I like this when you walk around and talk about people. You do an amazing job getting the history on these people.

@LamontAtLarge

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

@Dollbaby630

Жыл бұрын

I been following you for like 2 or 3 yrs now. Love your channel telling these ppls stories❤

@bxbygirllnik7685

10 ай бұрын

To slow to get to the point of the story though

@dravidianalchemist

8 ай бұрын

yeah exactly he’s literally my favourite youtube

@LamontAtLarge

8 ай бұрын

@@ReneeDanielle-zp2es tell them I said hey now 🖐

Lamont, there were no seat belts in 1953, when I was a kid sitting in the front seat it was your mother throwing her arm out to stop any forward momentum ! 😵‍💫

@rogerstlaurent8704

Жыл бұрын

dashboards on cars back in the good old days were made of medals The arm of your mother or father was the early prototype airbag of that era and lots of cars back than did not even have the good safety glass not like into days standards

@collinsje5

Жыл бұрын

When I was a small kid in 1953, my father had a rule that kids sit in the back seat of the car. We had no seat belts.

@tsydnor-johnson338

Жыл бұрын

My husband still does that to me. In fact, he did it earlier today. I think it is funny since we are both wearing seatbelts. I guess it could mean he really loves me. ❤️

@11Christys11

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. I still do it with my grandkids even though they’re in the backseat in car seats. It’s a reflex 😂

@deepblueacc

5 ай бұрын

My mom did that to me all of her life when she was driving and I sat next to her. May she meet me when I may go to heaven.

I had no earthly idea Stevie Ray Vaughan was buried at Laurel Land Cemetery.. my little granddaughter died back in 1992 when she was only 3 months old and is buried there as well .. I never even noticed the little Island of sorts he is buried at .. thank you for such wonderful history on all your stories you do .. as always a job well done .

Hi Lamont, I admire the respect you always show the deceased.. Stay blessed.

Retired Dallas police officer here who worked in the Oak Cliff sector. I remember learning about JD Tippet in the academy. Most people don’t know his story so Thank you for bringing it to light. I was working the night of the murder of the young man for his Mustang. I remember hearing the call come out and the description of the suspects. We had Oak Cliff crawling with cops. Again, Thank you for some of the stories from this cemetery. Lots of history there.

@trishr2081

Жыл бұрын

Thanking you for your service in Law Enforcement. I appreciate all you did.

@ddclaud1116

Жыл бұрын

@@trishr2081 You’re quite welcome! I loved it!

@singerjo5791

Жыл бұрын

My dad was a Dallas Policeman who served with J D Tippet. Our family knows the story. My dad was supposed to be downtown when President Kennedy came through but he had the flu.

@tracyredding3287

Жыл бұрын

Well thank you for telling me your story or us I should say the whole lovely group of Lamont fans such a senseless loss rest in peace mr. Tippin

@Leggin

10 ай бұрын

Thank u sir for your service Hun may god always continues to bless you abundantly ❤❤❤

Tuberculosis wiped out most of my grandmother’s family in the 1930s and 1940s. She was orphaned at 12 and isn’t sure how she never got sick, when almost everyone else did and died. She unfortunately witnessed how sick her parents got; it was brutal.

@Arbysroastbeefjuice

Жыл бұрын

A good immune system, that’s how

Wow....back in the early 80's I worked there during my summer vacation .....there is a section where only babies are buried and I felt such a peace there.....🙏🙏🙏🙏

I wish more KZreadrs would follow your lead. No flashy intros no music. Just straight forward storytelling.It’s so hard to find that these days. Love your channel Great Job

@vegas9440

10 ай бұрын

Riiight! I don’t even think he edits. Raw footage

@AppStateWaifu

5 ай бұрын

I appreciate that so much, the omission of flashy intro/outro music and just getting to the purpose which is to tell stories and present graves/story locations. Also shoutout to the sound effects (gunshots when he describes a firearm being discharged)

Sorry that all those good people have to be buried alongside Yokamon Hearn. A predatory animal like him isn't even worthy of being buried at a landfill.

