*First Time Hearing* Elvis Presley - Unchained Melody | His Last Performance- This was hard to do..
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- čas přidán 7. 07. 2022
- This one was hard to do. I wanted to do this as tribute to a friend of mine and my grandmother. This is why Elvis is the KING!
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He died six weeks later ,but one thing about Elvis he never lost that powerful voice ,his smile , sense of humor, chrasima, stage presence ,and he stayed humble , and generous
@Mary Jane (Maria) correct 8 weeks
Hi Sheryl nice to see what another true Elvis fan thinks.
@@briannamorgan5656 No need to gatekeep Elvis. He’s a legend who should be enjoyed by fans from any and all eras
@@briannamorgan5656 saying “true fans” is gatekeeping since it implies someone is lesser for not knowing something. A fan is a fan. If someone is wrong then a correction is all that’s needed instead of throwing shade at people in the comments. Spread a little knowledge and good vibes y’know?
In my opinion he was the “most Handsome” man, to EVER have walked this earth. If I could go back in time it wouldn’t be to “stalk” him 😂 no , but if I could choose! I’d choose to go back in time and sit on the set of the 68” comeback special! 😂❤😅 I could maybe lick his pant leg if he got close enough LMABO
Elvis died exactly 8 weeks after his final performance, on the 16th of August 1977.
If you’re gonna do more Elvis, you have to do “If I Can Dream” from the ‘68 comeback special. One of his best performances
That is my all time favorite Elvis performance!!! One word. POWERFUL!
Just came back from that video.
NEVER heard the song before the movie.
Was so happy to hear that song for the first time.
The man was not singing with his heart.
He was speaking with his soul.
An amazing song ❤️
Listen to the acapella version of "If I Can Dream".
it actually hurts to see Elvis in so much pain and struggling to breathe, even though he is still incredible, but I'd definitely suggest watching him performing in his prime.
I am so very sorry for your loss, Cliff ❤
❤️Agreed 💯❤️
He picked the perfect song to end his legacy, Unchained melodies. His only love was his mum. He was singing/talking to his mom. Makes me cry...
Those vocal transitions are insane. never seen anything like this pure powerful soul force
Six weeks after. His heart was giving out as he sang this last time. He was in I incredible pain. You can hear him struggle with his breathing. There will never be another Elvis. He had multiple disorders.
8 weeks
yes, management was his disorder.. sad
His voice got stronger as the song goes on. I truly feel it was his goodbye to his fans.
Its painfully beautiful at the same time.
the greatest vocal moment of any song at any time anywhere at any moment.
Only one word: LEGEND 👏👏👏
and Legends never die..
Dude I HIGHLY recommend seeing the Elvis movie. It was absolutely fantastic
@Someone Somewhere it showed every Gen past baby boomers what Elvis was lol
@Someone Somewhere the movie makes Tom Parker a complete ass hole and a selfish jerk And tbh he probably was
Even though his body was failing that voice remained pure gold until his last breath.
So hard to watch this. He is struggling but his voice is still amazing. He died 2 months later.
literally 2 months before the man passed and he was able to put out this masterful performance. there's a reason people called him the king.
Legends never die .....
Elvis was in very bad shape this night, just weeks before his passing, but he never let the fans down - if he could stand he would perform
The movie is Incredible.
I cried like i baby at the end
So did I, it was a shock to myself. Sat in the cinema silently sobbing my heart out, even put my hood up! Was the most heartbreaking thing I’ve seen & felt in years…
May you grandmother always rest in peace.
family and friends refuse to watch this and they are huge Elvis fans... He was so sick... so heartbreaking.
Gave his all. Exit was classic.
I am a new fan and totally obsessed with this amazing man. I am so happy I watched Elvis 2022 ‼️ It is to bad his peers did not give him the acaloyds he so clearly deserved. Welcome to all the new fans this movie has brought ‼️❣️
This version is very emotional... Elvis 😘🤗💝💗😭 Elvis we love youuuuuuu
He was a godsend...we should have appreciated him more.
