When Elvis passed away I was 17 and went on vacation with my friend and her parents we were driving home to Iowa from Georgia and every radio station was playing Elvis songs. My friend's dad was not an Elvis fan and he kept turning the radio to a different station because he was trying to find a station that was not playing Elvis music. He could not find one radio station that was not playing Elvis music! We were laughing silently to ourselves in the backseat because we liked elvis. LOL

@claudiamarvin3730

Жыл бұрын

I wish that still happened now lol

@dennisyebba9443

Жыл бұрын

@@claudiamarvin3730 I was 14 my mother was taking my brother and me to get back to school clothes. The radio says Elvis Presley has died suddenly at his Graceland home in Memphis I'll never forget he plays the song, Burnin Love. My mother started crying and my brother and I were fighting back tears. I still remember that we went to Sears and Roebuck's in Boston my mother gave us two pairs of pants each we tried them on and without saying a word, two shirts package of socks, and back in the car. that was the only time we didn't argue with Mom about what kind of style of clothes we got. Funny how things get seared into your memory when someone you care about and idolize dies. We grew up on Elvis, Saturday afternoon at the theatre. On Rainy Sundays with afternoon movies on tv, seemed there was always an Elvis movie. As a kid, my favorite was Flaming Star, and my brother was Kid Galahad. Now my number one Elvis movie is King Creole! My son is 30 he bought the Kid Galahad DVD, I started laughing and told him that's your Uncle's favorite. He says wow that's awesome it's in the genes. My son says Elvis is the coolest dude ever. My son and I have been to Memphis three times, next time he is paying! How cool is it that father and son have the same Idol. Thank you, Elvis Dennis from Boston

@brokenangel3695

Жыл бұрын

Woww, really me too! I just posted a comment saying I was 17 when my mom, grandmother, aunt and a friend of mine were going to see him in Vegas in 77’ before he died. So we’re the same age. I Enjoyed youre story 🥰

@sharonhutchins5784

Жыл бұрын

I was also 17 when he passed…I remember how sad my mom and dad were. It really affected them.

@anastasiaprobert9551

Жыл бұрын

Same age with me and micheal jackson 🤟

When I heard Elvis had died on the radio there was no Internet at that time, it was raining. And according to Indian legend that when it rains a good person has died. And I remember seeing videos, pictures on the news about Elvis’s death. Thank you for the stroll down memory lane.

@butterflydragon921

Жыл бұрын

Wow. That is the first time I heard that. My Pop died in 1976 & Nana died in 1986 (my mum's parents). I was alone with my mum when she passed away in hospital. I was holding her hand and I looked out the window and saw that it had begun raining, i said to her "Your so lucky your going to see Nan & Pop again" Soon as I saw it was raining I knew she was going to die as it rained when Nan & Pop died, I instinctively knew. About ten minutes later she passed. 1996. So that is unique, first time ever 27 yrs later to hear of this Indian Legend. 🤝☘🐛......🍀🌻🐝🍀

Very cool to see the ambulance and hear how he got it! Thanks for taking us along on this tour. Your Elvis videos have been great!

Elvis Will Never Truly Die!! We who Love and Appreciate His Gift won't let him die.

@forpetessake3532

2 жыл бұрын

but worship of him isn't as important as WHERE did his soul end up - i hope he Repented

@mariamariscal5616

Жыл бұрын

@@forpetessake3532 HE was saved, he accepted JESUS CHRIST IN HIS HEART ♥️

In 1971 when my baby daughter died she was taken to the hospital on a firetruck.Ambulances werent really heard of at that time.

Elvis Presley was a performer, his memories will live on forever .... thanks for the tour.

Hi I am Greg from Australia I was 14 when Elvis past and recall the news and news paper. I will never be able to come and see any of the thing regarding Elvis thanks so much for letting me see this. Kind regards Greg

That is amazing. I was a Elvis fan growing up. I remember Bing excited about watching the first live satellite show from Hawaii. But I never have made it to Grace Land. after watching your video and think i should plan a trip to see it and this museum.

My mom introduced me to so much music when i was a kid. She hated tv but loved music. Elvis was one of her favorites and quickly became mine too. I treasure your videos about him. Thank you to all who keep the history and legend of Elvis alive. 🌸

You are so good at "interviewing" people and getting the best stories out of them naturally and effortlessly. Such talent!

