Gunnar has to have some of the greatest stories ever!!! I mean, blow by statements like "Mamma Cass babysat us" and "George Harrison ate breakfast with us". Then all the stuff about the Flynn house that I'm sure he could dive deeper much deeper into. I mean WOW!!! Have these guys considered writing an autobiography? From the few things Gunnar said, hinted to and made a quick comment about, i can see a 60 hour long audio book. I'd be glued to that!

@allisonmarlow184

2 жыл бұрын

You're so right! This stuff needs to be in a book, or a series of interviews. He has a wealth of Hollywood history entwined in his life -- and he's a GREAT interview subject.

@cocoaorange1

2 жыл бұрын

Either he or his brother babysat Paris Hilton. They mentioned it in an interview a few years ago.

@cocoaorange1

2 жыл бұрын

I heard rumors Kris has a fling with George, who knows. I think John was friends with Rick too.

@twistoffate4791

2 жыл бұрын

I think a book would be my vote. But I'm considered a bit old-fashioned at this point.

@diane9247

2 жыл бұрын

@@twistoffate4791 I agree, this stuff is too juicy to just put on KZread or a TV show.

I got to attend a Rick Nelson concert when I was a little girl. I was in the front and he reached down and touched my hand. I was so excited. Love the Nelson family!

Thank you for this. Gunnar confirms every dark, bloody , underbelly that is still the entertainment industry. What sick bastards these star makers were. Gunnar seems like the kind of fair minded, unshakable friend we all want. AND they are carrying on the music that started with their grandparents. Absolutely stellar people. Again, thank you.

@Godwinpounds4333

2 жыл бұрын

Hello 👋 dear, how are you doing?

@IMeMineWho

Жыл бұрын

Have you worked in the industry? I have. Veteran of the industry...both performing and the biz, music and tv. I have incurred far more injustice and abuse in so-called normal jobs than in entertainment. The main thing with regard to as you put it underbellies" in any business is knowing your rights, how well you negotiate, and your luck re who your bosses are. That goes for all types of businesses. Sometimes you are lucky as to who your bosses and sometimes not.

@sparkytuttle2966

Жыл бұрын

@@IMeMineWho , I agree 100% with you regarding know your bosses. I was referring to the evil things that some entertainers are subjected to, in order to rise to out of this world fame. I had wrestled with the me, too movement for various reasons, mostly because it was hard to understand the enormity of this. But even that's not really what I was referring to, when I said, " What sick bastards these star makers were." I was going much deeper. I just was trying not to be graphic. I believe that every contract should be looked at by an attorney. I say that now, not because of the Crowder v Daily Wire garbage going on now. I find Crowder to be a snake using the lack of knowledge most of his listeners have regarding contracts. If anything good comes from his charade it might be that people will not sign anything without a lawyer. But back to your comment, I agree that there is underhanded bosses everywhere. The entertainment community has a conundrum in that most entertainers just want to do what they love, many are living and breathing their art. Whereas applying to a corporation, is just not the same. That leaves our artist a bit more vulnerable. It's a tough world and if you are careful it will destroy you. I wish you nothing but the best and I hope you live the life of your dreams. 👏

@variousJnames

Ай бұрын

​@IMeMineWho Obviously you didn't make it very far and maybe that's why you didn't see the depravity that goes on to make it big in the "industry'

Such an interesting interview and Gunnar seems like a great guy. I’m sorry he lost his Dad so young.

@texasgina

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it’s so sad I remember hearing about the plane crash and I remember I was devastated. I was such a big fan of the Ozzie and Harriet show reruns

@beedalton9675

2 жыл бұрын

Talks just like Ricky. I remember him in the western movie...pretty good

This is a wonderful interview. Gunnar has a warm personality. He has survived Hollywood in the best way. Thanks for sharing this with us.

@robertspears2532

2 жыл бұрын

100% agree!

@Wingone18

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertspears2532 Right on!

@lisaparsons4124

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I agree a great interview, Gunner a nice person and has survived the Hollywood.

