𝙀𝙇𝙑𝙄𝙎 𝐄𝐥𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝐒𝐜𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐥 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐜𝐞𝐫𝐭 𝐁𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐩, 𝐋𝐚 (1955) ⚡️
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- On Episode #48 of Globetrotting With Trey.. Learn a very cool Elvis location in Bastrop, Louisiana. Elvis performed at Southside Elementary School on February 24th, 1955. Explore the building with me..You will probably be fascinated with this episode! I enjoyed finding it...
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Once again thanks Trey for sharing this great story about our Elvis. I can just see him standing on that stage singing his heart out!! Love ❤️ this!!
Thanks Trey!!! That was awesome!!!!!
You did it again Trey👍. Another fabulous story, I can only but imagine, seeing Elvis perform in those days. That was at the beginning of the Elvis explosion ..great job👌- - TCB Frankie’Elvis’
It was real Elvis! My favorite time of his career
can you imagine paying just a dollar to see Elvis... great story!!!
That would've been awesome
I wish you had a time machine Trey! lol I can only imagine. I loved hearing the stories from the people who attended the show. I know a dollar doesn't sound like much money to us, but I imagine that it was back then! What I wouldn't give to go back in time to see Elvis. lol Shame the school is abandon now, shame to let the building go like that not to mention the history it has with Elvis. Great video Trey, very cool indeed!
What an epic video Trey! Man when you played the clip of “ Thats All Right”, I got chills brother! Well done! Keep em coming man. All of this footage you are getting is going to be Priceless when these places disappear!
I felt that would add to the moment! It was cool standing there looking at that stage and knowing who once was there!
Thanks for sharing, Trey. Sad that the bldg is no longer used, but things happen. Schools grow, combine, etc. Glad you found the cafeteria
Another great one Trey!...good job!, keep them coming!
SO cool brother!!!!! Love it!! Places like this amaze me! Keep on ROCKIN!!!😎
Love this story Elvis always had that affect on women
The women loved him for sure.. Elvis had it made..
So excited to see where Elvis first performed. Trey you are a wonderful story teller💙
THIS IS FANTASTIC! So glad you persisted and found the stage. Love this story. You should send a link of this video to the school district for historical preservation. Mother Maybelle & The Carter sisters, Elvis Presley with Scotty Moore and Bill Black! (May just stop the district from demolishing another piece of Music History. This is my new favorite video.
I may just do that.. it is one of my favorite show so far!
Great vid Trey! You always find such out of the way treasures for us! What a fantastic story and memories from those who happened to see him there. Thank you so much for your diligent detective work and all of the hard work you put into finding these rare gems!!! Keep em coming, love it!!!
I have fun bringing these stories back to life all these years later..
@@GlobetrottingWithTrey And I thank you for that!!! 👌
Great video Trey, your like me got to snoop more to find out more lol. Man a dollar if he new what was ahead of him thanks for all your hard work Trey
another awesome video Trey. Thankyou for sharing. I really do hope this building stays there for historical purposes.Love to go there to see it myself .
Wow This is Gold ! Well done Mr. Trey.Hope Graceland pick up on this historic Elvis story.
Love it tray good work 🤝
OMG this is so cool!
I was only 5 but I loved is music great story about him well done xxxx
Another excellent find Trey. 👍👍
South Side is now a homeless shelter!! That is the stage, I went to southside in 1968.
This is a very good story lovely Elvis history thank you
THANK YOU TREY !!! WONDERFUL ❤
That was awesome! Like you said Trey, if only we had a time machine!!!
Another great video Trey!!!
That's a awesome Elvis story !! I got tickled when the one girl said she was never washing her hand after Elvis touched it. lol !! I probably would have said the same thing.😄😉 Thank you Trey for sharing another awesome video with us !! 👍❤
It probably smelled like BRUT. That’s what Elvis used.
Grey stuff Trey.. keep it up
Will do!
Thanks Trey!
VERY COOL!!
Thank You
Awesome
Thanks!
That’s great trey. What’s going to happen to the building. Why don’t you see if you can purchase the stage.