I just recently saw an old interview with Dr. Nick. He said rigor mortis had set in with Elvis when he checked him in the bathroom once he was found on the floor which meant he had been deceased for a few hours. It's amazing that this ambulance still exists but I have to believe that his soul left from Graceland. I was 10 years old when I heard he died. I really didn't know who he was but all the radio stations were playing his songs and that's how I first heard his music and became a lifelong fan!

@azinfandellvr

Жыл бұрын

I heard that as well...but I know people have "SAID" a lot of things covering their tracks...it was a lot easier to get away with back then too. 🤷‍♀️

@miacrawford4662

Жыл бұрын

His autopsy records will finally be unsealed in 2027 and we will finally know more.

@tharlenelakesmathis2794

Жыл бұрын

I just saw a video that LisaM found him,,UmmmmSo who Really found him?

@KG-oe8oo

Жыл бұрын

Joe Esposito said that there were rumors that he (Joe) gave him mouth to mouth but that someone made that up and it never happened because Elvis's mouth was sealed shut so he couldn't give him mouth to mouth. I mean, he was in the bathroom for hours - chances are he was already gone when he was found. Joe also said he fell forward while he was on the toilet.

@user-nx8vp7ks9q

7 ай бұрын

​@@tharlenelakesmathis2794his fiancee Ginger Alden found him first . Lisa her bedroom being right next to Elvis's she heard everyone making commotion in his bedroom went to see what was going on then she saw her Dad dead on the bathroom floor.

It's so cool to see all of my favorite KZreadrs in one video. I'm a faithful viewer of Jordan, the Spa Guy, Globetrotting with Trey and Memphis Mafia Kid. Billy mentioned Sally Hoedel helping with the renovation of the building. She wrote the best book on Elvis in my opinion called Destined to Die Young. The amount of research she did and the way she was able to articulate Elvis' life story is incredible. I really enjoyed this. Can't wait for part two. I can't believe this video has any dislikes.

@dawnrseaman3803

2 жыл бұрын

Me too.live all 4 of them they do great work and for the right reasons

Thank you multiple times for this vlog. In April while at Graceland, I was talking with staff and the ambulance came up and no one seemed to happen to #6. I wanted to see it and the CPR equipment which may have been used in an attempt to save Elvis’s life. Being a volunteer on our community’s emergency squad, I can only imagine the shock of responding to Graceland and attempting interventions to revive/ save Elvis. Thank you so much again for finding out where #6 was because no one seemed to know where it was. I did not know who the Spa Guy was and that he had #6.

My family is vacationing in New Hampshire and I'm stuck in sweaty Boston taking care of the cats, but I am watching spa guy and learning so much about Elvis! As a super fan, I thought I knew a lot about Elvis. Boy was I wrong, Thank You, Billy, for teaching me and keeping me company. I have to convince my wife how lonely I was Lol what a great show and wonderful guy! Tighten up Y'all

Billy's Spa Guy is who got me interested in Adam and you; his due diligence around his stories in the Memphis area, even years ago, was impressive. Glad to see you two together; great job.

Omg what an amazing find of the ambulance I got chills looking inside the back. What an awful day in music history. 👍🏽🇲🇽

Very, very interesting to see this! I never knew the ambulance still existed much less have it on display. How cool that you were able to get such a first row pass to see all this. Can't wait for part 2!!

Another home run Jordan. Excellent to see we have people like yourself that appreciates the legend that is Elvis!

Jordan really appreciating this Elvis week blogs. Being a big Elvis fan since a child I’m really excited for every next blog you upload. Thank you!

@ilonapeppler2833

3 ай бұрын

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So sad, but so very interesting . Great job as always, Jordan.

Watching the live feed that Graceland provided for the vigil and during the rendition of Bridge Over Trouble Water, the camera zoomed in on you singing along. lol Well done

Graceland looks so beautiful and peaceful. No wonder Elvis loved it there so much...

@chapingaryjr

2 жыл бұрын

Go if you ever get a chance I went in 93 they since opened stuff that was closed to the tour when I went I loved it though and want to go back

I’m a born and raised Tennesseean for my entire life, been to Graceland many times since I was a child, and having EP as a very significant part of my life, I had a very emotional reaction seeing the inside of the ambulance. It’s definitely on my list next time I’m there. Thanks for another incredible video, Jordan.