@lunakat7020

2 жыл бұрын

I like Gunnar he is a sweet and kind young man ,very open about everything in his life.

@bodybuiltbodybuilt8852

2 жыл бұрын

…..And he’s done an 8 Ball. It makes interviews great

I visited Rick at the Flynn house with Bobby Neal a few times. The kids were home but asleep as it was 3:00am. Rick was one of the sweetest men I ever met. The house was amazing and the drive up was mind blowing.

@joannmartinez8295

7 ай бұрын

I think I'd like to hear your story of that night, I've always heard how generous and kind Rick Nelson was to everyone. Even people in the music industry have only good things to say about him. My father was a fan of his when he was growing up.

Their sister Tracy did an episode of Celebrity Ghost Stories and talks about the trauma she experienced in that house. It's quite compelling.

@PinkSwan146

2 жыл бұрын

How interesting… will look for it. Thank You 😊

@twistoffate4791

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting. I think I'll try & track it down, too.

@linalitonjua5419

2 жыл бұрын

That house is creepy! Actually, the whole grounds are creepy. During the early 80s punk days in Hollywood, that was an after hours hang out. We'd sneak through an opening in the fence with booze and what have you, and hang around the pool area. One night, some friends and I brought candles and decided to do a half-assed seance. The weird energy around that place was off the charts!

@TPOrchestra

2 жыл бұрын

I saw that. VERY scary. It made me more aware of Errol Flynn's dark side.

@freedomofspeech6095

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yes her story was terrifying. That’s what made me so curious about Errol Flynn. Tracy is great too.

I spent summer of 1981 at Mountain Meadow Ranch in Susanville, CA, with Gunnar and Matthew. I was 23, a counselor, and ran the horsebackriding program. they were 13. They were both really nice kids, Gunnar the more chatty of the two. Have a photo of us "Doing the Time Warp" at one of the camp dances. They used to sing once in awhile too. The other campers were a bit young to know who their dad was, but the counselors did, and could easily see and hear the resemblance. Josh Brolin and Jonathan Gilbert were campers there that summer as well. Thanks for sharing this , and celebrating their continuing success Nancy Chester ..camp name "Trigger"

@jaratoll8739

2 жыл бұрын

😄

@2009jadeorchid

Жыл бұрын

that is so cool

@joannmartinez8295

7 ай бұрын

Yours was a great story too Nancy, thank you for sharing it

What a fantastic guest! I love how transparent he is on the stories of his family , the house and Hollywood. I do remember the very handsome blonde Nelson brothers as very young musicians performing. I took a few pics of Rick Nelson when he performed at the fair in my town (right before he passed away.) I still cherish them to this day.

@terriwatson3993

2 жыл бұрын

Man I wish I had one of those pics.... I was having a new years eve party when we heard about Ricky Nelson's plane crashing and his passing. We stopped the party and prayed for the family then I said we will listen to his music and bring in the new year with his music... It made me feel good knowing Ricky's music will live on . RIP Ricky you are missed. ✌️

@wms72

2 жыл бұрын

Ricky had dark hair. Dave was blonde.

@Wingone18

2 жыл бұрын

@@terriwatson3993 What a lovely thing for you to do that horrible night 😢

What a GREAT INTERVIEW! Gunnar is well spoken, and a wealth of information. Thank you for all your hard work😊

@markcastle3128

2 жыл бұрын

I worked on the restoration of Ozzie and Harriet's home in Hollywood where they filmed the television show. Rickey Nelson's name was carved into a bed he slept in and was kept preserved in his upstairs bedroom bed frame was covered by tape to not alter it or paint it.

@Wingone18

2 жыл бұрын

@@markcastle3128 That's a very cool bit of infotainment. Thank you for sharing that.

@lisaparsons4124

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I agree a great interview with Gunner.

@lookintothelightcarolanne4699

2 жыл бұрын

I interview people too, and sometimes you talk to someone who makes the convo so easy, like Gunnar. Great job! 👏 👏

Such an interesting guy - thoughtful and really observant. I appreciate that Jordan gives him the chance to talk without interruption. Pretty rare.

