The Life of A King | Elvis Presley: Thru The Years | Amplified

This gripping, highly entertaining documentary offers an unparalleled behind-the-scenes look at the life of Elvis Presley. Using rare footage from his films, press conferences, outtakes, movie trailers, news clips, and comedy sketches, Elvis Thru the Years is a fitting commemoration of the man who became a legend!
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[@AmplifiedMusicDocs]

Was Elvis _truly_ the King of Rock 'N' Roll? Was there anyone else who deserves the crown more?

[@joannemcclure3546]

HE IS THE KING OF ROCK N ROLL, ABSOLUTELY!!!

[@lifeissweet9826]

Elvis said Fats Domino.

[@lilliangilbert4252]

No, HES THE TRUE KING 👑 OF ROCK N ROLL!!💜💙💜💙💜💙

[@509kreole]

i mean he didnt really credit nor pay the people who actually made these songs but this a conversation I'm sure we not ready for.

[@eapdap]

PLEEEASE... here is WHY there is ONLY 1 King of RnR... the Beatles had 52 Top 40 songs...52, and that is an incredible amount of hits, think about it... BUT, now understand this, that number isn't even HALF of ELVIS' 114 TOP 40 HITS, w 40 of those in TOP 10!! ELVIS IS KING of not just R-n-R, but King of Music...PERIOD!

[@andrewmiller4885]

Elvis once said there was " room at the top for everyone". While that comment he made may have been true. The fact remains he stood alone on that peak. No other artist in the history of the music Industry was able to even come close to this man in talent, charisma, killer looks, humility, and generosity of spirit. When this man died the entire world wept, and the world still isn't over him. Elvis Aaron Presly was truly LOVED. That love for him has never stopped.

[@mikes8386]

you're about to find out he's related to trump........ get groceries by the 23rd.. 2 weeks worth.... kahlooni blood lines... tap into the truth.. look it up.

[@dontgoout1434]

Serious drug use you missed massive food binges

[@beverlyziegler9073]

So what!!

[@andrewmiller4885]

@@dontgoout1434 Yes indeed you are correct. However, I was not critiquing the man's life,.... and the personal struggles his life and his particular circumstances brought him. Nobody is perfect, and we all have our demons to some degree or another. My statement was based purely on Elvis Presley's musical talent and his impact on the world, and it was enormous, musically, socially and culturally.

[@tawnyt26]

@dontgoout1434. Negative comments are for haters..

[@CapstoneTider]

Every time I stumble across Elvis I can't stop watching and I go on a kick

[@golddustwoman4993]

Me too lol

[@CJLOVE23]

Sigh… I’m on a 4 day kick again

[@Patracat]

LOL, I love reading these comments...I don't feel so alone in my renewed obsession with Elvis♡♡♡♡♡. I blame KZbin for it. Oh and Amazon as well, because I am buying up all the CDs and DVDs that I hadn't bought when they were first released ☆☆☆☆☆

[@carleegamesandshorts9790]

Ditto here!😅

[@jaredmardant1876]

Same here foe like 3 weeks now

[@bobowens3687]

Elvis could read the phone book and turn it into a number one hit.best performer ever not to mention the coolest.

[@boldchick101]

So true!

[@elvisgal8953]

HI BOB, I WANT TO GIVE YOU A THUMBS UP FOR YOUR VERY NICE COMMENT, WHAT THE HECK I'LL GIVE YOU MORE THAN 1, 😁 👍 😃 👍😃 I TRULY BELIEVE THAT NO MATTER HOW MANY CENTURIES THAT COME AFTER THIS ONE, OR HOW MANY PEOPLE TRY TO BE BETTER, OR JUST AS GOOD AS ELVIS,, IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN!! HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN AN ELVIS FAN? I'VE BEEN TRULY IN LOVE WITH HIS VOICE SINCE HE STARTED SINGING, AND I WAS ABOUT 3 OR 4 YEARS OLD. I'M 71 1!2 NOW AND I WILL LOVE HIM FOREVER,

[@peggyarmentrout]

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[@peggyarmentrout]

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[@Verbsdescribeus]

His sense of humour !!!!!!!!!

[@brendabooher6683]

The 68 Comeback Special will still stand up against any music out today. Elvis was simply great. I think that he was a really good actor too, considering the scripts he always got. There will never be anyone like Elvis.

[@philipswilson]

Hi how are you doing dear

[@janiceyost7909]

​@@philipswilson good how are you doing

[@philipswilson]

@@janiceyost7909 i am doing pretty good..where are you from?

[@philipswilson]

@@janiceyost7909 Hello pretty how are you doing ..

[@meredithmccullough5762]

@@philipswilson🎉

[@helenal.7881]

Elvis looks exhausted in the interview right before his first live concert in Hawaii

[@diankreczmer6595]

In 1963, elvis was really good looking in his late twenties. What a hunk!

[@diannaplumb6285]

There will NEVER be anyone else like ELVIS on this planet no matter what country their from.he Will always be the number one of the world

[@garymoulthrop8668]

He is the King and will always be the KING OF ROCK N ROLL

[@kennyadedayo8550]

Lol

[@brendad3570]

He actually didn't like that title attributed to himself

[@gracieg7601]

Yeah he’d say there’s only one king. Jesus Christ.

