The Definitive Elvis DVD : Vegas Years Promo

[@donnap.c.886]

Thank all you guys for helping Elvis becoming the #1 artist if all times! And thank you Ronnie Tutt for being so in tune with Elvis's style and giving him the beats to show off his "moves"!!

[@goldenera4ever]

The summer of 1970, the filming of TTWII, is my favorite Elvis. He was in the best shape of his life, he was still excited about performing live and of course the voice was superb. If I could only go back in time.

[@OctPSfever]

Yup 1970 Elvis I loved his voice n looks. Cant imagine few yrs later how he changed. Drug wore him out. Even 1973 Aloha, his eyes seems lost from drug overuse. After 1974 he got lost gradually esp 76 n 77.

[@goldenera4ever]

@@OctPSfever yeah. He lost 25 lbs for Aloha and looked good and of course the voice was always there, but it was all down hill after that. 1970 and '77 Elvis seem like two totally different people. Sad.

[@OctPSfever]

@@goldenera4ever I bet he used diet pills to lose 25 pounds rather than work out physically. If you watch the footage in 73 Aloha he looked depressed or under influence during the press conference. Slurring or his eyes looked empty. 77 Elvis concert, it was a heartbreaking to see. I wonder how his band carried on the dreadful city tours after 74. You can only pretend if Norhing wrong with their boss.

[@goldenera4ever]

@@OctPSfever I think the rehearsal done on the 12th was horrible. He was forgetting lyrics and his speech was very slurred. However, I felt he pulled it together on the 14th for the actual concert that was beamed across the world. He had cue cards to help him, but he was more coherent. But yeah, the last 4 years of his life was a downward spiral. I still enjoy his music from the 50's to '77. I mean, it's Elvis.🙂

[@donnap.c.886]

I also want to say thank you for saying nothing but great things about Elvis! It is nice for us Elvis fans to get to hear good things about him; when there are those that were close to him that want to bring his personal life down. Thank you guys!! 😎

[@annamariafacchiano1688]

I know that you in Australia love Elvis very much and you keep his memory alive.I wish it was the same in Italy too. God bless you!

[@brendabooher6683]

Wow, would loved to have been there in Vegas for that show ! Elvis was simply the best entertainer ever!

[@FLG232]

It's hard to say which hasn't been said many times over and over! Not only that he was unique, great looking and most of all what a voice! Very few singers could reproduce live as on records

[@teresag7689]

The internet allows Elvis to have more and more fans. Elvis we have known for years has been Elvis from recorded albums.and in my country (Portugal) we didn't see Elvis on tv as much as in America. I fell in love with Elvis for the first time when I was 10 years old (I'm 40) for the beautiful man he was and for the best-known songs on the radio like Love me tender, Are you lonesome tonight .... I just had the opportunity to see Elvis "live" many years later via youtube. And then I realized that I had no idea who Elvis Presley really was. And what a stage animal !!!!... That's when my "fever" really started. Elvis Presley is much, much more than the 50's 60's ballads ... The Elvis of the early 70's is stunning, electric, overwhelming! It's my addiction these days

[@elianacarvalhok1593]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@annaelvis3138]

Elvis Australia thank yuo for this great video. THIS IS HISTORY.Fantastic.Elvis forever.

[@glendagleaton7598]

The uniqueness if Elvis Aaron Presley a beautiful man that died to young he deserve better RIP

[@ethnamccallion1959]

Elvis presley you still give me goosebumps when you sing my god how gorgeous was this man love you elvis forever x ☓ 💜 ❤️ 2019 still listening to this beautiful man forever x ☓

[@flagal519]

6:24 I would have given anything to see that first show in Vegas, with all the invited celebs and a standing ovation after every song ! Wow, history in the making !

[@davidmccurtain6443]

diamondgirl33 I know if there was a time machine he he he !

[@jameslovell8682]

And it is just insane that NO ONE got it on film. It would have cost a few hundred dollars only. What a wasted opportunity. That is why we need time travel!!!