@angelbasham6631

Жыл бұрын

I'm from ky and want to go to Graceland is it very expensive?

@LorrieB330

Жыл бұрын

Angel BASHAM tickets range in price from $30 to $200, depending on which tour experience you want to do.

@ramencurry6672

Жыл бұрын

I visited Tennessee twice this month. Good food.

Been watching JTL for a year and change now. Such an amazing gift you have. I have been an Elvis fan since the day I was born. I can't thank you enough for sharing the same passion I have with the King. TCB Jordan. Love it. Keep being you buddy. Simply amazing content.

If my mother were alive today, boy would she appreciate this video and you, Jordan! She was such a fan and actually saw him at the Houston Rodeo back in early 70’s. ( 1970, to be exact)I was born in 73, so not born yet. I was 4 1/2 when Elvis died and because of my mother’s love for him, I will never forget it. From the literal blue record album he made, to books, posters, Elvis wine bottle, and the list goes on. Mom had it all regarding Elvis. Anyway, great video, Jordan!

@antonfisher1380

Жыл бұрын

Heard the Elvis Presley's movie is out now have you seen it too?

I loved this. Back several months ago I got watching a bunch of Elvis YT things AFTER watching you talk about Elvis on several occasions. I totally ended up going down the Elvis rabbit hole and found this guy's stuff and watched that video of him finding the ambulance. I spent, I bet, an entire month just watching all things Elvis. LOL (Also I watched a bunch of his concerts that I had never seen). So funny what you do to us, Jordan! You totally made me an Elvis fan at 57 yrs old.

@antonfisher1380

Жыл бұрын

Heard the Elvis Presley's movie is out now have you seen it too?

Spa guys enthusiasm for this stuff is amazing, glad people like him are around to do this, that ambulance could have so easily ended up being lost forever.

@mannychada4589

Жыл бұрын

He is a Elvis Protector do you know what that means?

@retrobilly1719

Жыл бұрын

Should of been lost,Making an attraction out of this is disrespectful & Disgusting

That was a lot of fun Jordan. Thank you for sharing this and all your adventures. Hope all is well for you and Jah!

I love Danny and Billy’s videos. They share so many personal life stories of their time with Elvis. 💜

I follow Spa Guy as well, so I've heard this all as it was happening with him, but still just as mesmerized with it on your vlog. The first time they stepped into the back of that ambulance I was in tears. Awaiting the rest of this and the rest of Elvis week, thank you for vlogging Elvis week.

wow Jordan, you're one tenacious man for sure lol You will film anywhere, anytime if it's going on in entertainment universe - love that we get to live vicariously through your diligent work, travel capturing all of this for everyone, Thank you!!

This is incredible, Jordan, you have done an amazing job with this vlog! Especially for those of us who know we’ll personally never see these things ourselves, we have lovely people like you showing us in detail. Thank you for what you do, and for this one generally, from one EP fan to another! ❤️❤️

The transformation of this building back to its original state is just amazing!

So happy to see you again on every day! Love watching you and Jah! You are the best vlogger! Really like anything about Elvis ❣

@antonfisher1380

Жыл бұрын

Heard the Elvis Presley's movie is out now have you seen it too?

Still can't believe I got to visit Graceland a few years ago, still need to pinch myself I was actually there ...

Thanks for acknowledging Elvis week. I still remember the day and where I was when he passed. You do a good job especially when it comes to Elvis

Another great adventure.You never lose your enthusiasm.Well done!

In the 1970’s my mom & dad worked at the original Niagara Hilton Hotel and mom was a chamber maid and went into a room as normal and made up the bed and went into the bathroom to clean it up and walked into Elvis while he was shaving 🪒 and he gave my mom two front row tickets to see him in Concert at the Niagara Falls Convention Center, which is now the Seneca Niagara Casino

@robinbittel9420

Жыл бұрын

Wow. He gave everyone everything!

Oh man. Great cliffhanger Jordan! Can’t wait for the next part.

@anneholden9908

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@TravelswithNick

2 жыл бұрын

Same!!

@idac7409

2 жыл бұрын

When can we see part2????