[@hallsjuju2400]

I think of Elvis as the King of Hearts.

[@joannemcclure3546]

Elvis could have been a great actor if he was given more credibility. Even in these B movies, he was good!

[@janice5528]

Some were not considered B movies at the time only later, some of them were top grossing movies at the time and some became top musicals but after a few years the critics became harsh and bashed the movies and Elvis was tired of doing same type of things and same story lines... He wanted less musical comedies and guy gets girl story lines and not be type cast he wanted more deep or fulfilling acting rolls... He wanted more like James Dean or Montgomery Clift or Tony Curtis rolls and he could have done them so well, like he did in King Creole...But at the time you have to look at what movies were being made and budgeted for... From Here to Eternity and others were big budget movies ... Unfortunately Parker put him in a box and a routine... Then Directors and producers made offers but Parker turned down many of them thinking he'd lose his control...

[@normalisgone]

The funny thing is, Elvis didn't even have to be a good actor, his looks would draw the crowd!

[@janice5528]

@@normalisgone Well, that's true but he had a natural talent for acting and did several parts amazingly well he was a star who had it all talent, musical, great voice, charisma, good looks humor and personality, manners and masculinity, a way with people, and loved fans and treated people kindly, humanitarian, cared deeply for family Great at producing and arranging and could have even become a great director as he seemed to learn quickly to take in all aspects and desire to do more... He may have been a dreamer and a rebel, and set in his ways but he had even more he wanted to do and could have gone further..

[@joannemcclure3546]

@@normalisgone Yes, and a lot of $$$$$ as well!

[@italiaitaly1253]

He worked extremely hard to get to the place of fame ,unlike these made recycled boy and girl bands created by greedy producers !!!elvis is the entire package from nothing to his hard working fame and money he earned every penny !!!

[@gailvarchula5542]

I love Elvis for All Eternity.❤

[@philipswilson]

Hi how are you doing dear

[@joannemcclure3546]

Elvis speaks so well, such a polite gentleman with the press, he's absolutely breathtaking in all aspects.

[@Black_Patriot-Veteran-1970]

@@jahno7154 He treated her good.

[@Black_Patriot-Veteran-1970]

@@jahno7154 Ok Morale Cop....time to get off the high horse. GTFOH.

[@jahno7154]

@@Black_Patriot-Veteran-1970 Ha, Elvis fans hate hearing the truth 🤣🤣

[@matrix5000100]

@@jahno7154 Where did you get your stupid statement from? Priscilla never said Elvis treated her badly. All the other Elvis friends say only good things about Elvis. There are so many Statements from women who knew Elvis personally: All say that Elvis was a very loving person. his other girlfriends say only good things about Elvis. It always amazes me that some keep saying the same "shit" about Elvis and Priscilla. In fact, Priscilla never said anything bad about Elvis. It is also a fact that Elvis and Priscilla always had good and friendly contact after the divorce and until Elvis' death. It is also a fact that not only Priscilla says that, but also everyone else who knew Priscilla and Elvis well.

[@matrix5000100]

@@jahno7154 Where did you get that nonsense that Elvis slept with 100 women? Do your research before you write anything. Read reports from women Elvis knew personally: Everyone says that Elvis was a very loving person who had no interest in sex. That's fact. Do they have other information or just lies?

[@ministerofdarkness]

STILL the KING!!!! 🎸 Elvis records must be PLAYED LOUD!!

[@joannemcclure3546]

Or with headphones if alone, lol

[@bobbiemoore1745]

Elvis really had a wild life going to concert to concerts. He still is the best there ever is. I luv that man. Too bad there's not 1 of him for ever woman. Lol.

[@patriciaweber4840]

You can say that again.

[@edithkahra4454]

He was the Best. May he Rest In Peace Amen 🙏 🙏

[@colmmeade1824]

Thats so so true lol cloned baby elvises lol

[@mollywhitman5219]

I’ll take two please ❤️

[@forsale1156]

the man is adored by men and women because of his good deeds after success I doubt ladies would give one hoot if he didn't have the fame and fortune so many good men go unnoticed because they chase the love of God Elvis spent his adult life looking for the path, well I tell you, it isn't in hollywood

[@italiaitaly1253]

I love his answers to his critics ,I love him so his honesty and yet you can see his vulnerability! I will forever love elvis he wasn't pretentious or fake! He was raw and real !!

[@mm69at]

Those times are long over, but noone can imagine today what a big influencer he was

[@suefenner9217]

Elvis is Alive !

[@skillet9141]

I can’t believe that his ‘68 comeback special was just barely glazed over. It was some of the best work he had ever produced! Holy hell!

[@jhodges3131]

Right. I love how that played out in the new movie. Elvis was basically given permission to do his OWN thing. Elvis was really a musical genius.

[@Black_Patriot-Veteran-1970]

If I Can Dream is one of the most iconic songs ever.

[@cg4700]

I agree I feel like anything HE liked or didn’t sell was ignored.

