Could u react to El is and his charity giving,very generous,.and Elvis got the polio shot on tv,and millions of people got the shot because Elvis got it.
To give credit where due, Elvis didn’t pay all of Jackie’s expenses, but not for lack of trying. When Elvis learned of Jackie’s devastating attack, on Dick Clark’s show, (& that Jackie was broke), he attempted to pay them, but found out someone was already doing so. Elvis then assigned George Klein to call every week, to ensure Jackie had everything he needed, even small things, just to make visitors more comfortable, like a TV (an “extra” back then), fresh flowers weekly, snacks, magazines, etc. Elvis purportedly paid over $40K in 2 years (till Elvis’ 1977 death). Later it came out that Dick Clark had paid the bulk of the medicals, from 1975 to Jackie’s 1984 death. As a side note-Sonny West said, a photo of Elvis & Jackie, which Jackie treasured (Elvis had signed “Jackie, you got you a friend for life”), was kept at Jackie’s bedside till the day he died.
Jackie Wilson's son said on video on UA-cam how Elvis paid Jackie's medical bills. On UA-cam are the following as well * Elvis gave robe to Muhammed Ali * That robe is now displayed with a photo of them in Ali's museum. * Muhammed Ali visited Elvis's grave at Graceland * Muhammed made a speech about Elvis to Elvis fans at Graceland and sang "Don't be cruel" * Elvis visited Muhammed's exercise camp in the mountains.
Muhammed Ali ran a boxing camp and had one of his cabins reserved for anytime Elvis wanted to come and get away from everything. Ali visited his grave and later spoke at some event given to honor Elvis Presley. It was after he suffered his own medical challenges so he's difficult to understand, it is on YT. They admired the guts, ambition and greatness in each other but more than that they liked each other. Vicki
🚨 Here are Links to more Stories of Elvis and Black Artists of the Day ❣️ James Brown Speaks of Elvis & Sings a Tribute 🚨 Here Are All The Links You Wanted and More: James Brown Speaks of Elvis & Sings a Tribute ua-cam.com/video/zrBk0WErpHU/v-deo.html When Elvis Died, his Body was Open Casket for Viewing in the Piano Room at Graceland and James Brown stayed with him for hours Weeping, he was inconsolable. Elvis Sings Blurberry Hill to Fats Domino Fats Domino Sings Love Me to Elvis ua-cam.com/video/54sVT4CtmEM/v-deo.html Jackie Wilson Speaks about Elvis ua-cam.com/video/_s0mWDSGc9g/v-deo.html Jackie Wilson's Son Speaks about his Father and Elvis ua-cam.com/video/pOq-Zff6EBM/v-deo.html BAZ LUHRMANN'S interview with Sam Bell Elvis's Childhood Friend in Tupelo Mississippi ua-cam.com/video/LrFCyNMvZWk/v-deo.html When Elvis Died, his Body was Open Casket for Viewing in the Piano Room at Graceland and James Brown stayed with him for hours Weeping, he was inconsolable. Elvis Sings Blurberry Hill to Fats Domino Fats Domino Sings Love Me to Elvis ua-cam.com/video/54sVT4CtmEM/v-deo.html Jackie Wilson Speaks about Elvis ua-cam.com/video/_s0mWDSGc9g/v-deo.html Jackie Wilson's Son Speaks about his Father and Elvis ua-cam.com/video/pOq-Zff6EBM/v-deo.html BAZ LUHRMANN'S interview with Sam Bell Elvis's Childhood Friend in Tupelo Mississippi ua-cam.com/video/LrFCyNMvZWk/v-deo.html
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I can't recommend Baz Lehrman's interview with Elvis's childhood friend, Sam Bell enough. His memories of the days of their friendship give us an authentic glimpse into the culture they grew up in. I know you guys would enjoy it! I like the respect and insight of your reactions, so I subscribed. 👍
Ali, was from Louisville, Kentucky! Elvis' Grandfather lived there also, just a few blocks away from Muhammed Ali Blvd. Elvis would often visit his grandfather in Kentucky, he bought him a new car when he first became famous and brought it to his grandfather, his name was Jesse Presley! Elvis and, Ali also had this in common! They were 2 greats that had a very deep respect for each other! We, loved and was very proud of both of these GOATS! TCB, Kentuckygirl.
I'm a Louisville native as well. Have you ever visited Elvis' granddad's grave here? If not, if your familiar with The Texas Roadhouse on Dixie Hwy there is a small cemetery behind the shopping center where Texas Roadhouse is. If you drive back behind there you'll see the black iron gates and inside the small graveyard you can find Jesse Presley and His 2nd Wife buried next to him.
More Ali/Elvis related clips. Some photos of them together (including with the robe Elvis had made for Ali) ua-cam.com/users/shortsdl5hltD3s_Y. Ali talking about Elvis on the Mike Douglas show: ua-cam.com/video/2RlYdbGax9A/v-deo.html And a speech from Ali about Elvis in 1985 ua-cam.com/video/-4zK6Fu1SMc/v-deo.html
Hey guys; I can clear up a few things as I have actually written, as a professional writer, on both Elvis and Ali. In fact, the two of them were my childhood heroes, though with Elvis I wasn't quite sure as to why, at first, inasmuch as I didn't see as much of him on TV, as with Ali, but somehow what I did see or hear somehow got through. In regard to Jackie Wilson, he and Elvis were great friends and Elvis admired Jackie very much. So when Jackie was performing at a club in LA, I believe, but was having trouble bringing in the audience they expected, Elvis made calls to the Coasters and some other big groups, and encouraged the whole posse to go to Jackie's shows to give him support. Knowing too, that when people heard he and other celebrities would be at Jackie's shows, many more people would come out, as they did. Thus, problem solved and Elvis and Jackie were quite tight from then on. In regard to Jackie's funeral costs, Dick Clark paid those expenses, as Elvis died 7 years prior in 1977, with Jackie dying - I believe - in 1984. Jackie, however, had his massive heart attack in 1975, and though he didn't die then, sadly he never fully recovered resulting in having to live the the rest of his life in the Medford Living Facility (exact name may be off a bit), a nursing home in New Jersey. Therefore, it was then that Elvis paid Jackie's hospital bill and also the yearly costs of the nursing home for a bit over 2 years. Elvis also spent some time up at Ali's training camp in Pennsylvania, with my having confirmed that with two of Elvis' bodyguards. Best of luck on your channel and if you have any Elvis or Ali questions, please feel free to ask.
