Elvis was born to make people happy and he did a good job at it.... sending love n light to Elvis in heaven

That was a fantastic find of a very humble man….his recollection of events is incredible

Once again these stories being captured are priceless and are going to be so valuable to future generations. The work you are doing is so important Trey! Thank you for preserving it and working to capture it!

Wow I can just imagine Elvis in a purple suit. One of Elvis's first performances in a high school in the gymnasium. The conversation with the gentleman who was a senior, Mr. Clayton. He said he would never forget. Elvis got snuck into the building by getting into a window. Tupelo. Mr. Clayton was senior president. Elvis, Scotty and Bill. Then 17 remembered the live performance great to listen to. Pink car Elvis drove. The favorite performance at school that day live and up close. Down to earth. Thank you for sharing this with us. A fan of Elvis for life. Long live Elvis!

So nice to hear so many wonderful stories from Mr Clayton about Elvis, Bill and Scotty. A great insight for us all to know what really happened back in the day. Thank you so much Trey and Mr Clayton.

Great interview with Mr. Clayton. He told his wonderful memories. Thank you for just letting him share his experiences. What a gift the memories of this performance is. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you Mr. Trey Miller for tightening up and bringing us more of the Elvis history tchrough a very kind humble man, Mr. Clayton. Loved his stories. Kind of Mr. Clayton to tell his stories of Elvis, Mr. Bill Black and Mr. Scotty More. I loved Elvis asking about his friends from Tupelo. Be safe and well Mr. Trey.

Great video, Trey. I love stories from people who were actually there and have nothing to gain from changing history. Mr Clayton is a gentleman.

You blow me away Trey! How do you still find people that still had a connection with Elvis? Enjoyed this so much! It really shows that even as we get older and forget a lot of thimgs, something that is special to us, we can remember every detail clear as a bell!

Just tell me how can you not love Elvis the human. He was a people's person. Although he became famous Elvis still stays the same kind gentle person. 😘🕺❣💕

Wow lovely stories meeting Elvis watching his shows brilliant. Elvis touched so many people lives that was lovely trey thank you and thank you mr clayton

What a southern gentleman mr.clayton is!!his recollection of Elvis made me “chuckle “, and my knees “buckle”!! I wish Elvis would have “sneaked” around a little more, it would have been “ hide and seek”!! Love hearing stories about the “ the early Elvis “. Thanks for another “ Golden moment, he wore his “crown “ so well👍❤️🕺

This was one of your best episodes yet Trey! He cracked me up when he was talking about how they tried break out the principles windows when they were playing baseball. That reminds of stuff I used to do as a teenager too, lol.

What a very nice person with fantastic stories. Beautiful Video Trey. Thanks again

Wow that was a fabulous interview with a wonderful and respectful man of our Elvis !!

That was just excellent Trey really enjoyed that blast from the past 👍

Spectacular interview, really enjoyed hearing the Elvis memories from Mr. Clayton. He has a great memory!

Fantastic Trey!! What a great man with a wonderful memory! Awesome interview - so glad you found him. 🌸

Brilliant 👏👏👏......you could see Mr Clayton really enjoyed telling his story. Getting Elvis through the back window hahahaha funnnyyyyy. How good would of it been to of witnessed that. This video definitely in my top 10 of Elvis videos 👍 thanks Trey and Mr Clayton 🙏

Of course I was aware of the 2 shows at the fairgrounds but this is the very first time I've ever heard about this performance. Wow...so cool. An epic vlog Trey 👍🏻😎

Extraordinary Trey as usual! Remarkable stories you always bring to us Elvis fans..so incredible to see these stories from his early life! Mr Clayton seems like such a sweet, sweet man! Keep up the fantastic work you do..I look forward to everything you share! 💙🙌🏻💙 👍

Great episode, Trey! Thanks to Mr. Clayton for sharing his memories with us, always enjoy the early days stories!!

Love to hear this storys about Elvis when Elvis when he first started out keep them coming

Trey you may not believe this but when I pass my sister is having a Planck at the foot of my grave that says. Elvis has left the building because I tell everyone elvis lives in my heart so when I'm gone then they can say elvis has left the building of my heart I've loved. Elvis for 65 years and I'm almost 70

Humble great man

Another fantastic episode Trey.!!! Truly enjoyed it...you're awesome.!!! Amazing stuff.!! 🔥♥️

Great episode. He seems like a humble man.

It's on a great great store and he told it so well

What a great video Try I love hearing about the young Elvis when he was free Just love his humility xx

Elvis was and is incredible!!!!!Thank you for finding more things about a great Dreamer who Dreams all came true a hundred times!