Great interview, Gunnar is extremely intelligent and well spoken. Rick would be very proud and is I’m sure!

My mom was a huge Ricky fan, she was so devastated when he died. I can’t wait to share this. Growing up in the LA area and being a Nelson family fan, this was amazing.

@hairyscotman

2 жыл бұрын

He was something special....for sure!

@Wingone18

2 жыл бұрын

@@hairyscotman Amen

@lisaparsons4124

2 жыл бұрын

Yes my mom Joyce Parsons was a Rick Nelson fan, she loved the songs.She passed away in November 13 2020shes with God and Dad now

@ninabobina2006

2 жыл бұрын

My mom was in love with him too. ❤️

@lisaparsons4124

2 жыл бұрын

@@ninabobina2006 my mom Joyce Parsons loved Elvis Presley and Ricky Nelson to.Hsve a great day

I'm going to be honest, I had no intention of listening to this video but when Gunnar started talking about everything, I got hooked This was a great interview 👏

@dallastexas3471

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. Peace

@hondaphan4172

2 жыл бұрын

Me as well.

@minervan2878

Жыл бұрын

Me Too 👍🏻

Gunnar is tremendously intuitive, and yes, very much an empath. He is incredibly smart and generous with his time and his personal knowledge to be the wonderful story teller he is.

I enjoyed this organic interview. Gunnar is insightful and the stories of his life and family were generous of him to share. It’s nice to have an interview where the host isn’t treating his guest like a math problem that needs to be solved. He was legit interested in Gunnar’s story. 👏 🎉

I really enjoyed this interview. He has lots of great Hollywood stories...he should write a book about growing up in Hollywood.

@1927su

2 жыл бұрын

I agree!!

@allisonmarlow184

2 жыл бұрын

"Growing up Nelson!"

@user-ty2xv6xw8j

7 ай бұрын

I love them, and the Gram Parsons 💕 tee.. .was it Matthew that dated Bobbie Brown? I miss Tracy, hope she is doing well.

Fantastic interview, Jordan! Gunnar is a wealth of information - not only about his famous Dad - but about Hollywood and the rock scene in general. Great stories about the Flynn House, too! Thanks to you and Gunnar for this awesome video!!!!

@1927su

2 жыл бұрын

We need the book!!!

@lisaparsons4124

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I agree a great interview with Gunner and Rick Nelson a great singer.Have a great day

Gunnar is so down to earth. I’d love to sit with him and talk for hours just about the Flynn house and the early rock days in the 70’s. I had a huge crush on his dad Rick when growing up in the 60’s (because of the Ozzie & Harriet reruns.) This was a wonderful video!

@leslietucker7675

2 жыл бұрын

Im almost 70 and i still LOVE Ricky Nelson

@poetsdreamsatc

2 жыл бұрын

@@leslietucker7675 Leslie I love him still! He was such a hoot on the show. ☺️

@charlenearnett6888

2 жыл бұрын

Me too

@charlenearnett6888

2 жыл бұрын

Will always love Ricky Nelson ❤️ 💓 ♥️

@EJ-hh5cs

2 жыл бұрын

@@charlenearnett6888 Loved Ricky Nelson!

I really love how personable the Nelson twins are, they should have a Reality show or podcast with their brother Sam and their sister Tracey too!!🥰

You hit it out of the park with this interview Jordan. I remember when you vlogged the Flynn/Nelson house. Gunnar is a cool dude and interviewee....could listen to him all day. Thanks Jordan and Gunnar.

@5wheels521

2 жыл бұрын

Have you seen the Celebrity Ghost Stories episode with Tracy Nelson? Also a great story

@GE.1962

2 жыл бұрын

@@5wheels521 Yes!

