How old do I have to be before I've seen and heard everything about Elvis? Is 300 or 500 years enough? It's incredible that even after almost 50 years, I see "new" things over and over again.
I believe Baz is working on something with never-before-seen footage from on tour and that's the way it is. So we will at least get more video from those concerts, but I agree they need to release a box set with footage that they have.
@@martyduncan2636 yeah a lot of it was side effects from certain drugs that he took to function. I highly recommend the book Elvis Destined to Die Young, it goes into all the details from his birth to his death. It’s fascinating!
Good question, from the embroidery work it almost looks like he was going for a vest-type look but still gave Elvis the sleeves. Not my least favorite suit but it is far from my favorite.
Bob Joyce is 17 years younger than Elvis. Bob was born June 19th 1952. Elvis was born January 8th 1935. Elvis was a senior in high school when Bob was born. Bob has a Texas accent because he was born in Texas. Elvis has a Southern Mississippi acecent. Elvis got got married in 1967. Bob got married in 1975. Elvis was dating Linda Thompson at that time. An electronic voice analysis was done by a professional vocal coach in England. His conclusion was that even though there were similarities they are different people. A retired FBI hand writing expert compared Bob Joyce hand writing to the hand writing in the letter that Elvis wrote to then President Nixon in 1970. It was concluded that there were no similarities. Again it was determined that they are 2 different people. As far as any resemblance there is none. Elvis was 6 feet while Bob is 5' 10". Bob's eyes, nose, teeth and mouth are different. As well his cheek and chin are different. Finally, I am friends with Edward Tracey who is best friends with both Bob and Matt Joyce and is part of their inner circle of friends and has assured me that Bob Joyce is Not Elvis Presley. There is alot more tangible evidence proving that Bob Joyce is Not Elvis Presley. I think he's a great person and preacher. I listen to his sermons regularly. Personally I think it would be great if he were Elvis. those who believe he's Elvis are delusional. Please stop.
@@LevYRKThe sad part is really disturbing! It would have to be a monumental coverup! Everyone from his entourage, musicians, Family members, The funeral home, the doctors who attended him at the hospital, the autopsist! Hundreds would all have to be in on it. And we KNOW they are Not! But, people want to live in a fantasy world, well they can!
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 Elvis did more socially for black america than the government. He frequently broke segregation laws both performing and in his day to day life to break down those social barriers. And friend I don’t even have to mention his earliest records had so much black influence people thought he was black.
@@GabeBoehElvis Name one thing Elvis did to break down segregation laws. Lets start with when did he pick up his microphone, walk out on stage and speak of racial segregation, and then lets finish with when did he walk along side white people with MLK against racial segregation?
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 easy he went to and made sure he was photographed at colored night at the Memphis fairgrounds, he went to black clubs where he was intentionally photographed. Due to his popularity and influence this would help shape public opinion, of course financially he regularly donated to the NAACP, he brought black music into the main stream by charting such music on charts where only WHITE sound was heard until then, in 1970 he forced the astrodome to change its policy because he was told to leave his (racial slur) background singers at home before he did multiple shows there for crowds of over 30,000. He frequently defended his choice when asked why he would choose black background singers, finally when asked about inventing rock and roll he promptly said he didn’t and brought the attention to the black musicians who “have been playing this more years than I know” he may have not marched with Dr. King but he sure as hell played a key roll in shaping public opinion regarding race relations
@@GabeBoehElvis So, having your photo with a black man is supposed to break down racial barriers? How so? Here we go again, lets bring up the Astrodome. Here is a question about that issue. Why did it take Elvis from 1954 to 1968 that is 34 years to use any black artist? How delusional are you? Elvis DID NOT!!! bring black music into white main stream radio. White girls were going to black clubs because that's where all the action was. There were no black girls going to see Elvis. there was plenty of white girls going to black clubs to see black artists. White America needed a great white hope to get the white girls out of the black clubs. For obvious reasons. Elvis was found moulded and sold to white American teenage girls as the great white hope for white America. You want proof? Go to any Elvis reaction and ask how many comments are from black Americans. The answer will be ZERO!!! Why is it that when a white reactor reacts to Elvis, there is never a mention for them to watch Elvis and the black community? However, when a black reactor reacts, you can bet London to a brick there will be several comments to watch that video which is a lie.
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How old do I have to be before I've seen and heard everything about Elvis? Is 300 or 500 years enough? It's incredible that even after almost 50 years, I see "new" things over and over again.
It's a shame they won't release the on tour concerts.
I believe Baz is working on something with never-before-seen footage from on tour and that's the way it is. So we will at least get more video from those concerts, but I agree they need to release a box set with footage that they have.
Simply the best our elvis
@@billydonnelly7639 Yes he was one in a billion
That’s what I think at times 🤣
Still hearing and seeing new stuff particularly outtakes which are pretty decent
The best all of the time Forever 🔝👑⚡❤️ ciao dall'Italia 🇮🇹
There's no comparing, Elvis truly was the best.
1:00 Oh my goodness can you imagine Elvis sitting down face-to-face with you and chatting it up??!
