Happy birthday to our beloved husband🥹 you would be 91 years old now and it's incredible to think how much time has passed, I am so grateful that you came into my life and brought such happiness and your unconditional love that I know you would be sending to each of us, your girls, your babies, your angels.
It may seem like I've forgotten about you because of how inactive I am on here showing my love but that's not the case at all. I still love you so deeply and I imagine it would be the same for everyone else.
Rest easy, Angel and have a wonderful birthday up there.
I'm watching the films in chronological order. I'll update this as I go.
Love Me Tender (1956): YouTube
Loving You (1957): YouTube
Jailhouse Rock (1957): Dailymotion
King Creole (1958): Dailymotion
GI Blues (1960): LookMovie
Flaming Star (1960): LookMovie
Wild in the Country (1961): Dailymotion
Blue Hawaii (1961): Dailymotion
Follow That Dream (1962): LookMovie
Kid Galahad (1962): LookMovie
Girls! Girls! Girls! (1962): LookMovie
It Happened at the World's Fair (1963): LookMovie
Fun in Acapulco (1963): Dailymotion
Kissin' Cousins (1964): LookMovie
Viva Las Vegas (1964): Dailymotion
Roustabout (1964): Dailymotion
Girl Happy (1965): Soap2Day
Tickle Me (1965): Dailymotion
Harum Scarum (1965): Soap2Day
Frankie and Johnny (1966): Dailymotion
Paradise, Hawaiian Style (1966): Dailymotion
Spinout (1966): LookMovie
Easy Come, Easy Go (1967): Soap2Day
Double Trouble (1967): LookMovie
Clambake (1967): Dailymotion
Stay Away, Joe (1968)
Professionally-Recorded Performances
Dorsey Brothers Stage Show (1956)
- Jan 28: Shake Rattle & Roll and Flip, Flop & Fly fragment [YouTube] (missing: I Got A Woman)
- Feb 4: Tutti Frutti fragment [YouTube] (missing: Baby Lets Play House)
- Feb 11: Blue Suede Shoes fragment [YouTube], Heartbreak Hotel fragment [YouTube]
- Feb 18: (missing: Tutti Frutti, I Was The One)
- Mar 17: Heartbreak Hotel fragment [YouTube] (missing: Blue Suede Shoes)
- Mar 24: Money Honey fragment [YouTube] (missing: Heartbreak Hotel)
Milton Berle Show (1956)
- Apr 3: full episode [YouTube] (Elvis' portion starts at 17:15 and ends at 25:26)
- Jun 5: I Want You I Need You I Love You fragment [YouTube], Hound Dog fragment [YouTube]
Steve Allen Show (1956): full episode [YouTube] (Elvis' portion starts at 42:24 and ends when the video does)
Ed Sullivan Show (1956-7)
- Sept 9: full Elvis portion [YouTube]
- Oct 28: Love Me Tender segment [YouTube], Love Me segment [YouTube], Hound Dog segment [YouTube] (missing: Don't Be Cruel)
- Jan 6: full Elvis portion [YouTube]
Tupelo's Own (1956): YouTube
Frank Sinatra Timex Show - Welcome Home Elvis (1960): Dailymotion
Comeback Special (1968): broadcast version [Internet Archive]
That's The Way It Is (1970): Soap2Day
Elvis On Tour (1972)
Aloha from Hawaii (1974): YouTube
Elvis in Concert (1977)
Interviews
Teenage Dance Party (1956): YouTube
Hy Gardner Calling (1956): YouTube
Press Conference at Graceland (1960): ElvisToday
New York Press Conference (1972): YouTube
Aloha from Hawaii Announcement and Press Conference (1972): YouTube
For comprehensive lists of interviews including available audio and transcripts: 50s, 60s, 70s [KeithFlynn]
Before watching the Elvis movie I didn’t know much about him. I knew he was a famous celebrity, and that he had a big influence on society, but I just didn’t know how much until now. He has touched so many people’s hearts, including mine, and I will always be grateful that I get to know him through his legacy that he created for not only himself, but for his family and friends. I never thought that by watching the Elvis movie I would feel protective over him this much, because in all honesty before I watched it I thought I was going to have an obsession over Austin Butler, but instead I came out with an obsession over Elvis. I have bought books written about him by people close to him just so I can feel connected to him. So I can see not Elvis the rock and roll singer, but Elvis the kind hearted and generous man that I and all of his fans, family, and friends all know he is, and I’m thankful that I get to know about that part of him that wasn’t really shown to the public. I never thought I was going to care this much about him, but I do, an even though I have never met Elvis before he has changed my life so much by showing me a new outlook on life. So, thank you Elvis, I love you, and you will forever an always be remembered and live on in people’s hearts including mine.
