Elvis Presley Marty Lacker Memphis Mafia Body Guard Things you want to know interview Part1

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• BA

  @barbarabangert6594 · 6 months ago

  These interviews are the last of people who knew him so this is precious and informative to any Elvis fan

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• JO

  @JoeBilello1969 · 3 years ago

  In the early days when this all started,  Elvis needed a father who had a brain in his head!!!! Elvis would've had a completely different life if he had an attentive father who actually had some sense and payed some attention to what was going on in his son's life instead of just being an observer. His Mother definitely had more influence over her son and it all fell apart when she died,  she knew who to keep outta her son's life and she knew that Parker was a demon and these people were all leeches 😢

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• BO

  @bonniebrown6960 · 3 years ago

  I love hearing Marty tell these stories. Rvery time i hear him tell stories about Elvis and the inter circle he seemed to be a straight shooter. He didn't let people run over him either. Good for him.

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• CL

  @clifffor1179 · 3 years ago

  Listened to all four parts and there's some real eye opening information in all of them. Thank you.

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• SD

  @sdhscrosscountry · 1 year ago

  Another good friend of Elvis Presley

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• JA

  @jamieminsky9436 · 3 years ago

  Decades later:  Amazing interviews and never heard.  I always say this:  sometimes one knows when they know: and this may he RIP:  is probably the most truthful account.  It just sits right w/me.  Thank u for posting.

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• DI

  @DixieDreg · 2 years ago

  Marty was the most on top of it guy in the MM. it’s a damn shame Marty wasnt the manager.  Uncle Tom and Vernon were from that Depression era PTSD mentality where things can go bad real fast; the upshot is that they managed Elvis from an “ if it aint broke, dont fix it” mode. Marty shows a perfect combo of TCB and artistic growth.  Sure, the Vernon/Parker mode generated huge $$, but the costs of the same old same old was devastating.  Elvis had zero challenges; he went on auto pilot, got bored, self medicated and died at 42. Marry was totally plugged into Elvis’ mindset. The problem was that Elvis was stubborn as hell and was hell bent to do it his way or no way.  All that. But Marty was a solid.

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• KE

  @KellyHampton · 3 years ago

  These are the GREATEST INTERVIEWS EVER! I still remember the electricity at Elvis concert in St. Louis! Incredible ❤

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• JA

  @jacquelineloveselvis · 3 years ago

  Love listening to Marty tell it like it was.  Thank you for sharing.

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• TI

  @tinaserna-ek4le · 3 years ago

  Thk u Joe for this video I really enjoy hearing the reason on a lot of thgs … MARTY u &nbsp;n the other guys were good to ELVIS <br>RIP MARTY ♥️

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• CC

  @ccat148 · 1 year ago

  Thank you for these interviews. A part of Elvis history now.

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• TC

  @TCB0816 · 1 year ago

  This is fantastic history. TCB⚡😎

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