HA Ha!!!!!! Trey!!!!! This was SOOOO Friggin Cool Brother!!! AMAZING....A 1 of a Kind Story/Memory.... And YOU Brought it to us!!! Love it Brother!! TCB!!!

Trey as always you out do yourself each time, this video here is one of your great one's, the memory of this gentleman is out of this world hats off to him, great job Trey..👍👍

Hi Trey, Mr Clayton, sounds like a really nice guy. Bless him. What a great find Trey! Just wonderful Trey, really enjoyed it, thank you xxx 💝

Thank You Mr. Clayton for your story! Thank You Trey for finding him and recording his story to sharing with us!

Great interview I like the way you let the person talk and you don't interrupt a lot of people won't let the person they're interviewing get a word in hardly lol

Oh Mr. Clayton, we find you and your stories very interesting! Thanks so much for sharing your memoires of Elvis with us. How lucky you were to have these memories. I remember Leisure suits big time! Trey, you are too young. lol Thanks for this wonderful interview Trey, it was amazing. Mr. Clayton is such a sweet, pleasant and very humble man with wonderful, precious memories. Love that!

Elvis was the same humble man. I love that he never forgot his raising. His mom and dad sure did a great job of raising Elvis.

I dearly loved this interview. Mr Clayton seemed to be an awesome person. I enjoyed listening to him so much.

Wow, awesome interview Trey. The gentleman is a great story teller for sure, had me on the edge of my seat all the way thru. Keep up the good work, tighten up & stay safe during ur traveling.

How Sweet!!! He sure has some wonderful memories to tell and was very lucky to have know Elvis Presley and to see him perform at such a young age is AWESOME. Thank you for sharing your memories with us Mr. Clayton God Bless You and Trey too.

Thankyou so much for sharing such wonderful memories ❤

Great Story about Elvis. Thanks Trey and Thanks Mr. Clayton.

Absolutely priceless... Tray I love the way you interview, everything you asked this lovely Gentleman was great. Keep up the great work Tray, much love from me here in Scotland 💙

Jerry, a man who helped many people in Tupelo, told me this story many years ago. My mother took me to see Elvis in concert in Tupelo at the MS-AL Fair and Dairy show in 1956. The newspaper said "Tupelo Ain't Nothing but a Town Agog." I was 8, and that concert forged my love for good music, particularly Elvis music. I attended dances at the youth center Elvis funded, the same building that is now the museum at the birthplace. There are Elvis stories around every corner in Tupelo. If a city could weep, it wept the day he left us. Janelle McComb, the lady Jerry referenced, arranged a meeting with Elvis and Sheriff Bill Mitchell in December, 1970. Elvis came down with Sheriff Bill Morris from Memphis. Elvis knew Bill and used to sit in with Bill and a band he had when Elvis was younger. Janelle came to my mother's funeral. She wore a giant black onyx cross encrusted in diamonds, a gift from Elvis. We had all Elvis gospel songs for the service, and Janelle invited me to her home afterwards to watch unreleased Elvis footage, her way of doing something she knew would comfort me. She sent the funeral recording to Prisicilla and Lisa Marie to show them "what an old Tupelo-Elvis funeral was like." Mother would have been so happy. Mother worked at the hosptital and she always knew if Janelle was in for a procedure because banks of flowers came in from Graceland. Janelle borrowed a pickup truck on August 15, 1977, to take a load of watermelons and peas to Elvis at Graceland. She never wore jeans, but she did that day. As she was leaving Graceland, she said Elvis said, "Janelle, I don't like you in jeans. I don't want to see you in them again." The last words he would say to her. The next day he was gone. Thanks for posting this and helping to preserve old Tupelo and cherished memories.

Great video.. Always & Forever. The one & Only “ Elvis “ !!

What a great story and seems like a lovely man. Thanks Trey, great Elvis history!

Can you imagine seeing Elvis in '55 in Tupelo, then in Vegas, and then in Memphis? Amazing.

What a great find Trey and a very nice man with lots of memories of Elvis when he was young

He is such a great story teller❤️. Great interview Trey💙. Sweet man. He reminds me of my Dad who passed away at 82 years old❤️. My Dads name was Jerry 💙. Keep the stories coming ❤️

Respect trey. Tollally brilliant man

Thoroughly enjoyed this one! Good work, Trey, and fantastic storytelling, Mr. Clayton!

Love it!! Love it !!!! Love it!!!!! Man to only be there would’ve been amazing!!!! TCB FOREVER

Trey you are so awsome. You do so much for elvis fans keep up the good work

This was so much fun to watch :))) Mr Clayton is a part of some great music history. Thank you, Trey :)

Great video thanks to Mr.Clayton for his story,always nice to hear From people who really were there with Elvis, TCB

Great story Interview Trey and to record it before they we lose them.