@latasha195

Жыл бұрын

I agree 2000000% all four of them were evil monsters! They all deserve to rot in Hell!

@suzanne3499

Жыл бұрын

Yeah he didn't even apologize to that young man's family. The rotten punk

@suzanne3499

Жыл бұрын

@@deangeyer2512 not if they are not sorry

@lejonfo

Жыл бұрын

Wow and they put him in the garden in Laura land wow that was an expensive part right there.

@fullerpianostudio4891

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely agree

Hi Lamont! In the winter of 1952 I was probably about 18-19 months old riding standing in the back seat and some how the door I was standing next to came open and I fell out on a gravel road going up a hill to my grandparents. Thank the good Lord the I only got road rash. My parents said that seat belts weren’t even thought of by them let alone in the car.

They SHOWED NO MERCY TO THAT POOR GUY JUST WASHING HIS CAR, NOW THEY WILL BE SHOWED NO MERCY IN "THE BOWELS OF HELL"!!!! Thanks Lamont. Stay Safe!!!!

@jakeweisenberg3097

Жыл бұрын

Well said!!….should have paid respects to the the poor guy that lost his life, not the thug that killed him..best wishes, Jake

I have a very good story about someone buried there, it’s a tear jerker but he was an amazing little boy that died at the age of seven.

Sadly, people don’t want to work, they would rather take what isn’t theirs rather than earn it. I feel so bad for the gentlemen who lost his life even after giving up his car.

@vegas9440

10 ай бұрын

I hate working but I go 5 days a week sometimes 6 for ones 20 years ! Most people don’t but here we are 😢

@Cincy_Kid

6 ай бұрын

@@vegas9440I’m in the same boat 🤣

Love your channel - ever since I was a kid I have loved Cemeteries- would ride my bike for miles visiting and reading the headstones - people thought I was weird kid obsessed with death but that wasn’t accurate I was obsessed with the life stories of the people who had lived and history - keep up the great work

I feel terribly sorry for Frank, who was robbed of his car, and of his potential to enjoy other things in life, by some scum for which some soil, a headstone and other resources were wasted for his burial.

@patriciamontagne1470

Жыл бұрын

My deepest sympathy for the innocent man Frank, he had a wonderful future a head of him, his family ( especially his mother) lost an innocent son to whom was so well loved, and endeared so deeply. As far as the young man at that time, alobg with his friends may they rot in hell. I feel sorry for his mother who had to watch her son get executed. The streets that he grew up literally took him. May he rot in hell.

@collinsje5

Жыл бұрын

@@patriciamontagne1470 I do not feel sorry for Yokamon's mother. She raised that piece of excrement. Poor parenting = kids with warped values.

@whodatis4700

11 ай бұрын

@@peterfrankenstein3244 Yes, I am sure he is there with 100% of your ancestors, and family, and where you will be someday.

@whodatis4700

11 ай бұрын

@@patriciamontagne1470 I wonder how many of his people say the same thing? Ohhhhh thats right, we don't get arrested and charged when we do it. He already lived in hell, with devils. never condoning what he did, but he got what doesn't happen to us, Rightfully charged and the rightful justice served.

@trollallday151

5 ай бұрын

And 23 is crazy young

Stevie Ray Vaughan had his first birthday the day my brother was born. So cool. Thank you for this video. I find your voice very soothing. You’re great at telling us all these stories of peoples lives.

I visited Stevie Ray Vaughan's grave about 10 years ago. It really is a beautiful well kept cemetery.

@robyncasey625

10 ай бұрын

I thought it ironic that Stevie’s father died 4 years earlier to the day ..August 27th.. from his son.

My mom is buried close to Vanessa Romero... who was my friends daughter. Thank you for your videos.

Hi Lamont, I live here in Dallas where it appears you have been visiting for a while now. Stay safe👍

I love that you research these ordinary folks and share their stories with us. Thanks so much.

You're a fantastic storyteller, i could stay here listening to you for hours. Well done, Lamont.