Wow! What an amazing interview Jordan. I was captivated by Gunnar's extremely articulate and vivid recollections and the way he generously shared the historical aspects of his hugely talented family's life. All of us grew up with the Nelson Family--whether it was with bandleader Ozzie Nelson's music, The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, Ricky Nelson, Rick Nelson and the Stone Canyon Band, or The Nelson Brothers. The Nelson family have been and continue to be part of the fabric of many of our lives. Both Gunnar and Matthew are an amazing testament to their father's huge legacy yet stand on their own incredible merits and talents. I had the opportunity to meet both brothers when I was a music publicist in Hollywood. It was so refreshing to meet two immensely grounded and genuinely real individuals. Their tribute to their father is stellar and a must see for any fan of Ricky, The Nelsons, or great music for that matter. They commit 110% to each performance, as you can see from their preparation, which you magically captured in your vlog Jordan. Outstanding interview Jordan and very much look forward to seeing The Nelson's on tour in 2022!

@cocoaorange1

2 жыл бұрын

Tracy was a decent actress. I heard Sam singing on YT, he has a decent voice too.

@garymullis3640

2 жыл бұрын

I'm a traveling man infinity thanks to Rick.

incredible interview...you can feel Gunnar's pain, sensitivity and sensibility in all this. imagine even thinking your dad knew something was up and saved your life. I could spend hours just listening to this man talk. Part of him wants to be just a regular guy hangin' out with his neighbors on a Saturday afternoon. I am 11 years older than him.

What a riveting interview. I came away with a far greater respect and admiration for Gunnar and the behind the scenes info was outstanding.

Gunner really does look like his grandpa Ozzie Nelson. Very nice boys . Ricky would be so proud of them and their sister . They excelled in their dads music field and Tracy excelled in the acting. Very talented family.

@MiMisTreasures

2 жыл бұрын

I actually think he looks more like the Harmon’s side of the family. I can really see his uncle mark in him! I completely agree that Rick would be very proud of how his kids turned out

@nancywood9531

2 жыл бұрын

@@MiMisTreasures yes he would.

@maryosborne4075

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, he does!

I was so in love with Nelson when I was younger, specifically Matthew. And yes, I still remember every word to their songs, lol.

This is a TOP SHELF interview guys! Rethink turning this venue into a regular series. Whatever you decide, we are interested in your work.... fabulous job! ❤❤❤❤

Wow that was a pretty awesome interview. He's such a chill and laidback guy. I can listen to stuff like that for hours! "Mama Cass was our babysitter" and " George Harrison was just 'Uncle George' ". It blows the mind! Very cool!

Thank you so much for this interview! Growing up, my Parents would fill the house with the music of Ricky Nelson and other artists they grew up listening to. And then Gunnar and Matthew came along and I enjoyed singing along to their songs, and still do! And I enjoyed watching their sister Tracy in The Father Dowling Mysteries. A very talented family!

@hammy6275

2 жыл бұрын

Same here! Their uncle is famous too!

@mizginas

2 жыл бұрын

@@hammy6275 I wonder how many know who their uncle is…

@patriciatypner6770

2 жыл бұрын

@hammy uncle is david

@brendahedden2683

2 жыл бұрын

@@patriciatypner6770 also Mark Harmon 💙 his sister Kristin married Ricky 💜💙

@patriciatypner6770

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I knew that@ Brenda he’d done n ty

Hi Jordan, loved hearing about the Flynn house. How eerie to hear him say that house was alive, that house wasn't just a house, it was a thing. Some properties are better off gone. A very interesting gentleman to listen too. Great hearing about his dad aswell. Great vlog Jordan.

@victoriawittelsbach5808

2 жыл бұрын

Nelson's are my family friends. Glad to see and hear of them again Continued success & God Bless, Matthew & Gunnar! Haribol Harmony

@gettheledout4510

2 жыл бұрын

If you haven't watched the interview with Tracy living or staying in that house, I highly recommend it.. Pretty creepy

@samanthab1923

2 жыл бұрын

@@gettheledout4510 Yes, was goin to mention it. Celebrity Ghost Stories

I was a teen when everyone knew their band and they really hit it big, but I had no idea until now that they had been playing music for so long. Of course, I knew who their family was. Interesting interview. I resonate with his comment about being empathic. I am as well. I'm glad you were able to do this interview. 😊

@Godwinpounds4333

2 жыл бұрын

Hello 👋 Tara, how are you doing?

