has other plans, a crumbling building, all KINDS of reasons.

[@MyKingdomForAK9]

🕯. Your various, respectable tribute uploads, in honor of Jay Sebring, are a testament to your good-natured self, and kind disposition. You're a treasure on this planet, Scott. ~ Tamara 🌷. Happy Spring Season!

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

Wow, thank you ❤️

[@MyKingdomForAK9]

@@DearlyDepartedTours 💕 You're welcome. 💞 Compliments are well-deserved! 👍 ✌️.

[@Decgyrrl]

He was a very handsome man. I'm sorry he didn't get to live a full life. God bless all the victims of the "monster family." 🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊

[@conditionallyunconditional5691]

LA county losing all of these venues. They demolish them and replace them with unaffordable, high rise condos. What a shame.

[@KellyK387]

They’re doing that in Houston too

[@cherylschantz9893]

Gotta put the migrants somewhere, according to the mayor.

[@davedeluxe9482]

ita a nice piece of dark Hollywood history. That whole area of Fairfax and Melrose isn't that interesting in terms of architecture,. But yea, Bo high end condos but a facelift of the block would be nice. In all honesty, I drove buy this place all the time and didnt realize is was Jays Salon till the movie.

[@julietrask7497]

It’s so sad, I hope they don’t tear this building down.

[@jude999]

That sit empty.

[@jp.dubois]

Jay Sebring was an inspiration, and should not be forgotten. Thank you for making this video.

[@tracyoeser88]

He won’t be. His nephew recently released a movie, “Cutting to the Truth.” It is excellent.

[@frankdenardo8684]

Jay Sebring was a celebrity hair stylist. George Peppard, Burt Bacharach, and many others were his clients.

[@carmendaniel3734]

Such a handsome and talented man. Now I’m crying for all of the innocent people killed by the Manson nut-jobs. Thanks for sharing this video of Jay’s salon. ❤

[@kristiecain3242]

Thanks for doing this, Scott. Of all the times I’ve been in L.A., I’ve always wondered what it looked like inside. If I owned that salon, I’d have pictures of Jay on the walls as tribute. It will always be Jay’s salon.

[@mjanovec]

The door with the three small windows arranged in a diagonal pattern is almost certainly original to the salon from Jay Sebring’s era. That style of door was popular in the 1960s.

[@kathrynmcelroy5658]

You always hit it out of the park Scott! You are a treasure.

[@elbestia106]

Stuff like this always makes me Sad. I don't like it when historical significant structures are torn down.

[@designsonyouinparis]

Please Landmark this Salon asap! This is a historical sight and should be preserved! Thank you! ❤

[@delbazemore9580]

To me, it still has that " 60's Vibe" to it. Very nice video Scott. Looking forward to more.

[@b.abrackus6403]

Jay last act was defending Sharon ❤❤..

[@abbysbud1]

A noble gentleman indeed. 💔

[@Mamadukee1]

Correct !!!!!😊

[@anthonyangeli256]

We don't know that for sure. Right?

[@pleun315]

​@@anthonyangeli256yes we do.....read the autopsy report !

[@dianejohnson5216]

Roman should have been defending her

[@dianes2652]

Scott, this video brought tears to my eyes ( you always hit a sentimental note). I was born in 1963 but miss the wonderful days of the past. It must have been something special to be able to visit the salon. Bring the tours back!!! Stay well and God bless you ❤🙏🏻

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you

[@IanP1963]

I was born in April 1963

[@dianes2652]

@@DearlyDepartedTours ❤️

[@belair344]

He be so happy to know his hair salon is still using Today he heavily smiled

[@BlueberryStinkFinger62]

That whole Manson thing was horrific rest well Jay ..

[@IanP1963]

Yes satanic 😢

[@MB-vu3ow]

Scott, the most respected and likable guy on KZbin. Best to you and Troy, t.o.Marlene

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

Love you Marlene x

[@barberdoug6930]

As a Barber Stylist starting in the late 70's Jay Sebring although tragically gone by then was an icon in the Barber and Beauty business. I carried a full line of his hair care products that with the Sebring name where very high quality and flew off the display shelf.

[@steveinpalmspringsca]

So glad you were able to capture this just in case it is torn down. Bitter sweet to see this.

[@TRoth65]

Did you ever try reaching out to Larry Geller he was Elvis Presley's hair stylist and he used to work for Jay before that. You can even see him in the background of one of Jay's videos. He would know as much about Jay's studio as anyone. And he's still alive.

