FAMOUS GRAVE TOUR - Viewers Special #17 (Randy Rhoads, The Lady in Black, etc.)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2022
- Welcome to Hollywood Graveyard. Today we conclude our tour filmed by you, the Hollywood Graveyard community, as we travel the world to visit famous and historical graves in your neck of the woods. In this tour we land back home in California, to find legends like Jack London, John Steinbeck, The Lady in Black, Randy Rhoads, and many more.
Full list of graves visited today: Jack London, Robert Ripley, June Pointer, Luther Burbank, Bob St. Clair, Mark Hopkins, Neville Brand, Jim & Artie Mitchell, Russ Meyer, Olympe Branda, Benjamin Holt, Julio & Ernest Gallo, Florence Thompson, Wesley Barry, Dean Jagger, Spade Cooley, Charlie Becker, Bob Sweikert, Fran Ryan, Brent Mydland, Laurie & William Hickox, Paul Baloff, Emperor Norton I, George Moscone, Dan White, Chester Nimitz, Leland Stanford, John Steinbeck, David Jacks, Viola Richard, Don Hanmer, Steve Cochran, Ken Swofford, Billy Bevan, Jim Londos, Sophie Cubbison, Billy Vaughn, Pete Coscarart, Deron Johnson, Tony Gwynn, Jerry Smith, Douglas Fowley, The Lady in Black, Stanley Clements, Woody Strode, Noble Willingham, John Agar, Bernie Hamilton, Earl Palmer, Ed Townsend, Vivian Austin, George Clayton Johnson, Paul Comi, Tommy Bond, Darwood Kaye, Roland Harrah III, Mike Darr, Darwyn Swalve, Del Lord, Eric Show, Al Wilson, Randy Rhoads, Toker, Blackie Fontana, Milo Valenzuela, Earl Daugherty, Raymond Hatton, John B. McKay, Milton Thompson, Clarence White, John Quade, Robert Kardashian, Al Martino, Bob Kulick.
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Produced by Arthur Dark
Music by Giuseppe Vasapolli
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RIP Randy Rhoads. A gifted talent gone way too soon at the hands of a maniac.
There's a touching tribute in Ozzy's autobiography of his dear friend. They were polar opposites in lifestyle, wild Ozzy to straight laced Randy, but they were an incredible duo creating hits like Crazy Train.
In the words of Goodbye to Romance,
" I guess that we'll meet
We'll meet in the end."
Bob Daisley had more to do with writing those songs with Randy than Ozzy did.
Randy was good..but not on the geniuse level as Edward Van Halen Jimi hendrix
@@mr.astrophysics9115 he was WELL beyond both of those players. Both in emotion, and skill. Eddie was flashy and all tricks. Randy was pure talent.
@@MonsterMan661 yes, Randy was classically trained and was considered a virtuouso, not just in guitar but many other instruments as well
@@mr.astrophysics9115 Dude look Randy was one of a couple guitarist at that time that gave Eddie a run for his money.People were talking about Randy being better than Eddie at 16yrs of age.
I am unbelievably and eternally honored that my entry has been made part of my favorite TH-cam series of all time. However, more so to say I was able to collaborate with so many amazingly talented, Hollywood loving people from across my own home state. Thank you Mr. Dark and rest in peace Mr. Fowley. So dearly grateful to both of you.
CONGRATULATIONS
@@TheresaPowers my grandmother Lela obom Died from COVID-19
Congratulations, bud! As a huge fan of this channel, Mr Dark, and his viewer's specials, I'd like to thank you for your work to present your contribution!👏👏👏👏👏👏
ETA: In viewer's special #5 the late, great Miss Tammy Terrell was featured, as well as a Lady Blues singer (sorry I can't remember her name) who I believe either was in the same era as Miss Billie Holiday or, inspired Miss Holiday.
I mentioned this because both ladies are buried not far from and in the same county of my home town/city of Upper Darby, not very far from the Center City area of Philadelphia.
congratulations for this honor!
Yay!!!! Congratulations 🎈
The entire Hollywood Graveyard series is amazing. These aren't depressing tours. They are celebrations of people whose names we know and many whose names we don't but we know their faces. Looking forward to that Poe special!
