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BabiGurl88
12-25-2007, 03:19 PM
Has anybody met him in person or seen him in concert? if soo share your experience meeting him or seein him.

utmom2008
12-25-2007, 05:57 PM
Has anybody met him in person or seen him in concert? if soo share your experience meeting him or seein him.
I never met him, but I saw him in person 10 times. 3 summers in Vegas, from August of 71 to December of 76. The poster that goes by SweetCaroline actually met him once in Vegas.

Awickedreigndrop
12-25-2007, 11:19 PM
I never met him, but I saw him in person 10 times. 3 summers in Vegas, from August of 71 to December of 76. The poster that goes by SweetCaroline actually met him once in Vegas.

Omg, you are so lucky! Even if you didn't meet him. In my "teenie bopper" years, I was so addicted to going to concerts because I love the energy and to me it's better than listening to the recordings. It's such a rush, put that together with Elvis I probably would be the happiest person alive!

nolvis
12-25-2007, 11:36 PM
:xmas:My friend Rita on this site saw Elvis a few times during his August to September 4 Vegas engagement in 1972,and with her husband and i believe other's, met Elvis backstage or in his dressing room because they were part of the British fan's in Vegas for this particular engagement.

And when Col. Parker heard about them being there, he arranged for Rita and her husband Rod to personally meet Elvis I think in his dressing room and Rita said that he was so humble and polite,as well as soft spoken,and he was very genuine in wanting to know as much about them as possible!!! I'll have to get Rita to post the story in it's complete accuracy as I may be missing a couple of odds and ends! Of course Rita was in complete heaven, and also said that Elvis was alot more handsome in person than in pictures etc.!!!:xmas:(y):king:(y):newyear::xmas:

utmom2008
12-25-2007, 11:56 PM
Elvis was alot more handsome in person than in pictures etc.!!!:xmas:(y):king:(y):newyear::xmas:

Hard to believe I'm sure, but yes...he was far more handsome in person.:notworthy

BabiGurl88
12-26-2007, 02:22 PM
you guys are soo lucky to met him.. im glad to hear the he was nice and humble and not a ahole like some artist are rite now...and thanx for replyin to my message u guys are soo nice..

utmom2008
12-26-2007, 04:03 PM
Omg, you are so lucky! Even if you didn't meet him. In my "teenie bopper" years, I was so addicted to going to concerts because I love the energy and to me it's better than listening to the recordings. It's such a rush, put that together with Elvis I probably would be the happiest person alive!
:D:D Those were fun times! :D I did get to kiss him and he gave me a scarf in Vegas...August of 73....:D

marijaep
12-26-2007, 04:05 PM
:D:D Those were fun times! :D I did get to kiss him and he gave me a scarf in Vegas...August of 73....:D

Ahhhhh....Gosh, you are so lucky :wub::)

Diane
12-26-2007, 04:26 PM
Aw now I'm really jealous Rosanne. Saw him twice and no scarf and worse, no kiss.:'(

Diane

nolvis
12-26-2007, 04:26 PM
:DWhat an experience for you utmom2008!!!:xmas::D(y):king:(y):newyear:

Awickedreigndrop
12-26-2007, 11:44 PM
:D:D Those were fun times! :D I did get to kiss him and he gave me a scarf in Vegas...August of 73....:D

Wow, that is the most sweetest thing! I always thought that I was born in the wrong time!

retroprincess
01-02-2008, 04:47 AM
I would have killed to have seen Elvis in '73!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

utmom you are blessed!!!!!!!!!!!

suspicious_mind
01-02-2008, 10:21 PM
I find it sooo hard to believe that he couldve been better looking in person. Ive read that and heard that many times tho.

utmom2008
01-02-2008, 11:03 PM
I find it sooo hard to believe that he couldve been better looking in person. Ive read that and heard that many times tho.
No one believes that, but he truly was. He looked just like his pics, only much more handsome. I remember one time my dad saying that he was "so handsome he almost didn't look real", and we were sitting about 6 feet away!!! :D:D

elvisfan92
07-17-2008, 08:11 PM
Wow, that is the most sweetest thing! I always thought that I was born in the wrong time!

i know what you meen i always feel as though i was born in the wrong time

Genie
07-17-2008, 11:46 PM
Has anybody met him in person or seen him in concert? if soo share your experience meeting him or seein him.

