I live in a rural area and my Great grandmother is buried on a Ridge, or large hill. You can see for miles over rolling hills. I go there to unwind and de stress. I tell her everything and enjoy the beautiful view.
That’s called necromancy! it is totally spoken against in Gods Holy Word ! Granny doesn’t hear a word you’re saying. Just thought you should know. Get saved and believe Christ ! If granny was a saved woman , and you’re saved, you will see her again !
Buddy Holley was musical genius. I grew up listening to his music thanks to my parents. He was ahead of his time with his unique style of how he would sing, unmistakable. The good really do die young.
@@teomanvural897I think some are ahead of their time. Copernicus was one. Hey folks. The earth is round (though I believe that was fleetingly understood in ancient times). The sun does not revolve around the earth - other way round! I would count Leonardo Da Vinci, yes, Buddy Holley, and definitely Elvis Presley. Lots more. Anyone who sends our collective thinking in a new direction. I believe it's called a paradigm shift.
You want to realize just how many people are thrilled to take a walk through these graveyards. I'm happy to be one of these people. Thank You Arthur and the graveyard family.
Arthur dark would you go to congressional cemetery in washington dc please where John philip sousa is buried please and happy fathers day to you arthur dark ♥️
I believe as you walk through the final resting places, repeating their names some of which may not have been repeated for many years somehow shines a light on their brief history in the living world.
Growing up as a kid in the mid 50’s remember very well listening to all three of these young men on the radio. I was a toddler then. Didn’t know they all had passed away until I was a teenager. ❤❤❤
Can’t hit the button fast enough when I get the notification of a new Hollywood Graveyard episode. Thank you, Arthur, from all of us taphophiles out there.
As a native Texan, seeing all the history of the stars and, well history is absolutely amazing. As always I love the cinematography and articulate presentation.
Native Texan here as well and fellow 'graver.' This video has a lot of my collection on it. Shoot, now I can't send them in. But, thank you for the Texas salute, Arthur. Y'all come back now, ya hear?
Arthur Dark: most informative of all cemetery videographers with the best diction and narration. Always respectful, delightfully humorous, decidedly intelligent and my choice for best videos. Thank you for your efforts to make top grade videos.
I really appreciate these specials and never miss one. Tonight I remember Freddie King especially. I met him in 1976 on a winter night he was playing at a Blues Club in Montreal, I was the Label Manager for the record company that was releasing his current albumn and he invited me back his dessing room for a chat between shows. What a nice man! He regailed me with so many stories of his travels through Europe during the years and how friendly and open he found the people in those countires. He had me hanging on every word. What a wonderful, gentle, freindly man. Incidently, I have never in my life heard any Blues Gitarist sound as sweet and perfect as he played that night. A great, great musician. I can't believe he was dead only 10 month after that delightful evening. It broke my heart. R.I.P. Freddie, thank you for your gift you shared so openly!
I'm from Oklahoma but I really enjoyed hearing about all the famous people who are buried in Texas and I have been to a few of these cemeteries over the years not having known of these people being buried there Thank You.🇺🇲🤠👍☕🎥📽🇺🇲
Thank you so much for your videos Arthur!! I can't tell you how much I look forward to them....my husband and I always make a date night out of the newest one, complete with dinner and dessert. Living in Los Angeles, we have access to so many famous graves of Hollywood, but the ones I especially enjoy are the ones made by all of your viewers. They take us to places we'll never go. Thanks again for all your hard work and excellent commentary!
As someone who is a native Texan it’s great for everyone to learn about the history we have. Especially in San Antonio where the Alamo is one of the many symbols of Texas
AS USUAL, A SUPERB JOB ARTHUR. DIDN'T REALIZE YOU HAD DONE A TEXAS TRIBUTE AFTER WE COMMUNICATED LATE LAST YEAR. THANK YOU FOR AN EXCELLENT REPRESENTATION OF OUR NATIVE TEXAS LEGENDS.
I was only 3 months and 13 days old when Dan Blocker passed away but I’ve come to love the old guy through biographies and Bonanza re runs. Love that guy. So sad we lost such an amazing human being.
Started watching this awesome channel during the Covid lockdown. I’m hooked! Another great episode! Thank you Arthur Dark, and thank you to everyone who submitted to this viewers special!