These guys have an encyclopedic knowledge of the Hollywood scene on so many levels. Thank you for this golden interview!

Brilliant interview⚡could listen to Gunnar tell stories all day long. 70's and early 80's LA was a special place to grow up in, wish I had a portal. Would love a part 2 🙏

This is the best interview ever! I will definitely go back and watch it again. I've always been a fan of the Nelson brothers. I grew up on reruns of the Ozzie and Harriet show. Thanks for such a great episode!

@DazewithJordantheLion

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@cindihillis7047

2 жыл бұрын

I'm binge watching your channel new sub so happy I found you Thank-you!

@rosefritchman7829

2 жыл бұрын

What about Tracey;

@chairlesnicol672

Жыл бұрын

@@DazewithJordantheLion So who owns the eryl flyn house now in 2023?

73 yrs old fan of the Nelsons. So glad to find this interview. Gunnar is Very intelligent and articulate. Seems like a really nice guy.

I absolutely love this one, Jordan. Heard so many stories about Flynn and that house. Tracy Nelson appeared on a ghost story show on Biography years ago in which she talked about seeing Flynn at the bottom of the stairs one night as he held up a glass of champagne to her. It’s so cool that you were able to speak to the Nelson boys directly. Thanks for sharing this! And the photos of the house are just as I would margined it would be. ♥️

This was really good. So much interesting stuff Gunnar talked about. He seems like a really nice, decent and down to Earth guy. This was an excellent interview.

What a great interview, Jordan! Gunnar is a terrific storyteller. Some of his tales and takes on things are mindblowing.

The Nelson kids have been thru a lot (sister Tracy as well). What a legacy this family has….so sad we lost Ricky so early. Yes, they could write volumes of books with all the stories- would definitely be a best seller.

Such a fantastic interview Jordan!! I love how open and honest Gunnar was about life and the reality of the music/film industry.

Wow! Great interview! I could have easily listened to Gunnar for a couple more hours. I loved it when he said he has a low tolerance for stupidity. I really felt for Rick when he said he was gone all the time to get away from his wife and the divorce. I remember when Mark Harmon, Kris Nelson’s brother, tried to get custody of their little brother. She must have really had problems. It was really eerie when he said his Dad didn’t want them riding in the plane the day before the crash. Thanks for sharing this interview.

@acf846

2 жыл бұрын

I met Mark Harmon very 👍

Gunnar is a wonderful story teller, he loved uncle George Harrison ❤️ same. I'm so glad he shared his story on the Errol Flunn house , very dark time for all who was famous . Hollywood royalty isn't that grand for those like him and his family. Thanks for sharing this amazing interview, I could listen to Gunner all day ❤️.

@kakiegrace

2 жыл бұрын

And his babysitter Cass.. so cool to hear the stories

THIS was just what the Dr ordered! I have never been to Hollywood but I can honestly tell you that I've always felt something warning me to stay far away. I've always been drawn to the stories, the emotions and feelings that music can stir and create. Music is an entity of it's own. I too am very empathetic and pick up on things so I can relate to everything Gunner talks about. I was introduced to Rick Nelson's music as a tiny little girl. I thought he was better than Elvis! As I got older I went back and watched all the old episodes of Ozzy and Harriette and finally found as many 45's as I could find! Then finally plastering Gunner and Mathew's posters all over my bedroom walls!! I love, love, loved this vlog! Thanks for another home run Jordan❤

Could listen to Gunnar all day what a guy .

You Rock Jordan! this is a great interview I love seeing real musicians talk about the business... You sounded thrilled to speak to Gunnar... I would be...much love to you and Jah ❤️

Thank you for showing this interview. I always thought a lot of Rick Nelson, but never really knew a lot about his life when he was older. I really enjoyed listening to Gunnar. As someone who really enjoys history I loved this. 🥰

Gunnar is refreshingly authentic and no-nonsense. It is fun to listen to his stories and perspective. Thank you!

I feel so lucky to have found your video interview with Gunnar. He’s so well spoken and open. I grew up listening to Rick. I’d love to see Nelson in person now. Just loved listening to Gunnar tell his stories and love his personality. Thank you for bringing him to us.