[@janice5528]

What do you mean barely glazed over?

[@janice5528]

@@Black_Patriot-Veteran-1970 Yes it should become one of our all time great anthems as he performs it so powerfully and he deserved more Grammys Emmys etc... Some of his most awarded records was His Gospel but I know the Hall of Gold he had many awards for his music and albums that sold millions and even billions and today we're still buying and re releasing albums of his... That is why I have both the fist recordings and even some today that have been re released such as albums with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra..I think he would have been amazed at how this all continues and would have loved to know how his music carries on...

[@nanaof7preciousgrands115]

I grew up hearing my Mama playing Elvis all the time !! She cried so loudly the day he died 😢 Now a new generation can love him as well. .he sure was an adorable man ...wish we had kept here on Earth longer

[@PAGodinez]

I would've loved this film at his death to have included the comments made by the Commander-in-Chief, Jimmy Carter: Elvis Presley's death deprives our country of a part of itself. He was unique and irreplaceable. More than twenty years ago he burst upon the scene with an impact that was unprecedented and will probably never be equaled. His music and his personality, fusing the styles of White country and Black rhythm and blues, permanently changed the face of American popular culture. His following was immense and he was a symbol to people the world over, of the vitality, rebelliousness and good humor of his country

[@carlscott7533]

Yeah, he made somebody else's music, lyrics, and dance moves his own, and the msm did the rest.

[@dianavalentine922]

Elvis Presley is a legendary entertainer. Was trying establish more with acting.Wanted more challenging roles.Too bad he didn't get the chance to follow that dream.

[@philipswilson]

Hi how are you doing dear

[@rogerjetters2269]

THIS MAKES ME MISS HIM SO MUCH. ELVIS PRESLEY WAS SO TALENTED ,😢 HE WAS AMAZING AND I LOVED HIM THEN, AND I LOVE HIM NOW AND FOREVER. I JUST CAN'T BELIEVE HE HAS BEEN GONE FOR 💔 😢 45 YEARS. SINCERELY, KAREN JETTERS

[@boldchick101]

I feel exactly the same.

[@prestongower7800]

He's still alive

[@boldchick101]

@@prestongower7800 Really? After 4 heart attacks, bone cancer etc etc etc .... Wow, he is truly a legend then.

[@prestongower7800]

@@boldchick101 your know they lie and fake everything there's nothing real about any of these lying ass demonic creatures their whole lives is just a big real life movie script that's all

[@boldchick101]

@@prestongower7800 His medical records were researched by Sally Hoedel, she spoke to a lot of people and saw his medical records dating back to his great-grandparents, that is a lot of people doing a lot of faking.

[@joannemcclure3546]

Elvis - such a CUTE soldier!

[@corra7]

A beautiful man.

[@Vera-qi3sv]

A very beautiful man inside out.

[@shirleyminassian1547]

So nice Milton supported Elvis right from the beginning when ppl were judging Elvis for his dance moves.

[@philipswilson]

Hi how are you doing dear

[@christymccarthy4457]

He is beautiful 😍

[@philipswilson]

Hi how are you doing dear

[@tomcarberry2935]

Go

[@leonorajustice2733]

Sorry, I can’t stop watching Elvis Presley music , video and movies.. I missed you Elvis Presley and love you forever… R.I.P. 🙏❤️🤴🎤🎶🎵🎼

[@philipswilson]

Hi how are you doing dear

[@evelynburley5584]

I get it .. love him forever ❤️ 💕 💙 have to get my elvis time in daily....amazing singer and entertainer I remember many years of elvis, in May I will be 76 years old..

[@philipswilson]

@@evelynburley5584 How are you doing pretty?

[@tammydeboard6537]

Elvis is the one who made rock n roll what it is today. He did things no one else would even try back then. I think he would have went a lot farther if he didn't have Tom Parker holding him back and taking half his money. Elvis is and always will be the KING

[@bemerson7883]

Truth

[@italiaitaly1253]

He was very very generous ,there is a story of some guy was window shopping at a Cadillac dealership and the young man was just staring ,elvis happened to be passing by and he got out of his car and asked the young man if he liked the car he was looking at ,he the young man was stunned and replied yes ,so what does elvis do he goes in comes out hands the young man keys to his new Cadillac, I love that !!!! What a giving man he was truly ,because he came from nothing!!! And appreciated all he had !!

[@andrewmiller4885]

Elvis Presley changed everything. it wasn't just a revolution in music. Elvis changed the social and cultural norms, of society. Elvis's impact on the 20th century was a major force for so many changes. Nobody deserves the title "King of Rock and Roll" more. Elvis Aaron Presley was a man who made a difference in this world, and the world still misses him to this day. Strange in so many ways that ,.... because it's as if we lost a member of our own family,....that's how much he was loved and still is.