Elvis Presley díosl del Rock and Roll
Eso ke maravilla divina no díos del Rock
Oh Elvis divino Dios dei rock
This was a few days before I was born I was born on the 25 of that year
I was born the 27th! Happy birthday to us 😊
Even Elvis smashed guitars. Wow!
By this point in his career, Elvis was just going through the motions. The guitar had just become a stage prop.
Elvis Presley don't hit yourself
Awesome video!
😍😍😍😍😍
Oh mi vida charly siemprre ai cien
Elvis was not in top form during the Summer ‘75 engagement. I sure showed here.
@@martyduncan2636 yeah a lot of it was side effects from certain drugs that he took to function. I highly recommend the book Elvis Destined to Die Young, it goes into all the details from his birth to his death. It’s fascinating!
Love Elvis, but that was the worst outfit he wore,what was his designer thinking off.
Good question, from the embroidery work it almost looks like he was going for a vest-type look but still gave Elvis the sleeves. Not my least favorite suit but it is far from my favorite.
He should've ride a horse with that outfit. :))
😮poqueserecuerdasumuerteyestabibi
Very good show, Bob Joyce. 🫵👑
Is it he? Who knows? Could be Bob. We will never find out.
Bob Joyce is 17 years younger than Elvis.
Bob was born June 19th 1952.
Elvis was born January 8th 1935.
Elvis was a senior in high school when Bob was born.
Bob has a Texas accent because he was born in Texas.
Elvis has a Southern Mississippi acecent.
Elvis got got married in 1967.
Bob got married in 1975.
Elvis was dating Linda Thompson at that time.
An electronic voice analysis was done by a professional vocal coach in England.
His conclusion was that even though there were similarities they are different people.
A retired FBI hand writing expert compared Bob Joyce hand writing to the hand writing in the letter that Elvis wrote to then President Nixon in 1970.
It was concluded that there were no similarities. Again it was determined that they are 2 different people.
As far as any resemblance there is none.
Elvis was 6 feet while Bob is 5' 10".
Bob's eyes, nose, teeth and mouth are different. As well his cheek and chin are different.
Finally, I am friends with Edward Tracey who is best friends with both Bob and Matt Joyce and is part of their inner circle of friends and has assured me that Bob Joyce is Not Elvis Presley.
There is alot more tangible evidence proving that Bob Joyce is Not Elvis Presley.
I think he's a great person and preacher. I listen to his sermons regularly. Personally I think it would be great if he were Elvis.
those who believe he's Elvis are delusional. Please stop.
@@LevYRKThe sad part is really disturbing! It would have to be a monumental coverup! Everyone from his entourage, musicians, Family members, The funeral home, the doctors who attended him at the hospital, the autopsist! Hundreds would all have to be in on it. And we KNOW they are Not! But, people want to live in a fantasy world, well they can!
Couldn’t have said it better myself- absolutely delusional
It’s Elvis!!
In 1975 pastor impersonator was in Texas getting married.
High as a kite.
Ah Elvis, the great white hope for white America.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 Elvis did more socially for black america than the government. He frequently broke segregation laws both performing and in his day to day life to break down those social barriers. And friend I don’t even have to mention his earliest records had so much black influence people thought he was black.
@@GabeBoehElvis Name one thing Elvis did to break down segregation laws. Lets start with when did he pick up his microphone, walk out on stage and speak of racial segregation, and then lets finish with when did he walk along side white people with MLK against racial segregation?
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 easy he went to and made sure he was photographed at colored night at the Memphis fairgrounds, he went to black clubs where he was intentionally photographed. Due to his popularity and influence this would help shape public opinion, of course financially he regularly donated to the NAACP, he brought black music into the main stream by charting such music on charts where only WHITE sound was heard until then, in 1970 he forced the astrodome to change its policy because he was told to leave his (racial slur) background singers at home before he did multiple shows there for crowds of over 30,000. He frequently defended his choice when asked why he would choose black background singers, finally when asked about inventing rock and roll he promptly said he didn’t and brought the attention to the black musicians who “have been playing this more years than I know” he may have not marched with Dr. King but he sure as hell played a key roll in shaping public opinion regarding race relations
@@GabeBoehElvis So, having your photo with a black man is supposed to break down racial barriers? How so? Here we go again, lets bring up the Astrodome. Here is a question about that issue. Why did it take Elvis from 1954 to 1968 that is 34 years to use any black artist? How delusional are you? Elvis DID NOT!!! bring black music into white main stream radio. White girls were going to black clubs because that's where all the action was. There were no black girls going to see Elvis. there was plenty of white girls going to black clubs to see black artists. White America needed a great white hope to get the white girls out of the black clubs. For obvious reasons. Elvis was found moulded and sold to white American teenage girls as the great white hope for white America. You want proof? Go to any Elvis reaction and ask how many comments are from black Americans. The answer will be ZERO!!! Why is it that when a white reactor reacts to Elvis, there is never a mention for them to watch Elvis and the black community? However, when a black reactor reacts, you can bet London to a brick there will be several comments to watch that video which is a lie.
This is not Elvis.
I can tell you for sure this is Elvis!