@lindachavezw...246

2 жыл бұрын

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That was a fascinating interview Jordan! I'm always struck by how dark the other side of Hollywood and the music profession can be. I'm glad that Gunnar seems to have come out the other side of it seemingly well adjusted.

@IMeMineWho

Жыл бұрын

Gunnar is not speaking of Hollywood as a business when he speaks of the seaminess of Hollywood. There is Hollywood the physical place and then there is Hollywood that ppl who do not live in California imagine (the entertainment business). Gunnar when he speaks of being an empath and sensing ppl's desperation is speaking of Hollywood the place as the physical location brings many ppl who do not research either the business, nor do they have a backup plan when they come to Hollywood to attempt to realize their dreams which then become broken and then may become homeless or addicted due to lack of prep work and research. I have worked performing and in the biz and heard many Midwesterners and Southerners who dreamt of being musicians or actors and came here without a dime and no contacts or training who nonetheless came to California hoping to make it and convinced because they were handsome or pretty and thus would attain stardom in a year. These are the ppl who become addicted or homeless.

@lisa7777

Жыл бұрын

@@IMeMineWho I have lived in L.A. for over 30 years. Perhaps Gunnar was just referring to the seaminess of geographic Hollywood, but I know there is a lot of seaminess in the entertainment business, too.

@IMeMineWho

Жыл бұрын

@@lisa7777 None more than any other biz. Here longer than you AND in the biz. I have experienced more harrassment in normie jobs than in acting or music.

@lisa7777

Жыл бұрын

@@IMeMineWho I'm glad you have had a positive experience.

@IMeMineWho

Жыл бұрын

@@lisa7777 Ty. And I wish you success in your endeavors.

This was a terrific interview. Also a really important one for any student of rock and roll history. It was very generous of Gunner Nelson to share his memories with us. Jordan, your channel just keeps getting better and better.

Thank you for this interview. I did not know Rick was millions in debt when he died. These young men are a testament to their family legacy, treat people right, be humble & kind. They are just as their Dad was, a humble man who did not let fame go to his head. I believe the silver lining to living with a troubled mother opened their eyes to not indulge in the same things. Gunner is warm & down to earth and though he explained things were wrong didn’t disrespect his parents. A fine human

@cfinley81

Жыл бұрын

He just told it like it was. Sounds like he made peace with it with it all a long time ago.

I'm glad to see this I know Matt and Gunnar, I met them where I live in Kilgore Texas, they played at the Dodson auditorium. They're friends of mine too.

Fantastic interview!! I was at a show at the Tropicana in Atantic City in 1983 and in walks Ricky Nelson as an audience member. He was so gorgeous in blue jeans and a black leather jacket! Rick telling his sons to take a commercial air flight is similar to Jayne Mansfield stopping the car and putting her children in the back seat before her accident. I hope Rick was happily in love with the girlfriend he was with at the end. Would love a Part 2 to this interview!

@joannmartinez8295

7 ай бұрын

I would too, Gunner is a great storyteller I would love to hear more about the house and his time in the music business.

best interview yet Jordan! Gunnar is cool and i have a brand new respect for the man

@twistoffate4791

2 жыл бұрын

Same. I have had positive feelings about Gunnar, and the twins in general, but this interview really does reveal Gunnar to be a humble & open person. Great interview.

I was in a classic/southern rock band in the late 80s and early 90’s, and I loathed these guys. But I saw a special on them a couple years ago plus this great episode, and my opinion has completely changed. Much respect!!! And thanks for coming through with the Flynn House story!

Gunnar and Matthew are a year younger than me, I grew up watching The Adventure of Ozzie and Harriet in the early 1970s.

Loved this vlog. What a extraordinary life Gunnar has lived. They need to make a movie thru the eyes of Rick Nelson.

Does anyone ever say No to Jordan for an interview? I think everyone can see what we do...genuine and authentic nice guy!

