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[@colinerikstanhouse6385]

It's no surprise that this man and his music are still relevant today !

[@dianekolb3703]

Unbelievable if Elvis overdosed earlier before that performance that's amazing! Just shows how much he wanted to entertain his fans! God Bless his soul! Thank you for showing us that rare footage and for obtaining it from Peter! Thak you Peter also!

[@Paul-fq9pj]

So what’s the story Elvis had an overdose on the day ? Then performed at night ? That’s some recovery ! Thanks

[@ginalewis3530]

I think he kind of afraid of really changing, getting rid of Parker, taking time off, as we all get scared of change. I think he was deep conflict as far as being married with a family vs. his more single life in Vegas.

[@ellacrous4111]

Stop this overdose nonsence He was our Idol Stil is Please Stop hurting what he left us with Our Bell Sheep

[@andrewarmstrong1017]

Absolutely Amazing footage and spot on comments... He needed complete rest... A year off away from it all..... Maybe to help himself discover his Spiritual side, of which he had a thirst for, but unfortunately the money machine kept pulling him back and ultimately finished him off..

[@ElvisistheMan_]

Thanks man. Unfortunately Elvis had to keep working to make ends meat. Although, he had some time off to work on himself….

[@ges2810]

I'm glad Dick Grob and the other staff did not succeed in shutting down all the fans' movie cameras at these concerts. These films are the closest people like me can get to being at an Elvis show.

[@wrad8292]

Great content. I am intrigued that it seems NO ONE is hunting down Sean Shaver. He followed Elvis on tour and in Las Vegas taking so many photos that Parker had people watching him so he DIDN'T take photos. Hidden cameras, hidden video cameras strategically focused on center stage. Paying people to swap seats with him for a better stage view and a promise of great photos of the show afterwards if they did. He put out some beautiful photographic books on Elvis that were limited in 1978-82. He claimed to have video taped many, many Las Vegas shows under the watchful eye of security, his stories are comical. He seems to have disappeared without a trace, along with his footage. What happened to THAT guy??

[@michaelmatthiesen6269]

He looks great and sounds amazing. We're fortunate to have this. Thank you for posting.

[@tonnalogan2063]

Love the time you take share what you know and find about Elvis. Thank you for that. I have been researching so much about his life since July 22. I am so amazed at the human being he was and it makes me an even bigger fan. Keep sharing 😇😍

[@stephanePerras69]

This is absolutely awesome thank you to peter and you too David for sharing this Gem! :)

[@stevew7692]

That scene in the movie with Austin as Elvis collapses and Parker says about that man has to be on that stage tonight I think says it all....the fact that Elvis had overdosed and then was performing and sounding great ( this show was always one of my favourite imports,) shows how gifted Elvis was but how ruthless people around him were....reg flags everywhere that this man needed help....TCB for EAP

[@kamyla1857]

A now footage of Elvis is always a gift! 😊

[@tcbmike4926]

No one touches the king in coolness

[@dianealhasan3431]

This footage was great! Happy to see there is still some new footage for us Elvis fans. Thank you David. Excellent video. Also thanks to Peter.

[@ElvisistheMan_]

I’m that there is too!

[@G36Jeff]

Thank you private collectors

[@ellensalvatore7235]

Another great video - always interesting and entertaining. Wonderful that people recorded this footage and even more wonderful when they are willing to share it!!

[@QueenCreole77]

Thank you David for all you do. I was 17 when I was supposed to see Elvis in August 77. So never seeing him in person, these videos help bring him to life. He was amazing, voice, looks, picked great music, generous. If only he had given away less car, horses, homes, etc maybe he could have taken a yr off but maybe he would have been bored. Whose to say.

[@ElvisistheMan_]

Gosh what a disappointment that you couldnt see Elvis. Thousands of other people were sad to see him on that tour as well..

[@epesposito73]

Elvis had some down concerts in 77, but the man did some of his best concerts in 77. His voice was amazing that year and Elvis was very happy! Please don’t believe that Elvis was tired! Elvis loved being Elvis! He had many more great years ahead of him if he just would have taken better care of himself! Those are words right from my father.