@katarzynamariamuszynska2811 No worries, it's okay. Almost everybody is obsessed in one way or another with death. Don't let it control you though because most people, at least most people, the happiest one's anyway lose that obsession because they lose the fear that comes with it by finding peace within their souls & with God❤ Once you make that peace you'll be free of the chains that hold in fear❤
So many interesting graves visited in this one, but I have loved Dallas the show since I was a little kid so I was partial to the Larry Hagman portion. Well done, as always!
Thank you Arthur for another amazing tour. Much appreciation for your dedication and history you give for each grave. You are awesome good sir. Stay safe and blessed.
I can finally say that I have been to someone's grave that's been featured on Hollywood Graveyards! My daughter and I have been to see the Dan Blocker grave because it was close to my hometown and he was one of my dad's favorites on Bonanza! Thanks guys for the great memories for the stars shown on here tonight and for showing the great state of Texas. It is a big state with some wonderful people buried there. All shown are amazing and talented people.
Finally Texas. I am from Texas obviously. Thank you Arthur and all those who contributed to this episode. Restland is in Dallas, I have family buried there.
Arthur, these are SO well done. I'm not sure if someone has picked you up as a narrator for a commercial, or whatever, but if they haven't they should. Your narrations are extremely well done, along with your video content and editing. So impressive! Great job as usual. I have to admit I feel a little crazy saying this, but I binge watch these because they are relaxing and very interesting.
I met Mac Davis back in the early 70's in Rhode Island, he was adorable and very generous with his time. RIP Mac Davis. Thank you for the tour of the cemeteries and those you are visiting.
A fitting tribute to all that have passed in Texas well done 👏 👏👏and thank you to all who contributed to the video. Once again 🙏🙏❤️❤️Arthur and Giuseppe from a fan in the U.K.
Yep, seeing the grave of Jim Reeves (the man with the velvet voice) brings back great memories. I grew up with his music and is still a big fan of his songs, which I still listen to on a regular basis. On a personal note the plane accident that killed Jim Reeves and his passenger was ruled by the NTSB as pilot error. According to NTSB records Jim Reeves was a licensed pilot to fly small single engine aircrafts. According to the NTSB Jim Reeves did not have sufficient training to fly this particular aircraft, because it was much bigger than the one he has trained for. The investigation also revealed that when Jim Reeves entered the storm clouds, he asked the local control tower for directions and due to static or miscommunication, he turn the plane in the wrong direction and flew the plane into rapid rising terrain and crashed. My late mother was heart broken when she heard over the radio that Gentleman Jim Reeves has passed away.
As a native Texan, thanks for giving us our own video. It takes a video this big to cover a state this big. Thanks to all you viewers who sent in their work.
Hollywood Graveyard was the first channel I watched on this topic. I’ve watched some others and they “can’t hold a candle” to the production value of Hollywood Graveyard. I appreciate you letting your viewers participate in contributing videos. There’s no way, especially with recent gas prices, one person could collect and share all the beautiful tributes shown in this latest episode by themself. Thank you for your dedication and commitment to honoring their memories and educating the fortunate people that have the pleasure of watching Hollywood Graveyard.
I love Dallas when I was a kid and still to this day. I’ve seen every episode of all 14 seasons multiple times. I remember as a kid my mom let me stay up late and watch it. I can’t think of a better place for Larry Hagman to be besides Southfork. He died playing the role he loved the most
Favorite memory? Meeting James Cotton several times when he played here in my town. He ways always a very friendly fellow and he ALWAYS put on a great show! Also, Freddie King, thank you very much for everything you did for humanity!
EXCELLENT!!! JR Ewing - the man everyone loved to hate and couldn't wait to see him get his just dues. Larry Hagman was superb in that role. I never went anywhere on Friday nights until I watched the next episode of "Dallas". He IS a legend. Every time you hear his name mentioned, you immediately think of JR Ewing. I wish they'd bring back this series again!! They show so many reruns on TV, especially on ION TV, having "Dallas" back again would be a real treat. Thank you, so much, Arthur. This has to be one of the best videos you've ever done. They are all well worth watching but this one was long and very informative. Always done with respect and good taste. KUDOS to you!!!
Thank you to all the contributors for this Texas sized Hollywood Graveyard tour. I enjoyed watching but I must say that the history behind these celebrities started to get to me.