I watched Ricky Nelson on t.v. back in the 1950s and my best friend and I went to see him perform at the Minnesota State Fair in 1960 when we were 12. What happened to him was such a shock and tragedy but it’s lovely to see his sons continue the family music legacy. Gunnar is such an interesting young man. Great interview!

Gunnar's baby sitter was Mama Cass! Wow! Wonderful interview! Much respect for the Nelson adult children. Gunner is articulate and a realist. I appreciate that he's so down to earth. Makes this interview informative and interesting. Thank you for sharing this on KZread!

One of the best and most enjoyable things I've ever seen you do. As an old baby boomer, we were all fans of Ozzie and Harriet and especially Ricky Nelson. I actually liked him better than Elvis way back then though I like Elvis of course. His son is so intelligent and well-spoken, this was just a great great interview.

@sherrihinton8567

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you

@valeriehuber9167

2 жыл бұрын

I agree...but I think he and Elvis are both my favorites..different styles of music 🎶 both equally talented..what an amazing interview..thank Gunner from all of us..he gave us great information...he truly survived Hollywood..

@theirishhammer9451

2 жыл бұрын

Very well said Sir.

One of if not the most compelling vlogs I’ve seen you do. He’s articulate, smart, and had a great story. Thanks for sharing this one.

I have always loved Nelson’s music but never had any idea how incredibly talented they truly are in a lot of different ways. Also I could listen to Gunnar speak and tell stories for hours. Great interview ❤️

Fascinating! Gunnar is an intelligent and articulate storyteller. I would love to read a book of his memories.

The Nelson twins will never disappoint (RIP Rick)… I miss their long hair singing days (My favorite song was After the Rain)… Keep up the good work Jordan

@DazewithJordantheLion

2 жыл бұрын

They have three different shows they tour with... so you can still see all their hits. Sometimes they tour the Ricky Nelson tribute, sometimes the tour their own music, and they have a Christmas concert they tour. They have been non stop touring for over 30 years

Probably one of the best vlogs you've done to date. No news organization has been able to get this level of detail from a Nelson family member like you have. Bravo to you Jordan.

EXCELLENT interview! Thank you.

This was a wonderful storytelling session with Gunnar Nelson! I was riveted by his every word, and didn't want Jordan to interrupt him at all. Fascinating stuff. I don't if he's written an autobiography, but he definitely should. He's got the storytelling skill. Thanks to you both for doing this great video! 👍☮🌟

I watched this vlog w/ Gunner Nelson yesterday and today watch the Erroll Flynn House you made in 2017 and you mentioned Gunner Nelson. Just a reminder of how life is like connecting the dots - from your friendship w/ Shelly Winters telling you about the house to 5 yrs later your doing a vlog w/ Gunner. Can't wait to watch future Daze with Jordan the Lion vlogs *Jordan - you have a guardian angel

Thank you boys for the respect you show your dad.

Excellent interview. I’m 64 and basically on the cusp of growing up listening to Ricky Nelson and was young enough to be able to enjoy Nelson. To this day Ricky Nelson’s version of Fools Rush In is always on my playlist. Gunner’s recollections are fantastic. Thank you for bringing that interview to us.

Gunnar needs to write a book! Love the stories.

Great video Jordan. I grew up watching replays of the Ozzie and Harriet shows. I like Gunnar's take on the entertainment industry.

I truly enjoy your vlogs with Matthew and Gunner Nelson. There stories are always so fascinating. They go into great detail on their and their Dad's lifes. Excellent job on the Vlog.

As a baby boomer, I grew up watching and enjoying the Ozzie and Harriet show on TV and Tracy’s TV show where she played a nun. My first of several stepfathers was named Gunnar Nelson. Unfortunately, he was an alcoholic who made our lives miserable and committed suicide when I was a teen. Ricky’s Sonya’s redeemed the name.

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What a great interview. I grew up with the Ozzie and Harriet Show. I loved Ricky. Great job on this video.

Excellent video! I had wondered what had happened to "Nelson". I am very impressed with Gunnar. Intelligent and personable. Fascinating story of his late father during his last year of life. Of course the Flynn House History was mind blowing. Bad juju on that property! Keep up the great work!