I’ll work on it
Fantastic story tray nailed it 🇬🇧👍
This is brilliant Trey, more Elvis history, captured on film, because they will almost definitely get rid of this building eventually, thank you for sharing this, loved it ❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Yes, I had to capture it before it’s forever too late
I think the Greatest thing of all is Elvis always remembered where he came from. Just image how he felt a normal everyday person wanting to sing and unsure how people were going to react. Look I took drama for 4 years. I loved to act, but I had one big problem I was scared to death. My last name started with a W. I was always last. So you stayed behind the curtain and waited. Oh My God it was the worse. I remember my stomach hurting I thought I was going to throw up or pass out which ever came first. My hands were sweating. I was a mess then I would go out and do my thing. People loved it. I thought wow that's cool. Then after seeing all these actors and the hell they go through because they have no privacy. They can't go anywhere or do anything without people wanting their autograph or to touch them. Well that wasn't going to work for me. I like my privacy. I really admire Elvis he did it even if he was terrified and all the people grabbing at him. I could see why he didn't want to sleep. I'm sorry I can just imagine. So even if he had everything that money could buy and all the money in the world. It wouldn't be any good if you didn't have any freedom at all. Think about it.🤔
Fame trapped him no doubt.. he was very isolated later on.
That is so sad. I just can't imagine. My heart goes out to him, but I really admire him because he did it. He is a very smart man. There were times I thought if I knew him I would hide him out and try to protect him. Give him some peace and quite. I have been reading alot of what people are saying I don't know. They are still madly in love with him. It is a crazy world. God bless 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤
Another great story Trey, your video’s are so informative. I look forward to the next one.
Glad you learn something from them Carole! Thanks for watching.
Standing room only,4 or 500 hundred kids dancing and screaming,Elvis up there hopping and dancing doing his thing girls falling out.I was born to late.
Yeah it had to be a fun night in Bastrop for that crowd and I’m sure Elvis made some lifelong fans that saw him the first time in that cafeteria!
YES Mr.TREY, you are NOW a certified ELVIS ARCHIVIST as sacrificing and researchful as Mr. SPAGUY and Ms. ASHLEY DREW. By the way, honestly Mr. TREY, you too got a fine FEEDBACK VOICE. Why, your young vocal tone could very well fit a working DJ or a RADIO/TV Broadcaster. Am not exaggerating or being a flatterer but I can indeed sense this well and good. My hearing nerves has a humble taste.You could be like GEORGE KLEIN who fascinatingly entertained EP FANS via AIRWAVES of THE KING's audio recorded legacy!!!
I appreciate that advice.. I’m an actor so maybe I can do some voice work in the near future
Playing that's Allright momma while showing that stage brought this story to life it was almost like you took us back in time to that night Elvis played there. Great story Trey.
That was my goal man.. thanks for the comment and for watching
Hi Trey. Damn fine video & tremendous detective work on your part! You have my respect!. One small thing. You did mispronounce the Duke of Paducah's name both times you mentioned him. Instead of me trying to explain how to pronounce it just ask an old timer like Spa Guy for the correct pronunciation. Other than that it was very enlightening & entertaining. Please continue your good work and stay safe.
Thanks for watching John and letting me know.. I need to research him.. I bet I know how to pronounce it now.. lol
Elvis Aaron Presley é um encanto! Por isso o público vibrava! King cantava e dançava admiravelmente! King cantava variados estilos de música. Elvis Presley será sempre King the Rock and Roll! I Love, King! 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓👏👏👏👏
elvis era o homem. obrigado por assistir
Great info wish you could've made arrangements to go inside and stand where he did maybe you can do a follow-up video if you can get in
If I’m close I will try my best to get inside.. if there is a will there is a way.. I’m getting in that stage. Stay tuned
Fantástico!!! Gracias!!! Ojalá tuviésemos esa máquina del tiempo 😊👏👏👏
Very nice digging to find the correct location were Elvis,Scotty,Bill, played Trey. Trying to picture in '55 in various parts of the country how well known Elvis was at this point. Get a kick out of who else was 'on the bill' just like here Carter Sisters, & Duke of Paducah. Those old promotional newspaper adverts are cool to see also. As an aside to your story,, were the article said 'it was like seeing something from another planet',, can barely remember when The Beatles were to appear on Ed Sullivan for first time,,have a sister 8 years older than me,,,and her and her cronies were glued to TV and was very much like going to see something from another planet appearing for the first time. Hard to imagine how that was unless lived it. Thanks again.