@@AirplayBeats You're quite welcome and if you don't mind me saying so, it seems as if you're looking for and/or have looked at various information to try to dispel the rumor that Elvis was racist. An assertion which is utterly despicable based upon what I know based upon extensive research and talking to so, so many people who knew Elvis - both black and white - through the years. With the claim made in the 50's that Elvis said "[t]he only good thing a black man is good for is shining my shoes." Something that makes no sense as Elvis and blacks not only grew up together in a fun, loving way, but were on the same sides musically, too. Inasmuch as Elvis was damned and he was often ostracized for playing what was then called 'race music' or worse by being harassed with death threats, arrests and having his music not played on the radio, which did for a time, actually happen. But he stuck with it and ultimately it opened the doors for all the great black acts to go mainstream. Jet Magazine also investigated the claim and could find no support for it ever being said. While I can give you many stories as to Elvis' relationship with blacks, and he even dated a young black girl - very shortly - in the 1970s, which I don't believe is ever spoken of. (Source - Elvis maid, Nancy Rooks) As this young lady actually lived in Memphis and had heard of Elvis' generosity and she was also looking for a job to help get through college. So she went to Graceland and was ultimately given a job which was to sit in the kitchen at Graceland and to study for school (which Elvis also paid for), with the only real duty being to answer the telephone if someone rang the kitchen line. And another real cool story, rarely told, is that of Elvis' relationship with Johnny Bragg, the lead singer of the Prisonaires, a doo-wop group that was also signed to the Sun Record Label before Elvis. The group actually formed in prison, but Sam Phillips had them transported by armed guard to the Memphis record studio to record. So Elvis, who would often hang around the studio, struck up a friendship with them and also helped Johnny Bragg, a wonderful singer, get through the lyrics of 'Just Walkin' in the Rain." While when I say helped him get through the lyrics, I am referring to the fact - which not a lot of people know - that both Elvis and Johnny had a stutter. However, Elvis and Johnny would practice together and talk so that Johnny was able to get through all of the phraseology of the song with no difficulty. With the song ultimately becoming a rather large hit, selling over a quarter of a million copies in that day, which was no small feat!!! Elvis would also later visit Johnny and the group at the Tennessee Penitentiary to offer them money and help with lawyers, etc. When this was something that almost no white man in the south, at that time, would have done. Thus, Elvis was called a race traitor and various names like that, and names that are very much akin to how blacks who don't always vote Democrat, and have a different point of view, are often ostracized. I know of other factual happenings, too, but the stuff Quincy Jones says is absolutely not true. (as he basically just says Elvis was a racist and it was something he heard second hand, but he also tells a story) With the story he told actually had to do with his seeing Otis Blackwell and Elvis together and something racial transpired. The major problem with the story, though, is that both Elvis and Otis very much cared for each other, but I guess - too - Quincy in telling the false story - must not have known that Elvis and Otis never even met. That fact, alone, showing that the whole story was made up. Also, if you ever want to get into Elvis' catalogue, all of the gospel is great and I'd suggest looking at songs such as 'Long Black Limousine', 'Stranger in My Own Hometown,' 'I've Got My Mojo Workin,' 'Wearin that Loved on Look,' among many others. As Elvis too often gets stereotyped and I think songs like this, too often overlooked as well, as Elvis was definitely 'down home' as you might say. To end, let me also leave you with actual documented words from Ali, on Elvis, when making a small speech. He said the following: "We black people are kinda funny about music. We aren’t going to follow someone unless they’ve got some soul. Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Michael Jackson, but the only white boy that had soul and could sing as good as any of them was Elvis. A lot of great singers who are black, but, one man literally as good as anybody, put all those brothers together there’s none any better than Elvis Presley. Singing ability, he had everything, and he was pretty, I know. And when it comes to boxing nobody has the class, the style, the wit, the speed and beauty of Ali. And when it comes to singing nobody had everything like Elvis. And the last thing, we must understand, he did lot for poor people, he cared for people, he had a good heart, he just wasn't a person who was great with talent, but he was great in spirit and with God in his heart, and this is great too. I realize how good I am in my profession, I wouldn't praise nobody if he don't deserve it, because I am the greatest of all time in boxing, in boxing. I said boxing ! But I'm telling you, not just you all, the Elvis fans, so naturally you praise Elvis, he's of European race as you are, but I'm Black, I'm an Islamic, I'm 100% different from you. But I’ll tell the world Elvis was the greatest of all time. I'm a Muslim who's black who stands up for what he believes. I don't have to say what I don't feel, I'm not false, I don't have to say this. I have no Bosses. I'm free. He to me, is one of the greatest singers, actors and all round men of all time.”
Oh you got to do a follow up on this fellas! When Muhammad Ali spoke at Elvis Memorial Service. Ali wasnt feeling well and was showing clear signs of Parkinson's but his message was shocking (of course its Ali!) and beautiful (of course its Ali!). 1st the link then the speech cause Ali was sadly slurring from his disease. ua-cam.com/video/PO8Kq_3KTyI/v-deo.html **TRANSCRIBED TEXT FROM ALI'S SPEECH - "We black people are kinda funny about music. We aren’t going to follow someone unless they’ve got some Soul. Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Micheal Jackson, but, the only white boy that had soul and could sing as good as ANY of them was Elvis. A lot of great singers who are black, but, one man literally as good as anybody, put all those brothers together there’s none any better than Elvis Presley. Singing ability, he a had everything, and he was pretty, I know. And when it comes to boxing nobody has the class, the style, the wit, the speed and beauty of Ali. And when it comes to singing nobody had everything like Elvis. And the last thing, we must understand, he did lot for poor people, he cared for people, he had a good heart, he just wasn't a person who was great with talent, but he was great in spirit and with God in his heart, and this is great too. I realize how good I am in my profession, I wouldn't praise nobody if he don't deserve it, because I am the greatest of all time in boxing, in boxing. I said boxing ! But I'm telling you, not just you all, the Elvis fans, so naturally you praise Elvis, he's of European race as you are, but I'm Black, I'm a Islamic, I'm 100% different from you. But I’ll tell the world Elvis was the greatest of all time. I'm a Muslim who's black who stands up for what he believes. I don't have to say what I don't feel, I'm not false, I don't have to say this. I have no Bosses. I'm free. He to me, is one of the greatest singers, actors and all round men of all time.” ~ THE GREATEST MUHAMMAD ALI
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Thanks for watching. We actually reacted to Elvis and the black community already check it out. We will definitely be looking into the James Brown video. Take care
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I was never I to boxing but I have always admired the Great Mohammed. Elvis had his guys have a robe made for Mohammed that said People's Chamo but they messed it up and it said People's Choice. Mohammed loved it anyway and wore it into the ring. He spoke at Elvis funeral and it gets me to crying everytime I watch it. RIP to two of the greatest men..they admired and respected each other and it was a beautiful friendship. Thank you for sharing a great moment.
