First Time Seeing Elvis interview; March 31, 1972 - Hollywood, California | THE WOLF HUNTERZ REACT
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Elvis interview; March 31, 1972 - Hollywood, California
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Elvis interviewed after his rehearsals at the RCA Studio A in Hollywood - originally filmed for the 1972 film "Elvis On Tour" but barely anything was used in the final cut, which is a shame as it is one of the more intimate interviews Elvis ever gave.
Pierre Adidge and Robert Abel were the two guys responsible for the interview, as well as the whole 1972 movie in general.
hey guys, this is a 1972 uncut unedited interview from ep. theer aint a lot of it, not because he wasn't open and willing to talk, but because his manager was so controlling and kept him away from the press unless he ok'd it. this was the one thing i hate about his career. the greatest entertainer of all time released in 1969 on his comeback suspicious minds, burning love, a whole memhis record that was and is revered, and it nearly didn't get released. unless the manager got 50% of the publishing from any song he sung, he was not allowed to cut the track. this is why you see him sing so much cover music as the 70's went on. i think this interview ill give you some insight into who he was, and where he was at at the time. you know it's hardly surprising really that he became addicted to prescription meds, his creative freedom was not there. but what a career, and that is restrained. i guess on the flip side the manager did have to deal with the early controversy which was bordering on being sent to prison !! enjoy
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God rest that sweet man's soul ... TCB forever !
You understand when seeing him here why he is the biggest superstar ever
Totally agree & will always be !!
ELVIS was so humble and kind! Never be another like ELVIS! Thank you!
Elvis was modest but full of confidence. He always bragged on everyone else placing them above him.
He was always willing to talk to reporters and even signed autographs for fans that came up. He had said many times, that without the fans he would have been nothing. He only had the fans in the beginning when the world was against him. I hope you will show all the opposition he had in the 50's in the wonderful short documentary, "Elvis Presley and the Black Community", he had some rough times. I been there since 1956, and I just love your Elvis reactions, you two are so cute. thanks and Be Blessed
I love that Documentary; Also, The Generosity Of Elvis Amazing!
What a special man he was! As a superstar, he didn't act arrogantly at all. He respected everyone and gave thought to his answers. Elvis was a once in a lifetime legend. He will never be forgotten. 🤗👍⚡👌
When you watch Elvis, either singing or doing an interview, you just want more ! If you haven't seen this documentary "King of Kindness " it's a must watch of Elvis giving so much during his lifetime . Oh how much he is missed. Thank you for sharing & your comments.
He was a shy man really... humble and respectful.....I still don't think he knew how much he was loved by his fans and respected by other artists...he didn't stay as an artist in the 50s like alot of them did but he evolved and 40 odd years after his passing he is still the figure that others are compared to...if there was a long table on which only the greatest music entertainers could sit, he would be the head of that table....nice review
Well said !!
You could feel the love and respect they had for each other on that stage, every reaction. They were pure Magic!!! ❤❤
Great reaction.... Thanks once again Matt. TCB ⚡
The whole thing is fantastic but I missed looking at his eyes... 😢😢
Such a good human being!!💜 There will NEVER be another!!🎶🎸🎶💜
While I could listen to Elvis interviews all day, in some way Parker’s rule on limited interviews worked to Elvis’ advantage as it heightened his mystique and left his fans wanting more.
Keep doing more Elvis even without donor input .. youll get to 200k faster ❤
Forever in love with Elvis
What a great human, i love this men❤ no one is bigger than this men. Only jezus
Elvis will always rock God bless him.
I think you two are great. Thank you & Matt so much.
People don’t realize that Elvis did two shows a night in Vegas
He did almost 700 shows!!
Sometimes three. That must've taken a toll, even two. One a night with no days off is hard enough. He was worked to death.
JD Sumner said Elvis was trying to get into one of their "singings"and didn't have any money,so JD let him come in and said he could always come and never have to pay. JD told him "one day, I'll be paying to see you"! Like Elvis said,he was only 15. Well,the rest is history
True!
Aww,Thankyou for that beautiful interview, I never saw that one,Ty(Matt) ❤
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Love watching your reactions. Elvis’ good friend Joe Esposito once said Elvis was the most extraordinary ordinary man 💙
Just love your reactions. So far more than others. Even tho I have nothing in me for metal, “did a bit in the early 70’s”, I don’t feel any time separation watching your Elvis reactions. Love them. .
You both are two cute.
Inspired recommendation for a reaction.. Elvis' shyness and humility is seen and heard here. And notice also, how little he talks about what he's most famous for and how much he references the music that means the most to him.