Oh Jordan, that gave me goose bumps! So excited for your videos this week!!

Love this video of the Karate Man Dojo Museum. I am really thrilled to see you Jordan and Spa Guy, talking about Elvis History. See you at Elvis Week next year

When he passed I was 12 and had been on a hayride. We got back to the church mom was picking me up and crying telling me he was gone.

all of my favorite video vloggers coming together for my favorite and the greatest entertainer of all time...couldn't ask for more!!

Like others have mentioned - awesome team up from my favourite channels. So cool to see crossover videos from some of the most talented out there. Great job on presenting this. Never a let down from you guys. Take care.

This is amazing! Thank you! *Elvis was dead before he was taken to the hospital, so his soul "left his body" at Graceland where he passed away. I'm really interested in what you were told about the haunting, is that in a follow-up video? 🙏🏻

@antonfisher1380

Жыл бұрын

Heard the Elvis Presley's movie is out now have you seen it too?

@just_peachy77

Жыл бұрын

Yes, was wondering about the haunting too, I thought it would be talked about in the next video but it wasn't mentioned.

@antonfisher1380

Жыл бұрын

@@just_peachy77 can you tell me about it?

@tyrones.j

Жыл бұрын

@@just_peachy77 The movie (in my opinion) was truly amazing! The actor who is playing Elvis truly did a remarkable job!! The movie is told from Elvis manager POV and although I think the intention was not to portray him as the “bad guy”, after watching it, it’s really no other way to look at him! After doing more research I found out that on the day of Elvis funeral the manager had Elvis father Vernon sign papers basically giving over all percentage of memorabilia through the estate! The movie is long (I think we’ll over 2 1/2 hours, but it’s definitely a must see if you’re a Elvis fan… and I definitely was a fan because of his ability to take blues and/or gospel and put his own little twist on it)

@azinfandellvr

Жыл бұрын

@@antonfisher1380 I watched it twice in two days...it was AMAZING! I hadn't planned on seeing it..don't know why...just so many conflicting stories over the years I guess. I was 7 when he died..but a huge fan! I cried for a week straight. I found it on a free movie app in the app store...since I'm unable to leave my house right now..🤫

Hi Jordan, what lovely guys they both are, and how nice that he wanted to meet up with you, and the filming guy. How great to see Elvis's shirts. Wow, that is so coincidental with the date June 26th, quite spooky. I am so amazed that that one photo sold for $100,000 in 1977, that person was set up for life. Boy, looking in the back of that ambulance, you can almost see them trying to save Elvis. Can't wait for the next vlog. Great vlog Jordan.

Great video, Jordan! I can't wait for part two. I've shared this on my FB page, also.

@antonfisher1380

Жыл бұрын

Heard the Elvis Presley's movie is out now have you seen it too?

I Had Communicated With Some of ELVIS Presley's Family and friends and they are really Nice people and I Think The World of them. I Live in Porters Lake NovaScotia that's in Canada and if I did not live for far away I Would Have came out to help them with The Tiger Man Museum.

💋Love the Elvis vlogs! Thanks again. ~Love&Light♥️Carli

Jordan , this is really cool. You give us the coolest gifts every time you turn on your camera. THANK YOU.

@antonfisher1380

Жыл бұрын

Heard the Elvis Presley's movie is out now have you seen it too?

OMG I’m so addicted to these videos! Thank you so much for keeping history alive . One day my dream will come true, and visit in person. Xoxoxo ❤️

@antonfisher1380

Жыл бұрын

Heard the Elvis Presley's movie is out now have you seen it too?

My dads birthday is June 26th 1957. The first night Elvis spent in Graceland. And he had plans to go see Elvis in Indianapolis on June 26th 1977 for his birthday but his boss wouldn't let him off work. And they found out that Elvis was gonna be here in Louisville in August after he went back on tour so Dad just decided they would get tickets and go then to avoid the drive to Indy and not get in trouble at work. Well needless to say Elvis passed away on Aug 16th 77 about 2 or 3 days before that concert here in Louisville was supposed to happen at Freedom Hall. My dad still regrets not just going to Indy on June 26th anyway because he never got to see Elvis live but knowone would have ever thought Elvis would die. Then another crazy tie to June 26th is that Vernon Passed away on June 26th 1979 which is ofcourse my dads birthday that year and I was born just over a month later on September 12th 1979. I showed my dad how all these dates link up with his birthday and he thinks it's pretty cool as well.