Lol..finally got a notification on my day off. Have my coffee and a comfy chair. Time to watch. Thanks Mr Dark 👍 Just finished watching, once again Mr Dark, beautiful work. Can't wait for the next one. Have a great evening
As a child, the entire South African people listened to Jim Reeves, for some reason he was BIG in this country. A thew radio stations still plays his songs today, and wow he even sang a song in my native tongue. Thank you Arthur for the history, and keep it up ,,Johann and Erica from Johannesburg South Africa 🇿🇦
BRILLIANT! Thoroughly enjoy all your videos, Arthur, and this one was up to your usual excellence. I met Peter Mayhew once when he was signing autographs at a card and memorabilia store. My son was a huge Star Wars fan, so we made the trip to see him and get his autograph. I was struck by his quiet, gentle nature, and the fact that he couldn't have made a dime appearing at this little store, but yet, there he was, happy to meet and talk with anyone who wanted to see him. And I have a somewhat obscure connection to James A. Michener, in that he was originally from Bucks County, PA, where I live. In fact, I live on Michener Court! The county seat, Doylestown, is where my now-grown son lives, and Michener's name is all over the place. So many other names in this episode struck a chord in my heart, from Mary Martin and Larry Hagman (big Major Nelson fan!), Ben Hogan (wish I had his swing!), Dorey Miller, James "Dobbs" Hampton, Mac Davis (Lord, It's Hard to be Humble! and Baby, Don't Get Hooked on Me), to Freddy Fender, Charley Pride, Freddy King, 'Gentleman Jim' Reeves and of course, Buddy Holley. I could go on and on, but I'll just say that if I couldn't live here, I'd want to live in Texas.
Your narrative to the video being shown is simply brilliant in its eloquence, insight and sensitivity. Truly appreciate all your fans sending in their submissions and your ability to describe the moment..
It’s like Christmas Day when I see you post a new video, Arthur! I’ve been addicted to your videos since COVID lockdown, and have even started watching some over again while I wait for a new one. Thank you for all you do! So tasteful, professional, and interesting.
34:38 I have fond memories of Oliver and his song "Good Morning Starshine." My mother used to sing it to me iin the morning to wake me up for school. Oliver was before my time, but his song was a wonderful way to wake up. 🌞 Good morning, starshine! The earth says 'hello.'
I couldn't hold back some tears when Peter Mayhew's resting place was shown. It would have been wonderful if he had lived to see Chewie receive Han's medal at the end of TROS.
🪦Larry Hagman has GOT TO BE ONE OF MY FAVES!!!! I never knew he was Cremated and his Ashes spread on the Ranch where they filmed Dallas!!!! And like soooooo MANY, I LOVE Dan Blocker!!!! His story, which I already knew, was still very interesting. You ALWAYS put your own SPIN on things Arthur. That, and your voice, is what keeps people coming back, I'm sure!!!! Thank-You for this trip down "Memory Lane."
I had no idea of how many huge Superstars and legend's were buried in Texas. As a huge country music fan of the 50's - 90's it was a treat to see Charley Pride Freddy Fender Jim Reeves Ray Price And all the actor's and actresses buried in Texas. To be honest I didn't know that Powers Booth passed away so that was a shock. I say that this is one of the best videos and I need to say thank you to all who contributed. Wonder if Bonnie and Clyde ever thought that after nearly 90 years after they were gunned down that they would still be spoken of. May they all Rest In Piece and thank you for all you given us.
Long weekend and a brand new Hollywood Graveyard=pure bliss. Thank you Hollywood Graveyard Arthur and all those who put together another fabulous video.
I met Mac Davis at the songwriters hall of fame event. He was one of the sweetest people I’ve ever met. I was heartbroken when he passed. It was the same event that Townes was inducted into the hall of fame. They were truly two of the most influential songwriters of all time
First, I would like to extend my sympathy to the people of Texas and the horror you have endured. My prayers are with you. On another note, the many memorials that have been mentioned here bring back many fond memories of my childhood. Some were quite surprising, and others quite educational. Thank you Texans for bringing your Texas best to the RUclips screen.
My favorite Don Meredith moment is, of course, the famous Oilers game where the Oilers were getting crushed on Minday Night Football. The camera panned the grandstands and a none-too-happy fan made what could be politely called a rude gesture with his middle finger. Frank Gifford and Howard Cosell were speechless, but Din saved the day by piping up, "Well Hawrd, he thinks we're number one."