[@melodyloucambello4109]

Elvis Presley loved his mom wife and his daughter so much for one man to sing for his fans hes icon in his way please remember that his birthday is soon Grace lands will come alive for his memory of a great singer

[@garyhiggins9148]

No doubt Elvis band was the very best for him. They truly helped Elvis reach his peek.

[@toddphipps5496]

This is one of the best inside looks into the Vegas years told by the people who were there. Love it!

[@dennishardy3869]

To me, what made Elvis stand out so much amongst other performers was his way of singing on stage, his humble ways throughout his whole singing career and his generosity towards his fans. So sad the way he ended up and died so young. Wonder how Parker felt when Elvis died in his beloved Graceland Mansion he loved so much.

[@davidberry3456]

Dennis Hardy y

[@brendabooher6683]

All Parker cared about was that he lost his meal ticket. I was so happy when Precilla took him to court and to hear what the judge said.

[@rabboyce4770]

Parker didn’t give a fuck whether elvis was alive or dead as long as he got his 50 percent he negotiated a new deal with vernon at the funeral he was a cold bastard

[@lindsaybrougham4005]

As a business man Parker was probably very good. He certainly didn't have Elvis's charisma or generosity. I read Parker bled Elvis dry.

[@ChadIsAmazingMakeADifference]

@@lindsaybrougham4005 lol.

[@WildlifeSA963]

Thank you for this video. His musicians all have complimentary things to say about Elvis. I love his voice and his songs... miss you EP. From South Africa.

[@vilmadelaluzherreramallea157]

Holas!!! Soy una fiel y eternamente fans de mi Amor Elvis desde la primera canción que escuche de él que fue a mis 15 años, fue un tío paterno que lo escuchaba en un vinilo ahí fue donde lo conocí y después fue a ver una película en el cinerama Santa Lucía y ahí donde rompió mi corazón y ahora tengo 58 años y aún sigue siendo mi amor❤️bueno por que 😩 todas estas entrevistas y videos no lo ponen en español ya que no manejo mucho el inglés 😥 saludos desde Chile🇨🇱 que seguros hay millones de fans también.

[@FLG232]

What a performer

[@debbiecraddock7204]

2021 ELVIS IS LOVED BY THE WORLD !!!!!!

[@christinelaurent165]

It REALLY was a marvellous group !!! REALLY !! ! Thank you for all the joy and the funny moments you all brought to us !

[@cerriberry6835]

Mahamadali and Elvis in same room. Amazing!🤗😌🙏

[@davidmccurtain6443]

I saw the blue suit he wore at the Madison square press conference with the floral shirt also his very first Vegas Jumpsuit Right up to his 77 jumpsuits in London at his Elvis on tour exhibition, the guy had style and his very own cool look .. Elvis was just so special in so many ways but also very human and had weaknesses like everyone else , doesn’t matter how famous rich you are life can still be tough but Elvis lived just until 42 but did more in those years than most of us would do in 10 life times ... In 1000 years Elvis will still be viewed as the King !

[@falcons9659]

Ronnie tutt... legend!!!

[@pamfrank3962]

His Band was the BEST

[@FLG232]

TCB Band there are no better they were perfect for Elvis

[@maryjopaolinelli4193]

Love Elvis....

[@toddphipps5496]

Elvis and Ronnie were on a level like no other.

[@lizrose57]

WONDERFUL ELVIS BAND

[@Anita66608]

Fantastic ~~~ Thank you for sharing!! Loving Elvis for eternity.

[@ramonfragafarah5237]

Elvis greatest of all simple times so. It overthrew all prejudices and influenced all future generations.

[@helenicemagalhaes8995]

essa entrevista deveria ser legendada.

[@opencurtin]

I believe I was there in another life I have very clear dreams of been at it in Vegas 72 he was dressed in his dude suit and gold international belt I was right up the front and Elvis smiled at me !

[@annamariafacchiano1688]

His great musicians! How nice!

[@kathysharpe7339]

Very very lovely

[@НадяПопова-с4с]

Элвис Пресли. Останется навсегда лучшим, солнечным, легендарным и очень близким человеком. Яркая Звезда. Супер.