[@donnap.c.886]

@@epesposito73 Thank you very much for those encouraging words Bobby. First it is great to see that you are still following the Elvis stories, and second thank you for sharing in the discussion about what was shared to you by your father! Your father I belief was one of Elvis’s true friends and wanted the best for Elvis! Thanks!

[@epesposito73]

@@donnap.c.886 your very welcome

[@gpt465]

He felt the songs he sang!Put his soul into them!Had too be hard for him as time went on!The world lost so much when he left it!❤❤❤❤❤😢

[@marthadoody]

Love seeing new footage, too. Thanks to you and Peter. The internet is good for this alone. So nice to share with fellow fans how we feel. And I agree. Yours is the best channel that I've come across. 😊

[@ElvisistheMan_]

Thanks! And yes i’m thankful for the Internet because it’s easy for fans to get together and see the new footage.

[@caitlinvanderwalt4893]

Yes God made a beautiful wonderful man forever we love him forever.

[@coraleecossey3320]

His fans Loved him and he Loved his fans.❤❤❤

[@pink_panther2302]

Great footage, really makes you wonder how much more footage is out there whether some is lost or just sitting in someone’s basement.

[@elvisaustin9553]

David awesome video as usual. I always enjoyed his melody with flip flop and fly and wished he performed it later on in 76 and 77. Im leaving was a beautiful song that he quit performing live as well. Other sixties songs that would have been good to hear would have been Such a night, it hurts me, indescribably blue, or maybe a concert version of so close yet so far from paradise.

[@ElvisistheMan_]

Yes so he was going to say is “stage show “1956 where he originally did Shake rattle & roll. So it seems he was trying to freshen up at setlist.

[@novel886]

He had such wonderful songs in his catalog... And he sang live in his later concerts such trivial stuff like "Fairytale". So much more would have been possible.

[@BelmondoHeuvelman]

He did perform such a night 1 or 2 times in 76 77

[@sherroncunningham7845]

Thanks Dave I love that you take care and God bless I love everything I see about Elvis

[@barbaraforsyth1257]

I love seeing new footage of Elvis! Thank you David and Peter.

[@deant5006]

Very cool! Don't think I've ever heard "I'm Leaving" live before.

[@uweschrade5246]

Cool, thank you for sharing the footage and for your comment! I wished that Elvis would let that 'Medley of the old hits' in his set-list... that gave him more 'space' for other songs, so l see it exactly like you! And: noone could move like Elvis, he had a 'stage-presence' like noone else... like you sayed: he is so cool!!

[@cherryclift6914]

Brilliant footage. All these years later we see more of the most beautiful man ever.

[@kirsty-marie]

Awesome! Thank you Dave and Peter, any new footage is very much appreciated 🙏

[@ElvisistheMan_]

It is!

[@annib77]

Brilliant to see new footage showing Elvis as he was. Amazing!

[@danubiodeoliveira6108]

Mr. Peter Schimidt's footages show how much Elvis worked for getting in shape to the Aloha From Hawaii presentation, earlier in this year. A rare footage moment for me was seeing his live version of I'm Leaving. Maybe I've heard it only from the disc set Elvis Live in Las Vegas...

[@leannbrooks218]

The new clips made my day!!

[@marianaburgosmendez2472]

God! I love & admire this man so much! He’s the greatest, the most kind, generous & gorgeous outside & inside😭🙌🏻 👑❤️❤️❤️ each new footage, image, photo I see of him amazes me more than the previous and make me love & respect him more🥰🙌🏻❤️⚡️🎶

[@ErichH68]

Thank You, Peter!!!

[@violetmarieparks]

Thank you for sharing it was great

[@brettwallach7545]

Mess Of Blues absolutely one of his very best records ever. Would’ve been great live.

[@ElvisistheMan_]

Yeah that would’ve been great to hear along with “She’s Not You.”