Dave Williams and I worked together at a music store in a mall in Plano. I remember going to see his band Fugly! Rest easy my friend. We also used to buy Wild Turkey shots with Dime and Vinny!
Really like your vlogs! In regards to Bobby Layne and the Lions... there were no Super Bowls in the fifties...he led the Lions to 2 NFL Championships...the third time he was injured and couldn't play so Tobin Rote led them to their 3rd Championship... Bobby Layne was traded to the Steelers and thus began the curse of Bobby Layne on the Lions & they haven't won a thing since
Detroit won three NFL championships with Bobby Layne in the 1950s (I believe two of them were over the Cleveland Browns), but they have never made it to the Super Bowl, which didn't come around until 1967 after Layne had already retired.
He went to the same high school as la Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford. Stafford was smart to leave Detroit because he won a Superbowl after one year with la.
Thank you Arthur for another great presentation! I live for these and I will salute you tomorrow morning with my cup of java steaming in my Hollywood Graveyard mug! Until we meet again......!
I live in a rural area and my Great grandmother is buried on a Ridge, or large hill. You can see for miles over rolling hills. I go there to unwind and de stress. I tell her everything and enjoy the beautiful view.
That’s called necromancy! it is totally spoken against in Gods Holy Word ! Granny doesn’t hear a word you’re saying. Just thought you should know. Get saved and believe Christ ! If granny was a saved woman , and you’re saved, you will see her again !
So many famous people with lives cut short. It makes me realize how fortunate I have good health at my age!
I love the respect you give to each person. Many are famous but not household names and you shine a light on why they are to be remembered.
Great and insightful comment. 👍
2022. Respect.
Yes. Very good documentary. Thank you.
Buddy Holley was musical genius. I grew up listening to his music thanks to my parents. He was ahead of his time with his unique style of how he would sing, unmistakable. The good really do die young.
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Buddy Holley and his fellow musicians. Too sad for words. He was so young. Goodness knows what more he would have gone on to achieve.
@@teomanvural897I think some are ahead of their time. Copernicus was one. Hey folks. The earth is round (though I believe that was fleetingly understood in ancient times). The sun does not revolve around the earth - other way round! I would count Leonardo Da Vinci, yes, Buddy Holley, and definitely Elvis Presley. Lots more. Anyone who sends our collective thinking in a new direction. I believe it's called a paradigm shift.
You want to realize just how many people are thrilled to take a walk through these graveyards. I'm happy to be one of these people. Thank You Arthur and the graveyard family.
Arthur dark would you go to congressional cemetery in washington dc please where John philip sousa is buried please and happy fathers day to you arthur dark ♥️
I enjoy wandering through graveyards reading the head stones… 👍🏻
I believe as you walk through the final resting places, repeating their names some of which may not have been repeated for many years somehow shines a light on their brief history in the living world.
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Growing up as a kid in the mid 50’s remember very well listening to all three of these young men on the radio. I was a toddler then. Didn’t know they all had passed away until I was a teenager. ❤❤❤
Can’t hit the button fast enough when I get the notification of a new Hollywood Graveyard episode. Thank you, Arthur, from all of us taphophiles out there.
Me too
Same 😄
I do the same. I always love Hollywood Graveyard videos. I also like Arthurs voice and Vassolis them song.
Ditto
Same!!!
How exciting. Thank you so much for using my footage of Ann B Davis. It is truly an honor to be included with such other great videos!
Thank you Jackie!!
As a native Texan, seeing all the history of the stars and, well history is absolutely amazing. As always I love the cinematography and articulate presentation.
07:25 heres a crazy idea if you cant see the ground pull up at the start!
Same, makes it feel like home! ❤
Native Texan here as well and fellow 'graver.' This video has a lot of my collection on it. Shoot, now I can't send them in. But, thank you for the Texas salute, Arthur. Y'all come back now, ya hear?
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I greet the Texstians. Thank you.
This is the best, or, among the top 3 best channels on RUclips.
Mr. Dark & company, you're all appreciated.
I've been waiting with excitement for this next episode, I've been like a little girl waiting for her next new doll , Arthur Dark you are a genius
Arthur Dark: most informative of all cemetery videographers with the best diction and narration. Always respectful, delightfully humorous, decidedly intelligent and my choice for best videos. Thank you for your efforts to make top grade videos.