[@medic6421]

Elvis touched everyone who was alive, in the soul! Which is why he is the King. He was genuinely nice, caring, talented and good looking. He was the whole package. He wasn't Vegas Elvis in his final years. He toured himself to death because he loved it and had people to pay. He never wanted to do a bad concert, he didn't want to let his fans down. He has and is still selling more records after his death. The corenol worked him to death and stole a lot of money. He was treated racist by his own kind. He will remain the King and a LEGEND

[@mbrights3158]

1:12: Elvis: "You see, country music was always a part of the influence on my type of music. It's a combination of country music and gospel and rhythm and blues all combined is what it *really* was. As a child I was influenced by all that."

[@mariagallagher6358]

ELVIS THE KING.😮😢😢

[@Soolaimon1]

Jesse Garon was born first as a stillborn, then Elvis was born. You have it in the wrong order. If you check this out, you will find it says: On January 8, 1935, Elvis Aron (later spelled Aaron) Presley was born at his parents' two-room house in East Tupelo, Mississippi, about 35 minutes after his twin brother, Jesse Garon, who was stillborn. The next day, Jesse was buried in an unmarked grave in nearby Priceville Cemetery.

[@randyrudd5594]

Yes, but for many years throughout the seventies, the Jerry Hopkins quintessential biography on Elvis stated Elvis was born first- it wasn’t until much later the sequence of births were corrected..

[@markhoskins7314]

My Dad once fixed Elvis a meal, at Dayton Ohio's famous Hilton Hotel, and Dayton,Ohio's famous David's Buffet & Hotel also,My father, Pearl Hoskins was the Master Chef there, He also fixed meals for famous actress Olivia De Havilland (Gone with the wind) Actor,Les Barker(original Tarzan) a young John F.Kennedy, and others.

[@chriscarlin1712]

Elvis speaks so well and a polite gentleman with the press . He’s the greatest singer and performer ever. Loved him then and love him now and Forever and Eternity. Rest In please Elvis Presley 👑❤️💯

[@gocatgo2843]

Marian Keisker heard Elvis first and kept note of his name and then mentioned him to Sam Phillips when he was looking for a new sound

[@josedias5978]

All respect towards the Presley family ❤️

[@Soolaimon1]

Do your homework! Jesse was born first, stillborn, and then Elvis was born, about 35 minutes later, alive!

[@TopGunn79]

I was Gonna Say the Same Thing!!!

[@janice5528]

Yes it is a known fact and in records medical and census.. Also by word of Vernon and other relatives... This has some wrong info on it...

[@janice5528]

He sang and won a contest when he was in preteens at the Local Fairgrounds in Tupelo before they moved to Memphis.

[@janice5528]

Makes me laugh because of course he did not move vulgar but people especially adults had never seen a performer on stage or television move so energetic while singing and rock was becoming more popular than Big Band, country or other... Thenbof course Elvis was able to show them bbn how wrong they were about him... By performing Love Songs, Ballads, Rythm&Blues, Country, and more...

[@janice5528]

Elvis was actually a really good sport to do Milton Berle and Steve Allen who were making fun of him... He also had a great sense of Humor though the media often attacked him and called him names, like "ElvisThe Pelvis" Lewd or vulgar... he was not...or judged him...an called him poor white trash... He showed more class and humble... He was a Gentleman.

[@marilyntababa7468]

The greatest artists of all time the one and only king of rock and roll you will never forgotten.

[@stevep4574]

A lot of this footage I never seen, great job! Elvis would have told you, Thank you, thank you very much😉

[@theresalee4844]

So true! I can see his lip curled up with that cute grin of his! You made me love Elvis even more than ever. I never thought that was possible! Thank you

[@theresalee4844]

😃 ❤💙 ❤ELVIS ❤💙💜💖💗💘❤💙💜💖

[@Patracat]

Steve P I also was very impressed with this video. I had seen bits of the early TV shows and interviews, but never as much as this. Brilliant compilation.

[@sherrelhauhe7791]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful story with so many details of Elvis' not so easy lifetime ....enjoyed the stories with so many in Elvis' own words !!!!

[@carmelitaaspiras7863]

😊😊

[@italiaitaly1253]

The hardest working artist in the world, so humble he was so patient and kind when stars of today explode in anger elvis was patient and sift spoken and tjey the media threw alot of dumbass questions at him !!!

[@TerjeSkuggen]

Finally some clips I've never seen. Elvis will never die! Keep on rocking folks!

[@veecambo2124]

I wished the Elvis movies show more details about his life like this KZbin channel

[@didibolter9362]

Elvis will ALWAYS be the KING of music, ALL music!! FOREVER and ALWAYS! 😍❤👄❤💋❤👄❤

[@gracieg7601]

Of all things to get wrong? Jesse was born fist. Later Elvis was born.

[@aliciamagat3937]

I love you my idol Elvis ❤️❤️❤️ always and forever.....

[@sharonwoods2831]

He is the best of all

[@pistolpackinmama5090]

At least back in the good ‘ol days it didn’t matter how rich, how famous, or who you knew, you served your country!

[@allstarshowbiztours3305]

There's is only one Elvis!!!

[@maruschiaberggold1120]

Elvis war ein guter Mensch. Er war bescheiden, natürlich und höflich und einfühlsam. Er ist mir sehr sympatisch geworden. Leider hat er ein trauriges Ende gefunden.