[@epesposito73]

He did both of those songs in 1974 and 1974 in Las Vegas. He did many of his early songs in Vegas. Everyone needs to get on RCA and get them to release unheard concerts! I can tell you that there are plans later this year to release some never before heard concerts by Elvis.

[@delorespetree3243]

Love this thank you elvis the man

[@ElvisistheMan_]

…and Peter 👍🏻

[@Nablusof5]

I love this video thank you

[@FloridaVOCFB]

Phenomenal footage. Love it. I'm so appreciative.

[@robertstroud8156]

Great stuff. Elvis sounded fantastic….I appreciate it!

[@wetblanket1977]

That was AWESOME!! ⚡

[@deanna6027]

Thank you so much for sharing! This is so awesome!❤

[@suzanamaric5045]

Genijalac ❤️Elvis ❤️

[@loloca]

I think Elvis was in severe pain! They used and abused him your body can only take so much! RIP sweet Elvis the king 👑 forever!!!!

[@kjetin99]

Thank You for sharing this fantastic clips!!! You are doing a great job for us fans. What a King he was!

[@janetbentsen1829]

Great seeing new footage. Thank you!

[@rinigirl777]

Thank you Peter!!!

[@cheriemills7069]

Oh wow! This is amazing!!! I know how you feel …anything new is fantastic 😮 that’s why this is so incredible!! Thank you both David & Peter 🤍

[@brandonvandine1695]

Elvis seemed vibrant and had energy. Love it, especially for 73

[@pink_panther2302]

I think he may have been in quite a bit of pain by 1977. I know that Larry Geller was very attiment about the pain that the twisted colon caused him.

[@noahhapa]

Man!!!! Thank you so much from sharing. New footage/photos are amazing, but this is special to me. I was born and raised in St. Louis, so anything about Elvis in STL is great. This 6/28/73 show in STL was less than 24 hours before my mom was born just several blocks from the Kiel. As sad as the OD story is, I was morbidly grateful that (if it had to happen), it happened in my town. I have a big, beautiful photo from this show framed in a nice, bright, golden frame, along with a ticket stub from this stage. I have by dying to see footage from this show, other than the 5 seconds of horrible-quality video I’ve seen before. Thank you so very much for sharing this!!! Made my day.

[@ElvisistheMan_]

Did u see the video from yesterday of Elvis arriving in St.Louis? Great stuff!

[@noahhapa]

@@ElvisistheMan_ I haven’t seen your video on it yet, but I’ve seen the footage! I’m excited to watch it with your commentary & input.

[@yellyman5483]

Wow. Tiger man sounds terrific.

[@ElvisistheMan_]

It does!

[@linapagliari8003]

O my goodness awesome rare footage ty guys so much for always sharing elvis with us fans he was so amazing forever an ELVIS FAN😁🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@Patracat]

You are so right about the songs he sang in concert. He seemed to believe that all we wanted to hear was the old classic rock songs, and that may have been true with new younger fans who saw the movie "Elvis" and were introduced to those songs from the past. But those of us who have followed him all the way from the 50's and 60's and are familiar with those songs from lesser known albums such as Elvis Is Back, Pot Luck, Elvis For Everyone, and so on - wouldn't it have been fantastic if he had sung some of the blues and jazz from those LPs - "Reconsider Baby" would have been a ball-breaker on stage😝😝😝😝😝

[@suzanneoverton7351]

Wow fantastic thank you so much for sharing this with everyone love seeing new footage 😁

[@KellyMariani]

Love it❤

[@lamb1102]

Keep up the good work, it's much appreciated.

[@KevinHoganChannel]

Really nice footage! Appreciation to Peter Schmidt and you.

[@rebelvgan4579]

Amazing footage, thanks so much for sharing with us! 😄💖🙌 Elvis - the coolest guy ever 👑

[@pgec]

This is so awesome. He really looked good in the video.

[@ritagoodhue5983]

Wow ! Thanks for sharing this stuff ! It’s amazing to know there’s other stuff out there ❤ he’s the greatest! I wish he would’ve done mess of blues , that’s a great one !