I agree. I'm learning more about the history of cinema by these visits. Not to mention other venues of entertainment. They should not be forgotten.
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Finally Randy Rhoads has been covered. Been waiting to see him since I started watching your videos. Well done to everyone who submitted clips.
Too bad the bio Arthur did wasn't totally accurate. Quiet Riot was NOT popular or rose to fame in the 70s. They hit it big in 1983 but without Randy as he obviously had died the year before and was still in Ozzy's band.
to bad they got it wrong. Its WAS NOT a joyride. Wish people would get it right! RR Forever
It was murder@@elaineadamsdenning2571
What a wonderful surprise to see a Hollywood Graveyard mid week. Thank you Arthur, Hollywood Graveyard and viewers for another fantastic video.
It's a good show. We should get it petitioned to be on Netflix or Hbomax
@@Jman417 I want to buy the entire series on video. With all the fans of Hollywood Graveyard it would be a great success.
@@louiseblondin2824 watch it for free on TH-cam
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THANK YOU ARTHUR DARK.
I HAVE WATCHED 👀 MANY OF
YOUR VIDEOS . ☕️..YOU DO YOUR RESEARCH EXCELLENT.
I ENJOYED THE TOUR OF MANY CEMENTARIES. WELL DONE👏
I think its still crazy I can walk right up to Randy Rhodes gravesite. I have a few friends buried at that San Bernardino graveyard from MC crashes and I've always stopped by RR's site on my way out for years.
This was such an amazing series Arthur, congratulations to all that participated in this epic adventure!!
33:36-42:32 sheesh! I remember filming those over a year ago! I just started driving and wanted to put some miles in my new car. I drove to Riverside National, Crestlawn, Olivewood and evergreen all in 1 week! Fun fact: I actually ended up getting a job as Funeral Attendant at Crestlawn not long after filming these. Been there a year now. It was nice to see these again still have all the videos on my phone. Thank you for featuring these Mr.Dark and giving Riverside our shoutout!
Ayeee Riverside lol
👏👏 Very cool! I obviously went directly to this section...Great job!
Growing up watching White Fang I gained full respect for Jack London. Jack London was literally one of the greatest authors ever
Randy Rhoads was one of the best guitarists to play the instrument.
Actor John Agar was Shirley Temple's first husband and this helped him get his first acting roles in Fort Apache and She Wore A Yellow Ribbon in which Shirley co-starred. Thanks, Mr. Dark!
I lived in Monterey, CA. for a total of 16 years. Used to visit the cemetery many times. Visited the gravesite of Steve Cochran a few times. Also buried in the Monterey cemetery is cartoonist Jimmy Hatlo.
Thank you for this episode. Being a Wizard Of Oz fan i didn't know Charley Becker was buried in my own city. I went today 8/30/2022 to visit his grave. I cleaned the stone and brought him 2 flower arrangements in green to symbolize the Emerald City and his costume.
Thank you so much.
David.
That was so sweet of you 💐💐RIP Karl Becker (Charlie Becker) (November 24, 1887 - December 28, 1968) (aged 81) you will truly be missed and my prayers go out to you and your family.💐💐
How very thoughtful of you. 💚
I was surprised and touched to see the grave of Deron Johnson (27:50). Deron played part of his career as the 1st Baseman for the Philadelphia Phillies, and was my inspiration for moving from catcher to 1st Base during my playing days. The man could, as noted, smack a baseball.
I have enjoyed this series immensely, and I want to thank not only you, Arthur, but all of the viewers who have contributed to this wonderful series.
Great episode! John Agar was also the first husband of actress Shirley Temple, She was only 17 when they wed.
I was pretty sure he had been the husband of someone famous but I was too lazy to look it up. Thanks.
I live in Santa Rosa; was great seeing my adopted hometown and her famous dead honored in your video. I’d only ever visited Jack London’s grave.
And I was born and raised in Hayward - had no clue the actor who portrayed the Mayor of Munchkin City was buried there.
I havent even watched it, but I LOVE it already! #17!! Everyone is amazing! So many cemetery-aholics! Wonderful work! Thank you Arthur!
Cemetery - aholics.... very good!!