Elvis also went to Hawaii and raised money to have the memorial built at Pearl Harbor. LOVE ELVIS! Check out Muhammad Ali speaks at Elvis' Memorial Service.
I watch the thing about a month ago with one of the people that he's still the caretaker of the complex that they built for the Rumble in the Jungle and apparently Elvis snuck down to Muhammad Ali's training camp for a week. I'm not sure the historical fact of it all but I can't imagine the guy who's been there caretaking the place forever would bring it up when they were talking about Muhammad Ali and George Foreman but I regress random I know that realize that after I got done speaking it out loud but trivial information is good too have a wonderful day guys take care
Elvis and Ali vacationed together, and Ali gave him a key to his vacation house. There are still pictures of them together in Ali's old house that was turned into a museum or a memorium for him. Gave his eulogy. James Brown was said to have been early in the morning the day after his funeral, laying on top of Elvis' coffin sobbing.
Jackie Wilson and Elvis were very close. Jackie carried Elvis' photo in his wallet. He said, "Almost every black solo entertainer copied from Elvis." Elvis paid his hospital bill and treatment, and when Jackie died, the only thing on his bedside table was a photo of him and Elvis together.
Elvis was actually pretty agile. Pretty much every movie he did had fight scenes in them. He did some pretty cool moves in some of them. Especially from about 1960-1968
Muhammad Ali went to Elvis’s funeral and did a eulogy. James brown went to Graceland and sat with Elvis’s body for several hours. Elvis paid Jackie Wilson’s medical expenses. Also to get away from everything Elvis went to Muhammad Ali’s boxing camp.
Another video you may be interested in watching: *Muhammad Ali Speaks at Elvis Presley Memorial Service* m.ua-cam.com/video/PO8Kq_3KTyI/v-deo.html During Elvis Week on August 16, 1985, Muhammad Ali agreed to speak at the annual memorial service for Presley sponsored every year in Memphis by George Klein. Ali had just been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 1984, but he won over the crowd of Elvis fans when he sang a few lines a capella of one of his favorite Presley songs, “Don’t Be Cruel.” Ali then gave a very heartfelt speech about his friend: “We black people are kinda funny about music,” Ali told the crowd of Elvis fans. “We aren’t going to follow someone unless they’ve got soul - Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Michael Jackson - but the only white boy that had soul, who could sing as good as any of them was Elvis…He had singing ability, he had everything - he was pretty, I know. And when it comes to boxing, nobody has the class, the style, the wit, the speed, the beauty of Ali. And when it comes to singing, nobody had everything like Elvis…I’ll tell the world, Elvis was the greatest of all time.”
James Brown sang love me tender as a tribute to Elvis after he died, love tender as you know was a song Elvis always Sang st his shows it's Beautiful James' Brown sang it Beautifully check it out ty 👍🐐🐐💙💙
Elvis wanted to make sure Ali never forgot their first time meeting. They were very close friends until Elvis’s death. Ali loved him. Elvis use to stay with Ali for a week or 2 here and there when he needed to get away. Elvis was also good friends with Sammy Davis Jr and James Brown.
Elvis paid for Jackie's medical care and after Elvis passed, the estate of Elvis continued to pay Jackie's medical bills. James Brown loved Elvis and almost had to be pulled from the room where Elvis's body was lying
Thank you guys for your interesting and informative discussion. I enjoy your Elvis reactions... I'd like to see you react to some of Elvis' gospel music. That was his passion and his first love, he actually wanted to sing in a gospel quartet when he started out. Please react to "I got a feeling in my body" or How Great Thou Art live in June 1977, or Help Me live in '74. Thank you.👍⚡
Look up Bobby Wilson talks about Jackie Wilson and Elvis..just watched it the other day ..also Muhammad Ali speaks at Elvis's memorial..the memorial is a little hard to hear but he speaks for a while..they were very close friends 👍✌️
check out video of Bobby Wilsons Jackies son talking about jackie and elvis friendship , also a short audio with Jackie talking about his friendship wit Elvis
you really need to react to this..shows Elvis' true childhood friend. Shows where Elvis' soul really came from....Elvis childhood friend watch?v=LrFCyNMvZWk
Jackie Wilson and Elvis were good friends. He actually paid for Jackie Wilson’s surgery. During a movie Elvis was done when he’s singing Return to Sender, Jackie Wilson got in and sat down & you can see Elvis look and spot him and starts to smile and he mimics some of Jackie Wilson’s moves but Elvis keeps looking towards his left and laughing. During some redone episodes you can see part of Jackie sitting there.
A lot of great suggestions in the comments ⚡❤ So just commenting to show some love & support 👍 Great reaction, guys! Loved it 💖🌹 10/10 🙌 Peace & blessings to you & yours 💕
You guys are great, and very fair to Elvis I appreciate this reaction. Look for James Brown's Tribute to Elvis with " Love Me Tender", there was also a video of Little Richard doing a interview about Elvis. Also a tribute by Fats Domino. Another great black drummer who played for Elvis that was called "Stump" So many Elvis revered like Mahalia Jackson, and the interview from "The Sweet Inspiration". His backup group. Thanks again.
