Thanks Billy! Very interesting video! All these country and western singers were my dad’s favorites he’d tell me stories about these guys! Don’t remember the stories but sure do recognize their names! These historic places are great to see and thanks for this video and sending the Glory up! You definitely travel a lot Billy! Never stopped at all those locations on my many trips/ vacations! Seen quite a few for that I thank my dad! Yes Billy you go that extra mile to bring us so much that we will never see! 👍😌😎
Thank you so very much for sharing this with us. It was wonderful and I love history also. It was very exciting. Thank you again. You work so hard for us We appreciate you. Sending blessings and prayers love and hugs. To you and your family and tell tray I appreciate him too.
Spa Guy, first your Podcast second your video A great way to start our morning! Thank You for sharing this intersection historic location. Arrivederci!
Billy right beyond the last curve in the river you saw is Island Home Airport (Downtown Airport). The Historic Island Home Neighborhood in which I lived most of my life. And of course I have to put in the Elvis connection, the odd looking building down the road from A.J. and Blount Mansion was the Hyatt Regency where Elvis stayed when in town.
I couldn't find any information about where Elvis stayed while there.. email me if you have all of the info so I can do my Knoxville Elvis Story.. billy@thesgnetwork.com
@@weeklyspaguy Sorry Billy, all I can remember was a friend of ours, deceased years ago, owned a carpet business and was at the Hyatt to measure for or give a estimate for new installation and wasn't able to go on one of the floors because Elvis had rented the entire floor.
The Burger Bar in Bristol. VA, across the street from Bristol, TN, is reported to be Hank Sr.’s last stop, although he was apparently asleep in the back seat of his car, or something like that, during that stop, or who knows, maybe already deceased. The place still has good burgers. Also, I was fortunate enough to have met Roy Acuff once, when I had a backstage pass at the Opry. He was so kind, and welcomed me into his dressing room. Roy was from Maynardville, TN, northeast of Knoxville, and not far from where I live. The World’s Fair was in 1982. I was in college just south of Knoxville at Maryville College during that time. New highway systems were constructed just for the fair. It was a big deal. Thank you for doing stories from here in northeast Tennessee!
13:15 Dirty Hippies in Knoxville, lol. That cracked me up Billy. Cool video, love learning about history I previously wasn't aware of. Only been to Knoxville once when I went to Gatlinburg but didn't get to explore much. Would like to go back one day and see more of the town.
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Thanks Billy!
Very interesting video! All these country and western singers were my dad’s favorites he’d tell me stories about these guys! Don’t remember the stories but sure do recognize their names! These historic places are great to see and thanks for this video and sending the Glory up! You definitely travel a lot Billy! Never stopped at all those locations on my many trips/ vacations! Seen quite a few for that I thank my dad! Yes Billy you go that extra mile to bring us so much that we will never see! 👍😌😎
That was intersecting 😊Thanks again Spa Guy ❤
Thank you so very much for sharing this with us. It was wonderful and I love history also.
It was very exciting.
Thank you again. You work so hard for us We appreciate you.
Sending blessings and prayers love and hugs.
To you and your family and tell tray I appreciate him too.
Spa Guy, first your Podcast second your video A great way to start our morning!
Thank You for sharing this intersection historic location.
Arrivederci!
Billy right beyond the last curve in the river you saw is Island Home Airport (Downtown Airport). The Historic Island Home Neighborhood in which I lived most of my life. And of course I have to put in the Elvis connection, the odd looking building down the road from A.J. and Blount Mansion was the Hyatt Regency where Elvis stayed when in town.
I couldn't find any information about where Elvis stayed while there.. email me if you have all of the info so I can do my Knoxville Elvis Story.. billy@thesgnetwork.com
@@weeklyspaguy Sorry Billy, all I can remember was a friend of ours, deceased years ago, owned a carpet business and was at the Hyatt to measure for or give a estimate for new installation and wasn't able to go on one of the floors because Elvis had rented the entire floor.
The Burger Bar in Bristol. VA, across the street from Bristol, TN, is reported to be Hank Sr.’s last stop, although he was apparently asleep in the back seat of his car, or something like that, during that stop, or who knows, maybe already deceased. The place still has good burgers. Also, I was fortunate enough to have met Roy Acuff once, when I had a backstage pass at the Opry. He was so kind, and welcomed me into his dressing room. Roy was from Maynardville, TN, northeast of Knoxville, and not far from where I live. The World’s Fair was in 1982. I was in college just south of Knoxville at Maryville College during that time. New highway systems were constructed just for the fair. It was a big deal. Thank you for doing stories from here in northeast Tennessee!
Yes I filmed that In another video.. I think the Bristol Video I did..
Nice History.
13:15 Dirty Hippies in Knoxville, lol. That cracked me up Billy. Cool video, love learning about history I previously wasn't aware of. Only been to Knoxville once when I went to Gatlinburg but didn't get to explore much. Would like to go back one day and see more of the town.
So cool, you found something with Fort Walton Beach, Florida! I have to tell my brother about this who lives in Maryville.
Knoxville Tennessee, my hometown.
Another little family tidbit is that Roy Acuff is a distant cousin on my maternal side. 😊
Interesting..
True.. people with their loud mufflers suck...