A beautiful tribute to your friend and grandmother, Cliff. Amazing last performance. May they rest in peace.🙏
So sad to see Elvis unwell but his voice just soars. Its magic and gives me goosebumps
he was so sick, could hardly breathe, but still a professional - hence the King
This is the greatest performance his gift from God that gift that he gave to the world never failed him after this God took him back home .
I’ll be praying for your friend and your grandmother Cliff what a sad story that shooting in Chicago. 🙏💯
He died August 16, 1977. This was very close to the end for him.
Definitely check out the movie. Some parts were exaggerated for dramatic effect, but overall, it was amazing.
The charisma from this man was magical. That voice is just… I can’t explain it. Beautiful
You could see his struggles in the faces of 3 or 4 of the women in the audience...very concerned for Elvis. RIP!
First time hearing Elvis n for sure i will check him out
This movie was incredible!! Austin better win an Oscar!
He didn't.
I was 6 1/2 the day Elvis died and I can still remember hearing the news on the radio and asking my mom why she was suddenly so sad. 💔 I'm so sorry for your loss, Cliff. You are in my thoughts.
I was 16 & came home from school & found my mom in bed(very unusual) & staring at the ceiling. "Elvis died". I went to my room & lay on my bed staring at the ceiling with uncontrol able tears drenching my face. The man walked out of a dream & passed through for a little while.
Elvis is without a doubt the best singer of his generation. Neither Jerry Lee Lewis, nor Carl Perkins, nor Chuck Berry, nor Roy Orbison, nor anyone had the vocal power of the king.
Roy Orbison is the only one out of those who had more power than Elvis
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No.
Roy didn't have more power.
If you had an ounce of intelligence, you'd understand that
@@charliesperformance1510 🤣🤣NOPE!
Tell Tom Jones to sit down.
@@charliesperformance1510 Roy was a good singer, with a special voice, but no joke he had the versatile voice of the king. He practically sings everything in falsetto and it always sounds the same.
Elvis recorded over 700 songs in his life time, his first influence was singing as a young boy in black churches in the poor side of tupelo mississippi
He also sang HURT at this concert! Watch it and you will see how great his voice was even so sick and tired! I cry every time I watch THE GREATEST ENTERTAINER OF ALL TIME FOREVER AND EVER!
It’s alright to cry, I cry every time I watch that live performance
Iconic. Elvis is the King. My goodness, he always gave his best.
Painful to see Elvis like this but powerful voice! Thanks for this reaction. Please do "What now my love" from Hawaii 1973.
Six weeks later, he passed away....even as sick as he was, his magnificent voice never failed him......he always gave his all to make his fans happy...
This video is one of the best video reactions I've honestly seen. It was the emotion in your eyes and face watching a man in this state struggle. He definetly struggles in this video and then the thought that he was gone just a few short months later. Crazy how a legend never really dies isnt it?
Thank you so much for your amazing comment. And it is true, kings never die. Legends live forever.
He died a few weeks after this performance, R.I.P. Elvis.
Thank you for hearing Elvis out I appreicate it. I'.m from 1972
Thank you for playing Elvis Presley love it 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I'm 65 and grew up here in St Louis listening to Elvis and the blues thats what my grandfather and grandmother and family only listened to. I can still remember the day he died it is something I'll never forget. Sorry for your loss young man.
Yes, I remember that sad day. I cried my eyes out. Its like the sun went down or a part of America was lost, the large Cadillac's & the radio & CLEAN films were gone. A time when men were still masculine & proud & able to support a family. All the ISMS have ruined this western world. I miss the good ole days & not this FILTH & demoralization.
If you know Elvis, he was singing to his mom. At this time, Elvis was so so ill, mentally & physically. Like so many others, the loss is like a family member. He really cared for his fans & gave so much away until nothing was left of this beautiful soul.
Grew up with listening to Elvis. I was 15 when he passed away. My first album was Burning Love. An aunt of mine had a picture of herself as a teenager in the 50's sitting at the gates of his home. When my mom passed away - she had Elvis cassettes of his country and gospel music.