Thanks for including Earl Palmer. I've been a rock & roll for my whole life, and I keep discovering records that I love that Mr. Palmer played on. I'm partial to his work with Fats Domino and Little Richard.
Hey, Arthur!!! I love Hollywood Graveyard videos!!! Not only do we see the final resting places of some of our famous celebrities, but we also learn fun and interesting facts about them. We learn something new from each video, at least I do. Randy Rhoads memorial looks amazing. Please give us another video real soon. Great video!!!😊😊😊
Thank you Arthur and fellow viewers for another Hollywood Graveyard.
Arthur, I know I am only one viewer and somewhat of a commenter I don't know how many videos I've said something on. But thank you so much for your hard work and that of your supporters. You have really helped me not only push through personal losses of my own, over the years, but also understanding through the small stories each and every person that has been featured. Particularly understanding when somebody dies young, through accidents, misfortune, and or choices.
Thank you for always presenting material, respectfully doing a great amount of research or encouraging all those who are watching to do research on our own.
Thank you to Giuseppe your composer of the soundtrack of which I have and thank you for highlighting veterans and those individuals that we may or may not know real well.
I have numerous relatives buried at Riverside National and I appreciate you highlighting their resting place.
Most importantly to me is thank you for being honest in your creation. When discussing every individual, there is a lot of maintaining façades for celebrities even after they leave us. I appreciate you being direct, respectful, but also helping us understand whom every one of these individuals was/is in their impact, but also as people.
Thank you Arthur and to your supporters as well. Looking forward to more
Well said. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I really enjoy watching this specie when Al Martino and Billy Vaughn who were my father's favourite singers I really enjoyed it I listen to these artists as my dad died when I was a baby I can't wait to watch more of your shows all the way from New Zealand kind Regards Jason😊🎺🥁🎭🇳🇿
I was just thinking about how nice a Hollywood Graveyard video to unwind before bed would be. And this pops up :)
I learned of Jim and Artie Mitchell through Forensic Files where they not only covered the death of Artie at Jim's hands but, a brief history on their creation and success of the adult film industry.
Shocking and sad, the episode also featured a crime scene photo of Artie's body in the doorway of his hall bathroom. But, that's the nature of the show. Recreations of events using actors, and actual crime scene photos. It's a sad story for BOTH brothers, and I hope they're both at peace now.😢😢🙏🙏
You should watch the movie Rated X. It's pretty wild.
I live in Dublin, Ireland. These videos water my soul. These videos also always come out at about the same time (around 12am), when my eyes are hanging out of my head. Slay!
Perfect, isn’t it?
@@WelshToni ppl)
I was wondering when Randy would grace us, thank you to whoever captured it!
Thank you for featuring Randy Rhoads. He is a god of the electric guitar and one of the most influential next to Dimebag Darrell and EVH.
The best three to ever do it
A Fun Viewers Tour Special that didn’t disappoint! It was truly Special and Satisfying to watch recognizing many of the California areas and Cemeteries! Perfect ending to a Series of Viewers Tour! Take a Bow! 👏🏻🙌🏻👍🏻
Another superb interesting and informative episode this should be picked up and shown on TV all over the world and it would be a hit ..n.b. RIP Randy Rhoads. 🎸
I live in liverpool, England, its 1am and now I have something to watch and help me get to sleep.
I don't know why but your videos always seem to soothe and relax me. Thank you dude!
Me too!! Watch these usually late at night, just a different kind of bedtime stories lol
Here the same.
I visit cemetry s since 1965
Greetings from the Netherlands
The Pointer Sisters also produced the 70s hit "Slow Hand." RIP June Pointer. Who knew Julio Gallo was born on my birthday 59 years prior to me? Fran Ryan also portrayed the mother in the Hungry Jack commercials, often chastising giant son Jack (only his feet and legs shown) for ruining her floor. John Quade also starred as one of the criminals in Buck Rogers episodes "To Kill A City" in both parts and as the truck driver in Knight Rider premier episode "Knight Of The Phoenix."
I loved The Pointer Sisters as a kid. One of my favorite songs is Automatic, with whichever sister sang lead had that wonderful bass voice! June's name is actually the only sister's I can remember for certain.
