I remember when I saw this a while back, I was so excited to see the last part of the footage too. Elvis looks so cool here. I wish there was more footage like this.
Well, at least it is to me... Check out after minute 6:50
P.S. Sorry for the false alarme if you already seen that. Sure many haven't just as me.
I remember when I saw this a while back, I was so excited to see the last part of the footage too. Elvis looks so cool here. I wish there was more footage like this.
Love Elvis...The Greatest
RIP Tommy
New to me thanks for the post man.
"How do I get placed in situations like this? Ah hell, I guess it's all part of showbusiness "~ Elvis in his limo on his way to perform in Omaha, NE on June 19th 1977
There are evident cuts at 4:30 and 7:05, wonder if ever will see the full interview, its been revealing little more bit by bit since that small part in the Great Performances videos and then in those GT VHS's tapes back in the 90's.
Glad this is new for you U. M.
First of all. thanks for the link. Really love this press conference as he's so sharp, looks great, like a caged panther. He also says a couple of very telling things, for example, right off the hop Elvis was asked, how he liked Houston, or Texas in general. He said he liked it, "compared to Las Vegas." So after his second Vegas engagement, he already had started to sour playing that city. He also chose to criticize his movies, which he also did in EOT.
this is great many thanks for posting this.
Thanks for this friend
Elvis is the coolest in the world i love him very much i love not only the signer but the person he was inside.
Elvis i love you!
Me and Elvis
it's a montage
Looks like he had a bad cold.
Thanks for posting, he says in the last part, Vancouver Canada was the largest crowd he had ever played to at that point, "25,000.00". I believe that was 1957.
I read stories that he didn't sell out the first show in Houston on that tour and he thought it was over. But all the shows that followed were sold out by that afternoon.
guess coming out of all them movies the people weren't used to the "Elvis on Tour" yet.