Scotty Moore (Guitar that changed the world),Ronnie McDowell, DJ Fontana,Jordanaires..

[@marygilbert6689]

My late husband would have loved to have seen this video of Scotty Moore he really loved that man.😮😮😮😮😮😊😊

[@rebeccarobbins6558]

Elvis was so lucky to have you! May you RIP with Elvis!🙏😇

[@rcjward]

Scotty could not be more tasteful or in the pocket. RIP, Sir.

[@yuvegotmale]

Now this is music.....the crap that young kids listen to now is so bad....they need to listen to some of this.....fantastic.

[@TheA1carpetman]

The Guitar really did make it the most with Elvis Complimented each other

[@genebrenner855]

Scotty is a great pioneer that is still felt today. Some of his licks are amazing: the two fiery leads on "Hound Dog," the jazz infused lead in "Too Much" and the chugging rhythm on "Mystery Train" just to name a few. RIP Scotty.

[@rukusband]

Without SCOTTY We Wouldnt have Known Elvis as we Do AND The Whole Music scene would have been different. He was The GUITAR that Changed the World .

[@generalpatzer6893]

Scotty, Bill, DJ & The King are jamming in Rock & Roll Heaven.

[@pb12661]

this was great. Brings back memories of a much better time in America. Thanks for posting. 🙂

[@ambermcguire8321]

Scotty is/was my Godfather and Ronnie was my Pawpaws good friend as well this video brought me tears its been too ong since i heard "Play that thang Scotty"

[@bonniebrown6960]

I've never seen this before. This is great !! I'm glad Scotty Moore, DJ Fontaine, and the Jordanaires agreed to do this. Man... I'd love to play a guitar like Scotty Moore.

[@lynnelovett8999]

Thank you guys for this awesome music and memories of Elvis. That was a great time in America. The late Mr. Scotty was what really made Elvis and his sound. Thank you Mr. Ronnie McDowell and Mr. DJ for the memories as well. RIP Mr. Scotty and Mr. Bill.

[@hank1519]

I don't think that rock and roll got better than this!

[@jaygatsby1]

Ronnie McDowell is one of music's good guys. And RIP Scotty.

[@TomBarradas]

To the end, Scotty never lost it. I never saw this clip before, but Scotty was on FIRE!

[@Victimesty]

RIP Scotty Moore. You deserve it more than anyone.

[@72daystar]

Sweet licks... the great Scotty Moore.

[@diannehayes2156]

Ronnie you gave me so much joy over the years. Just know that....forget all the rest. Love you my dearest friend.

[@vulcanman64]

Scotty = guitar legend

[@ThemUkuleles]

The Guitar Sound That Change The World. R.I.P Scottt Moore.

[@alexlopez3134]

R i.p Scotty moore. The best guitar player

[@LuigiLuppo2021]

Fantastic....Pure Classic!

[@dynjarren7523]

I always liked this song and the movie too. One of Elvis early films before he went into the Army! RIP Scotty Moore

[@drphil1949]

D RolyPolyMan “King Creole” was Elvis’ last movie before being inducted in the Army; in fact, the Army agreed to delay his induction to allow time to get the movie done.

[@JoseLopez-ys2oz]

Great to see them together again!

[@wayneconn1079]

So glad i met Scotty and Dj 👍😊

[@maxmarinaio]

Bye Scotty, you'll never be forgotten!

[@LJS232]

What a guitar player! Scotty was responsible for Elvis' early sound! It was great to have Pat Boone & Ronnie McDowell part of fabulous trip to memory lane! Thank you for posting

[@monmixer]

Ronnie is a great entertainer. I have worked with him and the Jordanaires several times and also Scotty Moore. Met him and spoke with him. Very nice man. He would answer any question you asked him about the music business and I didn't forget DJ. He was there also at times.

[@FLG232]

Great to hear and see the legends of rock and roll

[@MarioHillBerlin]

so impressive to me thank you for uploading and showing us....greetings from Germany

[@holmes1978]

Simply EXCELLENT !!!