I'm going to have to look them up, because I feel bad about my lousy memory.
How fun to learn about Monterey Jack cheese. That was a great addition to this edition of Famous Grave Tour. Nice job Arthur and team!
So thrilled to see Arthur after way too long a time! A HUGE THANK YOU to everyone that went to the time and effort to contribute! You are most appreciated and honestly awesome folks. ❤️
I was one of the many submissions that you did use. This is by far my favorite TH-cam channel, and I’m humbled and grateful I was able to make a small contribution.
Thank you for featuring Tony Gwynn. He was such a nice man. I participated in a baseball day camp of his when I was about 14. If anyone remembers, Allan Trammel (Shortstop for the Detroit if memory serves me right), he was there too and his pitch hit me just above my knee. Tony made sure I was okay. May he RIP.
Edit: Eric Show was a nice guy as well. His name is pronounced Sh ow ( like saying the word 'ow' when you are injured).
I am addicted to these videos. I particularly like the fact that you treat each person you profile with respect and dignity.
Thank you Mr Aurthur Dark! I'm so excited. You made my night sir! Much love sent your way ❤
I love the one with with Jim Thorpe. I live one town over and drive past his memorial all the time
Immediately had to click!! It’s nearly 12:30am here in the UK but perfect time to watch!! 🎉
Sad words "and that concludes our tour!" a salute to you with my Graveyard mug tomorrow morning! Thank you, Arthur
A history lesson in every episode. Thank you Arthur and thanks to all who contributed!!
How I wished I had participated in this wonderful project. I would have gone to Chapel of the Chimes in Oakland California and filmed the crypts of famous musician, John Lee Hooker, Al Davis, owner of the Raiders and Stephen Strucker a great actor and comedian as well as others. Maybe someone else will go there someday and show it. It's truly a gorgeous gothic mausoleum!
There doing a 3rd one this year. Now is your chance.
Thank you for posting our entries from Stockton Rural Cemetery. My husband is a huge fan of your channel and he has been riding high ever since he saw this video. I reached out to the son of Olympe Brand who still lives in Stockton and shared the video with him. He said it was interesting and you did a good job on his mother 🙂Keep up the great work.
Thank you so much, I feel honored and Grateful you posted my Submission! I have been up to visit Brent Mydland a few times as my buried Parents are nearby. In an odd twist you can see the house he owned and where he died. If those visiting look south, you will see an A frame home in the hills across the way. Too young to go. What a talent.
Can't wait for the next round of the Viewer Submission Special.
I jumped when you mentioned Sacramento! East Lawn is where my mom is buried. You showed Neville Brand. I had no idea he was a vet, war hero! So many actors were vets. Thank you for this video. Enjoyed it so much. What all the time.
I love your channel Arthur and I'm grateful you featured Bob Kulick and the amazing Randy Rhoads
This was an amazing conclusion. And I'm excited for the Edgar Alan Poe in October!
Dang, I wanted to do Randy Rhoads. He’s buried at the same cemetery as my mom and grandpa, I’m from San Bernardino, Ca and my mom always told me about his grave, she’d be pretty stoked that she has the same resting place. Ultimately, I’m just glad to see him finally covered.
I was wondering if you ever heard of William "Bill" McGuire. He was from Kentucky went west in 1849 with his brother and opened a bar for the miners. He ordered a bar from Boston and had it shipped to California. The bar was later owned by Mary Pickford and was in the recroom at Picfaire. His big brother James was my great to the second grandfather.
Another amazing chapter in the book of Well Done You! I'm so sorry to see the viewers' specials end as every one has been delightful and fascinating. I do hope you'll consider doing more down the line. I love getting to see so much of the world! Thank You all!
Thank you Arthur and everyone who contributed! Until the next time.
Excellent and thank you Mr. Dark 🕶️
I love your videos, I don't care how long they are. Hope one day, you'll do a Gone With The Wind" graveyard series :)
Sad to see the end of the series. Many, many thank to those who sent in videos both seen and unseen. It was wonderful!