;) Oh most definately I have dear,
I haven't been well so I haven't been online lately, but couldn't pass up a chance to tell everyone what I have always told them...
I met Elvis during the filming of "It happened at the worlds fair"
I was also later in years invited to Graceland on at least 3 ocassions, and Elvis was a gentleman, a very down to earth sweet man. He was funny, he was of course incredibly handsome, and he appreciated that I did't make a point to slobber all over him as most would want to.
I also did not ask for a recipt or autograph for my professional services, being they ere just a muse to get me there.
Elvis has a long time Veterinarian, and he also was not in need of a young vet with a touring ambulatory service in that year, to treat a PG guinie pig.
Or white cat, or hamster or bunny rabbit (which got loose) it was dark and hysterical that we were sneaking in the bushes to find the rabbit, secuity put their flaslights on the both of us, and the sound of our explanantion to this day is rolling in the floor funny! "We are looking for a rabbit."
I saw Elvis in most concerts, in Vegas, backstage passes, on movie sets and we were just friends. He could trust me then, he could now as well...
There has never been a man to equal Elvis Presley. To say I love him, is the understatement of all time.

Merry
07-18-2008, 12:41 AM
Dear Genie,

Did you catch that "waascally wabbit"? lol

25153


Kimmi

john carpenter
07-18-2008, 09:47 AM
Genie did i hear read your post right Elvis' rabbit got loose and you & him were looking for it in the bushes at Graceland? LOL.. Is that all you were doing? Just kidding. I bet Rosanne would've takled him. Great story, you are lucky to have met Elvis.:doh::lmfao::lmfao:

utmom2008
07-18-2008, 09:57 AM
I bet Rosanne would've takled him.

You know it John...a full body slam!:lmfao::lmfao:

LianaKaralivanou
07-18-2008, 12:01 PM
No one believes that, but he truly was. He looked just like his pics, only much more handsome. I remember one time my dad saying that he was "so handsome he almost didn't look real", and we were sitting about 6 feet away!!! :D:D


I think I told you that before, Rosanne, but I'll tell you once again. YOU ARE SUCH A LUCKY LADY! )And not only because you know all the lines from "Girl Happy"!!) Seeing this man, this performer, this unique personality in person, puts you directly into the list of my favorite people in the world! :lol:

TotallyInsane
07-18-2008, 04:21 PM
;) Oh most definately I have dear,
I haven't been well so I haven't been online lately, but couldn't pass up a chance to tell everyone what I have always told them...
I met Elvis during the filming of "It happened at the worlds fair"
I was also later in years invited to Graceland on at least 3 ocassions, and Elvis was a gentleman, a very down to earth sweet man. He was funny, he was of course incredibly handsome, and he appreciated that I did't make a point to slobber all over him as most would want to.
I also did not ask for a recipt or autograph for my professional services, being they ere just a muse to get me there.
Elvis has a long time Veterinarian, and he also was not in need of a young vet with a touring ambulatory service in that year, to treat a PG guinie pig.
Or white cat, or hamster or bunny rabbit (which got loose) it was dark and hysterical that we were sneaking in the bushes to find the rabbit, secuity put their flaslights on the both of us, and the sound of our explanantion to this day is rolling in the floor funny! "We are looking for a rabbit."
I saw Elvis in most concerts, in Vegas, backstage passes, on movie sets and we were just friends. He could trust me then, he could now as well...
There has never been a man to equal Elvis Presley. To say I love him, is the understatement of all time.


So, were you a vet??? I guess I'm not understanding the part about the pets - did Elvis have all those pets?