[@raven_ous2585]

It can only be good having ELVIS AMPLIFIED 📢🎙🎼🎶🎤📣

[@jhodges3131]

Elvis...

[@TNT1719]

This is way before my time but I love learning about the 50s and 60s. I grew up on Elvis music thanks to my parents playing a variety of music in our home and just learning different things about Elvis as I got older is interesting. I feel sad tho because I've noticed just from watching past interviews, shows and his appearance when the addictions started to takeover his life.

[@carolrice1371]

This an outstanding documentary that you have showed so much to the ones who loved Elvis the most. Thank you for making this amazing video and you have explained so much to us who loved him and didn't believe the horrible things said about him. Especially those of us who followed his career since the 50's. ♥♥♥♥♥♥

[@speedracer2336]

I don’t want to be a King like Elvis. Look what wearing that crown did to his life!

[@mfatimasg]

Great documentary, thanks ❤️

[@philipswilson]

Hi how are you doing dear

[@benjiefernandez8251]

Correction please, Jesse Garon Presley was born first, and Elvis Aron Presley was born a few minutes after.

[@dzetagamma4287]

imagine them TWO of this kind....

[@kimnewton1205]

35 mins later. You are so right.

[@Vera-qi3sv]

Exactly my dear; good correction and to be exact, Elvis Aron Presley was born 35 minutes after his stillborn brother Jesse Garon Presley.

[@user-iv8mu4zu4t]

So many rare footages...Thank's a lot...We are waiting more...

[@patriciaweber4840]

Elvis you are everything i could possibly want in a singer. Looks charm and a heavenly voice. I wish you were here with us. I guess it was not meant to be. Our Heavenly Father will watch over you. Rest In Peace . You are rembered in my heart each and every day. Thankyou for all the beautiful music🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@nenabunena]

Not even 3mins in and there's a mistake. Jesse was born 30mins before Elvis

[@batontwirlermarsha4546]

Jessie was born 1st, Elvis was born 35 minutes later.

[@prestongower7800]

And he's still alive and well

[@TM-fu2we]

@@prestongower7800 Elvis spent months looking for his brother's unmarked grave. Give it a rest.

[@prestongower7800]

@@TM-fu2we nope he didn't sorry that whole story has been proven it was false. Priscilla Ann Presley has admitted plenty of times that he's not dead. I'll send you the video proof that she admitted that he's alive and well

[@prestongower7800]

@@TM-fu2we kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXPWd4yVmpV7b6s Here's the dead giveaway that Elvis is alive and well he's pastor Bob Joyce

[@prestongower7800]

@@TM-fu2we if you can't tell that's Elvis then you were never a real ELVIS fan

[@theresalee4844]

This is so good I'm copying this with my favorite music. Thank you so much! I'm going to listen to this many times! I love seeing his moves and singing. JUST ELVIS super fantastic! Now I want more!

[@bddollen7384]

- ELVIS GREW UP CONTINUALLY ON MUSIC - LIKE MOZART … !!!

[@Cynthia00007]

ELVIS was heaven sent, a earth Angel 😇✌🏻❤️

[@philipswilson]

Hi how are you doing dear

[@tylerdakin9131]

WoW This was great. There was a lot of footage I hadn't seen before Thanks

[@soliganneas]

ELVIS Toujours présent dans notre cœur ❤️ et dans notre mémoire, malgré toutes ces années passées !!! Ce qui est exceptionnel !!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Vera-qi3sv]

Vous avez tout dit; Elvis Presley est et restera pour l'eternite la legende inoubliable.

[@joyceleeder8762]

I really enjoyed this documentary. I saw videos of Elvis I had never seen before! Thank you soooo much..

[@suzannefakhari3041]

There are so many things which are worth learning about Elvis. He was a phoneme Al singer! Looks to kill, heart as big as Dallas, great entertainer and really worked at his trade. Wanted to be the best for his fans. Genuine human, kind and generous. Amazing how he was raised and had so much intuition as to music and musicians. Just the greatest and an All American. I am not so sure he is passed this life. He still may be alive. For sure that was him in that interview. Even his hands looked like him when talking. No on, but no one could have interviewed exactly like Elvis would have. He was 1000 percent believable. Judging from the presidents he knew so much about and most of them met, he’s still with us. Looking at those limousine videos as Elvis got out of one. Was easily identified. Looked older but cannot mistake the profile. Awesome!

[@hallsjuju2400]

I laugh every time I see that clip of He once shot his mother. It is so ludicrous.

[@joannemcclure3546]

I know, what an ignorant reporter!

[@Patracat]

Yeah, WTF sort of question is that?? Were they just trying to rile Elvis, knowing how much he loved his Mother.

[@joannemcclure3546]

@@Patracat It didn’t work, Elvis always gave great interview replies!

[@samthevideokeman757]

His (Elvis) memory lives forever.... I think it's the right time for RCA Records to negotiate with Miss. Dolly Parton to release the "Master Reel Tapes" recordings of ELVIS singing: I Will Always Love You - How about that ? What can you say, RCA ????

[@wileypeacock6095]

Does this actually exist?