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I really appreciate these specials and never miss one. Tonight I remember Freddie King especially. I met him in 1976 on a winter night he was playing at a Blues Club in Montreal, I was the Label Manager for the record company that was releasing his current albumn and he invited me back his dessing room for a chat between shows. What a nice man! He regailed me with so many stories of his travels through Europe during the years and how friendly and open he found the people in those countires. He had me hanging on every word. What a wonderful, gentle, freindly man. Incidently, I have never in my life heard any Blues Gitarist sound as sweet and perfect as he played that night. A great, great musician. I can't believe he was dead only 10 month after that delightful evening. It broke my heart. R.I.P. Freddie, thank you for your gift you shared so openly!
I'm from Oklahoma but I really enjoyed hearing about all the famous people who are
buried in Texas and I have been to a few of these cemeteries over the years not having
known of these people being buried there Thank You.🇺🇲🤠👍☕🎥📽🇺🇲
Didn't expect a new episode so soon. A pleasant surprise for sure!
Always happy to see a new Hollywood Graveyard video. Thank you viewers and Mr Dark.
I never thought I would like watching grave yard videos but now I really like them.
Thank you for these informative and respectfully done videos.
Thank you so much for your videos Arthur!! I can't tell you how much I look forward to them....my husband and I always make a date night out of the newest one, complete with dinner and dessert. Living in Los Angeles, we have access to so many famous graves of Hollywood, but the ones I especially enjoy are the ones made by all of your viewers. They take us to places we'll never go. Thanks again for all your hard work and excellent commentary!
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Don’t know what this is about do they make a programme.
Was especially happy to see Townes van Zandt featured, as I haven't seen any other vloggers go to his grave and I am a big fan.
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As someone who is a native Texan it’s great for everyone to learn about the history we have. Especially in San Antonio where the Alamo is one of the many symbols of Texas
Visited San Antonio last month. Loved it!!!
I was stationed at Lackland AFB for the Air Force! love the city!
San Antonio is my hometown! I live in California now and miss it so.
That's right I'm from Texas to San Antonio🎉❤👌💕😉
Absolutely wonderful episode. Thank you to all the hard work that everyone put into this.
Many people do cemetery videos but nobody can touch your work your stuff is top notch first class you are a true entertainer my friend
AS USUAL, A SUPERB JOB ARTHUR. DIDN'T REALIZE YOU HAD DONE A TEXAS TRIBUTE AFTER WE COMMUNICATED LATE LAST YEAR. THANK YOU FOR AN EXCELLENT REPRESENTATION OF OUR NATIVE TEXAS LEGENDS.
Wowsers! What a treat! Thank (15th time) to everyone who gathered the footage to put this gem together! y'all!
I was only 3 months and 13 days old when Dan Blocker passed away but I’ve come to love the old guy through biographies and Bonanza re runs. Love that guy. So sad we lost such an amazing human being.
Thank you for remembering so many people who were a part of our hearts, memories & history!
Started watching this awesome channel during the Covid lockdown. I’m hooked! Another great episode! Thank you Arthur Dark, and thank you to everyone who submitted to this viewers special!
I am worried myself that I am watching videos about graves 😮
I am 47 years
@@katarzynamariamuszynska2811I’m 46 and LOVE watching these type shows. And all true crime showed …
@katarzynamariamuszynska2811
No worries, it's okay.
Almost everybody is obsessed in one way or another with death.
Don't let it control you though because most people, at least most people, the happiest one's anyway lose that obsession because they lose the fear that comes with it by finding peace within their souls & with God❤
Once you make that peace you'll be free of the chains that hold in fear❤
@katarzynamariamuszynska2811 especially the graves of murderers ...... Bonny & Clyde
Thank you, Arthur! Your work is so relaxing to me. ❤️
So many interesting graves visited in this one, but I have loved Dallas the show since I was a little kid so I was partial to the Larry Hagman portion. Well done, as always!
Thank you Arthur for another amazing tour. Much appreciation for your dedication and history you give for each grave. You are awesome good sir. Stay safe and blessed.
I can finally say that I have been to someone's grave that's been featured on Hollywood Graveyards! My daughter and I have been to see the Dan Blocker grave because it was close to my hometown and he was one of my dad's favorites on Bonanza! Thanks guys for the great memories for the stars shown on here tonight and for showing the great state of Texas. It is a big state with some wonderful people buried there. All shown are amazing and talented people.