Imagine he was playing little venues at that point and it just grew and grew until he is selling out stadiums..
Awesome footage. Thank you so much. Wishing you a Happy New Year 2024 !
Hi Trey,
WOW!!!!!!! $1 to see Elvis, unbelievable. I can imagine Elvis, Bill and Scotty on that stage. Thanks sherlock, amazing work xxx 💝
He was definitely there Once Upon a Time!
Yes great story , well done Trey
I appreciate that Al. It is one of my favorites so far!
I have been to Bastrop many times and never knew this. Thanks for the video!
Make sure to visit it next time before it’s too late
Once upon a time in his life...Elvis was right there on that stage. Great to see that Trey. It don't get much cooler than that. 👍🏻😎
He was Once Upon a Time!
Thank you for investigating this stage in the back WOW you found it Trey⚡️TCB
Thank you Trey. I always enjoy your stories and information about Elvis. God bless you.
Well done son good job #TCB⚡
Tcb Anthony
You’re on a roll Trey! These authentic sites and their stories actually make Elvis come alive in ways we’ve never known! 🌸
I appreciate that.. that is my goal
I went to this elementary school from 1st grade to 6th grade and performed talent shows, plays, etc.. on this stage. NO ONE ELVER TOLD US THAT ELVIS PERFORMED ON THIS STAGE. Thank you for the journey back in time.
Hey I’m from Bastrop La
My uncle was a teacher at this school
TREY: THIS VIDEO WAS FANTASTIC; SURE WISH I COULD HAVE BEEN THERE: I WOULD HAVE BEEN IN AWE AND WOULD HAVE MADE ME DREAM OF BECOMING A STRONGER PERSON: " FOLLOW THAT DREAM!!!!!"*(👑💥💜💛🧡💙💚❤💎🥰🥰🥰💦 KEEP YOUR DREAM ALIVE TREY: ENJOYED TREMENDOUSLY 👑💦🥰🥰🥰💎❤💚💙🧡💛💜💥🛍💍📿💄💦
You have a great talent, Trey! You create magic and excitement when you bring these great Elvis moments to us. Thank you so much!
What’s up Trey, I’m visiting Memphis the first week of November and I’m trying to find a place to stay which is friendly for my pit bull to stay with us. I found a home near Memphis Zoo close to Crosstown Concourse. Is this a good area to stay in? I’m not fimlar with any of the area. Thanks Lee from SC any recommendations will be greatly appreciated
That area should be good. Just don’t go walking around the neighborhoods alone at night and wearing gold necklaces and flashing money and you should be ok.
Thanks brother, I’m a big fan. Keep up the great content. Would love to meet you in you’re in Memphis the first week of November l!
Wow, How lucky were those people? Wow. For a dollar!! What a beautiful old empty stage. Lucky you went up that hill to have a gander! Lovely video Trey. Cool research. That's one thing I would love is a time machine. To be transported to a time when everything was cool! The clothes, the music, the cars and Elvis! Great stuff.
Went to school here 1st 2nd and 3rd grade before the integration. Ate in the cafeteria many days and later got to see Elvis in concert in the 7th grade. I played on that stage with my friends and never once thought about Elvis appearance there. Thanks for the story.
This just gives me goosebumps!!!👍👌👏
Mission accomplished!
👍👍😊
Nice work Trey ⭐️⭐️👍🏻
Thanks Mlle, glad you enjoyed it
On the bright side, those are brand new windows, so the school probably isn't scheduled to be torn down.
Great video, Trey!
I hope not.. it definitely has been empty for awhile..
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No pics of him at this location? Crazy, it looks like it must have back then.
Nothing just a date, location, and news article that I found from someone 20 years later that was there..
This is so cool thank you for this history lesson .
Glad you enjoyed it
Trey, you delivered another great story/ location from the 50’s of our main man King Elvis....awesome brother! I hope they try to hold on to some of these buildings that are still
standing in where Elvis performed! Totally historic!!!!!👍👌
I hope they don’t knock it down.. I’ll be watching
Love this story Trey. Just wow ! A dollar to see Elvis, Scotty & Bill and the Carter family at an elementary school in Louisiana in 1955. Wow ! ~ Pallas
People at that show had no idea what they were witnessing..
Wow to actually have seen history in the making.Even young Elvis did not know what tornado was waiting for him and took him for the ride of his life.