Great video loved it thanks for sharing
This is in colour... In the vault's. 40+ minutes!👍
Thanks for sharing, not seen this before Mike U.K
Although the control, and financial issues by Parker were real, and at times detrimental to Elvis’s career, he had a wide range of songs to choose from. He never wrote lyrics himself. After leaving the movie contracts, he said he wouldn’t do any songs he didn’t believe in. I think his choices during his later career were pretty damn good. Thanks for sharing!
That's Red West who comes in to E's right, a life long friend, former US Marine, bodyguard and member of the Memphis Mafia.
Haven't seen this one. Intimate conversation with the King. Great reaction guys. His press interview at the Madison Square Garden is just amazing (hint).
I'm 61 years old, English and grew up knowing Elvis originally thru my mum who was a massive fan. I'm probably an even bigger fan than her now. Lol. This is so so sad. I wish everyone could watch this and see what a beautiful humble person he was. I read... or should I say 'started' to read an interview from Elton John where he basically said he loved Elvis until he met him and progressed to ridicule him because of his weight and the fact how he used to forget the lyrics to songs etc etc... It made me appreciate Elvis even more. Even the Beatles said on record how they were 'disappointed' when they met Elvis because of mainly the way he looked. Well, all I can say is that if it wasn't for Elvis the likes of Elton John and the Beatles wouldn't even be mentioned and have a voice. Elvis, in my opinion was the best entertainer of the modern era. No one knows what impact other entertainers had before film etc but in the era of our technology I truly believe Elvis was number one. 'And', 'if' he had toured Europe and further maybe he could have been even more influencual, who knows.? But more importantly, he was a humble and kind man.
I loved this so much ❤ thank you Matt. Thank you also Travis and Suzi . I am so excited for you guy’s to reach 200 thousand
There is another good interview with Elvis at Madison Square Garden that I think you guys will enjoy it if you could find it by for now
E's cool glasses were prescription because of his glaucoma ❤❤❤
People used to think he wore the glasses to be cool but at a very young age he had glaucoma and had to have a needle put in his right eye to release the pressure. Later on the stage lights would bother him so that he’d sit in his dressing room with tears rolling down his cheeks from his eyes. The salt from perspiration and the lights caused him so much trouble. Elvis had a lot of physical ailments that unfortunately were genetic and he’d tell people he wasn’t going to live for long. He actually told two women he’d die by the age of 42. This was part of the reasons he took the prescription medicine so he’d be able to push his body later to get through so many shows every night. There’s a book out by Sally Hoedel called Destined to Die Young. It’s a very interesting and remarkable book with a lot of scientific research that went into the genetics of his family and his physical ailments. It’s believed that in the 22/23 years he was famous he wanted to push as much living into his life as he could. His mom died at a young age too and that’s the side of the family that had the problems.
The King with the long hair and tinted glasses...
A lot of people don't realize that Elvis wore glasses when not performing on stage. Since his glasses are tinted many assume they are sunglasses, in fact tho they are tinted prescription lenses.
JD Sumner was the bass singer of the Stamps Quartet, but JD also hired another bass singer to also sing with them. The last image on that video was that bass singer, Richard Sterban. He later went on to become the bass singer for the Oak Ridge Boys, and is best known for the bass part of the song “Elvira.”
A Mass of talent
Elvis is referring to JD Sumner and the Stamps at the beginning of this interview. You can catch JD's low bass vocalizations in many of Elvis's 1970s stage performanes. They joined the touring band as the key male backups, replacing the Imperials in 1971. If you catch some of his earliest interviews back in 1955 and 1956, he clearly has a nervous stutter. Much more confident by 1972. However, of note - he was often incredibly sleep deprived and heavily medicated starting later in 1971 through the rest of the years or his life, abbreviated with brief intervals of going cold turkey like he did for the 1973 Aloha performances.
Fantastic footage. I’ve seen this before and there is more. You guys have the best reactions to Elvis.
Look at I Jhon rehersal 1972; I think is the same time you know?
Truth, you know all musicians/entertainment people say that, but just lip service. Elvis truly did love his fans
I am most positive these guys were filming “Elvis, That’s the Way It Is”. I also believe there is a much longer audio of this interview and this piece is the only visual. It wasn’t cut short, as you can see. Everything was packed up so it was time to go. The shades was because of his glaucoma.
Katy... True about his glaucoma & it was getting worse each year of his life. I don't think many people knew about it at that time. 😢
This was for “Elvis On Tour” that came out in 1972. Similar circumstances as “That’s The Way It Is”, just a couple years later.
Yes His Full Interview IS 45 MIN - It was Released years later - It's Awesome -- & On My Channel If you'd like to hear it -- I Ripped The CD to My PC
I have seen/listened to this dozens of times. I wish it was in color.
Not so fun fact - this was around the time he was diagnosed with glauchoma, and rarely seen without his dark glasses afterwards, apart from his shows. Something which he never let be known, and is still relatively unknown (he frequently had to have injections in his eyes, one time urgently without any medication). When Elvis died his vision was very poor.