[@kauzpayne2]

he as a facebook account. but not very active on it.

[@Ramielvis]

Correct !!

[@randystroder7676]

Sharon Tate's mother Doris worked as a beautician and Debra Tate once said it gave her mom something to do to help her after Sharon's murder because she was so grief stricken and I heard Doris Tate and Sharon's dad were good friends with Jay .Doris said in a old interview one of her customers said " Hey I heard that you are Sharon Tate's mother Aww I am so sorry about what happened to her " and it was a couple of years after the murders and it caused Doris to break down and cry.This was a show about parents of murdered children .they started the interview when Doris was actually fixing a lady's hair at her Beauty Shop while telling this.

[@JMelissaMc]

Mrs. Tate became a user of the Jay Sebring method of hairstyling, whatever that was.

[@julietrask7497]

@@JMelissaMcShe went to every parole hearing, what a force to be reckoned with. Rest In Peace Tate Family.

[@imtheitchyouneedtoscratch]

​@@julietrask7497amen 🙏

[@JMelissaMc]

@@julietrask7497 I agree - Mrs. Tate was amazing! Unfortunately, it took her 10 years to get to that spot, and only did when they started coming up for parole. I do not know if you know or not, but she tried working with prisoners and holding classes on what their actions do to people. I do not know how long that lasted but she did have some success turning some people around. I wish that Mrs. Tate had lived longer.

[@marymayor66]

So cool that you have a matchbook with Sebring's Ankh emblem.

[@VIncentSunflowers]

He had the magic touch and probably the personality to match. Did Jay himself wear a hair piece? I wonder what he'd have to say about the business today. RIP

[@Tomtoms-tomtoms]

Unbelievable Scott, another incredible video. 👌🏻 its a real shame that America isn’t great at preserving it’s incredible history. I mean no offence to anyone reading this. As an Irishman living in Dublin, I believe very strongly in being respectful of important history and our elders. I’ve commented on your videos before about how fascinating they are. Super interesting. I just wish they’d stop knocking down all the iconic and historical stuff. Thanks for posting this. 🙏☘️☘️☘️

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

Your fingertips to Gods eyes

[@douglasb5046]

Typical of the Yanks. $$$ is the driver for all decisions. 🇬🇧

[@22lyric]

There's always reasons! No one to buy it, put money on it...

[@pobstrel]

The powers that be aren't that respectful of historic buildings in Dublin either!

[@meesalikeu]

@@douglasb5046 TYPICAL REMARK FROM THE 51ST STATE

[@michelehood8837]

Please preserve this important Hollywood landmark! 💈 I love that you’re rocking the CKLW shirt. ❤ My first post-college job (early 90s) was on N.Fairfax, pretty much across from Jay’s salon. He was buried in my hometown of Southfield, Mi.

[@morgana9981]

Nicely done. Thanks Scott.

[@frankholstein4499]

Jay Sebring grew up at 16626 Stansbury near West 6 Mile Road, just 2 blocks from my "west side" cousins. He is buried at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Southfield, still a Michigan boy in life and death.

[@daneen2fabulous]

There's quite a nod to old Hollywood in that salon, their logo alone is such a throwback. Is that the original checkerboard floor in the shampoo room? And the stone island is so 60s, in my opinion. Thank you, Scott!

[@debbiejones3911]

Nice, relaxing music. Think of all of the famous bottoms that sat in those chairs.

[@lleroy3238]

Scott, you're the best. Thank you for another, fantastic video.

[@aprildiaz6298]

Just a bit for your travels. !

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

Wow thank you so much! 😊

[@ee4355]

I was just watching Once Upon a Time In Hollywood when this video was posted!….lol

[@anniem9595]

Love the shot of Sebring matchbook on the counter...perfect! ❤ Excellent video Scott! 💪❤ Lets save that building!!

[@rhiannonrhiannon6285]

Thank you for this wonderful video!

[@vlaw156]

I love your videos Scott - they are always fascinating and accurate. I hope the salon is purchased by somebody who will keep the building and business as a beauty salaon. It would break my heart to see the building demolished. The photo of Jay (3:21 in your video) has Larry Geller behind him with the hair dryer in his hand. Larry was one of the first stylists that Jay hired for his salon. Elvis Presley was one of Larry's clients when Elvis was a customer at the Sebring Salon. Elvis offered Larry a job to work exclusively for him and Larry stayed with Elvis until Elvis' death. Larry is still alive and has videos on KZbin and has published a couple of books on Elvis. I am a big fan of your KZbin channel as well as your webpage/vlog FindADeath. Thanks so much for posting this.