Nice to see ya Giuseppe, hope your doing fine....thank you to those that have made videos...god bless you all and take care
Thank for this viewing . I always wanted to know where Al Martino was laid to rest. My Father and Mother played his records all the time. Plus so many more that you have shown. Thanks for all the contributors and your narration. Can't wait to the next one.
Words cannot express how I feel, Hollywood Graveyard, for being part of your legacy. I'm glad a wide range of viewers around the world will get to learn just a bit about Chicano rap legend Toker from Brownside from the Los Angeles area, Chicano rapper Blackie Fontana from the Inland Empire area, and Chicano jockey Ismael "Milo" Valenzuela, who passed away in the San Gabriel Valley in Arcadia, CA. I find this amazing. Ever since my grandma and my dog passed away 2 months apart, I've looked at death in a different way. Your channel was one of the first channels that really inspired me to go to cemeteries just to take a walk and read the names of people who are no longer. Anyway, thank you very much, homie. Much appreciated. I hope you continue educate and entertain us.
Love that you have Randy Rhoads in this one. Huuuuge loss for music.🎸🎸
I’ve been waiting for someone to get Randy Roads!!!
Thank you Arthur for all your hard work!!!!
I'm so glad to have been featured in this video! It's always a joy to play a part in this gigantic global jaunt of famous and important individual's resting places. Thank you!
👏🏾 Congratulations & thank you for your contribution. 🙏🏾
@@debbabe2254 Ty
Arthur, not only did Bob Kulick play with KISS on their albums, his brother Bruce ended up being a member of the band, replacing Mark St. John in the 80's, and played with KISS until 1996 when the Reunion Tour happened
Love the community.
What a great wrap-up to the viewers’ special! This has been a great series. I was interested to see Spade Cooley’s resting place. His story is both fascinating and appalling. There was a biopic in the works in the early 2000s, but it was never released that I know of.
Looking forward to more tours in the future! ❤️☮️
Have you ever listened to the podcast Cocaine and Rhinestones? One of the early episodes goes into detail about Spade’s life and career.
@@rockisheaven Thanks for the recommendation!
I really enjoy these videos and when they come up on my notification, they are the first things I look at. This one was cool because it took me back to memories of living with my Nana. She loved Rudolph Valentino and also would have me put Al Martino on the record player. Thank you so much for doing these.
I got the biggest smile when I saw the notice for the new video!!
Well made. I fully enjoyed. Thank you from Holland.
Awesome video, a lot of familiar northern California graves and cemeteries. 👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much for including my contributions to your most excellent TH-cam channel! This really means more to me that I can say (I am honored beyond words)! I'm really looking forward to the Edgar Allan Poe special! Thanks again!!!
Greetings from Virginia Beach. Always happy to see your videos.
Also from Newport News Virginia
@@cynthiathomas6690 Another fan from Tidewater VA here!
@@Melanie220 And a fan from Norfolk .
Heck yeah! Always ready for another video from Arthur & Hollywood Graveyard! 👍🤗🙏✌️
I'm from the heart of the wine country here in Sonoma County and I really enjoyed this episode! Was unaware that some of these famous people were buried in those cemeteries in Santa Rosa. I was aware of Luther Burbank but didn't know his full story until watching this! Thank you!
I remember reading the Believe it or Not comics when I was a kid!
Thank you for ending at Hollywood Forever. It was my favorite cemetery to visit when I lived in Hollywood and I miss going there.
Can't wait for the next video!
One famous person you missed at Riverside Veterans Cemetery was Colonel Aaron Bank who founded the United States Army Special Forces ( The Green Berets) in 1952.
Thank you Arthur for a new Hollywood graveyard I always look forward to them and you're such a great narrator and your friend always contributes the right kind of music to set the atmosphere I am a devoted fan
i was planning on going to bed but i decided to watch your video before bed since i love your videos so much since im intrested in graves from Around the world
Looking forward to the Edgar Allen Poe special. No better month than October that to premier it.