[@pambb5743]

This is amazing! A big thank you to both of you guys for making it possible for us to enjoy this new footage. Elvis was so awesome! Love this channel ❤

[@ElvisistheMan_]

I’m glad you like it and thank u to Peter for sharing!

[@elvis78ale]

Amazon footages 😮Thanks a lot Peter for these gems and thanks Dave for sharing them with us❤

[@annefirby49]

Thank you both for this footage, always appreciated ❤

[@MaaikevanBroekhovenIBCLC]

Hope to see more from Peter Schmidt!!

[@MaaikevanBroekhovenIBCLC]

@Steve Stevens great!!!

[@TheBooey1650]

This was a beautiful gift. Thank you so much for sharing this and thank you to Peter for this wonderful gift. Love and miss him forever!

[@ampwordfan8785]

The best of the best elvis lives for ever ❤️

[@deborahstevens9763]

I was fortunate enough to be in the audience in Vegas August of 1973. This footage brings back memories. There was nothing like him; then or now.

[@nancylorenzo7029]

You are the best

[@RobertNorthrop]

First off - this footage is SO good and so precious. We see that Elvis still had "it" even as his issues mounted. Secondly and from your comments - My BIG problem with "Destined to Die Young" is that is finds a convenient reasons to explain away or justify the pharmacology that was inundating Elvis's system at toxic levels. We don't yet know whether Elvis suffered from a debilitating hereditary condition (as by a fan with NO medical background!). We do know what the pills were doing to him. I don't let the pills take away anything from the man. We all see who he was when not completely under their spell. We know he was kindhearted, generous, immensely talented, sensitive, and a musical savant with immense charisma.

[@ElvisistheMan_]

Well said

[@hotroddave7597]

Very kool video Thank you David ⚡️⚡️

[@sharonrudy470]

This was absolutely amazing. Thank you Peter!! This footage was incredible and thank you again for sharing this with us and ElvistheMan!

[@thecoolcreativebuildchanne2613]

WOW!! Well done man!! This was totally awesome to see this for the first time ever! Big thank you to Peter as well!! That made my day! Fantastic my friend!!😀👍👍⚡👑 Really speechless!! Can't stop smiling!!! Elvis really came through when it was showtime!! Footage like this is priceless!!

[@ElvisistheMan_]

Yeah this is great footage! That’s for sure!

[@thecoolcreativebuildchanne2613]

@Steve Stevens It's really fantastic! Ive loved Elvis since 1970, and the footage you have is really priceless, in my book !! So thanks again sir!😃👍

[@suefortner6696]

Thank you so much for your videos I really enjoy them a lot I am 60 years old and I have always been a Elvis fan I love very thing about Elvis ❤❤❤❤❤

[@ElvisistheMan_]

Good I’m glad 👍🏻

[@Sharon-marie]

Thankyou so much for this footage

[@cynthiacudmore7661]

Love it.Thank you.

[@anthonyhetherington2866]

I LOVE ELVIS

[@Elvista]

This is sweet, man. Great stuff.... thank you!

[@ElvisistheMan_]

Thank YOU

[@kathryngreen6628]

Thank you so much

[@donnap.c.886]

Thank you so very much Peter for sharing your video footage of Elvis! It is truly wonderful when new things appear for us fans to see! It seems as though we all just can’t get enough, lol! On a more serious side, I can’t believe that there was not more professionally video recordings of Elvis when he was performing. Thank both of you men for collaborating together for us fans to see!

[@ElvisistheMan_]

You’re welcome and I’m happy that it happened!

[@robertlubowitz4842]

Whenever I see the clip from “ Roustabout” outside the tea house, I am reminded that when Elvis hit one of the college guys, played by Norm Grabowski, he accidentally broke the actor’s arm. Grabowski was also in “ Girl Happy.”

[@tanyawatson8053]

Hello! I really enjoy your great channel with your honesty, and love this rare footage from super film collector Peter Schmidt! Thanks for all you do for the fans! My Best Regards, Tanya

[@ElvisistheMan_]

You’re welcome and thank you to Peter!

[@efincke320]

Blows your mind there is only one King!