No he didn’t.. he just was loving being able to sing and make a few dollars!
The Day I Was Born!
It was a good day!
Прекрасный рассказ, большое спасибо! Жаль только, что в этом помещении или вокруг него нет памятных знаков о историческом выступлении Элвиса. Эл, мы тебя очень любим и помним!!! И благодарю за титры на русском
я ценю ваш комментарий, спасибо за просмотр. Следите за новыми сериями о Элвисе каждый вторник.
Que maravilhoso ver onde ELVIS fez show. Amei. Obrigado!
que bom que você gostou. Fique ligado para novos episódios de Elvis todas as terças-feiras
Obrigado! Bom dia. 👏👏
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Treeeeey!!! You did it. I can't believe you did this story. There's a father and son duo that have an Elvis channel dedicated to visiting venues where Elvis had played, and I have been waiting to see if they ever do a story on Bastrop even though they mainly do 70's venues See, I went to 2nd through 4th grade at southside back in the mid 70's and haven't lived in Bastrop since 1978 when my step dad worked for international paper co. in Bastrop. I can't believe I get to revisit a bit of my childhood as well as where Elvis played as a very young man. A double winner for me.
@@janm62 I remember that stage from doing Christmas shows there. I was an Elvis fan when I was 6 or 7 and I knew he had played at the school when he was first starting out. I have been kind of keeping an eye out for someone to do a story about his performance there..... Bear with me, I also was filmed at the Louisiana state fair in Monroe in 1975 with my mom, my best friend and his mom. Rick Nelson was headlining the state fair and this camera crew was going around to people asking questions about Ricky Nelson playing there. They asked us questions and when they asked me who my favorite singer was, I was to say Ricky Nelson but I blew it when they asked me because I said Elvis Presley. I have found video of this Rick Nelson concert at the fair and of other people interviewed about him but not of us. I would love if it turned up.
I’m glad I could make that story happen for you man.. it’s one of my favorite finds! Do you remember anyone telling stories of Elvis in Bastrop when you lived there? Anything you remember and did people talk about him playing on that stage when you lived there?
@@janm62 I know. I bet it exists somewhere. My mom scolded me when I said Elvis and we did another take but I didn't do much better that time when they asked me. I did say Rick Nelson the second take but there was a pause before I answered and I bet everyone could tell I wasn't happy and that I wasn't bei g honest. I did like Ricky Nelson too but he just wasn't my favorite.
@@GlobetrottingWithTrey Trey, I wish there was something but it was 20 years after still at that point when I was a grade schooler there. The thing I remember is how Elvis was on a different level where I grew up in the south back in the 70's. He was almost on a Prophet type level. I think everyone in the south viewed him as one of their own who came from the dirt and had nothing to become the biggest star in the world and Elvis took as many people with him as he could and had respect for his parents and elders. One thing, almost above all else is that Elvis stayed in Memphis and never left (I know he had homes in California), and the people respected Elvis for not forgetting where he came from. When he died just how upset everyone was. It wasn't like anything else I have ever seen. Princess Dianna reminded me a little because everyone (especially in England) was so upset. My mom mourned for like 3 days and is only 1 of 2 times I saw her cry over a famous person dying. Natalie Wood was the other. Elvis did like 330 shows in 1955, all over the south, mainly Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana. That would be a great story, to try and run down whatever you could dig up about those shows. The Elvis concert data base has the dates and venues and other info about every concert he ever did and may be a possible starting point for figuring out if you could dig up some stories about that amazing time in his life where he was trying to make it by barnstorming the south.
@@janm62 oh sorry, Jan. I wish I had specific stories about it. We weren't well connected in Bastrop and only lived there about 4 years so I don't recall any stories about Elvis playing there. I don't remember when I first thought this, but I remember not understanding why a star like Elvis would have played there because by the time I went to school there no one would be playing the school cafeteria besides us kids. Everyone says 1956 was the magic year for Elvis, which it was commercially, but 1955 was the most interesting year to me in a lot of ways. He played all over the south, some 300+ shows, and was making a name for himself by himself almost. Many people make it seem like Colonel invented Elvis in a lab somewhere, but Elvis was knocking on the door to stardom when Colonel swooped in and signed him, all in thanks largely to all the hard work Elvis put in in 1955.