[@peggychurchill5518]

THEY DIDN'T LIKE HIS IMAGE? WHAT A HOOT? "STEP BACK NONBELIVERS."

[@halinakardyna8864]

Super footage thanks

[@italiaitaly1253]

Elvis this new Yorker from Brooklyn and all New Yorkers loved you !!!!!!!

[@gualbertomorais1493]

Elvis is and always be my fun thanks for put is life story. On u tube

[@See-what-is]

Aloha from Hawaii was seen by 1,5 billion people. Not a half billion..

[@cleret1407]

Elvis looks like he is about to shit in his pants. He was drug filled prior to this satellite special, and was told by the producer Marty Passeta to pull himself together and " you will have to lose weight ". He trimmed and 'delivered the goods' like he always does. I was most impressed by his interpretation of It's over, Something, (George Harrison's hit song) What now my love(a title of French singer Gilbert Bécaud RIP) and I'm so lonesome I could cry. These sad songs are not easy to interprete. But Elvis did them justice. Remastering titles such as Kuipo, Blue Hawaii and Hawaian Wedding song for live videos looked easy for the King. Rest assured they were not. In fact they necessitated quite a few takes. Elvis, the complete artist, impressed the whole world from satellite. Yes, I watched it live. And thoroughly enjoyed his extraordinary performance. Elvis, the true, complete professional. No one comes near. RIP ELVI 😎

[@jimmyjennings8956]

Are they ever going to let Elvis Presley rest in peace? He had a crazy life like no other human being so now he's back home with his mother and father and brother but it seems like here they will never let his memory rest, R.I.P. Elvis.

[@dianahead8592]

I love it!

[@novepesmepav2852]

LEGEND FOREVER! RIP

[@davidshackelford77]

The King! 👑

[@carolynhooper7185]

Anything God allows me to touch He blesses there's a reason for it

[@DeeDee-yp2mc]

Someone needs to write a fictional movie about what Elvis' life would have been like if he had an honest non-greedy manager. Travel the world for tours, more and betters movies, lived into old age. A life free of modern slavery and pressure does not necessitate a need for uppers, downers, and dangerous sleep aides.

[@kelliintexas3575]

Your speaking from Knowledge of today. Hospitals gave it to patients and they thought it was safe. Studio execs were giving the SAME PILLS to Judy Garland and Shirley Temple from 3 & 4 years old. This is before MRI'S & CAT scans. They thought Smoking was safe for pregnant women. They had NO CLUE about DNA, Elvis had 4 Traumatic Brain injuries and they knew NOTHING about the side effects on his brain and his life. It was no excuse to abuse those perscriptions but Elvis KNEW he had major health problems and he was doing the best he could to take care of his family, friends and his 99 Employees. The body includes nine major organ systems, each composed of various organs and tissues that work together as a functional unit. Of those 9 systems, 8 were failing Elvis.

[@kelliintexas3575]