[@ericswolgaard1808]

Mr. Scotty Moore- Jumpin' like a catfish on a pole!! RIP, Sir

[@johnknottenbelt2502]

Scotty Moore, that brilliant guitarist who along with Bill Black (Standup Bass) & Sam Phillips (Sun Studios) gave Elvis the path to allow him to use his God given talent to ensure the enjoyment of millions of people who rocked to the sound of tunes like, Hound Dog, That's alright, Mystery Train (a favourite of mine & Rick Danko's & I'm sure many millions of others) & most of the tunes that got us bopping. Scotty was was 84 years old & still lived in Nashville at the time of his passing away ! Scotty Moore, influenced guitarists such as "Keef" Richards, Jimmy Page, Bruce Springsteen & I'm sure, many more. That "bank of great guitarists" is at such a level now, I'm sure I can hear the Concert of the Universe, starting up ! RIP Scotty. Thanks for the great style you added to that Rockabilly scruff, Elvis !

[@robin2012ism]

agree with every single word, man.

[@moviemagg]

Scotty Moore was truly one of the Greatest Rock guitarest ever, along with Chuck Berry and Frannie Beecher from Bill Haleys Comets.

[@patrickgueguin792]

Cliff Gallup too

[@mulissolez]

R.I.P Scotty Moore.

[@BettyHanson-i6p]

Always luv Scott more he was the sound of elvis

[@theflossi56]

Scotty one of the greats rip

[@PeterDad60]

Can we give some credit to the man Mr. Ray Butts that put the tape delay in Scotty's guitar amplifier and also boosted it from 15 to 25 watts, that has got to be part of the beginning of Rockabilly and also Rock and Roll. Was it Sam Phillips? Ray Butts also invented the "Humbucker" pickup!

[@wolfmoon6931]

Yes...Sir!!!!

[@dianahayse1095]

The great Mr. Voice with a bunch of greats. Love to hear Ronnie McDowell. This just makes it better.

[@johnhorvath3219]

I met Scotty and DJ two of the nicest people I ever met

[@brendasmith1740]

Ronnie Mc Dowell & the Guys Sang Great.

[@bikersoncall]

I don't recall this singer, Ronnie, he's really good, when I first heard him here I thought, wow , he sound a lot like Elvis :)

[@josephsardena3525]

Amazing !

[@marionjoycrippsdickersoncr4197]

Ronnie is my friend And my son to my knowledge my son the school teacher is with him right now..,

[@oliounidizlove]

R.i.p Scotty !

[@1cleandude]

Love that foam mute on his guitar!!🙏🏻

[@donstewart368]

I played in a band with Ronnie McDowell in a beer joint between Gallatin and Portland Tn in 1971.

[@jeffreyporto8113]

One forgets just how on top that fella was. Man ow man.

[@glenyswana7259]

Omg! Soo bloody awesome

[@elvadrum4965]

Scotty played a clean sound!

[@Mark-sj5et]

NOW...that guy is great

[@BettyHanson-i6p]

An elvis was so lucky to hv him to bad they parted ways

[@williamrobertson390]

If elvis was in the mix here damn

[@janewoods8739]

Awesome for sure!!!!

[@nielsdalberghedegaard4317]

Ingen tvivl vil der være om at verden, har mister en meget stor og fantastisk guitarist, i Scotty Moore

[@jimroveto1543]

Show em how it's done Scottie, R.I.P.

[@carolinecorman1716]

Nice.

[@manoelluizteixeira8073]

Demais, bom mesmo. boa interpretação, ainda mais acompanhado por SCOTTH MOORE e os Jordanaires e DJ FONTANA, acompanhantes do grande Elvis Presley, meu ídolo preferido. maneco - RS - Porto Alegre - RS - Brasil.

[@khichfy]

Também ídolo de Elvis Presley desde 1956 quando Dont Be Cruel chegou aqui na minha cidade, o Rio de Janeiro. Abraços.

[@marionjoycrippsdickersoncr4197]

He is a good friend of my family my son George the son the singing school teacher sings with Ronnie McDowell.. Many people don’t know he’s one of the first people to give the King of Pop one of his first awards... Give it up to the Legendary Ronnie McDowell . Novelist and Poet Who’s Buried in Grandmother’s Garden? Marion Joy Cripps MJDC DICKERSON

[@Joez86]

Brilliant

[@johnvoyce]

Ronnie McDowell looks like Clark Kent doing his best Elvis impression.

[@manoelluiz2697]

É, não não az feio. Muito bom. maneco -RS - Brasil.

[@elvadrum4965]

Ronnie, DJ and the Jordanaires aren’t too shabby either!

[@randallkennedy2589]

Well Done.

[@manoelteixeira4936]

Bom demais, Experts. maneco - Brasil.

[@bikersoncall]

Why didn't you list the date this was recorded or aired?