Elvis and Jackie were very good friends - in 1973 and while Performing live on stage Jackie went down and most people thought it was part of the act. Jackie was rushed to the hospital and was eventually comatose. He was then Put into a rehab facility that was very nice . However, Jackie Wilson’s Mgr ripped him off and when the money all dried up the family could not afford the facility any longer and he was put into a government type free/insurance /monthly payment group home. This information got back to Elvis and boy was Elvis pissed off. So, Elvis had Jackie ( of course with his families permission) put into a top notch facility and also, snacks - magazine and fresh Flowers were put there every day. Elvis paid all expenses until the day he died in 1977. At that Point and sue to Elvis finances Audis this father had to stop making the payments that grew to over 250 plus thousand a year when money was money. Elvis talked about Jackie all The way back in 1956 when he met him in Las Vegas. If you listen to the C.D Elvis and the million dollar quartet, he was taking about this black fella who sung Elvis song ( version ) much better then Elvis did. Elvis really talked up Jackie. They also met numerous time on Elvis 1969’s movie set and in 1972 when Jackie made his return to performing . Elvis had a heart of hold toward all Humans. Elvis was in his limo Driving with a few of his entourage with him when he saw a black gentleman elderly in a pick up truck that had 2/4 walls built up to haul lumber. The Truck was broke down and Elvis stopped and asked the man If he needed any Help. The man Said, my truck Won’t Start and idk what’s wrong with It. He said, it’s a stick Shift if I can get a push I can maybe kick it in Fear. Elvis said, ok, I’ll help You out, the man Said, sir, you willl ruin Your limo Elvis said, it’s ok. So, Elvis hot behind the truck and gave it a push and Nothing happened . After doing this a few times the Man Gave up. He also Had his wife with him. Elvis asked the man, sir, are you scared of me the man Said, no. Elvis said, hood get in the limo I’m going to take you somewhere to get someone to Fix your truck. The man was really happy but said he had no money. Elvis ignored him And drove him and his wife to a brand new truck dealer. They went inside and Elvis told the man pick out whatever truck you want. The man said, I have nothing. Elvis laughed and said, it’s on me. After buying the truck Elvis had the man Drive back to his broke down truck, he helped them load up the Wood and Elvis said, hey you need money to buy your wife something and handed them 500.99 hundred dollars. The man And his wife was so speechless but happy. Elvis never even told The man His name . Elvis was at a Cadillac at dealer to Purchase a new Cadillac when He was inside he saw a black Lady who Was at the Bus stop I’m Front of the dealer peeking in admiring the cars. Elvis saw this and slipped away from His People and went out to speak to the lady. Elvis asked her if there was a car she liked ? She said, oh yeah, maybe one Day. Elvis said, today iis that day, go Pick out anyone you want except for the white one over there because that’s the one I’m Buying for me . He also gave her money to buy a dress and shoes and to Go Out and have a good time in him. What a man ! Ali was the Greatest ever as well. Love them Both so much .
Just started watching your channel thanks for doing these elvis reactions can you do a reaction to elvis suspicious minds live version ... and lawdy lawdy Mrs clawdy from the 68th comeback special
You dudes never heard of 'sparring'? there is a saying, "you truly do not know someone until you fight them". For anyone studying a martial art, (boxing, karate etc) the way of the warrior is sometimes more clear than to others
Per your request: *Jackie Wilson Interview: Talks About Friendship with Elvis* ua-cam.com/video/_s0mWDSGc9g/v-deo.html *Bobby Wilson (Jackie’s Son) Interview: Talks About His Father’s Friendship with Elvis* ua-cam.com/video/hvurXJE-tgw/v-deo.html 07:13 - 09:55 *Phenomenal Godfather of Soul, Mr. Brown* He recorded a beautiful dedication track to Elvis: ua-cam.com/video/qG3t8NGCBEQ/v-deo.html
check out country music hall of fame charlie pride tribute to elvis called ALWAYS ON MY MIND you can here elvis talk at the end for people say he was racist a black men like charlie james beown would not done tribute to you
Elvis n Mohammed and others is no difference to stars of today. only difference for me I admire all the greats from yesteryear than the ones who came after them. that is just my opinion😁
I think you guys are understanding why Elvis fans get defensive and protective of him because once you learn about the man and not the myth or even music, he is one of the most misconceived people in history.
Guys, comon. Elvis is my sixth uncle but Ali was letting him do that. If Ali wanted, he could of killed Elvis with one punch. I'm grateful God let him understand E was playing... geez, lol.
That is a true story . Elvis dropped Ali in a second. In all fairness Ali was a boxer and not AMA fighter. As far as them having a fight ..never happen they adored each other.
The greatest boxer of all time meets The greatest entertainer of all time.😎😎😎
micheal jackson greatest entertainer of all times and ali
@@croftonjohn4466mj was nothing compared to elvis
Could u react to El is and his charity giving,very generous,.and Elvis got the polio shot on tv,and millions of people got the shot because Elvis got it.
I believe according to Jackie Wilson's son that Elvis paid for all medical expenses that Jackie incurred due to his stroke. Class act.
For the rest of his life.
To give credit where due, Elvis didn’t pay all of Jackie’s expenses, but not for lack of trying. When Elvis learned of Jackie’s devastating attack, on Dick Clark’s show, (& that Jackie was broke), he attempted to pay them, but found out someone was already doing so. Elvis then assigned George Klein to call every week, to ensure Jackie had everything he needed, even small things, just to make visitors more comfortable, like a TV (an “extra” back then), fresh flowers weekly, snacks, magazines, etc. Elvis purportedly paid over $40K in 2 years (till Elvis’ 1977 death). Later it came out that Dick Clark had paid the bulk of the medicals, from 1975 to Jackie’s 1984 death. As a side note-Sonny West said, a photo of Elvis & Jackie, which Jackie treasured (Elvis had signed “Jackie, you got you a friend for life”), was kept at Jackie’s bedside till the day he died.
You can find it on UA-cam, where Muhammad Ali is paying tribute to Elvis on one of his anniversaries. And Ali speaks about him in some interviews.
Elvis use to go to His training camp in. Deer lake to get away. They say very few even knew he was there.
Two men who were giants of their age and who transcended politics, race and culture.
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Elvis Presley the king if kindness (6:30minutes)
R.I.P. TWO THESE TWO GREAT MEN .
They were playing,two guys who understood the world and took a moment to enjoy each other ☮️
Love seeing Elvis and Muhammad together. Two great humanitarians. Thank you for this. 😊🇨🇦
I think you would enjoy the interview with Elvis childhood friend Sam Bell, I learned alot about Elvis.
Elvis had a cape made for Ali..
Jackie Wilson's son said on video on UA-cam how Elvis paid Jackie's medical bills.
On UA-cam are the following as well
* Elvis gave robe to Muhammed Ali
* That robe is now displayed with a photo of them in Ali's museum.
* Muhammed Ali visited Elvis's grave at Graceland
* Muhammed made a speech about Elvis to Elvis fans at Graceland and sang "Don't be cruel"
* Elvis visited Muhammed's exercise camp in the mountains.