@LamontAtLarge

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words :)

@ajplays7241

8 ай бұрын

Wonderful storyteller and hot lol

My Sister, And Uncle. Buried at Laurel Land Funeral Home. Thanks For Sharing, Lamont, And Have A Bless Day.

I try to remind myself that I am very lucky that I had my Mom around till she was 85! A lot of people were not as lucky! I LOVE Stevie Ray Vaughan! Thank you soooo much Lamont! You made my day! I love his voice!

hi Lamont you did great telling these sad stories of the past! 🙏

This was one of my favorite videos. My dad is buried there not too far from Tippit.

@annethomer9569

Жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss.

@GuessMyName234

Жыл бұрын

I'm from the UK and your surname is very popular where I live. Have you done any research?

@jonbyers6108

10 ай бұрын

@@GuessMyName234 from what I understand my ancestors are from Scotland. Correct me please if I’m wrong, I read that the name Byers refers to one that is a cattlemen. My mother is Italian and that grandfather was born in Italy so I know a lot more about that side of my family.

@jonbyers6108

10 ай бұрын

@@annethomer9569 thank you.

Glad that you included JD Tippet. I was hoping you did when I saw you were at that cemetery

This cemetery is huge. I have lots of relatives buried there. I knew about some and learned about more after Ancestery research. Good research Lamont. May they all Rest In Peace. 🕯❤️

@Michelle-yo5um

9 ай бұрын

My husband’s grandparents are buried there also!

Very interesting and informative. It's a very beautiful and well maintained cemetery. 🕊️❤️🙏 I remember the day Vaughn died. I was working towards my master's degree and it came over my walkman. Yup. Im old.

Lamont, I really loved hearing about non celebrities. It's amazing how you tell us about their stories. Keep up the good work.

It made my day getting to listen to you tell the stories of all these people for 30 minutes!!! Love your channels!! Thank you for your hard work!! Stay safe!!!

@mygrammieis

Жыл бұрын

I do too much respect ✊ for him

@goldiebelle

Жыл бұрын

Me three!!🙌🏻

@mygrammieis

Жыл бұрын

I second that emotion ❤️💫

@justbarry587

Жыл бұрын

🤔🇨🇦

Lamont, I have to say, this is definitely what you do best, stopping at graves and telling their stories. I get engrossed in your stories so well narrated! You always keep the forgotten remembered. Stay safe!❤😊

My grandparents are buried at Laurel Land Cemetery. Hello from Dallas Texas!!

Family members and Friends are buried in Laurel Land. One of my buddies from High School his girlfriend broke up with him and he killed himself on the street corner I came around the corner and saw him lying there...I always wondered what he would have become as this happened in 1982....

@carettagarland3937

Жыл бұрын

I also had a classmate that committed suicide over his girlfriend breaking up with him.

The grounds are beautifully kept. ❤ Thanks Lamont, love your stories about the deceased. Best wishes from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤

We live in such a crazy world, never know what will happen.

We had a funeral service going on one night last week. During the service a person started yelling about the deceased and was asked to leave. Ended up thirty people fighting at the funeral home and three arrested. I think that’s the first time we’ve had that happen here in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

@gokathygo

Жыл бұрын

That’s crazy!

@midnightrunner684

Жыл бұрын

Let me guess ..The usual suspects ?

@ilovemusic7612

Жыл бұрын

@@midnightrunner684 Who are the usual suspects?

@glendamc6040

Жыл бұрын

​@midnightrunner684 as a matter of fact yes it was the usual suspects...several were arrested and charged

@kellysouter4381

Жыл бұрын

Over what were they fighting at a funeral???!😮

Hey bro I been watching since you was homeless in that minivan… I also used to watch your lives when you were motel hopping hahaha … it’s crazy how far you came up dude 💯💯💯 I’m happy for your success and continue what you do bro ….

Beautiful cemetery. I visited Stevie Ray Vaughan's gravesiite several years ago. I cried when we lost him because I knew there wouldn't be any more music. I miss the music he didn't get to create. And yes he's in the top five...not ten.