This is my favorite video of yours Jordan. You visit the most interesting places and I love history. That’s why I love your station so much. I learn a lot about the past I did not know. Very interesting.

@antonfisher1380

Жыл бұрын

Heard the Elvis Presley's movie is out now have you seen it too?

Awesome video Jordan...One of, if not the best one I've seen in your collection. Great work.

I was thinking the same thing on the possible hauntings. Can't wait for the next one. I'm sure they have security camera's all over that will pick up any strange occurrences.

This is going to be a great week. I'm only 30 so Elvis passed away before my time but my parents still have the newspaper from 1977 that says he passed away. My mom said she was at home cleaning the house when they announced it on the radio and my dad was at his job working in a mechanic shop when the news of Elvis came over the radio.

By the early 1970’s, the Memphis Fire Department had exchanged the Superior Coach Company vehicle for a Chevrolet Type 1 modular ambulance, built by Road safe Emergency Vehicles (REV) in nearby Shelbyville, Tennessee. The department also upgraded all ambulance personnel training to the new 81 hr. Department of Transportation (DOT) Emergency Medical Technician (EMT-A) basic curriculum. By the mid 70’s, the department had paramedic level personnel, EKG telemetry and advanced life support capability

@googleusergp

2 жыл бұрын

Not to be confused with the modern REV Group which is a totally different company.

I’ve been meaning to go to Graceland so many times… God Bless Always Elvis 🙏🏻

Been following you and Jah for years, love it.

WOW, very interesting Jordan! Thanks for sharing this with us. Looking forward to seeing the rest of it. Cheers!

Jordan, my main man, I love your shades!!!!

Jordan, your videos are so well done. You out did yourself here. What an enjoyable experience to take in this interview. Great humans, interesting history 👏. I absolutely love this channel. Learn so much.

Omg, Jordan! You took the words right out of my mouth…. I was thinking about his ghost when you said it could be where his soul remains…. 👻

Dang, Jordan. This is amazing. Thanks for posting.

Thanks Jordan and spa guy for loving one of the friendliest star's that the world loved

Love this Jordan! I LOVE The Spa Guy and Trey! Obviously this all is meant to be! How exciting to be living and experiencing what you guys have!! Thank you for bringing us along for the ride!! I've been to Graceland twice. Need to go back to see the Dojo!!! Great video

Just visited his Graceland home last week! I will love Elvis forever!❤❤❤

Great to see this. Billy is my favorite Elvis Vlogger, hope his new museum does well.

Thanks so much for this video. I was too small when Elvis died, but after I saw the movie, I am enchanted.

I absolutely love the zeal & reverence that Billy has for Elvis & the Ambulance⚡️❤️‍🔥! & it’s sad about all the drama going down @ the Tiger Man 🥋Museum 😔 Great video. I love your videos but rarely comment 👍🏻🥳

Love Billy The Spa Guys channel, great when you you tube guys cross over. Thanks Jordan mate, great vid.

Right before you said “this could be where his soul left his body” I was thinking that exact same sentence…

Another GREAT vlog by Daze with Jordan the Lion. Really enjoyed hearing Spa Guys story. As he was telling his story - the door behind him - It's as if you can see Elvis walking through the door with a smile. (this must have been a very happy place for Elvis ) PS June 26 is my birthday lol

Wow, thanks Jordan. Your the best. Awesome job filming this historic moment. Take care and have a very nice day.

WOW..... Just Wow, who would ever have thought this vehicle would be found ? Great Vlog Jordan, even though there is a bit of Sadness attached. I will never forget that day, our Mom cried her eyes out that day.

So cool! Thank you for a great video Mr

Another awesome video Jordan!😍

so awesome of you Jordan to share sites and tours of Elvis Week, such a sad day it was I was 9 years old when Elvis died I remember it like yesterday 🙏

Wow...June 26th...freaky!

Way to go Jordan your skills ride sky high on a subject we all love ! Such amazing information in this vlog just crazy !

This is a very cool video and I must say the enthusiasm from the Elvis museum is just crazy good love it! I talked about this

Great cliff hanger Jordan🤔

Very cool Jordan. Love your channel, history and Elvis!

awesome stuff guys!!