Muhammed Ali ran a boxing camp and had one of his cabins reserved for anytime Elvis wanted to come and get away from everything. Ali visited his grave and later spoke at some event given to honor Elvis Presley. It was after he suffered his own medical challenges so he's difficult to understand, it is on YT. They admired the guts, ambition and greatness in each other but more than that they liked each other. Vicki
ELVIS WAS THE MAN😉
He sure was!! Thanks for watching.
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When Elvis Died, his Body was Open Casket for Viewing in the Piano Room at Graceland and James Brown stayed with him for hours Weeping, he was inconsolable.
Elvis Sings Blurberry Hill to Fats Domino
Fats Domino Sings Love Me to Elvis
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Jackie Wilson Speaks about Elvis
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Jackie Wilson's Son Speaks about his Father and Elvis
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BAZ LUHRMANN'S interview with Sam Bell Elvis's Childhood Friend in Tupelo Mississippi
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When Elvis Died, his Body was Open Casket for Viewing in the Piano Room at Graceland and James Brown stayed with him for hours Weeping, he was inconsolable.
Elvis Sings Blurberry Hill to Fats Domino
Fats Domino Sings Love Me to Elvis
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Jackie Wilson Speaks about Elvis
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Jackie Wilson's Son Speaks about his Father and Elvis
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BAZ LUHRMANN'S interview with Sam Bell Elvis's Childhood Friend in Tupelo Mississippi
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ali was the man
Airplay ,, I'm so glad you guys now have your eyes open to My Man ELVIS,BEEN IN LOVE WITH HIM SINCE I WAS 8YRS.OLD CHECK OUT THE MOVIE FLAMING STAR,, I'M 65 YRS.OLD NOW,
Thank you,never new this about elvis
I LOVE your quote, "We're all Human"
Please react to Elvis Presley suspicious minds live version in Vegas 1970 and Polk salad Annie also live in Vegas 1970 ❤
I can't recommend Baz Lehrman's interview with Elvis's childhood friend, Sam Bell enough. His memories of the days of their friendship give us an authentic glimpse into the culture they grew up in. I know you guys would enjoy it! I like the respect and insight of your reactions, so I subscribed. 👍
BAZ LUHRMANN'S interview with Sam Bell Elvis's Childhood Friend in Tupelo Mississippi
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It is wonderful to see Elvis's childhood friend talk about their life then. A must see. Enjoying your reactions so much.
Ali spoke at Elvis funeral.
Ali, was from Louisville, Kentucky! Elvis' Grandfather lived there also, just a few blocks away from Muhammed Ali Blvd. Elvis would often visit his grandfather in Kentucky, he bought him a new car when he first became famous and brought it to his grandfather, his name was Jesse Presley! Elvis and, Ali also had this in common! They were 2 greats that had a very deep respect for each other! We, loved and was very proud of both of these GOATS! TCB, Kentuckygirl.
I'm a Louisville native as well. Have you ever visited Elvis' granddad's grave here? If not, if your familiar with The Texas Roadhouse on Dixie Hwy there is a small cemetery behind the shopping center where Texas Roadhouse is. If you drive back behind there you'll see the black iron gates and inside the small graveyard you can find Jesse Presley and His 2nd Wife buried next to him.
The King meets The Greatest
This is why I love his Gospel music. He might have been poor but his Mama raised him right. Thank you.
Thank you, Thank you, very much love your reaction to the GOAT MR Elvis, God bless you, Guys. ⚡TCB⚡🇵🇷🇺🇲🕺🎸🎤👍☝RIP Elvis,and Ali,🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
More Ali/Elvis related clips. Some photos of them together (including with the robe Elvis had made for Ali) ua-cam.com/users/shortsdl5hltD3s_Y. Ali talking about Elvis on the Mike Douglas show: ua-cam.com/video/2RlYdbGax9A/v-deo.html And a speech from Ali about Elvis in 1985 ua-cam.com/video/-4zK6Fu1SMc/v-deo.html
Hey guys; I can clear up a few things as I have actually written, as a professional writer, on both Elvis and Ali. In fact, the two of them were my childhood heroes, though with Elvis I wasn't quite sure as to why, at first, inasmuch as I didn't see as much of him on TV, as with Ali, but somehow what I did see or hear somehow got through. In regard to Jackie Wilson, he and Elvis were great friends and Elvis admired Jackie very much. So when Jackie was performing at a club in LA, I believe, but was having trouble bringing in the audience they expected, Elvis made calls to the Coasters and some other big groups, and encouraged the whole posse to go to Jackie's shows to give him support. Knowing too, that when people heard he and other celebrities would be at Jackie's shows, many more people would come out, as they did. Thus, problem solved and Elvis and Jackie were quite tight from then on.
In regard to Jackie's funeral costs, Dick Clark paid those expenses, as Elvis died 7 years prior in 1977, with Jackie dying - I believe - in 1984. Jackie, however, had his massive heart attack in 1975, and though he didn't die then, sadly he never fully recovered resulting in having to live the the rest of his life in the Medford Living Facility (exact name may be off a bit), a nursing home in New Jersey.
Therefore, it was then that Elvis paid Jackie's hospital bill and also the yearly costs of the nursing home for a bit over 2 years.
Elvis also spent some time up at Ali's training camp in Pennsylvania, with my having confirmed that with two of Elvis' bodyguards. Best of luck on your channel and if you have any Elvis or Ali questions, please feel free to ask.
Thank you so much for this information!!
@@AirplayBeats You're quite welcome and if you don't mind me saying so, it seems as if you're looking for and/or have looked at various information to try to dispel the rumor that Elvis was racist. An assertion which is utterly despicable based upon what I know based upon extensive research and talking to so, so many people who knew Elvis - both black and white - through the years. With the claim made in the 50's that Elvis said "[t]he only good thing a black man is good for is shining my shoes." Something that makes no sense as Elvis and blacks not only grew up together in a fun, loving way, but were on the same sides musically, too. Inasmuch as Elvis was damned and he was often ostracized for playing what was then called 'race music' or worse by being harassed with death threats, arrests and having his music not played on the radio, which did for a time, actually happen. But he stuck with it and ultimately it opened the doors for all the great black acts to go mainstream. Jet Magazine also investigated the claim and could find no support for it ever being said.
While I can give you many stories as to Elvis' relationship with blacks, and he even dated a young black girl - very shortly - in the 1970s, which I don't believe is ever spoken of. (Source - Elvis maid, Nancy Rooks) As this young lady actually lived in Memphis and had heard of Elvis' generosity and she was also looking for a job to help get through college. So she went to Graceland and was ultimately given a job which was to sit in the kitchen at Graceland and to study for school (which Elvis also paid for), with the only real duty being to answer the telephone if someone rang the kitchen line.