[@tammyharper1390]

Technically, Ronnie McDowell, is the best Elvis Impersonator....👍

[@theflossi56]

Tammy Harper he really is

[@apt6382]

scotty left the dude hangin at 2:15, atta boy.

[@dmer-zy3rb]

scotty was a sharp dresser!

[@crazycat1345]

I believe this is scottys guitar that was given to him by chet atkins.

[@annemott4712]

fun video

[@fatimalopes7191]

SHOOOW

[@johnnynobuddy1]

Winfield Scott Moore.

[@mosrite60]

Scotty has a new guitar. Anyone know which model it is? Perhaps Gretsch as he always played one. Still can lay on the licks damm good. mosrite60

[@TMNT39]

Scotty has always played hollow body Gibsons, with the exception of a Fender Telecaster he had before with Elvis. The guitar he has here I believe is a Gibson Chet Atkins prototype given to him by Chet. He has that one and another that is customized to his specifications. Hope that helped :)

[@mosrite60]

TMNT39 yeah okay. Scotty was definitely not a tele guy just did not suit him. Gibson would be the best choice as he loved those hollow body guitars which suited him IMO. mosrite60

[@dreadnought45]

TMNT39 Exactly. He never played a Gretsch. Always holow body Gibsons. ES 295, Super 400, etc. Ken,Toronto

[@ricardovandervegt9834]

Almost everytime he played a Gibson Super 400

[@stanclayborn5551]

Right after Tom Parker purchased the Elvis' contract he wanted to replace Scotty and Bill with Hank Snow's band. So glad Elvis said no. Elvis would never been what he became.

[@elfriedekupfer931]

It's nice to see this Scott was a part of Elvis RIP both🙏

[@davevann2925]

At the end of the song, Ronnie extends his hand to shake Scottys And ?????? not sure whats up?

[@edpruitt478]

Scotty Moore, Should have got as much credit as Elvis; for that sound

[@Rockelement]

Does Scotty have a sponge by the guitar saddle? :O Never seen that before.

[@fredpearson5204]

Sponge or some kind of foam--musicians do this to mute the sound of the strings (kind of like palm muting). If you watch this video of The Beatles playing Revolution, look closely and you'll see a large chunk of foam under the strings near the saddle of McCartney's bass. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHiveK2Ijb5oeNk

[@Dailyvids25]

He's got Sponge Bob under his strings. Poor Sponge Bob!

[@bobbywilson5730]

Hi

[@mjdcchanneloflovecannot5899]

where is my son George Dickerson SING

[@atomicflash1753]

I would have been great if pat boon played with these guys , thats more authentic

[@baq8680]

Anyone know what year this was recorded?

[@antoniosantorini9355]

I'd rather seen Pat Boone get up there with the Jordanaires and Scotty would have been more authentic

[@atomicflash1753]

Why don't you show DJ Fontana

[@atomicflash1753]

I would have rather seen Pat Boone get up there and sing with Scotty DJ and the Jordanaires

[@joshuaa3075]

That’s a piece of history you are watching. They should have talked less about Elvis and more about Scotty. Elvis and tom parker threw Scotty under the bus so to speak. Evil mean thing to do.

[@brendaisajiw3417]

Scotty doesn't look like or act like he's got anything against Elvis. Why do you?

[@joshuaa3075]

Brenda Isajiw elvis died in 1977 so it would do no good for him to complain on the tv show how Elvis cast him aside. As you may know, Scotty was instrumental (pardon the pun) in getting Elvis into success and making early hits. Yet He and his wife did not financially gain much when Elvis cast them aside. They earned as little as $100 a week. Do unto others as you would have done to you.

[@khichfy]

@@brendaisajiw3417muito boa resposta, muito inteligente, parabéns pra vc.

[@ponchlove2393]

Elvis is still alive .he lives in kalamazoo,mi..he works in a convenient store.

[@bb38313]

Mike walker does best Elvis

[@KyleDuffy00]

Please stop

[@atomicflash1753]

I would have rather have seen Pat Boone up there ,at least he's an original

[@roccodinosantino1474]

Get rid of Ronnie McDowell we don't need him in this can I see the Jordanairs and Scotty Moore please

[@pauladams9067]

RONNIE McDOWELL, IS A GREAT ENTAINER , AND A NICE & "DOWN TO EARTH " MAN . I CERTAINLY ENJOYED KNOWING HIM & HIS SON RONNIE " D". WE SPENT SOME TIME WITH THEM IN MEMPHIS AT AN " ANNUAL " ??? WITH SCOTTY MOORE & MY SISTER