[@calgal8915]

OMG, I started doing hair in the late 70’s, this brings back memories. The first salon I worked in had a Cosmopolitan mag picture in the bathroom of Burt Reynolds lying on a bear skin rug with his arm placed across his…

[@eviehammond9509]

Remember that issue too after reading your comment. ❤

[@blackdogfive]

the playgirl version was better ;) hahahah

[@julietrask7497]

@@blackdogfivemy older sister had that photo, she had the biggest crush on Burt.

[@davefairburn3298]

Kari White, who passed away in 2022, started cutting hair in BH about the same time as Sebring. She had the moniker of "Hair Stylist to the Stars." Her client list included Sharon Tate, Elvis, Marlon Brando & Ann-Margret. She also served as an advisor to Warren Beatty's film, "Shampoo."

[@IZS13020]

Loved this! Thanks for posting. 💜

[@curtc2194]

Hi Scott. Love the CKLW shirt! Grew up to that AM station in the Metro Detroit area. I remember Tom Shannon and his hallmark The sun never sets on the Shannon empire! Keep up the great work!

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

The Big 8!

[@strfltcmnd.9925]

$25 for a haircut in 1969 was a wad of money.

[@Ifoughtpiranhas]

About $212.00 in 2024. California's minimum wage in the summer of '69 was $1.65/hr.

[@douglasb5046]

Kept the riffraff out ha ha

[@epfan4life1]

This was so fascinating! Thank you very much for doing the video. Jay Sebring seems to be overlooked. And did you know that Larry Geller worked at Sebrings? He left there to work for Elvis Presley in 1964.

[@IanP1963]

Sadly when they die they are overlooked but Scott has and always does bring them back to life 🤣

[@retrochickt7947]

Wow, so much history and memories. ❤❤❤

[@dianejohnson5216]

Handsome man, he sure was better looking than Roman

[@LannieLord]

Roman looked like a Keebler Hobbit .

[@dianejohnson5216]

@@LannieLord yes he did😂😂😂😂

[@sharmagneleland-st.john-sy7697]

What do a persons looks have to do with anything? Only a terribly shallow person would make such a remark!

[@LannieLord]

@@sharmagneleland-st.john-sy7697 Roman cheated on Sharon regularly . Jay was a true friend and companion. Had Sharon lived - they (she & Roman) would be divorced by 1972. There is an excellent chance that on the night of the murders - Roman was in bed with another woman in England. So take that to your hollow tree house.

[@mdturner777]

At the six windows, look at the curb. It’s still shaped to be a driveway entrance.

[@BobSebring]

I used to go to Sebring's back in the 70s to get my haircut. I remember the reception area and going up some stairs where there were barber chairs and alike. It was there that I had got my haircut. I remember a lot of dark woods and chrome . It was a cool chic place to be. I believe my haircut was around $50.00 at the time. Thanks for the update. Sad, but unfortunately time moves on.

[@kalnfornia]

I used to get my hair cut in Phoenix by a gentleman named Johnny Tafoya, owner of the salon Sebring Hair Designers International. He was trained by THE Jay Sebring.

[@AtomicCat7978]

I love that the salon still has touches of retro to it to this day. So, so sad he had to die like he did. I lived in Dallas, Texas years ago and a man told me he was a hairdresser back then and had signed up for one of his classes. He was on his way out there to attend it when this horrible murder happened. So sad. He looked like a very talented and smart man. Thanks for bringing this history and view into this building and man.

[@LannieLord]

7:37 VERY vintage door! I think on All in the Family - when Mike & Gloria moved next door-- THIS was their front door.

[@anneiwanowski9653]

I worked as a barber/stylist in the late 70's until 2002. I was taught to style mens hair by the way Jay Sebring cut mens hair. We used big scissors like he did also! It was such a shame about him and the others in the Manson murders! I've always felt connected with Jay Sebring. Back in the 70's and threw out my career,if you gave a man a great shampoo, cut and blowdry you had a customer for ever! Great tips too! Ty Scott! I love these videos about Jay Sebring, he made my career! ❤

[@BarrierIsland]

This is nice to watch and have a glimpse into the past of men getting their best look. Sebring was in the Navy and stayed in CA after discharge to create this phenomenal business for the stars...