Unchained Melody
07-18-2008, 04:32 PM
Seeing as how I wasn't born til 13 years after his death I obviously didn't come anywhere near to meeting him..hard to imagine he was as handsome in person as in photo's. I envy you all who got to see him in person!:lol::notworthy

presley31
07-18-2008, 05:14 PM
;) Oh most definately I have dear,
I haven't been well so I haven't been online lately, but couldn't pass up a chance to tell everyone what I have always told them...
I met Elvis during the filming of "It happened at the worlds fair"
I was also later in years invited to Graceland on at least 3 ocassions, and Elvis was a gentleman, a very down to earth sweet man. He was funny, he was of course incredibly handsome, and he appreciated that I did't make a point to slobber all over him as most would want to.
I also did not ask for a recipt or autograph for my professional services, being they ere just a muse to get me there.
Elvis has a long time Veterinarian, and he also was not in need of a young vet with a touring ambulatory service in that year, to treat a PG guinie pig.
Or white cat, or hamster or bunny rabbit (which got loose) it was dark and hysterical that we were sneaking in the bushes to find the rabbit, secuity put their flaslights on the both of us, and the sound of our explanantion to this day is rolling in the floor funny! "We are looking for a rabbit."
I saw Elvis in most concerts, in Vegas, backstage passes, on movie sets and we were just friends. He could trust me then, he could now as well...
There has never been a man to equal Elvis Presley. To say I love him, is the understatement of all time.

never heard about those animals:hmm:

Merry
07-18-2008, 05:29 PM
Here you go.

http://www.nameyourpet.co.uk/22.html

Actually, I'd love a rabbit, but they aren't allowed where I live (we have lots of wild hares, so that will do, lol). I'm into cute fluffy animals, lol.

Unchained Melody
07-18-2008, 05:39 PM
Here you go.

http://www.nameyourpet.co.uk/22.html

Actually, I'd love a rabbit, but they aren't allowed where I live (we have lots of wild hares, so that will do, lol). I'm into cute fluffy animals, lol.

Not sure how we got on the topic of rabbits now..

Merry
07-18-2008, 05:44 PM
Not sure how we got on the topic of rabbits now..


Genie mentioned rabbits or guinea pigs/cats.

I'm commenting that I like rabbits, 'tis all.

presley31
07-18-2008, 05:55 PM
Not sure how we got on the topic of rabbits now..

like many threads it gets off course;)

Elton
07-19-2008, 05:15 AM
Seen him a total of 5 times. First in '74 in Alburn Al, and later that year Aug.27.'74 in Vegas
then in April '75 in Atlanta, on to Mobile of '76 and finally
in Feb.of '77 at Montgomery, Al.
While each and every concert holds something special within itself,the Vegas show reminds my fav. because at the closing of the show,I got to shake hands with him from the stage!

Unchained Melody
07-20-2008, 04:44 AM
Great stuff Elton !! (y)

Elton
07-20-2008, 05:43 AM
Great stuff Elton !! (y)

Yes he was Jon!!(y)

Unchained Melody
07-20-2008, 06:17 AM
From the August 27th 1974 show did you manage to capture any photos? (y)

Elton
07-20-2008, 06:36 AM
No Jon,I didn't,When my party and me had just checked to see if Elvis was to appear and was told They(the hotel) that they had NOT heard anything from Elvis' room so was still up in the air if he would preform or not!
The Hilton had Bill Cosby standing by for a replacement,as Elvis had cancelled the nite before, Later on in the day we went back to the Hilton to check and the line streachin toward the entrance of the showroom answered it all!!
..While a few pics are out that were took on the night,dinner show with the 2peice leather outfit,i did not take any!

BabiGurl88
07-20-2008, 10:57 AM
;) Oh most definately I have dear,
I haven't been well so I haven't been online lately, but couldn't pass up a chance to tell everyone what I have always told them...
I met Elvis during the filming of "It happened at the worlds fair"
I was also later in years invited to Graceland on at least 3 ocassions, and Elvis was a gentleman, a very down to earth sweet man. He was funny, he was of course incredibly handsome, and he appreciated that I did't make a point to slobber all over him as most would want to.
I also did not ask for a recipt or autograph for my professional services, being they ere just a muse to get me there.
Elvis has a long time Veterinarian, and he also was not in need of a young vet with a touring ambulatory service in that year, to treat a PG guinie pig.
Or white cat, or hamster or bunny rabbit (which got loose) it was dark and hysterical that we were sneaking in the bushes to find the rabbit, secuity put their flaslights on the both of us, and the sound of our explanantion to this day is rolling in the floor funny! "We are looking for a rabbit."
I saw Elvis in most concerts, in Vegas, backstage passes, on movie sets and we were just friends. He could trust me then, he could now as well...
There has never been a man to equal Elvis Presley. To say I love him, is the understatement of all time.