Maybe you should do some homework. REAL homework before you spout that regurgitated 1980's "Just Say No" campaign slogan. If you READ ANY BOOK by ANYONE who was near Elvis and what was ACTUALLY WRONG then you wouldn't be spouting that crap. ELVIS suffered 4 traumatic brain injuries in his 42 years. The last one being in 1967. He tripped on a TV cord and hit his head on a porcelain tub and was unconcious for over 8hrs. He was found, Xrayed, was bedridden for over 2 weeks. He was shipped home to Graceland and was combed over by a team of specialist. The is PRE-MRI, X-Rayed, had a severe concussion, slight skull fracture and even seen his dead mom over a course of a few nights. Dr Nick & Memphis Baptist Memorial diagnosed him with several side effects but they were just learning about Traumatic Brain Injury. Consequently, the controversy over the cause of death-cardiac failure or drug overdose-raged until 1994, when the State of Tennessee reopened the autopsy. The State retained the famed former coroner of Miami-Dade County, Florida, Joseph Davis, MD, who had done thousands of autopsies. He rendered the opinion that Elvis Presley died of a heart attack, stemmed from an Auto-Immune Disease that was caused by a Traumatic Brain Injury which settled the public controversy. his autopsy findings, when paired with his medical history of multi-organ abnormalities over a 10-year period, clearly reveals that Elvis was suffering from an autoimmune inflammatory disorder.To help support the presence of an autoimmune disease, I found that Dr. Nick's records revealed, prior to death, that Anemia was found along with his chronic hepatitis, lung disease, glaucoma, hypertension, Fatty Liver Disease, Heart Disease, A1 deficiency, Severe vitamin D & B12 deficiency, severe migraines, chronic pain, depression and megacolon. Progress in modern pain management finally has provided us with enough scientific knowledge about traumatic brain injury (TBI), autoimmune disease, and pain to unravel his medical history. After piecing the evidence together, it is quite clear to me that Elvis' major disabling medical problems stemmed from multiple head injuries that led to an autoimmune inflammatory disorder with subsequent central pain. His terminal event was cardiac arrhythmia, underpinned by genetic defects, and hastened along by an atrocious diet and drug use. Elvis clearly had a disease process that had affected multiple organs-stomach, liver, spine, and eyes-but at the time, his physicians had no idea that he might have had a progressive autoimmune inflammatory disorder. The concept of autoimmunity was just starting to be understood. Much to his credit, Dr. Nick gave Elvis the diagnosis of post-concussion syndrome, and believed his headaches were a result of his head injury of 1967 (outlined later). Dr. Nick related that, "Elvis was never the same after he hit his head in 1967." JUST During ONE of his 2 weeks of hospitalization in 1975, he complained of 26 headaches, 14 bouts of insomnia, and "general pain, hurting all over" 4 or 5 times each nursing shift. The triad of insomnia, headaches, and pain all over is typical of TBI victims.Patients with head trauma are now frequently enrolled in pain clinics. Their pain is clearly one of a central nature that has a fibromyalgia distribution, which patients describe as pain "all over."²¹ Presley developed such pain during the last few years of his life. Patients with TBI currently treated by the author have severe constant pain, insomnia, depression, and a variety of mental impairments. All have hypothalamic-pituitary hormone abnormalities and autoimmune inflammatory signs and symptoms. In retrospective analysis of Elvis' head trauma clearly shows that Presley developed or accelerated his autoimmune inflammatory disease after his most serious head trauma in 1967. His previous bouts of head trauma probably contributed to his deterioration, as multiple head traumas are cumulative in effect. Autoimmunity following TBI has historically been believed to occur as a result of hypothalamic-pituitary dysfunction. A new belief is that head trauma causes brain tissue to be jarred loose, and leak into the general circulation through the blood-brain barrier. Brain tissue is not supposed to enter the blood circulation because it is toxic or antigenic to the rest of the body. If this truly occurs, and this author believes it does, it acts like an infectious agent or vaccine in that it causes antibodies to form. These antibodies then become "auto" and start attacking normal tissue. It's even possible these abnormal antibodies attack and further damage the brain.Autoantibodies attack in a random fashion. One day they attack the joints and the next the eye, heart, or liver. Presley clearly suffered multi-organ attacks based on his clinical history, and they varied over time in typical autoimmune fashion. One of the problems with autoimmunity is that it produces inflammation and lowers one's resistance to infections. Inflammation of the arteries in the heart (coronary) and brain (cerebral) are now known to be an end result of inflammation. Presley had hypertension and arteriosclerosis independent of his autoimmune disease, but his autoimmune disorder undoubtedly accelerated the inflammatory process. It is noteworthy that Elvis could not do his usual gyrations on stage in the last couple years of his life as a result of rigidity and spasticity. At times, he even had to use a cane to walk. Pain develops in joints and muscles with TBI.²¹ It is likely that some of Presley's random-appearing drug use was an attempt totreat himself.Only recently has there been an understanding that TBI may cause bizarre behaviors such as reclusivity, obsessive-compulsive habits, paranoia, hostility, peculiar sex habits, poor hygiene, and drug use. It may also cause hypothalamic-pituitary dysfunction and trigger an autoimmune inflammatory process that may produce, over time, a multi-system disorder. The centralized pain syndrome of TBI may not only produce pain in the form of headaches but also spine, joint, and muscular pain. These patients are often misdiagnosed as having "fibromyalgia." Head trauma can be cumulative, meaning that each additional trauma adds to the risk and symptomatology. Drug overdoses, of which Presley had several, usually cause anoxia to the brain and may worsen the problem of brain dysfunction caused by trauma. All of this was on top of several genetic problems including hypertension, megacolon, cytochrome defects, and antitrypsin deficiency (A1). DR Nick noted in Elvis' medical file that he was never the same afterwards. He could no longer remember his movie lines in his last 3 films or the film he was filming at the time (ClamBake), he could no longer remember his lyrics or chords, his behavior became erratic, could no longer remember names, his insomnia was out of control, erratic spending, mood changes, chronic migraines, diagnosed with severe swelling in his retinas, later would be diagnosed with Glaucoma & sever light sensitivity, chronic eye pressure problems, chronic pain. This medical analysis has been done in great part to bring attention to TBI. I believe Elvis Presley clearly knew he was deathly ill, but didn't know why. In retrospect, I believe Elvis Presley was a classic case of cumulative head trauma, followed by an autoimmune inflammatory disorder. None of this was known or recognized in his day. I'm confident he would be pleased to know his predicament may help others, as he was a kind and generous person.²³ Only recently has there been an understanding that TBI may cause bizarre behaviors such as reclusivity, obsessive-compulsive habits, paranoia, hostility, peculiar sex habits, poor hygiene, and drug use. It may also cause hypothalamic-pituitary dysfunction and trigger an autoimmune inflammatory process that may produce, over time, a multi-system disorder. The centralized pain syndrome of TBI may not only produce pain in the form of headaches but also spine, joint, and muscular pain. These patients are often misdiagnosed as having "fibromyalgia." Head trauma can be cumulative, meaning that each additional trauma adds to the risk and symptomatology. Drug overdoses, of which Presley had several, usually cause anoxia to the brain and may worsen the problem of brain dysfunction caused by trauma. All of this was on top of several genetic problems including hypertension, megacolon, cytochrome defects, and antitrypsin deficiency. If you care to read all the Medical Journals write ups of Elvis' death and all the new information that science has finally help solve in his death you can google: DR Forrest Tennant World Leading Neurologists who specializes in TBI's who testified at trial for Elvis' DR also. The state of Tennessee released Elvis full Medical Records and Military records for both trials. He and Elvis' 13 treating Specialist have spent years going over Elvis medical files and Brain Tissue. So Google him & Elvis Traumatic Brain Injury. Baz knows this but he chose to save time and NOT correct history. Every time you parrot that BS it just makes another generation parrot a Geraldo talking point who was pushing a political narrative. Elvis self medicated yes. But that is NOT what killed him. He wasn't taking drugs to escape, he was taking drugs to cope with his chronic pain science knew nothing about.