[@susanmorano405]

There's no question he was an amazingly inventive person. EVerything that is "standard" today, he was doing first - the look of his salon, the hair styles, the marketing, the spa-like atmosphere, the products. Also he died trying to protect the woman he loved. A truly brilliant and noble person. It would be very sad if this building was torn down

[@staceymichaels9530]

Time moves on so quickly. Thank You for this coverage of Jay.

[@raygxr5705]

🎬WOW! That add of $50 for a haircut/ if that was from the early 70’s. That’s a $400 haircut in todays prices 😳

[@mrxman581]

That was in the late 60s. He was murdered by the Manson Family in 1969.

[@Marvel66666]

The docu "Jay Sebring Cutting to the Truth" was fantastic Produced by Serbings nephew. I can recommend to watch it

[@Tracy-do9pl]

Where I watch this documentary I’m in the uk ?

[@Marvel66666]

@@Tracy-do9pl youtube cancel my link. Seach it on YT maybe you need US vpn

[@CRWrightLA]

Hey Scott! Cool vid and snazzy tunes too. Had no idea this was Sebring’s salon. I live a few blocks from it and must have walked by the location many times. Anyhoo, good to see to our work here in KZbin.

[@Dimi374]

I have to point out that in the 60’s there was still major discrimination. To as many Black Employees that Jay Sebring employed speaks volumes to what an amazing person he was all around.

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

Jay cut hair for Sam Cooke, Sammy Davis Jr, Harry Belafonte and other people who weren't white.

[@Dimi374]

@@DearlyDepartedTours Yes I know this my great Aunt was an employee of his thanks to Sammy Davis Jr. My cousin Damon Winmon was cast in the movie Tap with Gregory Hines because of Mr. Davis. My great aunt was also good friends with Winfred Chapman.

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

Wow! I wonder if Mrs. Chapman told her anything.

[@Dimi374]

@@DearlyDepartedTours I will ask my Mother and my Aunt if they spoke with my Great Aunt or heard anything from other family members. They would have been teenagers around that time. Lol, that generation of women could beat their gums amongst each other, but it never went past that. They were pretty dedicated to their employers during that era. I did see Miss Bonnie a few times when I was younger but really never knew her story until later in life.

[@tonylemans]

@@Dimi374 Great point! Did your great aunt work with Jay??

[@robbiedetroitstigermanviny8883]

I'm a Fellow Detroiter and I love The CKLW T-Shirt. Brings back memories of Home.

[@mrjinx92001]

I noticed the CKLW shirt also. I live in Windsor where the radio station originated 🤟

[@wendellellison3482]

Very interesting video. I hope this building is not torn down, or significantly altered, because it is historic. Historic because of his accomplishments in life, and his unfortunate and tragic death. I visited his grave at the Holy Sepulcher Cemetery in Southfield Michigan about 10 years ago.

[@robertc8110]

I hope the building isn't demolished and the tradition continues. The filming was great and the music wonderful.

[@aalihte3378]

Thank you so much Scott for uploading this. I always knew the surface stuff about Jay Sebring, and that he was a victim of the Manson Murders and a hair stylist. But I never really got to really dig into who he was as a person and as an artist of men's hair. This video not only showcases him and his space but really gives you the sense of what he meant to Los Angeles. You're keeping their Spirits alive by sharing who they were in life. And it is absolutely beautiful. Last night I watched Once Upon a Time in Hollywood again and was overcome with the sense of beauty and relief of the what if of it all and then seeing this today it's like history full circle in such a profound way❤. ❤❤❤❤

[@LadyKC67]

Watch the bio Jay’s nephew did of him. It’s pretty cool. I learned a lot about him watching it. It’s called Jay Sebring: Cutting to the Truth. It’s playing now on quite a few streaming channels.

[@MysticalMoonBaby80]

What an amazing piece of historical beauty. Thanks for sharing your experience.❤

[@captainape6807]

Sebring shares an episode of Batman with the English duo Chad and Jeremy. I think his name in the Batman episode is Jay Ocean Breeze.

[@ShannonLee1956]

Oceanbring

[@captainape6807]

@@ShannonLee1956 Is it that? I saw it a long time ago.

[@margaretross9150]

He was also on The Virginian in a role as a barber. He did the hair of the cast.

[@captainape6807]

@@margaretross9150 I guess he was typecast as they say.😀

[@ndog2005]

Thank you for sharing. Have seen many pictures of the outside, this is a 1st of the inside. Saw where Sharon's house is now gone, so hope Jay's shop stays...