[@chrisrose5740]

Awesome

[@carmenbanos1255]

No entiendo lo qué dicen y me encantaría, pero por sus caras veon que lo recuerdan con mucho cariño. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@rustyruss2962]

James one many People that made Elvis shows even Better TCB

[@christinelaurent165]

It''s so good to hear almost of all his group to speak about him this ways !!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO !!!!

[@ROCKINGMAN]

Strange that many of Elvis' backing band of the 70's state they were not fans until they heard and saw him live. I was a fan by just listening to the records alone and a fan of what most he achieved, wheather, it was songs, TV, films or concerts.

[@davidmccurtain6443]

ROCKINGMAN I think it was the fact he made all those crap 60s movies and he kind of lost his credibility in the music world at that time but he blew them all away when he came back !

[@stever1791]

@@davidmccurtain6443 Thats a great observation. He had to REGAIN that respect , and he DID

[@mooknick242]

ronnie tutt is a heck of a drummer

[@marciachaves8129]

I love Elvis Presley 💖

[@MartynStubbsTBS]

Superb video thankyou for sharing

[@karineelizbaryan2789]

🎼🎶🎶🎶🎸👑ELVIS 👑💓🌏💫👑

[@toddphipps5496]

Elvis, no different than anyone else, had matured as he moved from his 20's to his 30's. His fashion style in clothes, hair, and kind of music evolved to another level. Elvis knew the type sound he was looking for to create a live show like no one had ever done. He seemed to always find himself on that edge of the cliff and he had to make a choice that would either raise the bar to unbelievable heights or send his career to a spiraling crash and burn pit to end his career. God gave him the strength and courage to reach back and hit the ball out of the park in each of those at bats! Unsure, nervous, second guessing himself, and afraid of failing, this man pulled courage from within and delivered greater than even he knew he could. From his adlib jamming that produced "That's Alright", his first appearance on the Louisiana Hayride, the 68 Comeback Special, his opening in Vegas, to the Aloha from Hawaii satellite Special. He always came through! Elvis was a once in a lifetime gift to his generation and generations to follow. The great musicians, and music people he surrounded himself were the best and were so instrumental(no pun intended) in creating the sound Elvis was trying to find. They were good people, too. It was a small handful of other's who were not musicians, that drove the man to bad health, exhaustion, and a lack of being able to control his own life. When the book written by three disgruntled body guards that were let go for financial reasons, came out, they spitfully dragged Elvis through the mud. They said they were making his life public to help him but it was to get back at him and money. It was so ironic because if they were concerned for Elvis they should have stepped in and stopped the one's who were enabling him? Their jobs were to protect the man! Elvis, and all the great musicians that accompanied him, helped him, and made his music so great, will always be on a special platform for their greatness both individually and collectively. Thanks for sharing!

[@brianmoylan1671]

The TCB were the Gold standard!

[@pathough2100]

Very Interesting!

[@edengarcia852]

I love Elvis when I'm 13yrs old until now I'm 80 yrs old my dream to see him in person but sadly it's to late when I'm come to USA he's gone already.and I'm very sorry .I have been in Graceland two times and his birthplace last year

[@lindaweinstein4846]

This IS WILD 😎🙏🏼❤️🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼GOD THANK YOU FOR MAKING A SUPERMAN 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@thegroupies9520]

awesome docu thx!

[@БазроваЛариса]

КАК ИНТЕРЕСНО, ЧТО ОНИ РАССКАЗЫВАЮТ ПРО ЭЛВИСА, НЕ ПОНИМАЮ, НО ЧУВСТВУЮ ПО ИХ УЛЫБКАМ, ЧТО ГОВОРЯТ О НЕМ С ЛЮБОВЬЮ....

[@margaretdevries8090]

It’s a wonder anyone could hear him over the screams !

[@lisaanthony505]

A great video!

[@lisaanthony505]

Great video! Interesting!

[@roymarksberry4152]

He had fun along his journey

[@yehmiyah]

very good :)

[@evandrobrasileiro7354]

adoraria que tivesse legenda.....