Your life is complete.
@@NoTaboos almost :)
Finally Texas. I am from Texas obviously. Thank you Arthur and all those who contributed to this episode.
Restland is in Dallas, I have family buried there.
Arthur, these are SO well done. I'm not sure if someone has picked you up as a narrator for a commercial, or whatever, but if they haven't they should. Your narrations are extremely well done, along with your video content and editing. So impressive! Great job as usual. I have to admit I feel a little crazy saying this, but I binge watch these because they are relaxing and very interesting.
Thanks Arthur and everyone that took the time to visit these graves love from 🇨🇦
I met Mac Davis back in the early 70's in Rhode Island, he was adorable and very generous with his time. RIP Mac Davis. Thank you for the tour of the cemeteries and those you are visiting.
It's like Christmas and a birthday when I get my notification for a new Hollywood Graveyard. Thanks Arthur. I could listen all day to your voice
A fitting tribute to all that have passed in Texas well done 👏 👏👏and thank you to all who contributed to the video.
Once again 🙏🙏❤️❤️Arthur and Giuseppe from a fan in the U.K.
Yep, seeing the grave of Jim Reeves (the man with the velvet voice) brings back great memories. I grew up with his music and is still a big fan of his songs, which I still listen to on a regular basis. On a personal note the plane accident that killed Jim Reeves and his passenger was ruled by the NTSB as pilot error. According to NTSB records Jim Reeves was a licensed pilot to fly small single engine aircrafts. According to the NTSB Jim Reeves did not have sufficient training to fly this particular aircraft, because it was much bigger than the one he has trained for. The investigation also revealed that when Jim Reeves entered the storm clouds, he asked the local control tower for directions and due to static or miscommunication, he turn the plane in the wrong direction and flew the plane into rapid rising terrain and crashed. My late mother was heart broken when she heard over the radio that Gentleman Jim Reeves has passed away.
Powers Booth was an amazing actor! Denver Pyle needs a statue of "Uncle Jesse". Thanks Arthur!
As a native Texan, thanks for giving us our own video. It takes a video this big to cover a state this big. Thanks to all you viewers who sent in their work.
Hollywood Graveyard was the first channel I watched on this topic. I’ve watched some others and they “can’t hold a candle” to the production value of Hollywood Graveyard. I appreciate you letting your viewers participate in contributing videos. There’s no way, especially with recent gas prices, one person could collect and share all the beautiful tributes shown in this latest episode by themself. Thank you for your dedication and commitment to honoring their memories and educating the fortunate people that have the pleasure of watching Hollywood Graveyard.
I love Dallas when I was a kid and still to this day. I’ve seen every episode of all 14 seasons multiple times. I remember as a kid my mom let me stay up late and watch it. I can’t think of a better place for Larry Hagman to be besides Southfork. He died playing the role he loved the most
So sorry about the Von Erich family. Awesome video. Thank you.
Favorite memory? Meeting James Cotton several times when he played here in my town. He ways always a very friendly fellow and he ALWAYS put on a great show!
Also, Freddie King, thank you very much for everything you did for humanity!
2:17 the music never dies because his legacy, his work, and himself lives on forever in are hearts no matter what
RIP Dimebag and Vinnie. Pantera changed my life. Great tribute as always.
Thank you for getting to buddy Holly Mr dark I've always wanted you to get to buddy Holly thank you so very much and God bless you.
EXCELLENT!!! JR Ewing - the man everyone loved to hate and couldn't wait to see him get his just dues. Larry Hagman was superb in that role. I never went anywhere on Friday nights until I watched the next episode of "Dallas". He IS a legend. Every time you hear his name mentioned, you immediately think of JR Ewing. I wish they'd bring back this series again!! They show so many reruns on TV, especially on ION TV, having "Dallas" back again would be a real treat.
Thank you, so much, Arthur. This has to be one of the best videos you've ever done. They are all well worth watching but this one was long and very informative. Always done with respect and good taste. KUDOS to you!!!
Me too!! Friday nites in the 80's, in front of the TV. Magnum was great too👍
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Thank you to all the contributors for this Texas sized Hollywood Graveyard tour. I enjoyed watching but I must say that the history behind these celebrities started to get to me.
Lol..finally got a notification on my day off. Have my coffee and a comfy chair. Time to watch.
Thanks Mr Dark 👍
Just finished watching, once again Mr Dark, beautiful work. Can't wait for the next one.