[@JCX-9]

Yeah that would truly be a fiction. Elvis was a product of his time and environment he grew up in. It made him who he was. There is no perfect. Perfect is boring.

[@colmmeade1824]

Cud not have said it better myself

[@philipswilson]

Hi how are you doing dear

[@janice8514]

Makes me sick that Parker conned Elvis into paying him 50 % of his income! I'm shocked though that Elvis kept Parker on, and didn't reduce that. It had to have been told to him by someone he was being ripped off, just paying for his ridiculous gambling debts.

[@sandraschaffer5891]

You got that right Janice. Parker gambling all his hard earned money away. What a waste.

[@michaelfleming40]

If there hadn't been an Elvis, there wouldn't have been the Beatles.

[@katerinagiannioudi401]

I was 16 when he died and can still remember how much I cried. I even dreamt of him that night. What a singer, man, performer! Sexiest ever!

[@heenanyou]

Error: Elvis wasn't born first, his brother was. I hope the other information in this is correct.

[@yumiko22nana90]

Elvis et en vie U on le laisse tranquille merci pour ce beau film trop mignon en plus très bon acteur 🥰🥰🥰🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@monapahunang3477]

He has nobles way of life before he succeed

[@jrose9378]

Jesse Garron was born FIRST not Elvis

[@krystynagorazdowska3746]

Cudowny czlowiek, piekny mezczyzna, fenomenalny artysta , kochany i podziwiany, filantrop, ale nie mial nikogo przy sobie oddanego, kochajacego go szczerze i prawdziwie ,same sepy

[@mariaamorim1460]

Elvis é rei para sempre. A América pode se orgulhar do GRANDE cantor, ator e músico que fez uma revolução na música! VIVA, ELVIS PRESLEY!!!!!

[@Vera-qi3sv]

Estou com voce e nao abro.

[@JonathanPOyen]

"No, I haven't." Rock on!

[@user-iu4iv4iz9r]

THANK YOU, for finally showing this!!!!❤ His life was more than what has been shown.!!!

[@dogwithwigwamz.7320]

Elvis was pretty much a robust kind of chap. I`m sure he didn`t find Germany such a challenge, even him being from the southern United States.

[@user-go8xm6pk6v]

Elvis was a fine man and took care of his parents Elvis was a gift from god for his mother

[@laurieedeburn2449]

i tuned in because i heard London... i tuned out when the host started preaching his truth

[@hannietjievanrooyen2517]

😮😮😮

[@margaretsmith7063]

GOD BLESS YOU MY BEAUTIFUL GORGEOUS ELVIS LOVE 💘❤♥ 💕 💖 💗 💘❤ 💘 💘❤♥ YOU YEAR'S SWEET DREAMS MY BEAUTIFUL GORGEOUS ELVIS MARGO ❤ ♥ 💕

[@geoffm9944]

His first six years as a pop singer from 1955 to 1961 were his golden years. He recorded many great hits during this period. After 1962, his film career began to falter as the number of mediocre, formulaic films increased and the songs used in the films were no longer instant hits. Popular music would never be the same after Elvis Presley. His style of singing and movement on stage inspired many young singers to move into the world of rock music. It’s a pity that after 1962, he appeared in so many undemanding and below average movies which conflicted with the new wave of realistic 60’s movies, and new rising acting stars.

[@tinaroe6135]

I LOVE ELVIS FOREVER ! RIP. 💘 💘 💘 XOXOXOXOXOXO XOXOXOXO THE GREATEST. LOVE. OF MY LIFE. GREAT DOCUMENTARY. THANKS 💘

[@concepciongallo229]

Elvis SIMPLEMENTE ❤ único vive en nuestro corazón ❤️ ♥️ 💕 💖 💙 💚 ❤️ ♥️ 💕 💖 💙 💚 ELVIS PRESLEY FOREVER BENDICIONES GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR ❤❤❤❤2023 1 13

[@Steger13]

I know where I will go if someday a creat a time machine 😁

[@Steger13]

His mom died in August 14th and elvis died in August 17th so wierd.

[@mm69at]

August 16

[@sandraschaffer5891]

August 16, 1977.

[@carolynhanselman3902]

Jesse was delivered first still born then about 35 minutes later Elvis was born.

[@sharonholt3118]

Great video! Thanks for sharing ❤