Thank You!! This was fascinating. So many memories and so much we weren’t told back in the day. I am 74 years old so I loved Ricky so so much. Now I have a new respect for the Nelsons sons who honored their Dads memory and his legacy.

Gunnar needs to write a book! Great interview! So cool!

I can definitely see Gunnar’s resemblance to his Dad too.

Lately I have missed some of your vlogs. So happy that I started with this one. I always love interviews with Gunnar and Matthew. They always seem open and comfortable. Gunnar's story style goes really well with the way you interview. I love that you ask the question or make a prodding statement and stay out of the way so the interviewee can answer. As always an entertaining and informative vlog. With one of my favorite musicians. Easy to admit I have all or most of Matt and Gunnar's music.

Our family home in Louisiana is over 300 years old and a number of my ancestors decided to stay. On another topic, I saw their Dad Ricky perform in Louisiana in 1974 or so, pretty good show.

Ricky Nelson was my childhood favorite singer. I never missed an episode of Ozzie and Harriet.

My sister was a huge Ricky Nelson fan. My daughter was a big Nelson fan. I took her to see them(her first concert) in Rockford Il. Ran into Robin Zander from Cheap Trick there. He was taking his daughter to see them.

SUCH A COOL INTERVIEW!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH

Excellent interview. Gunner Nelson comes off as a very nice guy.

I could listen to Gunnar speak on his family, Hollywood, etc for hours.

Thoroughly enjoyed the interview with Gunnar. I saw Rick Nelson at the Iowa State Fair in 1976 I think. Got his autograph on his album. Such a nice guy. Sorry for your loss Gunnar and your siblings.

Very interesting. Having read Flynn's biography, I am quite familiar with some of the stories from that house. Gunnar is a fascinating speaker.

Those guys sound as good as ever. I was a Metal guy but I dug Nelson back in their prime MTV days. Catchy tunes and nothing like sibling harmonies.

I love Gunnar's Gram Parsons shirt. I will never get over GP's passing, nor his musical contribution to this world. Gone too soon, just like Ricky.

I’ve always loved Matthew and Gunnar! I was a fan of their sister Tracy when she was acting too. Still so handsome after all these years.

That was such a great interview! What a talented, down to earth guy! He was such a compelling story teller! The house sounds like it really never was a ‘home’ like it should have been and probably energetically wanted to be. Hollywood! Sheesh! What a town! It just seems like it attracted nothing but narcissistic, borderline personalities. Plenty of supply there! Ozzie and Harriet were too stable and grounded for that place. Rick seemed pretty solid too. Gunnar spoke matter of factly about his parents. They were such a beautiful couple with beautiful children. I felt so bad for the family when he spoke about their divorce. Wow! I’m going to be watching some Ozzie and Harriet tonight! Thanks so much for this interview!

I really liked this interview. Jordan I'm glad you decided to do the Rick Nelson vlog, especially since it led to your friendship with Gunnar. Nice story.

What an articulate, erudite and thoughtful man. A genuinely nice guy, a credit to his dad.

Boy, they resemble both parents- it’s uncanny. Was so sad when they divorced and his subsequent death. His music was very special

The Nelsons (very talented musicians), their Dad was a music icon and television star that I grew up with.

What a outstanding vlog/interview, I was totally engrossed in what Gunnar was saying about the Flynn house ,really interesting, secret tunnels,2 way mirrors ,oppression atmosphere inside,what really went on in there, I wonder if anybody is still alive to tell the tale,if so,they probably wouldn't because they would be implicating themselves, haha.

Sounds like the Flynn house had demons in it. That's why you could feel it's creepiness.

This was a wonderful interview with Gunner. My life stopped when Ozzie and Harriet came on the air and I was in love with Ricky, as many teens were back then. I lived to see and hear him sing. It was also special to hear Gunner talk about the DC3. My dad flew the DC3 in WWII. It was a dangerous time. After the War dad started working for National Airlines and flew until his mandatory retirement at 60. Dad started flying at 14 and never stopped. Thank you for bringing back so many heartwarming memories.