Have a great evening
As a child, the entire South African people listened to Jim Reeves, for some reason he was BIG in this country. A thew radio stations still plays his songs today, and wow he even sang a song in my native tongue. Thank you Arthur for the history, and keep it up ,,Johann and Erica from Johannesburg South Africa 🇿🇦
Thank you for mentioning James Bowie. I learned something new with your research. He was my great grandmother’s great uncle.
Surprised you didn’t mention the way he pronounced it. Lol
BRILLIANT! Thoroughly enjoy all your videos, Arthur, and this one was up to your usual excellence. I met Peter Mayhew once when he was signing autographs at a card and memorabilia store. My son was a huge Star Wars fan, so we made the trip to see him and get his autograph. I was struck by his quiet, gentle nature, and the fact that he couldn't have made a dime appearing at this little store, but yet, there he was, happy to meet and talk with anyone who wanted to see him. And I have a somewhat obscure connection to James A. Michener, in that he was originally from Bucks County, PA, where I live. In fact, I live on Michener Court! The county seat, Doylestown, is where my now-grown son lives, and Michener's name is all over the place.
So many other names in this episode struck a chord in my heart, from Mary Martin and Larry Hagman (big Major Nelson fan!), Ben Hogan (wish I had his swing!), Dorey Miller, James "Dobbs" Hampton, Mac Davis (Lord, It's Hard to be Humble! and Baby, Don't Get Hooked on Me), to Freddy Fender, Charley Pride, Freddy King, 'Gentleman Jim' Reeves and of course, Buddy Holley. I could go on and on, but I'll just say that if I couldn't live here, I'd want to live in Texas.
And you'd be very welcome.
@@barbaragammon5850 Thank you kindly!
I loved Charley Pride, thanks to my dad's love of Country music.
Thank you, Texans, for bringing us all of these wonderful graves and memories!😘💖🌹
Thank you for the fine work you do. I hope you enjoyed your visits to my home state.
Your narrative to the video being shown is simply brilliant in its eloquence, insight and sensitivity. Truly appreciate all your fans sending in their submissions and your ability to describe the moment..
It’s like Christmas Day when I see you post a new video, Arthur! I’ve been addicted to your videos since COVID lockdown, and have even started watching some over again while I wait for a new one. Thank you for all you do! So tasteful, professional, and interesting.
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34:38 I have fond memories of Oliver and his song "Good Morning Starshine." My mother used to sing it to me iin the morning to wake me up for school. Oliver was before my time, but his song was a wonderful way to wake up. 🌞 Good morning, starshine! The earth says 'hello.'
I couldn't hold back some tears when Peter Mayhew's resting place was shown. It would have been wonderful if he had lived to see Chewie receive Han's medal at the end of TROS.
🪦Larry Hagman has GOT TO BE ONE OF MY FAVES!!!! I never knew he was Cremated and his Ashes spread on the Ranch where they filmed Dallas!!!! And like soooooo MANY, I LOVE Dan Blocker!!!! His story, which I already knew, was still very interesting. You ALWAYS put your own SPIN on things Arthur. That, and your voice, is what keeps people coming back, I'm sure!!!! Thank-You for this trip down "Memory Lane."
Thanks so much for including Freddy! We are so proud of him and all he accomplished 💜
Lovely to see Dime and Vinnie being acknowledged 🤘🖤
I've been waiting for them to pop up in the viewer submission vids. They are truly legends!
@@shagdog6669the guy that shot Dime was also shot and killed so I hope he is in the most eternal darkness EVER and paying for what he did.
Honestly , the Amount of work put into this Presentation is A WORK OF ART IN ITSELF , Thanks 🙏
The Von Erich story always gets me. That poor father and the pain that they all went through. Tragic.
I'm a huge wrestling fan and I went back to my childhood watching 80's wrestling with the Von Erich family
I had no idea of how many huge Superstars and legend's were buried in Texas. As a huge country music fan of the 50's - 90's it was a treat to see
Charley Pride
Freddy Fender
Jim Reeves
Ray Price
And all the actor's and actresses buried in Texas. To be honest I didn't know that Powers Booth passed away so that was a shock. I say that this is one of the best videos and I need to say thank you to all who contributed.
Wonder if Bonnie and Clyde ever thought that after nearly 90 years after they were gunned down that they would still be spoken of.