I debated watching the movie but went to see it. Austin Butler did a great job. The end was the hardest. I left in tears. Definitely worth the watch.
Hi Cliff Beats. Actually Elvis last performance was 5 nights after this one on June 26th 1977. What the heck he was STILL a Brilliant singer yes RIGHT UP TO THE END. Thanks for your cool reaction.😀♥
Even Elvis Presley was sick at the end, he’s still having one of the greatest voice ever and giving it all to his fans!
This one... he starts out breathing so heavy, then his voice just get better and better throughout the song. In my heart I feel this was his goodbye to the world.
Buckets of tears. What a great,but incredibly sad moment.
He died six weeks later as they said at the beginning. He was in rough shape at this point but his voice was still there right up to the end!
I'm very sorry for your loss. Elvis was a very very sick man by this performance. If you want earlier peak comeback Elvis, watch his 1970 Vegas performance of Suspicious Minds.
Throat kiss by god! There will NEVER be another Elvis!💚♾
The same concert how Great thou art the best performance of this song I heard
Never be another Elvis. Never lost his voice. Till the very end he had it regardless of his condition. Bro start watching his 68 special. The best Elvis has ever been. That's how he should be remembered. I'm a strait man through and through but Jesus christ that was a good looking dude. And his voice. Just unreal. The first unplugged. Something you'll never see again.
It's amazing how amazing Elvis looked there, and then here not long after. "Time can do so much"
This was his final performance. It hits different. Every time he says “god speed your love,” i lose it.
He was nervous of how the audience would react. He joked that he couldn't talk but he could sing (his voice/talking was very labored all night).. and he could always sing and hit those notes. Which is mind blowing.
My grandparents loved Elvis they saw him twice, they can't watch this last performance or clips they told me " it hurt too much to see him in the state he was towards the end, it broke their heart.
This song made me respect Elvis even more after I watch the movie
I swear everytime I see this it brings me to tears.....his smile does it for me everytime.......it was his goodbye to his fans that he loved,his last song,his last performanc.
Please do more Elvis reactions 🙏
Elvis never left the damn House!KING
There never was or ever will be anyone with a voice or looks like him. He was a once in a lifetime MEGA star. Long Live The King. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
This men is the best ever ever ❤
Thank You Cliff..😁
you can hear he is short on breath while singing...but still... just like Freddy Mercury...he kept it strong till the end.
Man no matter how many times I see this my heart just breaks, grateful that we had him sad that he’s gone all rolled up in one . his beauty his talent charisma even at the end he gave us everything , like a beautiful goodbye before he left🥲
Welcome to the wonderful world of the Elvis Presley rabbit hole. Enjoy the journey!
“What now my love” from “Aloha from Hawaii” is also a powerful performance
I'm a 38 year old lifelong Elvis fan grandma and momma were huge Elvis fans. He was an amazing man love to see new reactions to Elvis. A power to be reckon with till the very end.
You've got it right, he'd had enough of his awful life, he had no life.
This is what fame and huge amounts of prescription drugs to cope with it, do to you.
The most handsome man this world will ever see, and the man he was at the end, its heartbreaking, I have a job watching this, as most of us do.
He was a beautiful man inside and out.
React to Elvis anything will do, in the 68 Comeback Special and Live 70 Vegas, and you'll see the man he was.
This was only 9 and 7 years later.
Your grandmother loved him and I'm so sorry for your loss.