[@juliocesarchicalle6818]

Bom dia .poderiam traduzir ou legendar em PORTUGUÊS ELVIS PARA SEMPRE.....

[@glendagleaton7598]

Elvis was way to generous and to many people took advantage of him

[@annamariafacchiano1688]

Yes, yes, yes.

[@ssb753]

All those kisses What lips

[@danharkins5673]

I had Rottweilers named Elvis Arron Presley and after his wife all in the same house it was crazy but good dogs

[@WildlifeSA963]

😊😊😊👍

[@glendagleaton7598]

I hate that Lisa Marie Presley missed having him around see needed her father around more Elvis missed out on seeing his grandchildren

[@brendabooher6683]

ELVIS lived in the fast lane. Bless his heart. Thank God he got to exsperience alot and do alot of things while he was young because of his early death. I think he just got caught up in that cycle of prescription medications like Linda Thompson said in an interview, he fooled himself into thinking it was ok because they were coming from dr's but the sad part is that the doctors should have known better even tho little was ever talked about this illness in the 70s. Even the ones who worked for Elvis said they took them. Maybe because Elvis was so shy he felt he needed them to preform. He did have a big payroll and alot on his plate reared by a manager that charged him fifty percent of Elvis's earings which was unheard of even to this day. It is just heartbreaking that we lost such a great entertainer and generous bright young star because the dr's gave him anything he wanted because he was Elvis Presley or because of the money, cars, jewelry and gifts he gave them all. ELVIS paid a big price for those prescription pills. He paid with his life and the world, and his fans lost the greatest, brightest, best entertainer of his time. R.i.p. Elvis. You will never be forgotten ! And there will never be another entertainer like you !

[@rosemarydesousalira3664]

Alguém coloque legendas em português por misericórdia. ..😭😭😭😭

[@giannabonadeo4231]

ELVIS e TCB 👑❤️🇱🇷⚡️🎸🥁🎼 Non so l’inglese . Peccato non c’è la traduzione in italiano. Grazie comunque . Il RE e il suo meraviglioso GRUPPO VIVE e VIVRÀ SEMPRE per me ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️

[@jobulmer2801]

Why was this not filmed. 1st show before live

[@ajsmith5295]

Only thing could have done without the impersonator footage in the background of some of the collage footage

[@rosangelafonseca5606]

Traduz em português por favor

[@TheReevessss]

The blonde is an old girlfriend who reflects on Elvis in an interview I've seen..

[@БазроваЛариса]

Как хочется послушать, что они об Элвисе говопят😩

[@colmflaherty3963]

Such a pity such big things in Elvis career that happened that were never filmed like meeting Muhammed Ali. The Beatles. his wedding. He first Vegas show in nine years. The Pearl Harbor benefit show. He was never on a proper talkshow. No footage of behind the scenes of his movies. A lot of his 50s concerts film quality is very poor. And just a clip.

[@linadilorenzo2439]

La traduzione in italiano grazie

[@jeannaleemarie]

you know I know everybody has something hateful to say about the colonel but he is actually the man who created the image he made Elvis bigger than life and it worked No I didn't particularly like the fact that he took 50% but Elvis was far from poor

[@windsong1a]

Elvis created his own image. Col Parker was smart enough to spot him first and see his potential with the young folks. He took advantage seeing the Presley's were dirt poor knowing they would be easy to rip off....and he did. I'm not saying he didn't do Elvis some good, but he took far more than his share. Manager's usually get 10-20% at most.