And another real cool story, rarely told, is that of Elvis' relationship with Johnny Bragg, the lead singer of the Prisonaires, a doo-wop group that was also signed to the Sun Record Label before Elvis. The group actually formed in prison, but Sam Phillips had them transported by armed guard to the Memphis record studio to record. So Elvis, who would often hang around the studio, struck up a friendship with them and also helped Johnny Bragg, a wonderful singer, get through the lyrics of 'Just Walkin' in the Rain." While when I say helped him get through the lyrics, I am referring to the fact - which not a lot of people know - that both Elvis and Johnny had a stutter. However, Elvis and Johnny would practice together and talk so that Johnny was able to get through all of the phraseology of the song with no difficulty. With the song ultimately becoming a rather large hit, selling over a quarter of a million copies in that day, which was no small feat!!!
Elvis would also later visit Johnny and the group at the Tennessee Penitentiary to offer them money and help with lawyers, etc. When this was something that almost no white man in the south, at that time, would have done. Thus, Elvis was called a race traitor and various names like that, and names that are very much akin to how blacks who don't always vote Democrat, and have a different point of view, are often ostracized.
I know of other factual happenings, too, but the stuff Quincy Jones says is absolutely not true. (as he basically just says Elvis was a racist and it was something he heard second hand, but he also tells a story) With the story he told actually had to do with his seeing Otis Blackwell and Elvis together and something racial transpired. The major problem with the story, though, is that both Elvis and Otis very much cared for each other, but I guess - too - Quincy in telling the false story - must not have known that Elvis and Otis never even met. That fact, alone, showing that the whole story was made up.
Also, if you ever want to get into Elvis' catalogue, all of the gospel is great and I'd suggest looking at songs such as 'Long Black Limousine', 'Stranger in My Own Hometown,' 'I've Got My Mojo Workin,' 'Wearin that Loved on Look,' among many others. As Elvis too often gets stereotyped and I think songs like this, too often overlooked as well, as Elvis was definitely 'down home' as you might say.
To end, let me also leave you with actual documented words from Ali, on Elvis, when making a small speech. He said the following:
"We black people are kinda funny about music. We aren’t going to follow someone unless they’ve got some soul. Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Michael Jackson, but the only white boy that had soul and could sing as good as any of them was Elvis. A lot of great singers who are black, but, one man literally as good as anybody, put all those brothers together there’s none any better than Elvis Presley. Singing ability, he had everything, and he was pretty, I know. And when it comes to boxing nobody has the class, the style, the wit, the speed and beauty of Ali. And when it comes to singing nobody had everything like Elvis. And the last thing, we must understand, he did lot for poor people, he cared for people, he had a good heart, he just wasn't a person who was great with talent, but he was great in spirit and with God in his heart, and this is great too. I realize how good I am in my profession, I wouldn't praise nobody if he don't deserve it, because I am the greatest of all time in boxing, in boxing. I said boxing ! But I'm telling you, not just you all, the Elvis fans, so naturally you praise Elvis, he's of European race as you are, but I'm Black, I'm an Islamic, I'm 100% different from you. But I’ll tell the world Elvis was the greatest of all time. I'm a Muslim who's black who stands up for what he believes. I don't have to say what I don't feel, I'm not false, I don't have to say this. I have no Bosses. I'm free. He to me, is one of the greatest singers, actors and all round men of all time.”
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Watch Ali giving a speach about elvis
Oh you got to do a follow up on this fellas! When Muhammad Ali spoke at Elvis Memorial Service. Ali wasnt feeling well and was showing clear signs of Parkinson's but his message was shocking (of course its Ali!) and beautiful (of course its Ali!). 1st the link then the speech cause Ali was sadly slurring from his disease. ua-cam.com/video/PO8Kq_3KTyI/v-deo.html
**TRANSCRIBED TEXT FROM ALI'S SPEECH -
"We black people are kinda funny about music. We aren’t going to follow someone unless they’ve got some Soul. Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Micheal Jackson, but, the only white boy that had soul and could sing as good as ANY of them was Elvis.
A lot of great singers who are black, but, one man literally as good as anybody, put all those brothers together there’s none any better than Elvis Presley.
Singing ability, he a had everything, and he was pretty, I know. And when it comes to boxing nobody has the class, the style, the wit, the speed and beauty of Ali. And when it comes to singing nobody had everything like Elvis.
And the last thing, we must understand, he did lot for poor people, he cared for people, he had a good heart, he just wasn't a person who was great with talent, but he was great in spirit and with God in his heart, and this is great too.
I realize how good I am in my profession, I wouldn't praise nobody if he don't deserve it, because I am the greatest of all time in boxing, in boxing. I said boxing !
But I'm telling you, not just you all, the Elvis fans, so naturally you praise Elvis, he's of European race as you are, but I'm Black, I'm a Islamic, I'm 100% different from you.
But I’ll tell the world Elvis was the greatest of all time. I'm a Muslim who's black who stands up for what he believes. I don't have to say what I don't feel, I'm not false, I don't have to say this. I have no Bosses. I'm free.
He to me, is one of the greatest singers, actors and all round men of all time.” ~ THE GREATEST MUHAMMAD ALI
Elvis and Muhammad Ali were very close,along with many others.
Please consider,
Video "James Brown and Elvis were the best of friends"
"Elvis and the black community that echo will never die" documentary a must watch if you have not watched it yet!
Thanks for watching. We actually reacted to Elvis and the black community already check it out. We will definitely be looking into the James Brown video. Take care
Things you should watch:
Documantaries:
Elvis 56’
Elvis-A Generous Heart
Performances:
How Great Thou Art(Omaha 77’)
An American Trilogy(Hawaii 73’)
Polk Salad Annie(Vegas 70)
Trying To Get To You(68’)
Hound Dog(Milton Bearle Show 56’) NB!Live sound✌️
He was Top Notch👍
Thank you for your reaction!
Consider video
Mohammed Ali speaks at Elvis Presley's memorial and calls him the best if all time in 1985
They were really good friends
The ROBE he had made. It’s in the. Ken. Norton fight. Norton broke. Ali. Jaw. He never wore it again. It’s now in the Ali. Hall of fame. Kentucky
I was never I to boxing but I have always admired the Great Mohammed. Elvis had his guys have a robe made for Mohammed that said People's Chamo but they messed it up and it said People's Choice. Mohammed loved it anyway and wore it into the ring. He spoke at Elvis funeral and it gets me to crying everytime I watch it. RIP to two of the greatest men..they admired and respected each other and it was a beautiful friendship. Thank you for sharing a great moment.