You and the Spa Guy have a passion of documenting Elvis’ history! Great interview.

Thanks Tray for this video. Great memories brought back to life. What a fine gentleman. Elvis climbing through the window . We all need to hear all these old memories .Thank you.

Loved this video - no one would have ever heard this story without your research. Thank you!

Great story, thanks for sharing the memories!

Nice interview with a classy man...

Hell, this was good. Need to watch it again to get my thoughts on it. Wonderful interview. Dig the way you give respect to Mr. Clayton and also keep him involved in the interview/story. Take care.

Wow! More..more .I loved this.Find more people like this please.

What a great person ... incredible story

thanks trey for putting another good video out for us to enjoy stay safe friend from england hope to catch up soon in jan 2022

He's so nice. We're interested and loved it.

I enjoyed this interview so much! Thank you both.

Wow GREAT WORK TREY!!! He was ON PAR WOW!

what a lovely guy....

This is such a cool channel. I’m really loving it. Thanks for making these videos. I love learning more about Elvis’ life. Thank you.

Great Story

Great interview

They just dont make em like they used to... Such a nice and humble man..

WOW!! AWESOME TREY!!! LOVE IT!! TCB ⚡

He is a class act.

Trey, thanks for this awesome video; keep it up, thanks! realdeal

Great interview , great job. I love that stories about my Elvis. Keep it up. I like the way you talk good things about my Elvis. I know there some who are very much jealous of my Elvis. That's they wanted to kill my Elvis. They'll pay for their sins. My innocent man. They don't what's in store for them.

quest'uomo è MERAVIGLIOSO. Ha saputo raccontare una storia incredibile con grande semplicità. Mi ha fatto piangere. l'ho ascoltato con tanto piacere e i mi piacerebbe molto poterlo incontrare anche se so che per ora è impossibile. vivo in Italia e per ora pare sia difficile raggiungere l'America, ma non dispero. Grazie infinite per questo video.Angela from Roma

Trey...You captured real history with this gentleman's interview. The things he shared are priceless..and so interesting..And how about those essential workers of CVS pharmacy...I am One of those and a Elvis Fan...

Such a cool interview with Mr. Clayton nice to hear how it all went down with Elvis early days, he remembered a lot😊🥰

Trey love thst you showed the pic of Johnny Cash and Elvis. They did know each other well. Good stuff coming out of Sun studios. 🤗

Fantastic Trey 😉 the gentleman had great memories,.... I'm catching up to some of your videos tonight this one came up just in time for a good bedtime 🌙 story, I sure wish mr.Clayton told us the first song Elvis belted out Oh sure wish I could've seen Elvis perform live .. God Bless

Very nice

Love how Trey interviews such class and like you known him for some time ! Way to Go Trey 👊🏼👍🏼🙌🏼⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️❤️

These videos need to be archived by Graceland!! YEARS from now these interviews would be HUGE for future projects, videos & interviews for displays or merchandise at Graceland. The Historical value is HUGE. THEY should be paying people for THESE, the amazing value to his legacy & future projects is insane. Fans are doing this out of Love, but where the hell is Graceland on all this preservation!!??

Pretty darn cool ⚡️I love the stories of others who tell such detail and beautiful words of how Elvis was a sweet , humble Star ⭐️😎👍🏼🙌🏼⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️Sweet Man how he remembered so lovely ❤️Thank you Trey always giving us a zinger always on EP history 🤝Love how Mr.Clayton said Admire ….you feel it deeply ♥️

Awesome 😎

What a beautiful story

Thank you

So much history how awesome Trey 😊

Wow that was fantastic!!! Trey you are AWESOME at what you do and SO respectful to all these people! I have the utmost respect for you bro really

Great story , keep up the good work Trey 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

What a pleasant interview. Thoroughly enjoyed that Trey. Thanks! 🤗🇨🇦

Thanks for another great video. Thanks for letting Mr. Clayton talk. So many people love to repeatedly interrupt during interviews. But you didn't ask the most important question. What kind of defense did he like to run? He seems to me someone who would use only man-to-man, and never zone.

Thank you so much for this video!

I always wonder where are all the one off groupies of Elvis through the years lol. I bet they have crazy stories!!

How do you find people from back in the day? Amazing! What great memories to share.

Trey, I just realised, that i have been spelling your name wrong, apologies TREY 😅

No puedo disfrutar del video sin los subtitulos 🙏😢

He is CORRECT on the cars! I have a hot rod magazine where Elvis in 1956 penned an article on his 3 automobiles. The metsorschmit (sp?) Bike being one.