Another great video! Jordan is ⚡TCB⚡

This touched my heart deeply. Thank you so very much.

thanks daze for sharing this great video with us all in england take care on tour friend look forward to more video s

Awesome video Jordan!!! Thank you.

Dude, at 6:39 the reflection of your shirt (and your hand with ring) in the window looks like Elvis is filming it......I rewound it like 10 times. I took a screenshot but I don't know where to send it to you!

Thanks for sharing Elvis week with us Jordan, great vlog can’t for the rest of the week🥰

@antonfisher1380

Жыл бұрын

Heard the Elvis Presley's movie is out now have you seen it too?

Thank you! Enjoyed seeing this! So interesting.

I never thought about some of the stuff you bring up. I do remember where I was when I heard the news. I was buying grocery in Azle , Texas and it hit me hard, started crying in the store.

My son's birthday is August 16th, so a happy day for me but sad for the world...🤔Thanks Jordan great vlog as usual hugs to Jah💜

I've been looking forward to your ELVIS week vlogs ever since I watched the COVID and very special Christmas at Graceland ones. You know so much about the King... I'm super excited!! This is going to be phenomenal 🐩

Amazing! Love hearing all the stories. Thanks! 🥋

ELVIS improved the quality of our time on this earth 🌎

I had to go back and watch the last vlog a couple of time. Just to absorb a little bit of the history of that bar. I was just in awe of you and that experience.

Love Billy (SG) ,Trey , Jordan & MMK!!! My faves💕 you guys Rock !!!! Tremendous work, and travels for us die hard fans. Also Jordan does amazing videos on all things interesting 😊👍. My relaxing time are these great videos. My Real estate business can be quite stressful at times. These videos I look forward to at the end of the day🤗 Thanks for all you do. Keep up the great work!!! It is appreciated !!!

@dawnrseaman3803

2 жыл бұрын

My favorite too for sure

I never will forget the day Elvis died, I was 15 years old . I had walked uptown, with my cousin, to purchase our Tiger Beat magazines. When we came back to the house, my Dad was on the front porch crying. He said... "Elvis died.". That's all I had to hear. We were all crying. I felt as if I knew Elvis personally, but only because my Dad had every single album Elvis ever made. Never will forget the Moody Blue vinyl.. omg.. it was amazing just to look at. My Dad often would put on his shades and try to impersonate Elvis. Yeah. Interesting story. We lost my Dad to cancer back in 2004. During one of Dad's stays in the hospital, actually, his last stay, Dad looked at Mom and said... "Ruth, listen...someone is singing Blue Hawaii.".. Of course, none of us could hear anything at all. Later, we brought Dad home to take care of him until the end. I will never ever forget...the day before he passed away, my Dad sang Blue Hawaii with us girls. Not sure why I shared all of that, but... thank you so much for this video. I would have loved to have met Elvis. I'm very intrigued by all of this. I love watching the tours of Graceland, knowing that Elvis had been there.. it's so amazing, and we Elvis fans truly appreciate people like you. Thank you Lisa

@karlachilders1145

Жыл бұрын

G’ma Lisa…. What you wrote, was a very intimate, personal, beautifully eloquent peek into your past with your dad and how he loved Elvis. THIS COMMENT, YOUR COMMENT, is what makes going to the comment section and reading worthwhile every time! The story that you told of your dad’s love for Elvis, and sharing his sad passing with all of us and what he said to your mom will stay with me forever. You have forever changed my life, if only just for that moment. In a good way for sure. So thank you G’ma Lisa. Thank you for trusting us with this special story about your dad and Elvis. Warm regards, Karla

@gmalisa4502

Жыл бұрын

@@karlachilders1145 Thank you so much for your kind words. I miss my Dad a lot, and when I start missing him, I watch Elvis or listen to his songs. Thank you again !! Lisa

I'll never forget the day Elvis died. I heard it on our 19". Black and white tv in the afternoon. I was 14 years old & loved Elvis. I cried on & off for months after he passed. I'd lost my chance of ever seeing Elvis in Concert & my heart was broken we'd lost someone so special to the world. I never dreamed 44 years later he'd still be as popular as he is back then. I'm so happy about the museum & look forward to seeing it in the future. ❤️