[@darrellhyde7978]

I had a Barber named Nobby Lowell who worked there in the late 60’s who returned to Mobile Alabama and had the top barber shop in Mobile for decades . He died about 10 years ago. He used to tell me stories all the time about the actors who came there and went upstairs to Jay’s area.

[@SHERRY0010]

Thank you for showing us inside . It seems history is being erased these days everywhere . My city , Calgary , Alberta is going under densification . Many older buildings and historical homes are getting knocked down , in order to put tacky apartments, duplexes, row houses in . Sickening !

[@lemonhead162]

I'm so glad the building is still being used as a salon!

[@lteague5574]

Scott you are right about the car entrance. If you look at your shot at the 10:14 mark you can see drive entrance in the curb. It's still there. So cool. I love old LA stories and history. In the photo is one of the men standing with Jay Jim Markham? Jim Markham carried on with Jay Sebring International after Jay's murder. He then founded Pureology and Color Proof. Great video as always. I watched the documentary about Jay and his career. It was good to see the person he was besides being a Manson victim. His career was interesting all on it's own.

[@BillyLapTop]

CKLW, Windsor Ontario. Love it!

[@crownprinceofgroovy]

Scott's paying tribute to his Detroit roots.

[@thinktonka]

Great station!!!

[@meesalikeu]

loud and clear in cleveland due to flaunting fcc rules

[@BillyLapTop]

@@meesalikeu If you check the FCC and Canadian radio databases, you'll see that CKLW is authorized both day and night, to serve the Cleveland market. In fact it also serves the Buffalo market in daytime mode as well.

[@matrix30008]

This makes me kinda sad because I have such a love for old Hollywood. I hope it gets saved from being demolished. You can tell that J.S loved what he did and took a lot of pride in his work. Thank you Scott.

[@thinktonka]

"CKLW....the Motor City" grew up on that station as did you I'm sure...loved those dj's!!!!

[@RandyWaage]

This is all kinds of awesome Scott. Thanks for allowing us to take a look inside Jay's salon. It's great that you got to document the place at this moment & time. It still look amazing & well kept. From all I've seen and read about Jay he was such a talented & successful guy. His life was cut short by crazy people. It would be cool if someone bought & kept it a salon, but as you mentioned you never know in LA. I wonder if Quentin Tarrantino would buy & preserve something like this? I can totally see a greedy developer buying this building & putting condos on it.

[@marcbolan1818]

Tell me you’re from Detroit without telling me you are from Detroit (shirt) 😂

[@paulmogg8036]

Beautifully filmed video presentation 👏 The Salon looks a lot bigger than i imaged .... Hollywood History right there ...if only the walls could talk ! Didnt Larry Gellar work for Jay Sebring in the early dsys ? Then left and worked full time as Elvis hairdresser in 64/ 65 ? He used to go cut Elvis hair at Perugia Way ! Always enjoy watching your video Scott ... Thank You and Cheers 🎙🎶🥂

[@pippadot679]

Amazing Scott! I love seeing Jays hair salon. It should never be demolished.

[@cenrep]

Very Interesting Video, Thanks! Robert Conrad in upper right photo @6:24? Hard to see those photos with the glare

[@helpyourcattodrive]

Thanks for the vid. I hope they do not tear it down.

[@TheDuke4878]

I wonder if Jay made John Wayne's hairpiece? Awesome video thank you

[@goingslightlymad7172]

Good morning from cloudy Yucaipa. Hope its sunny in PS!🥰

[@lauriewarner4848]

Dearest Scott, what would we do without your continuing insight? You have made such a contribution throughout the years. Thank you. You were first, and sadly you might be last. No one thought to do what you have done to keep all of us informed with looks into what so many are interested.

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

Wow, thank you! Thank you for making me feel useful!

[@kimkelly-kline3768]

Scott...love your video on Jay... as i come from a long line of Cosmetologists..Aunt,Cousin Brother and many friends...but love your CKLW T-Shirt as well..im from the Detroit area..(south of) and that was our radio station growing up in the 60's and 70's..

[@KingBobCat]

Awesome video! Thanks, Scott! 👌

[@SMtWalkerS]

What a talented, successful man Sebring was! I hope the salon is not demolished. Great video!

[@chop3625]

I’ve been up there so often yet never knew. Thank you Scott.

[@INTERNETVID]

One of the greatest travesties of justice was Leslie Van Houten continuing to take in oxygen following the guilty verdict in those grisly murders. And even worse, eventually being set free.

[@cjh661]

Thank u for sharing