[@karentranter7806]

Thank you David and Peter. I love to see new footage too. I know the others all so well. I find I'm saying what he's going to say. So it's brilliant to see some different footage. Thanks again xxx 💝

[@paulandrew6457]

Always exciting to see new footage of this quality thank you. If you want to see more there is the Sold Out Series of DVDS which have some of the best quality fan footage. I want more from official sources though theres too many years that are not documented on film or represented in documentaries.

[@vickyclausen4631]

That was awesome, that was rare singingf im leavin ,

[@tinaserna-ek4le]

Hi David …. Thk u for this video it was so awesome n yes ELVIS was full of energy n his charisma was so magnetic…. Always a big fan ELVIS FOREVER ♥️♥️♥️

[@sifuzaya6644]

This was a great video absolutely fantastic footage I appreciate you and Peter for sharing this. I just want to bring your attention to Elvis 8th degree black belt in karate you said that you don't believe that Elvis was a genuine 8th degree black belt I don't blame you for that assumption but I have been studying and teaching martial arts for over 30 years now. My martial art was based on the TCB all techniques into one. I have founded the TCB martial arts system in 1997. and for my 1st Degree I certified by Master Kang Rhree. I was also appointed a Kempo Karate Instructor in Australia by Mr Jeff Speakman. All martial art ranks and degrees are accomplished achieved on different objectives not all grades are how tough you are or kicking ass. Rank and degree achievements can be attained or achieved based on your contribution to the World of Martial Arts. example for my first black belt i had to demonstrate my skills and abilities aside from my comprehension of what I have learnt and yes for my black belt a I had to do some ass kicking. Today I'm a 7th degree black belt every rank I achieved after my black belt was on my continuous contribution in the martial art industry continuous studying martial art and teaching martial arts and over the years I have become a leading martial arts industry authority in the combat sports as a recognised governing body. national team developments in various martial art sports such as kung fu karate Jiu Jitsu kickboxing Pankration and MMA. Head and director of multiple sports organisations. To be a martial artist does not mean you have to be a fighter or a great fighter. To be a martial artist you have to be a humble courteous righteous person and who can handle himself given the situations that coles for. Finally I would like to say Elvis was the man who introduced me to the World of Martial Arts. Elvis was a good black belt on all counts and well deserved of the 8th Degree Black Belt.

[@vincentspencer6046]

I’m leaving rare to in concert

[@davidnewgent2138]

Cheers mate, great video 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@ElvisistheMan_]

Yes sir!

[@paulsteely1741]

You do a fantastic job. I got to see Elvis in concert in Norman, Ok in March of 1977. I thought it was great. I was only 10 Yrs old, so I was shocked when I heard he died. Keep it up (you inspired me to buy the book, Death of Elvis).

[@thomasandersen2938]

I agree with you about that book destined to die young

[@ElvisistheMan_]

💯

[@jacquelinecassidy8682]

Am I the only one questioning why the toxicology report for Lisa Marie is still unreleased? Has it been released and not reported? Will it be released? It’s been months. Does anyone else wonder about this.

[@ElvisistheMan_]

I thought it was to be released 1 months after her death. I don’t know what’s going on with it.

[@opencurtin]

Id love some more footage of Elvis from behind the scenes from the Elvis on tour documentary and TTWII if they exist , Im leaving is a great song from Elvis 70s song list , Elvis tried to change his song list in the 70s but he didn't feel the fans were reacting to them so he just went back to the old song list that the crowd cheered to ,Elvis gave the fans what they wanted .

[@ElvisistheMan_]

He should’ve changed it up on the road rather than in Vegas. Vegas was never a very enthusiastic crowded anyway. He probably would’ve got the reaction he wanted on tour.

[@opencurtin]

@@ElvisistheMan_ yeah that’s the issue I have with Elvis tour footage from fans it’s all the same the only thing I look forward to is seen his jumpsuits and his banter on stage but this is why Elvis got stale his career was a treadmill for most of the 70s with no new career challenges.