May they all Rest In Piece and thank you for all you given us.
I enjoyed this tour, brought back old memories. Thank you
A brand-new tour? So exciting!
Buddy Holly, one of my favorite artists of all time and a Rock N Roll legend ❤️
The editing is magnificent! Texas has a lot show us. Thanks.
The way you articulate is absolutely brilliant.
I absolutely love this channel!! Please do a US president special! It would be amazing!
I love this program and I always look forward to new episodes. Thank you Mr Dark !!❤️
Thanks Arthur for another pleasant trip down memory lane.
I can't explain my gratitude for these videos. I enjoy every one. Thanks!!
Long weekend and a brand new Hollywood Graveyard=pure bliss. Thank you Hollywood Graveyard Arthur and all those who put together another fabulous video.
Everytime you upload a new video I'm so excited!!! Thank you, thank you thank you!!!!
I met Mac Davis at the songwriters hall of fame event. He was one of the sweetest people I’ve ever met. I was heartbroken when he passed. It was the same event that Townes was inducted into the hall of fame. They were truly two of the most influential songwriters of all time
These videos are a welcome distraction in a crazy world. Thank you Arthur Dark.
Best series on YOU TUBE and best voice EVER!
Thank you, Mr. Dark, and to all the great people who made these videos for you.
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I’ve been looking forward to a new Hollywood graveyard video. Nice to see the final resting place of a (very very distant) relative- Larry Hagman.
First, I would like to extend my sympathy to the people of Texas and the horror you have endured. My prayers are with you. On another note, the many memorials that have been mentioned here bring back many fond memories of my childhood. Some were quite surprising, and others quite educational. Thank you Texans for bringing your Texas best to the RUclips screen.
Seriously, best day ever! Thank you for choosing my submission. ❤️❤️❤️
it was great ,
It is an exciting feeling, isn’t. I have been waiting for this day since August of last year. I almost feel famous ☺️
Very interesting about texas born celebrities, i'm listening & watching now from the beautiful & vibrant country of South Africa ❤❤❤❤
My favorite Don Meredith moment is, of course, the famous Oilers game where the Oilers were getting crushed on Minday Night Football. The camera panned the grandstands and a none-too-happy fan made what could be politely called a rude gesture with his middle finger. Frank Gifford and Howard Cosell were speechless, but Din saved the day by piping up, "Well Hawrd, he thinks we're number one."
He did a lot of Lipton Ice Tea commercials too
I'll always remember Don for - 'Turn out the lights, the parties over'.
my man you showed Dimebag's grave, I am a huge fan and this was a surprise!!!!!! wow thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just can't get enough of these vlogs! Love them all!!!
I am stuck home sick and i immediately wanted to binge your series it is so comforting…thank you for all your hard work Mr Dark. ❤
Dave Williams and I worked together at a music store in a mall in Plano. I remember going to see his band Fugly! Rest easy my friend. We also used to buy Wild Turkey shots with Dime and Vinny!
Charley Pride, Rest well, many a sat night shooting pool and listening to Mr Prides music. Good times
Really like your vlogs! In regards to Bobby Layne and the Lions... there were no Super Bowls in the fifties...he led the Lions to 2 NFL Championships...the third time he was injured and couldn't play so Tobin Rote led them to their 3rd Championship... Bobby Layne was traded to the Steelers and thus began the curse of Bobby Layne on the Lions & they haven't won a thing since
Shaking my head at the true statements in your post. I think it comes down to the ownership. Everything else has changed numerous times.
@@Sparty1986 oh definitely
I enjoyed this. My dad used to stop at these places when we had a road trip. I loved Old Yeller but I can’t watch it without crying.
new episode!! you sir just made my day.
It's amazing your here and then gone. It gives you an eerie feeling
I love this guy, he makes great videos and they can teach kids about celebrities
The timing of this video is eerie. Love the video as always !
Detroit won three NFL championships with Bobby Layne in the 1950s (I believe two of them were over the Cleveland Browns), but they have never made it to the Super Bowl, which didn't come around until 1967 after Layne had already retired.
Ok .
He went to the same high school as la Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford. Stafford was smart to leave Detroit because he won a Superbowl after one year with la.
Thank you Arthur for another great presentation! I live for these and I will salute you tomorrow morning with my cup of java steaming in my Hollywood Graveyard mug! Until we meet again......!