THE KING IS DEAD, LONG LIVE THE KING ❤️
One thing to remember this was at the end of his concert, which he put his all into it. So much emotion watching this, as I am a huge Elvis fan. Absolutely amazed by his performance, yet saddened to know how sick he was here, and yet it didn’t stop him from an incredible show. No one will EVER come close to the reach (genres) he had and the success he had. So many people made fun of Elvis his last year, maybe year and a half due to weight gain. Elvis’ Dad spoke of his weight and said he really hadn’t put that much weight on, as he was in a size 36 pants when he died. Obviously he had gained weight, but nothing like so many say or believes. His face was very puffy, as in this performance, but you have to understand his organs were failing, and he had an extreme amount of water weight due to his body (kidneys, liver, heart, etc) not functioning properly. Elvis believed, this coming from his best friends and family, that because the pills were prescribed by a doctor that they were ok. They did not know of the extreme dangers, as we do now, back in the sixties and seventies. Elvis was also very depressed the last few years of his life, again through interviews with his friends and family. Some of this is pointed out in the new Elvis movie, which surprisingly I enjoyed. My grandchildren wanted to see it, and of course gramma had to go. Although I was apprehensive because of all I know of Elvis, and i was worried they wouldn’t do him justice. But they actually came from a different angle to the story, which any real Elvis fan knew, Col Parker allowed his greed and evil to over take him and he literally sucked the life right out of Elvis. Now I will say they did not show truly how generous Elvis was with his money. Yes he spent a lot, but he gave at-least half of his wealth to others; buying cars, houses, medical equipment, paying medical bills, charities, anytime he heard of someone in need especially around Memphis. Did you know he donated a huge amount to the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor And also performed a concert where all the proceeds went to it. In 1961 that concert raised over $54,000. That was a huge amount of money back then. Then he donated personally on top of doing the concert. Two things in reference to Elvis being called the “King”. To one woman he responded when called the king, no there’s only one king and that’s Jesus Christ. As Elvis was a very religious/spiritual person and actually loved singing gospel music more than anything else. One other time that I know of, he was called the king of rock and roll, and he replied that he was not, that BB King was the king of rock and roll. I suggest you watch his concerts and interviews from family and friends, there’s plenty of actual Elvis footage just on you tube. If you do I promise you, you will understand why your gramma was a huge fan and you too will be in awe of Elvis. Elvis was not only a great singer anointed by God, a great performer, he was an incredible human being with a huge heart. My Dad was a WWII and Korean Veteran, who did not really get into being a “fan” per say of too many people. He liked music, but was never per say a fan, maybe because he grew up in the Great Depression. However, he was a big fan of Elvis. My Dad had much respect for Elvis and liked his country and gospel music. He even grew to like his rock music as time went on. Check out Elvis singing the American Trilogy live, Gosh so many; Suspicious Minds, In The Ghetto, How Great Thou Art, Polk Salad Annie, The Wonder of You, Always on My Mind, My Way, You Gave Me a Mountain, Trouble, Can’t Help Falling in Love With You. I would suggest watching these live. As Elvis’ is an over all package and his charisma, light, energy, personality, good looks, and his singing combined together is truly and incredible package few can come close too. And he only comes second to the Beatles in record sales. And that may be because he never toured in other countries, only the USA , or maybe because he took 2 years off when he was drafted into the Army. Not to mention Elvis was inducted into the: ROCK, COUNTRY, GOSPEL, R & B, CHRISTIAN, POP, ROCKABILLY, AND HONKY TONK HALL OF FAMES! Let’s see any other artist accomplish this. However he was not in the Songwriters Hall of Fame because he didn’t write songs. He was actually entered into 23 Hall Of Fames. I just listed the genres in music hall of fames he was in.
Thank you for listening to the song and not stopping it ever few seconds to comment. Appreciate that tremendously! Be well. Go see that MOVIE! you will love it!
I’m a huge Elvis Presley fan because of my (Late RIP) Mother. I remember watching his concerts on TV with her as a child. Omg Old concerts of him of course 😅 and I remember I’d look over at her, and she’d be sobbing 🙄 (my mother) I never understand why in the world she’d be crying over this man?!! LMABO
Now that I’m a FULL fledged ELVIS PRESLEY FAN! I completely understand my mother’s obsession with The King 👑 of Rock N Roll!
I also just wanted to say sorry about your friend, I recently lost a very close friend of 25 years. I am still devastated it was June 28th of this year.
It was a Great movie so if he recommended it?! Then?? But I saw it…. And it was a pretty good! Even if you know little about the King! 😉😘
Your grandmother was a lucky lady. Any Elvis song is great, but "I have a Dream" is the best.
