pl muddy waters and johnny lee hooker on the stage. >> that will change anybody's life. >> absolutelyhing called the blues and were turned on by you. what were you connected to? >> well, to me, feeling and emotion are greater than words. when you're so young and you don't necessarily comprehend what the song is about, you can still feel it. blues is all about feeling especially straight from the heart. that's the most organic place you can come from. you can identify with that music. it brought out feelings in me. hearing people like bb king play guitar, he can take you through a range of emotions playing the guitar. that's all stuff that blues or music in general -- that's why we just got from europe and we played in a lot of countries where there's probably a lot of people who don't speak english there. they probably don't know the words to their songs but they were there because they feel it and enjoy it. i think that's why they call it the universal language. >> now does a white kid in louisiana not get intimidating by what he's seeing and hearing but not only get intimidated but

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he and jerry lee lewis, johnny cash. >> elvis showed us what women were looking for in a man. ♪ >> elvisin that he also bridged the generation, the racial divide, the north south divide. he was in every sense what they call a star. >> precisely and james brown had a great line. james is a big elvis fan. he said, man, he said, elvis made it possible for the black man's music to really be heard. >> although elvis obviously planted his roots deepest in memphis, tennessee, across the state and sang out of showbiz heart across this country in las vegas, it was right here in nashville that he made most of his best music. in all, elvis presley recorded 262 records here in music city beginning with the classic you hear in the background, heartbreak hotel. since then, he had sold over a million records and continues to be a best seller. >> radio stations who were you know, in charge at that time. they immediately switched their formats. >> every trying his hands in october 1954 at the grand ole opry. elvis becomes the country's first taylor swift, crossing over and changing the world. >> the musi

elvis was one of sam's protege as a matter of fact as i am sure you know he and jerry lee lewis all were very simple. johnny elvis showed us what women were looking for in a man. ♪ >> elvis was amazing in that he also bridged the generations, the racial divide the north-cells divide, he was in every sense a crossover superstar. >> james brown had a great line. a great elvis fan. he said man, elvis made it possible for black hands music to cross. host: although elvis plan to the roots in the state and saying out of show business later in his career across the country in las vegas, in nashville him a most of his best music. 262 records here in music city beginning with that classic you here in background heartbreak hotel. he has sold over a billion records and he continues to be a bestseller. >> the radio stations were in charge at that time. they immediately switched their format. host: at are trying his hand in 1954 at the ground old opry he becomes country's first tennis with crossing over and changing the world. >> the changes overnight, from frank sinatra to elvis presley. >> elvis presley was danger, an

can i just say can we stop acting like this johnny manziel guy is a sex symbol? he looks like tommy lee jones' dad. he is the oldest -- he is the only 21-year-old grandfather i have ever seen in my life. >> i don't even know who he is. why is he famous? >> i didn't know it until i read this story. then i looked at his face. >> he was big in college and really obnoxious. >> there he is wearing a helmet which they don't a lot of in baseball. i am confused. let me go to you, joanne. you are a woman. say you have a boyfriend and he played a sport which i doubt would ever happen, would you do this? >> if i did i would tweet at the person and at the team. how are the coaches going to hear you if you don't tweet at them? and if she added a winking smiley face at the end could have helped. she could have sweet talked them a little bit. >> can you do that again? a slight stroke for you. >> is it manziel's career or the relationship you will never know? >> of course she wants bae to play. it is her job. you always want bae to play. the coaches don't care about bae. they will not play bae because

lee miller is in it. >> exactly. [ laughter ] johnny miller, so great. >> jimmy: it's sherlock holmes. >> i'm playing watsonme criticism about where he wants the story to go, so i'm going to take it back to the writers and see if it can happen. >> jay: is that right? i think it's a great show, it's really smart. >> jimmy: i'm just loyal to my network. i just watch things on nbc. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] >> jay: well, you have reason to be loyal. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ [ applause ] i'm on cbs. >> jimmy: i got a lot of learning to do. lucy liu "elementary" airs thursday at ten on cbs, we'll be right back with science expert kevin delaney, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ they're coming. what do i do? you need to catch the 4:10 huh? the equipment tracking system will get you to the loading dock. ♪ there should be a truck leaving now. i got it. now jump off the bridge. what? in 3...2...1... are you kidding me? go. right on time. right now, over 20,000 trains are running reliably. we call that predictable. thrillingly predictable. ["mony mony" by billy idole she cokicks in on car stereo]y". ♪don't

johnny's classic shots include l.a. reid, usher, and the legendary heavy d., diddy with george clooney, and hip hop heavyweights. his portfolio is a bottomless pool of priceless celebrity moments. >> spike lee nicky manage, beyonce, alicia keys, i could go on. i mean drake, lil wayne, not only their photographer, but being at the start of their career. and also being asked to shoot in the white house f obama. to know how i was part of that, it's a blessing. >> today, he's a loving husband and a father. and the superstars he's befriended now show love to his beautiful daughter joya and handsome son, jeremiah. >> to be number one at anything you want in life, to be careful, you have to be tenacious, you have to be patient. even if the odds are stacked against you, that doesn't apply to you. you have to be able to see and become whatever you want, go after it. so i have nothing to lose. i'm taking my camera, really my business card, it's really the key that allows know get into places that the most people will never, ever get to see. i'm not an example of faith in god, then i don't know what it is. >> and that does it for this week's edition of our world with black enterprise. be sure to visit