The guy with the low voice is J D Summer.
I think that he wears the glasses because of his Glaucoma
I will always love Elvis but the way his life got away from him was so damn sad 😔
The This is Elvis documentary is really good! You should watch it. It'll make you rejoice and shed some tears 😢
Your lady, Looks like she would like to have gone out with Elvis??😮😮
Wouldn't we all? This is why I love to watch Elvis reactions, you can pinpoint at exactly what point the women fall in love with Elvis 😂 and they always do, his voice and southern charm and twang. Even a little heavier he was sexy as sin 🔥🔥 And so humble
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Thanks! How about the return to memphis from army interview… to compliment this one and see different perspective
Love u (simulaetd madness) U so createve
Good to see Red West chiming in there.
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Watch the ones where they speak to these producers of the 68 comeback. There’s like 3. They were there and they know.
Elvis was not bordering on being sent to prison. The movie crammed in a lot of exaggerated bits and pieces that were not real, mixed with Some real in the beginning of the movie at the Memphis concert b4 he went into army. On line It tells you. He was never arrested or about to be. Plus they exaggerated his teasing the fans, by make it look very lude when it wasn’t. They crammed all this wrong stuff in then, because Priscilla and Lisa Marie were not around yet. They could not input or object. The conflict Elvis has is the old guard thought he was bringing whites down to the level of blacks, they moved more, more animated in singing, where the whites were stiff sticks, b4 Elvis. And they were segregated, kept apart from each other. Elvis kicked down these doors of segregation, and a few I’m sure wanted him out of the picture. But he never Broke the law and he complied with a judge in FL to not move. He only moved his little finger. They put that at the Memphis concert and made it look like he did not comply. That part of the movies was blasphemous in my opinion but I only saw the initial long trailer. They cut it out Of the trailer as it made one who knew mad. The trailer I saw initial had that in there so I wasn’t even going to watch the movie until I saw the shorter trailer you guys watched. And heard more about the rest of the movie. Parker as a carny wanted to emphasize crazy stuff for publicity. So he didn’t deal with it, he stirred it. All Parker did good was get him to rca and on TV and he about destroyed Elvis the last 4 years of movies. Elvis was so down he almost did not make a comeback. People were talking of him as a joke and laughing about him.. songs in those later ones like old McDonald, he was promised would never be on record out side the skit for the movie. All those promises were broken and Parker had to have allowed it. He was being looked at like a joke. If it were not for the 68 comeback where they kept Parker busy and away from him there Would be no more greatness. Parker tried hard to sabotage it all the way. And he didn’t get the writers rights of those songs so he worked with Elvis dad who was very uneducated and kept these producers away from Elvis even tho Elvis wanted to work more with them. Parker knew he was risking loosing Elvis if he did and would stir his dad up. Later a court ruled parkers fees were extortion after Elvis death. Much more bad was learned about Parker worse than known b4 and why he left the Netherlands and came here illegally and never work to get his citizenship so Elvis could tour internationally.
Are you doing Christmas songs? Santa Claus is back in town. Here comes Santa Claus (both very different from the usual) and of course Blue Christmas.
good reaction to a humble and interesting interview. PS - get glasses please so you can read or LASIK ! HAVE A NICE DAY.
Great reaction!
Why I love Ye bloody face?
Don’t know if you all know why Elvis started by wearing sunglasses? Well he was diagnosed with Glaucoma which especially at that time years of his life they didn’t know a lot about Glaucoma. so very sad 😞
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Everyone’s manager keeps their act away from the press unless they approve it. As they should. As someone who was in the music business at the time, I guarantee you EVERY major artist would have had Tom Parker as their manager, if they could. He was highly respected in the business. The revisionist lies being said about him are garbage, told by people who weren’t there at the time.
I have a suggestion; IF you have time, likely not on here, that you watch He Touched Me, (2CDs) you will see the REAL Elvis. I guess you could say the gospel side,kind of. The interviews are AMAZING! I own it and have watched a few times.❤
TCB forever
He look heavy for 1972. Are you sure on the year?
Play please forgive me by Bryan Adams.thanks ❤❤❤❤❤
He wears those glasses because he has glaucoma
FYI Elvis had prescription drugs. Did he abuse them? Yes, but please read destined to die young It will put in context the reasons why and how he became addicted to pink killers, which were all prescribed for the 9 of 11 bodily systems that were failing. Given what I know about his medical history and the autoimmune disease which is difficult to diagnose even today, i'm totally amazed that he can even sing particularly in nineteen seventy seven the last concert he ever he sang whete he sang unchained melody and hurt which you have covered. I have seen vibe reactions where he reacts on this book. Perhaps you can do a review as well?
Elvis manager did not treat him very good at all. Elvis only lived 5 more years after this.
Seemed tired of everything.