SRV was an absolute beast on the guitar. He was a bluesman. It is an acquired taste. He was a big fan of Jimmy Hendrix also. He played some of Hendrix songs. Let's just say Hendrix would of been proud of SRV. SRV had very thick strings. This gave him a unique sound that only he could produce. I love SRV as much as Hendrix. His brother played the drums 🥁 in his band. The bass player was I believe a friend of theirs. We definitely lost a great one when his helicopter 🚁 crash. Good video Lamont. Take care.

I don’t comment much but I watch all the time bro. You’re still killing it. Much respect.

@rachelharris-boyd

Жыл бұрын

@user-gt5yr4sz1e I still like the way you tell n these true stories and history ! Blessings and have a nice day too !

Did you see a small child size stone church at Laureland? I played in it when I was a child. Rumor says it was removed. Love your work.

Many of my family members are buried here. My grandfather was buried here 10 years ago. I have yet to go back and visit them but it’s on my list to do. Thank you so much for highlighting Laurel Land!

Thank you for being respectful of my kinfolk Stevie Ray! He was my father's cousin and I'm named after him! Thank you sir again

@debbiehoyt9018

Ай бұрын

Saw him in concert long ago he was an incredible talent

Stevie Ray Vaughan does have a great voice! I love the song “Crossfire”. Such a tragedy.

Hi Lamont, I really like this format your doing now, walking around and telling us the story of Individuals cause of death, everyone in these cemeteries has a story and and it's nice to know what they are, I think this maybe the successful way to make your mark on filming the walking tours of our countries graveyards. To know about the people as you walk through and look at the markers it's nice to know who they were in life, not just the celebrities and famous graves. I know it must take a lot of research and work to make this type of video, but you'll reap the benefits of your work with many new subscribers ❤

@roadpizza3470

Жыл бұрын

Me too! I always wonder about the lives of people in cemeteries…

Cool my Favorite Lamont has returned! A 1/2 hour video watching Lamont best afternoon about to happen ❤

@rogerstlaurent8704

Жыл бұрын

Now thats a Lamont I used to know when he first started on KZread great video Mr Lamont

@monsterglo

Жыл бұрын

@@rogerstlaurent8704 totally agree with you, I want our " Original Lamont " , several ppl I know have mentioned he was slacking, he did fabulous today !

I broke my ankle last month so I've been home trying to heal and watching a lot of your videos!

Great video Lamont, thank you again for the content.

Thank you for covering Stevie for us. What an amazing video, you covered lesser known folks as well as the popular ones with great respect regardless - ❤

Straight on Lamont. TB is still a very serious ailment. Although, much more treatable today. Way back, it was a death sentence. It took the life of my grandmother on Mom's side back in 1947. Of course, I never got to meet Grandma Tulia. Mom was only 12 when her Mom passed. Mom now rests for past nine years, a few spaces away from her Mom and Dad and twin sister, Peggy Lou. Peggy passed in 1937 when her and Mom were only two. Rheumatic fever I think it was. Another treatable ailment anymore, I think.

@latasha195

Жыл бұрын

Wow I’m so sorry for you and your family’s losses! Now we have Covid, monkey pox and all these different kinds of diseases unfortunately! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@robr2389

Жыл бұрын

@@latasha195 I know. And, Thank You VERY much!!🤗🥰🐈

@latasha195

Жыл бұрын

@@robr2389 you are very welcome!

@aprilforrett7081

8 ай бұрын

I'm so sorry to hear about that God bless your family

@robr2389

8 ай бұрын

@@aprilforrett7081 Thank You!!🤗

I dig Stevie ray, his brother said they found a Jimi Hendrix album in the garbage, and that’s what inspired Stevie to play guitar. Helicopters are bad news, no one should ride them

Great vid Lamont, really interesting info. Tippets wife said he called her and asked if she could make him lunch that day, he rarely came home for lunch. She got to see him one last time - shortly after leaving home he was killed.

For the boy who fell out of the car and fractured his skull, in 1953, there were no seat belts or child seats. And car doors did not automatically lock when the car was in motion.