[@jeannaleemarie]

@@windsong1a Elvis Presley wouldn't be who he was if it wasn't for the colonel he protected the image he made sure that he didn't do any reviews he was a master at marketing he deserve 50% he didn't manage anybody else there was plenty of money coming in Elvis was not starving and he gave plenty to his workers and besides do we really know if he got paid 50% maybe it was just written that way I never seen the contract did you

[@windsong1a]

No, and most of people have not seen the contract....we go by what we read and are told by others. The Col was managing many stars before he started managing Elvis. He realized a good deal when he saw one. He saw the Presley's were poor and uneducated especially about show business matters. He quit managing the other stars because he knew he could manage just Elvis alone and make even more money. He knew the Presley's would be thrilled with 50% since they were so poor and uneducated. They would think they had won the lottery. And yes,..in a way they had,... even with just 50%. The Col helped Elvis in some ways yes, but also hurt Elvis. Elvis wanted to tour overseas. It never happened due to Col being an illegal immigrant. Elvis wanted to become a serious actor and was looking forward to doing A Star is Born with Barbara Streisand. Supposedly the Col shot that down. The Col had wanted the 68 Special to be a straight Christmas special with strictly Christmas music. Thankfully Elvis listened to the producers and went against the Col and it turned out to be a great success and lead Elvis back to doing live concerts. Again, I will say the Col did do Elvis some good. But I think you have it backwards. You said ..."there was plenty of money coming in Elvis was not starving. " I think it was just the opposite. There was plenty of money coming in and The Colonel was not starving." Let's face it. Both The Col and Elvis had addictions and blew a lot of money. The Colonel had a huge gambling addiction and lost tons of Elvis's money. Elvis had a drug problem as well as a reckless spending habits and also was not good handling money wisely. But at least Elvis gave much of his money away to charity, friends and even complete strangers. I'm not sure Col donated any money to charities. He may have...but I am not aware of it. Anyway, it's pointless to argue because it's over and done. But according to people close to him, Elvis was considering getting a new manager. I think Elvis would've have been just as successful and possibly even more so with a different manager. But then....we'll never know. It was what it was.

[@jeannaleemarie]

@@windsong1a Elvis did get rid of the colonel Parker and then rehired him Elvis was very aware of his surroundings I think he knew the time of day and I think that perhaps the colonel wasn't getting paid that much money Elvis had a lot to show for his money what did the colonel have he didn't make any Investments it seems like Elvis really spent a lot of money and he lived his life to his fullest he enjoyed what he was doing and he enjoyed buying gifts none of us really know the technicalities and the behind the scenes Elvis had to pay a lot of people so I seriously doubt that the colonel got 50%

[@crimsonbear81]

No, Elvis created his own image. But even Elvis said that "the image is one thing and the person is another. It's very hard to live up to an image." Elvis was just Elvis. The Col was a con artist

[@user-rr2eo7gb7z]

MISS VERY BEST piano player LARRY MUHOBERAC...listen yo Vegas 69...and you'll hear his FAB talent. JAMES somewhat overdone but cheap (low salary !) So the Colonel agreed.... wilkinson+ Scheff ok.

[@lucreto956]

Ricky Nelson and Elvis looked ALOT alike....

[@billmelton5528]

Debra Upchurch-Gee ELVIS is BETTER LOOKING by far.

[@tinalucky3453]

Elvis was a Gift from God some did,t appreciate him like they should have he's in Jesus's arm , I Love You Elvis now and forever . T.L.

[@tammybettiga3390]

I WONDER IF SMITH HAD AN AFFAIR WITH ELVIS...

[@davidmccurtain6443]

Tammy Bettiga no I think she was married to Jerry Springer his friend and a guy who was in the Memphis Mafia .

[@mounirkalache1593]

jerry shelling ?

[@jamiemccarter6208]

Lisa Jackson sad that you believe everything you read.

[@lilacflower9032]

Jamie McCarter I don’t agree with her about what she called him and his mother, but Elvis did use women and toss them aside. Elvis the image was a narcissistic person who manipulated and used people and could be cruel, but I think there was a time when he was a good person. Just lost himself to fame, to much worship from the fans and his love of drugs.

[@МилиховаВалентина]

Русский пожалуйсьа

[@johnwebb167]

There is only 1 ELVIS FOREVER

[@schuelero]

Whos the man at 6:30

[@WildlifeSA963]

That's Joe Esposito his road manager and a close friend. He was called up to the bathroom the day Elvis died. Ginger Alden called him.

[@MartynStubbsTBS]

Superb video thankyou for sharing