wow awsome ure are very lucky!!!!..thanx for sharin ure expericence wit the king :) I will loved to have met him..

lloyd
07-20-2008, 08:40 PM
I know you won't beleive me...but check it out,anyway....K? My name is Larry Loyd.

Elvis was my cousin,and I did get to see him,for most of my life. My Dad was Harold

Loyd....Elvis' first cousin...and also worked for Elvis from 1960,until 1989.

TotallyInsane
07-20-2008, 09:07 PM
I know you won't beleive me...but check it out,anyway....K? My name is Larry Loyd.

Elvis was my cousin,and I did get to see him,for most of my life. My Dad was Harold

Loyd....Elvis' first cousin...and also worked for Elvis from 1960,until 1989.

He's the real McCoy folks!!!

ehollier
07-21-2008, 04:50 AM
;) Oh most definately I have dear,
I haven't been well so I haven't been online lately, but couldn't pass up a chance to tell everyone what I have always told them...
I met Elvis during the filming of "It happened at the worlds fair"
I was also later in years invited to Graceland on at least 3 ocassions, and Elvis was a gentleman, a very down to earth sweet man. He was funny, he was of course incredibly handsome, and he appreciated that I did't make a point to slobber all over him as most would want to.
I also did not ask for a recipt or autograph for my professional services, being they ere just a muse to get me there.
Elvis has a long time Veterinarian, and he also was not in need of a young vet with a touring ambulatory service in that year, to treat a PG guinie pig.
Or white cat, or hamster or bunny rabbit (which got loose) it was dark and hysterical that we were sneaking in the bushes to find the rabbit, secuity put their flaslights on the both of us, and the sound of our explanantion to this day is rolling in the floor funny! "We are looking for a rabbit."
I saw Elvis in most concerts, in Vegas, backstage passes, on movie sets and we were just friends. He could trust me then, he could now as well...
There has never been a man to equal Elvis Presley. To say I love him, is the understatement of all time.

What a lucky woman you are!!!!!! Thank you for sharing your memories of him. It is such a pleasure to hear of one who has such fond memories of such an incredible person!!!

Merry
07-21-2008, 05:09 AM
I know you won't beleive me...but check it out,anyway....K? My name is Larry Loyd.

Elvis was my cousin,and I did get to see him,for most of my life. My Dad was Harold

Loyd....Elvis' first cousin...and also worked for Elvis from 1960,until 1989.


Hello Lloyd :D

What is your fondest memory of our man?

:D
Thank you,
Regards,
Kim

lloyd
07-22-2008, 05:47 PM
My favorite memory would be the chance to talk to him...one-on-one.

I had that pleasure on several occassions,and what struck me was that

he seemed more nervous than I was. We never talked about his job,what

he did for a living, it was always other stuff....badges,meeting Nixon, etc.

Merry
07-30-2008, 04:35 PM
My favorite memory would be the chance to talk to him...one-on-one.

I had that pleasure on several occassions,and what struck me was that

he seemed more nervous than I was. We never talked about his job,what

he did for a living, it was always other stuff....badges,meeting Nixon, etc.


Thanks Lloyd for replying and sharing.

Take care,
Kim

Lainey
07-30-2008, 04:40 PM
My favorite memory would be the chance to talk to him...one-on-one.

I had that pleasure on several occassions,and what struck me was that

he seemed more nervous than I was. We never talked about his job,what

he did for a living, it was always other stuff....badges,meeting Nixon, etc.

Considering that there were so many people around, I bet one-on-one time was difficult to get! Did he look you in the eyes when he talked with you? Was he attentive?