I loved every single episode in this series! I looked forward to watching them all! I learned a lot as usual about all the celebrities and was even very shocked and surprised by some I didn’t know had passed…😇🥺♥️….I can’t wait for the next videos….thank you Arthur! ☺️
Yes! Thank you everyone for making these tours of the cemeteries possible and I can't wait for the Edgar Allan Poe video👐
I would like to thank everyone out there for submitting Thier videos and to Arthur for doing the voices overs. I have had many hours of enjoyment, I watched or listen to Arthur's videos all most every day, thank you for the channel the best by far...take care.....Mary from Canada 💜💜🦋
Hi Arthur & Teams Hollywood Graveyard..
Finally there is the latest video that I have been waiting for...
Present here for a while ..
Thanks, Arthur 🌹😍❣️
Thank you Arthur you are my favorite one on you tube your voice is superb love ❤️ watch all your videos your doing your homework explain how every star actress ,actor ,die . Thank you for sharing your time ,you are awesome.
I was so excited for this one. I can't believe my little city of San Rafael made it. So cool. :)
I hope New Jersey is on the list of places soon.
Lisa Spoonauer and her grave needs a visit. (She was in the 1994 film, Clerks).
Also, some more members of the Baseball Hall of Fame, would love to see them.
Mordecai 3-Finger Brown, Christy Mathewson, Joe Tinkers, Johnny Evers, Frank Chance, the infamous 8 men out....Kirby Puckett if he hasn't been covered (I can't remember everyone who has or hasn't).
Harold J. Bitzegaio (yes, my grandfather) should be covered (World War 2 hero, lawyer, judge and civil rights pioneer, as one of the judges who consulted for the writing of the legal language for the 1964 and 1965 Civil Rights and Voting Rights acts. Also co-founder of a local chapter of Ducks Unlimited with best friend, outdoorsman, TV host and Author, Jack Kerans. Who also deserves a spotlight. Seymour Salty Seaman (artist, painter) is another one to highlight.
So, if anyone is out there for the next round of viewers specials.....hopefully I have inspired some people to bring up even more people. I would submit some of them myself, but my camera is broken. Until I can fix the issue...I can't.
I so want to visit the US only to visit the cemeteries. They look amazing with many wonderful people interred. Thank you for this video.
Absolutely Love this series thank you to all the wonderful people who took there time to share whith us thank you as well you are amazing 💟
Me too. Love the Charlie Brown like music.
I have enjoyed this whole series!!!!! 🥰🥰 Can't wait for the next Hollywood Graveyard video 😊
❤ Proud to be part of your viewing community, Arthur. Such a Humane and Conscientious gesture. Another Spirit to guide you. Thank you.
Outstanding series!!! I thank you and all your collaborators for this trip down memory lane, for many of the names did bring up my memories of them. I believe the one who tugged at my heart string and yet made me smile was the Depression Lady. I remember seeing her picture many years ago {we talking late 50s early 60s here). Felt good to learn she is at rest and remembered. Again I thank you.
I'm excited for the Edgar Allan Poe special, I share his birthday and am local to his grave! Somehow never made it out there yet
Yay, looking forward to more Hollywood Graveyard episodes. Keep up the awesome work Arthur. #fanfromNewZealand
Aww Arthur thank you so much for submitting my video of the lady in black I’m forever your tan and I will always watch anything you make I’m so excited and beyond words thanks hun great job as always and I’m glad that I have brought so many new viewers to this channel !!! 👻💀🤟
Mr Dark thank you for the wonderful series. I always enjoy every last one. To the people who helped, you all are amazing and the work you put out will be remembered. TFS ✨✨
Many thank Yous to everyone behind the cameras. It was a fun tour!
I get excited everytime I get a new episode! I didn't know very many on this one. But thank you Arthur 😊
Another great tour. Thank you Arthur for all you do with Hollywood Graveyard. I liked that you found so many athletes like Tony Gwynn and Deron Johnson. Good stuff as usual.
WOW!! So mesmerizing and interesting! This was very informative and always well done. Thank you, Arthur for this and to all who participated. I really enjoyed this! Can't wait for whatever else you have in store for us. 🙂
This was great! Thank you to all who filmed the final resting places of those we know and love. Thank you Arthur for the honor of using my video and for what must have been a massive editing job. You put together a wonderful series.
Congratulations on your video being featured!😘💖👏👏👏🎉🎉
Always makes my day BRIGHTER when I get to see an Arthur DARK Hollywood Graveyard video.