The Greatest and The King were the two prettiest men😍
Elvis also went to Hawaii and raised money to have the memorial built at Pearl Harbor. LOVE ELVIS! Check out Muhammad Ali speaks at Elvis' Memorial Service.
I’m a Fan of Elvis, glad to know about this information. Thank you
Elvis always my favorite and loved Muhammad Ali. Followed boxing until he retired.
Ali wore that robe into the ring his very next fight. Only wore it that one time. Museum now. Great Duo, Great reaction! 😎🇺🇲👍💯🌟
guys there's a video on youtube where ALI made a very long speach on elvis in a community church . you have to react . beautiful speach on elvis
Two pretty ICONS🤣😂.
Thanks, guys. 2 titans right there, appreciating each other.
Thank you. We all are human.
There is more about the robe, the designer talks about Elvis was mad he did not get what he wanted on the back.
I watch the thing about a month ago with one of the people that he's still the caretaker of the complex that they built for the Rumble in the Jungle and apparently Elvis snuck down to Muhammad Ali's training camp for a week. I'm not sure the historical fact of it all but I can't imagine the guy who's been there caretaking the place forever would bring it up when they were talking about Muhammad Ali and George Foreman but I regress random I know that realize that after I got done speaking it out loud but trivial information is good too have a wonderful day guys take care
Elvis and Ali vacationed together, and Ali gave him a key to his vacation house. There are still pictures of them together in Ali's old house that was turned into a museum or a memorium for him. Gave his eulogy. James Brown was said to have been early in the morning the day after his funeral, laying on top of Elvis' coffin sobbing.
Jackie Wilson and Elvis were very close. Jackie carried Elvis' photo in his wallet. He said, "Almost every black solo entertainer copied from Elvis." Elvis paid his hospital bill and treatment, and when Jackie died, the only thing on his bedside table was a photo of him and Elvis together.
Elvis was a 8th degree black belt he can whoop some butt that's for sure
There is a dvd called "The champ and the king" about this meeting of my two favourite persons from my childhood.
Elvis was actually pretty agile. Pretty much every movie he did had fight scenes in them. He did some pretty cool moves in some of them. Especially from about 1960-1968
Muhammad Ali went to Elvis’s funeral and did a eulogy. James brown went to Graceland and sat with Elvis’s body for several hours. Elvis paid Jackie Wilson’s medical expenses. Also to get away from everything Elvis went to Muhammad Ali’s boxing camp.
Thank you fellas really great reaction.
Love this!! TCB ⚡ Elvis...King of Kindness and short version of Elvis...A Generous Heart. U will sooo appreciate it!
Another video you may be interested in watching:
*Muhammad Ali Speaks at Elvis Presley Memorial Service*
m.ua-cam.com/video/PO8Kq_3KTyI/v-deo.html
During Elvis Week on August 16, 1985, Muhammad Ali agreed to speak at the annual memorial service for Presley sponsored every year in Memphis by George Klein. Ali had just been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 1984, but he won over the crowd of Elvis fans when he sang a few lines a capella of one of his favorite Presley songs, “Don’t Be Cruel.” Ali then gave a very heartfelt speech about his friend: “We black people are kinda funny about music,” Ali told the crowd of Elvis fans. “We aren’t going to follow someone unless they’ve got soul - Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Michael Jackson - but the only white boy that had soul, who could sing as good as any of them was Elvis…He had singing ability, he had everything - he was pretty, I know. And when it comes to boxing, nobody has the class, the style, the wit, the speed, the beauty of Ali. And when it comes to singing, nobody had everything like Elvis…I’ll tell the world, Elvis was the greatest of all time.”
Mohammad Ali loved Elvis, and Elvis loved Mohammed. Ali would let Elvis hide out at his ranch, whenever Elvis wanted to get away from everyone. 🥃😎👍
James Brown sang love me tender as a tribute to Elvis after he died, love tender as you know was a song Elvis always Sang st his shows it's Beautiful James' Brown sang it Beautifully check it out ty 👍🐐🐐💙💙
Elvis wanted to make sure Ali never forgot their first time meeting. They were very close friends until Elvis’s death. Ali loved him. Elvis use to stay with Ali for a week or 2 here and there when he needed to get away. Elvis was also good friends with Sammy Davis Jr and James Brown.
Elvis paid for Jackie's medical care and after Elvis passed, the estate of Elvis continued to pay Jackie's medical bills. James Brown loved Elvis and almost had to be pulled from the room where Elvis's body was lying
Imagine being in the same room as Elvis & Ali…
Thank you guys for your interesting and informative discussion. I enjoy your Elvis reactions... I'd like to see you react to some of Elvis' gospel music. That was his passion and his first love, he actually wanted to sing in a gospel quartet when he started out. Please react to "I got a feeling in my body" or How Great Thou Art live in June 1977, or Help Me live in '74. Thank you.👍⚡
Thanks for watching
Look up Bobby Wilson talks about Jackie Wilson and Elvis..just watched it the other day ..also Muhammad Ali speaks at Elvis's memorial..the memorial is a little hard to hear but he speaks for a while..they were very close friends 👍✌️
Once again guys,
What a fantastic job you did on this video. I applaud you for keeping it real.
Thank you guys xxx 💝
check out video of Bobby Wilsons Jackies son talking about jackie and elvis friendship , also a short audio with Jackie talking about his friendship wit Elvis
Muhammad Ali spoke at Elvis’s funeral and Elvis paid Jackie Wilson’s hospital bills.
you really need to react to this..shows Elvis' true childhood friend. Shows where Elvis' soul really came from....Elvis childhood friend watch?v=LrFCyNMvZWk
Jackie Wilson and Elvis were good friends. He actually paid for Jackie Wilson’s surgery. During a movie Elvis was done when he’s singing Return to Sender, Jackie Wilson got in and sat down & you can see Elvis look and spot him and starts to smile and he mimics some of Jackie Wilson’s moves but Elvis keeps looking towards his left and laughing. During some redone episodes you can see part of Jackie sitting there.