Thank you for sharing these stories. I’ve always feel a sense of sadness when visiting the graves of friends and family. I end up walking around and visiting others whom I don’t know, but I’m always filled with this sense of loss. Most often they are not famous, but they lived among us and they do have their own stories. Watching your vlog, actually gave me a small feeling of closure as you explained their passings. There is a beautiful small cemetery in Santa Paula, California where there is a high number of teen deaths from the 50’s and 60’s. It pains me as I imagine what brought on their passings. As I get older, my visits to various cemeteries has increase since family and friends have now crossed. I’m finding I’m feeling much more fortunate in my appreciation of life. I imagine your vlogs have taken on a new meaning for a lot of us. Blessings, and be safe. I’m Alex from Los Angeles.

SRV was 1 of the BEST artists of all time, you are right. LOVE his music. Gone too soon!

SRV may be the greatest guitarist to ever do it. He's top 3 without a doubt. Excellent video as always.

I loved Stevie Ray playing the guitar,the best.

Stevie Ray definitely a blues guy. Take a listen to his rendition of “Little Wing.”

I remember when he died, crashed near Alpine Valley Ski area, gone way too soon. Thank you for remembering Stevie!

Thank you for sharing their stories ❤

Great as always Lamont I could listen and watch you all day 🇬🇧

November 22, 1963. A day to remember for so many reasons. A tragic day. My husband and I were married that day. It will be 60 years in November.

@LamontAtLarge

Жыл бұрын

A very sad day.

Lamont keeps the stories of the long gone and forgotten alive. An angel of time of sorts. They say once you pass away you are forgotten… Until your story is told by someone like Lamont. Bless Lamont.

I love that you research these ordinary folks and share their stories

Hi Lamont- you are such a great story teller. I was watch all your blogs. Thank you for what you do.

Love your videos Lamont❣️ I do have to say that Oak Cliff had it’s bad areas but it has wonderful areas too! I grew up in the OC and know many wonderful people who lived and still live there❤ Everywhere has rain but man does it have its amazing blooms too😊

@kimella1320

Жыл бұрын

I was born there a long time ago.

@Michelle-yo5um

9 ай бұрын

My husband grew up there.

Thanks for doing the grave thing for us. I have missed the cemetary walks.

Be still my heart!! Stevie Ray one of my fav along with Tom Petty. Thank you Lamont!!!

In Cockrell Hill/Oak Cliff area there is a park that was just recently opened and dedicated to Stevie.

@zztv15

Ай бұрын

It's a memorial dedicated to him and his brother Jimmie in Kiest Park on KiestnHampton

SRV was a great musician! Great music!

Great to see you doing your cemetery tours again.

Hello LAMONT I'm watching you from Tucson Arizona, it's so sad to see so many young people buried. They didn't even know what it was to live some kind of life. I love hearing your voice Lamont it totally relaxes me. It's 12:51 a.m. right now, thanks for your videos. You are Awesome dude 😎

I live in Dallas Texas born and raised

I have the upmost respect for you sir. Thank you for your stories.

I just happened upon your channel and it’s so interesting! Don’t we all wonder who were these people? What’s their story? What happened to them? You do a really great job. Keep sharing their stories. ❤ Thank you. 😊

@vegas9440

10 ай бұрын

Welcome 🤗

Stevie played his last show at Rockfest in Caddott WI. I was there. He looked like he was in a trance when he was playing. He was an amazing guitar player

I always enjoy your cemetery tour videos. Some many interesting stories. Nice to see you visited SRV. He was the best! I live not too far from the crash site. May he and all the others RIP 🙏🏼

Hey Lamont I love your channel and Thank you for all your work and dedication

I like these strolls. They're a real glimpse into a our history, and proof that each person has value. Thank you for that, Lamont.

Hey thank you for doing this it's fantastic that you give these people some time to share their stories that often wouldn't be shared.

Excellent video Lamont!! Lots of interesting information!! Thank you!

U r just so honest and respectful of all u talk about and meet….keep up the great vlogs

Thanks Lamont for walking and talk about how people passed You should make a trip to Atlanta to visit the Oakland cemetery

Hello Lamont I really enjoy the stories & head stones. Keep up the great work you do.