[@awakentotruthmichaelsmith4698]

If Elvis would have been better with all the money he made, he wouldn’t have had to stay on the road so much. He never really invested or grew his money, he spent it as he made it. He could have told the Colonel to shove it and he could have kept a healthier pace.

[@svenshanah]

I just might hold the record for the youngest Elvis Show attendee.. My mom lacked a Babysitter one day..maybeee..'69-70ish??..so on her way in to her shift dealing 21, she dropped my off with her friend & 2 door down apartment neighbor Midge, who was the head cocktail waitress @ the same casino, The Sahara in South Shore Lake Tahoe. Midge propped me at the end of the bar where the ladies came and went with the drinks, etc., fed me anything I wanted on the menu, and I watched the entire show from there..maybe 30-40ft from the stage..I was 5 or 6.

[@ElvisistheMan_]

What did u think as a little kid?

[@svenshanah]

@@ElvisistheMan_ I was awe struck of course..lol. He was thrown into a Super Star of Super Stars status for me. Small children are easily impressed of course, but it was loud and exciting, and clearly the memory has really stuck with me ;-)

[@barrygellert2374]

Amazing footage! I know Elvis overdosed in St. Louis… was he hospitalized? What happened after that?

[@MichaelJ44]

The full footage from the small excerpt you showed at 4:06 has to be one of the cleanest pieces of footage I’ve seen of Elvis. Surely its been remastered? I think I’m starting to understand peoples “dislike” for Elvis’ jumpsuits in the context of them distracting me from his “natural Beauty”.. I’ve realised that half of the time I’m watching Elvis, I’m not even looking at him, I’m just in awe of his jumpsuits. I’m not as familiar with his jumpsuits as a lot might be, but his white turquoise two-piece suit (I know he wore it on August 4 1972) just fit him so well, mainly down to the white suit jacket, i do think he looked even better with a simple white suit and flashy shirt, rather than all the colourful studs and capes.. (I think this is one of his last tours where he used his cape?) I’m getting off topic here, it’s always nice to see new footage, in nice quality also. Seems like an energetic crowd that night which Elvis would feed off

[@ElvisistheMan_]

Yes Michael I’m a fan of a more simpler type outfit. I do like the jumpsuits but I also think less is more and the multicolor shirts with the slacks were a good look in 1972.

[@musicmatty67]

I think his demeanor was different in the 73 Aloha show because he was really dried out off the pills as I recall in an interview I believe from Jerry Schilling or one of the other close members. Immediately after the aloha concert he was back on the pills as reported by this person and it was very sad they said. 1973 turned out not to be such a great year for this man. Between hospitalizations a drug overdose and excessive weight gain by June 1973 that carried right through to the end of his life. Instead of riding the wave from the success of the 73 aloha Show, he spiraled out of control shortly after and never looked back.

[@ElvisistheMan_]

Yeah. Maybe it had something to do with him depriving himself of pills yo get right for Aloha, that he had a rebound effect? Just like when people die for a long time, then going back plus more.

[@CGinCT]

Thanks for the new clips and thank your friend for sharing 👑

[@ElvisistheMan_]

Yes!

[@Sharon-marie]

Poor elvis i was two years old when this footage was taken

[@bullwinkle1231]

Hello sir ....i have often thought that the ftd label could have released or should i say could release footage on dvds along side the concerts and studio sessions if they could strike up a deal with the elvis estate......as for Elvis exaggerations many books have elvis as so ill after his last concert he flew home and it was a matter of time ..... Do me a favour....the same Elvis in aug 1977 who went to the amusement park ...and to the cinema ....and how on earth did he get out of his sick bed to drive to the dentist ......yes drive ...apparently he was so medicated ...and also how did he dress himself and decide to have a game of squash .....aka racquetball . .......over exaggerated your not kiddin..... 📀🎼🎙👑

[@plentyofsalmonellasir425]

I have both the Uniondale and St Louis complete shows. The footage is not professional but 8mm like you have on here. They are good shows that I watch again from time to time. I have tons of footage like this, mostly 8mm, from 1969 to 1977.