I suggest Listen to Elvis singing crying in the Chapel
A lot of great suggestions in the comments ⚡❤
So just commenting to show some love & support 👍
Great reaction, guys! Loved it 💖🌹
10/10 🙌
Peace & blessings to you & yours 💕
Thank you so much!!! We appreciate it!! Blessing to you and yours as well
You guys are great, and very fair to Elvis I appreciate this reaction. Look for James Brown's Tribute to Elvis with " Love Me Tender", there was also a video of Little Richard doing a interview about Elvis. Also a tribute by Fats Domino. Another great black drummer who played for Elvis that was called "Stump" So many Elvis revered like Mahalia Jackson, and the interview from "The Sweet Inspiration". His backup group. Thanks again.
That shows the generosity of Muhammad Ali. Elvis sweeping Muhammad??? Must've been for the cameras.
Good review fellas 1k Incoming! Early Congrats!!!
Looks-wise, those two cleaned up lol
Elvis and Jackie were very good friends - in 1973 and while
Performing live on stage Jackie went down and most people thought it was part of the act. Jackie was rushed to the hospital and was eventually comatose. He was then
Put into a rehab facility that was very nice . However, Jackie Wilson’s Mgr ripped him off and when the money all dried up the family could not afford the facility any longer and he was put into a government type free/insurance /monthly payment group home.
This information got back to Elvis and boy was Elvis pissed off. So, Elvis had Jackie ( of course with his families permission) put into a top notch facility and also, snacks - magazine and fresh
Flowers were put there every day. Elvis paid all expenses until the day he died in 1977. At that
Point and sue to Elvis finances Audis this father had to stop making the payments that grew to over 250 plus thousand a year when money was money. Elvis talked about Jackie all
The way back in 1956 when he met him in Las Vegas. If you listen to the C.D Elvis and the million dollar quartet, he was taking about this black fella who sung Elvis song ( version ) much better then Elvis did. Elvis really talked up
Jackie. They also met numerous time on Elvis 1969’s movie set and in
1972 when Jackie made his return to performing . Elvis had a heart of hold toward all
Humans.
Elvis was in his limo
Driving with a few of his entourage with him when he saw a black gentleman elderly in a pick up truck that had 2/4 walls built up to haul lumber. The
Truck was broke down and Elvis stopped and asked the man
If he needed any
Help. The man
Said, my truck
Won’t
Start and idk what’s wrong with
It. He said, it’s a stick
Shift if I can get a push I can maybe kick it in
Fear. Elvis said, ok, I’ll help
You out, the man
Said, sir, you willl ruin
Your limo Elvis said, it’s ok. So, Elvis hot behind the truck and gave it a push and
Nothing happened .
After doing this a few times the
Man
Gave up. He also
Had his wife with him. Elvis asked the man, sir, are you scared of me the man
Said, no. Elvis said, hood get in the limo I’m going to take you somewhere to get someone to
Fix your truck. The man was really happy but said he had no money. Elvis ignored him
And drove him and his wife to a brand new truck dealer. They went inside and Elvis told the man pick out whatever truck you want. The man said, I have nothing. Elvis laughed and said, it’s on me. After buying the truck
Elvis had the man
Drive back to his broke down truck, he helped them load up the
Wood and Elvis said, hey you need money to buy your wife something and handed them
500.99 hundred dollars. The man
And his wife was so speechless but happy. Elvis never even told
The man
His name .
Elvis was at a Cadillac at dealer to
Purchase a new Cadillac when
He was inside he saw a black
Lady who
Was at the
Bus stop
I’m
Front of the dealer peeking in admiring the cars. Elvis saw this and slipped away from
His
People and went out to speak to the lady. Elvis asked her if there was a car she liked ? She said, oh yeah, maybe one
Day. Elvis said, today iis that day, go
Pick out anyone you want except for the white one over there because that’s the one I’m
Buying for me . He also gave her money to buy a dress and shoes and to
Go
Out and have a good time in him. What a man !
Ali was the
Greatest ever as well. Love them
Both so much .
John Lee Hooker has a great tribute to Elvis also
That story is about as real as Elvis's 8th degree black belt....
BTW, There's 2 part's of Elvis and the black community, make sure you watch part 2, if haven't already! Thanks.
New subscriber as of right now. I am enjoying the discussions and discoveries on your channel. You have my attention. Take me with you!
Just started watching your channel thanks for doing these elvis reactions can you do a reaction to elvis suspicious minds live version ... and lawdy lawdy Mrs clawdy from the 68th comeback special
Elvis paid for Jackie Wilson's nursing home care when he heard that Jackie had run out of money.
You didn't read Ali's quote. You skimmed over it 🤙
The king also put Alice copper on the floor one night. Playing around with him.
Look up elvis and the NFL
The Beatles met Elvis but later they didn't have nice things to say about Elvis. It's in their documentary.
You dudes never heard of 'sparring'? there is a saying, "you truly do not know someone until you fight them". For anyone studying a martial art, (boxing, karate etc) the way of the warrior is sometimes more clear than to others
Elvis was not a racist because he was a human being.
Per your request:
*Jackie Wilson Interview: Talks About Friendship with Elvis*
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*Bobby Wilson (Jackie’s Son) Interview: Talks About His Father’s Friendship with Elvis*
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07:13 - 09:55
*Phenomenal Godfather of Soul, Mr. Brown*
He recorded a beautiful dedication track to Elvis:
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check out country music hall of fame charlie pride tribute to elvis called ALWAYS ON MY MIND you can here elvis talk at the end for people say he was racist a black men like charlie james beown would not done tribute to you
Elvis n Mohammed and others is no difference to stars of today. only difference for me I admire all the greats from yesteryear than the ones who came after them. that is just my opinion😁
I think you guys are understanding why Elvis fans get defensive and protective of him because once you learn about the man and not the myth or even music, he is one of the most misconceived people in history.
Guys, comon. Elvis is my sixth uncle but Ali was letting him do that. If Ali wanted, he could of killed Elvis with one punch. I'm grateful God let him understand E was playing... geez, lol.
Elvis paid for Jackie Wilson's medical bills.
Elvis was just playing around. Man, people need to get a sense of humour.
Jackie Wilson died in the 80s and Elvis died in the 70s so I don't think its possible that Elvis paid for the funeral
It was the hospital bills.
Also , Elvis would go to Ali's boxing camp and stay a week . Quietly ..
That is a true story . Elvis dropped Ali in a second.
In all fairness Ali was a boxer and not AMA fighter. As far as them having a fight ..never happen they adored each other.