Thank you for telling their stories.. you give a voice to the dearly departed… ❤

I had a lot of family and friends at Stevie's last show that night up at Alpine Valley. RIP SRV ❤️ 🎶

Rest in peace to Stevie Ray Vaughan and in high school, one of my favorite songs was Crossfire and I think that everyone know that song and enjoys it❤

Lamont!! You were in my stomping grounds!! I was born and raised in OC and have lots of family and friends buried there but back in the 40-50's everyone wanted to move to Dallas and OC was a nice part of town but like everything else things change but wish I'd known you were close I would've cooked ya dinner and discussed graves and all my paranormal investigations throughout Texas. I live close to Ft. Worth now but great to see you covering LL!! ❤

@kimella1320

Жыл бұрын

Very cool, Susan! I was also born in Oak Cliff and have family buried at this cemetery. I'm quite interested in your paranormal investigations!

Lamont, this is a great video of many of my favorites. Sunday dinner with my family is extended to you here in Dallas. Stay safe.💞

Yay! i caught this upload early, today! gonna start making quiches with Lamont to start my work day!! Thank You, Lamont! Hope your're well, Friend.

Thank you for another great cemetery visit. I could listen to you all day. You have a voice made for storytelling.

You have mad skills to find all this info and the graves. I often wonder about the stories the dead could tell.

~ The TREES in that place are just " BEAUTIFUL " ~ The whole cemetery looks so Well Cared for ~ Travel on Dude and be Safe ~ Toni ~ 😇

It says on the grave stone that Goerge Turk died in 1953. As for the seat belts Lamont the first car to have seat belts was a 1949 Nash. Not all cars in 1953 had seat belts available. And the ones that did have seat belts in 1953 at that time was an option package.

@ciararyan9370

Жыл бұрын

My Dad had a 65 Oldsmobile and it didn’t have seatbelts until he put them in later.

@thoughtfinder

Жыл бұрын

@Ciara Ryan from what I found on Google seat belts didn't become standard for all cars until 1968.

@addiejohnson2322

Жыл бұрын

I was born in 1948. We didn’t wear seatbelts for many years. It took years to get use to them.

@addiejohnson2322

Жыл бұрын

Please do the story on the assassination of President Kennedy. There is no way Oswald did it by himself. Ruby did not act alone either. This goes deep into our government. Jackie O said she knows the truth and is locked away and will not be revealed until her great grandchildren or great great grandchildren have passed away for their safety, from what I hear

Keep these stories going, very, very interesting and nothing on you tube like it. Very moving.

I always enjoy your videos you put a lot of work and effort into it and find out a lot about the graves that you visit Eddie UK😊

Awesome Lamont! Thank you for your interesting compassionate videos 😊❤ Stevie Ray remains a legend ❤

I was just there yesterday to visit my cousin and sister grave in Laurel Land cemetery. And you're correct. Oakcliff is a bad area. 😥

@annethomer9569

Жыл бұрын

Sorry for your lost hope you have peace 🙏

@BrandyH-eh9up

2 ай бұрын

I live in north Dallas and yes oak cliff has always been bad. My grandma lived in oak cliff when i was little and i remember someone shooting outside her house. Super scary

Lamont, you have a way with words that let me smile. Continue bringing these stories to light. Be safe out there..

I'm a huge Stevie Ray Vaughan fan, when I saw him play I had to hear and watch every singgle video and interview of Stevie and Jimmie Vaughan just to learn every single thing about his life. He inspired me to get clean and stay clean for over 30 yrs. He was such an amazing guitarist and singer I've ever seen, he had so much love and respect for everyone. It's hard to believe that the pilot had just failed his test on using the gages for that helicopter, he never flew at night and he never flew that helicopter before but to let him fly the greatest guitarist of all time floors me. Thank you for doing this for all his fans like me, I could talk about Stevie all day. Stevie Ray Vaughan was the GOAT, he will always be #1 in my book.