Wow Saw Elvis at Madison Square Garden in 1972.. I was 12.. Changed my life forever. Never saw anything like it to this day. His Presence, his Voice, his emotional connection to a lyric, his humility. When he walked out on stage thousands of flashbulbs lit the whole Arena. Chills going up and down for what seemed like a couple minutes..

That’s because he was Elvis, thanks Anson. You received a precious gift because you were blessing others. 😊

Another awesome Elvis story 😊

We Southerners are proud of our native son, Elvis. We will always love him.

@Sallibotz

Жыл бұрын

Yeah southerners that accuse liberals of being groomers idolizing the worlds worst and obvious groomer. 😂🤦‍♂️

Anson Williams is himself a great star also, America's Happy Days back then when artists were worth gold and not to mention ELVIS THE KING!

Everyone who ever met Elvis has nothing but great things to say about his kindness, generosity and humility.

One of the best Elvis stories ever shared !!! Anson loved you on Happy Days !!! Very Cool !!!

Elvis had a good heart and a loving soul. He is truly a good roll model for kids.

WOW! Elvis was the GOAT!!!!

This story touched me Elvis was so kind to everyone Ty Anson for sharing 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦❤️

Elvis said the reason why he gives so much is that he saw people's faces light up whenever he gave or shared something with someone when he was a kid... unreal... something he never forgot

@elvicare35

2 жыл бұрын

The ONLY thing that he didn't want to share was his Skippy's peanut butter, everything else, NO PROBLEM!!!!!!!

Elvis is gone, but I can't believe he is TEACHING me by example. I now think about being more humble, more polite, and more generous. Thank you, Elvis Presley, for teaching me to become a better person.

Typical beautiful Elvis story. Seems like he was such a kind, generous and humble man. With such God given talent, no wonder he’s so iconic that just his first name is known around the world.

Beautiful story.....This is a typical pattern that I've learned about Elvis.. Underneath all the massive talent was a good man.

tcb king great story!

Man was Elvis a Great human being or what the world needs more people like Elvis it's a shame he is gone.

Very nice... wow! People who have met Elvis have so much respect for him. What a kind hearted and generous celebrity. The best there ever will be! He was sincere in his interaction with fans. 👍👍

Wow! Thank you, Anson Williams!!! Great story!!!

Great story, Elvis Rocks! 👍😎🔥

Just beautiful ❤️ one of the best ELVIS stories I've ever heard. We were all truly blessed to have ELVIS here for the time he was...

The fonz to Elvis Posie two heroes

ELVIS a Great Man with a huge HEART 👏❤️🧛🏆🇮🇹

What a great story! Love this. Thank you, Anson!

Ty for sharing! One of the best ones I have heard .

Wonderful!

Just about everyone who met Elvis has a great awestruck story to tell about it. It's always the same theme, humility, huge generosity, kindness, wisdom, often hilariously funny and always inspirational, the guy was a larger-than-life, otherworldly being.

Wow! That’s an amazing Elvis story

That's a thrill of a life time meeting Elvis, wow being in the right place at the right time !

WoW! we should all grow older so great! Love seeing Anson Williams and its a great Elvis story! tysm

Great story and you can see the respect and love for Elvis as Anson spoke of him.

That is a great Elvis story from Anson! Never heard about the encouraging influence of Elvis' co-worker before and I've been a hardcore fan for darn near 50 years. Your vids deserve more views. Thank you.

@76DianaLynn

5 жыл бұрын

I asked him to tel me his first concert but then when we were chatting I asked him if he ever saw Elvis and I got this story so amazing . And So was Anson thank you for your comment !! 😊

It diffently is great to see especially in these times.😀

Your actually documenting a era that in 20 years from niw will be here to stay and be valuables.

That is such an awesome anecdote! Thanks for sharing.

Elvis was a giver behind the scenes. Few people knew about the large checks he was donating every year to help many actors and workers in the film industry who needed medical care or the older ones in retirement at the Motion Picture County Home and Hospital where I handled photography and Anson would appear at many of the fundraising events back in the late 70s' Anson wouldn't remember me but was also very kind as we had a picture taken together at one of the events.

Don't let the fonz hear that Posie . The fonz could be jealous of you meeting the king .

It is diffently interesting . Talking with Potsee is legend

@76DianaLynn

5 жыл бұрын

brandon jones I have a lot of random videos but his story was so cool and he never told anyone that story how cool is that !

Hard for me to hear with all the noise . I wish could see a transcript.

@paulharvey6216

3 жыл бұрын

If you use headphones you'll hear it a lot better

@sammyandoliver7522

2 жыл бұрын

There is a transcript thank God. Just press on the down arrow. I couldn't make anything out that was said. The background noise was so loud and overwhelming it's all you could hear. It should have been muted or filtered out. What a strange place to do an interview with that kind of noise.

After this incident, i think Potsie would've gone back to the Happy Days schedule and seeing Henry Wrinkler try to out-cool Elvis thinking "man i shdve voted for Ralph Mouth to play the Fonzie character"

I saw Elvis in Monroe, wonder if it was the same concert?

@DebbieUnderfinger

2 жыл бұрын

Can you research to see in libraries about his concerts there? I am sure Elvis was there more than once. Be great to find out.

@Seanryan2001

2 жыл бұрын

Elvis played the Monroe Civic Centre on May 4th 1975. Could have been that concert.

@Toni-ir9cm

2 жыл бұрын

@@Seanryan2001 he also played Monroe on March 4, 1974.... don't know if it was the same venue, however....

@joanedwards-de6pl

9 ай бұрын

Anson said that Elvis died two years later so I have a feeling it was the 1975 concert.