Love your reaction. Elvis knew his appearance was not what it was earlier in his career. He didn't want it filmed but his manager got the last word. It was all about money. Yes, to those true fans it was hard to watch this performance. I cried through the whole concert because when it aired on TV, he had already died.
That bastard Colonel Parker kept pushing him and I don’t know what happened to Parker after Elvis‘s death but he will be paying in hell. Most people know what it’s like to be self-conscious about your weight and Elvis was after this weight gain, plus in very very bad health, not just from weight gain but heredity issues (his mom died at 48) But because he had to pay the bills for everybody, he went out there and did this even, though he was so self-conscious about his weight. The voice is the voice is the voice and those couple little clips of him looking at his friends smiling just melts your heart and he also didn’t miss a note on that song. it’s beautiful. RIP to Elvis & your grandmother and thank you for putting this up.
I saw the Elvis movie man and I’ve had to watch it like 6 more times I’m about to watch it again it’s something you just have to see
ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC REACTION MY MAN! 🤜🤛 YOU NEED TO VENTURE DOWN THE ELVIS RABBIT HOLE...YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED. 🍻👍👌
His voice and his Mastery of it just got better right up until he died. If you really want to be blown away again, check out his cover of how great thou art from this same show in 1977. He also does a version in the early 70s which is great but this one as a musician, to me is so incredible. Luciano Pavarotti once said that if Elvis had had any formal vocal training, he may well have been the greatest opera singer of the 20th century. You saw that on display and this one that you reacted to and you will definitely see it on display if you watch that other number from this show.
Amazing reaction , it’s heartbreaking to watch that performance, look forward to more Elvis reactions 👍
Elvis knew his end was near. Unchained melodies" is his fairwell to his fans. It seemed that he was talking to his mom., mom I am coning to you shortly. Very moving n sad...
There's a another video that's like weeks before his passing and IMO it's the best performance in history.
Amazing talent 🎶🎶🎶🎶💔💔💔💔. Great reaction sweetie 👍😎
This isn't the best first time seeing Elvis live, as he was in a lot of pain and so sick here. He never lost his voice or sense of humor tho. Try reacting to 68 Comeback Special in black leather sitting down jamming out Heartbreak Hotel, Trying to Get to You and in white suit If I Can Dream. Thanks
Sorry for your loss. 🙏
Elvis has reached across the generations, time space and even death can never break the love people had for him and still do. The most talented person who ever walked this earth and so generous kind and caring always
Elvis had to fake his death to be put into a govt Witness Protection Program for his safety. He received a new identity and continued to sing using various alias names. Check out Pastor Bob Joyce in Benton Arkansas videos here on YT There's also videos showing Pastor Bob Joyce at Graceland. There's more proof Elvis is alive than there is that he's in a grave with his name spelled wrong. Also , check out the song "Check the Spelling on the Stone" by a mystery singer that sounds exactly like Elvis. The info's there you just need to search for it.
Wow! What Power!
This beautiful song Unchained Melody Elvis sing it June 21st 1977 I remember I was 14 years old and entering High School for the first time Elvis died August 16th 1977 devastated the world of his passing he also made another beautiful song Bridge Over Troubled Water listen carefully to his beautiful voice that never felt him you can hear the gospel and his voice the way he was raised and brought up
Listen to the accapella version of BOTW.
I think it said this was six weeks prior to his death. So hard to watch him like that, he was breathless, not singing effortlessly like usual - yet still killed it… he was ethereal❤️
I’m a big fan he died 2 months and that was his last preference he was so sick. I was 9 when he died and it was like a family member died. I cry every time I see this video. 😭🥹😭
Don’t see the movie until you go back and watch his live performances. You will appreciate it so much more.❤️
I hear him pouring everything into it
When I saw this one from Ann Arbor, MI, I cried like a baby. I have this one on DVD and it was in the Elvis Movie.
I was 18 months old when he passed away. I've never heard anyone else ever sing like he did. August 16, 1977 was when he passed. He was an American Treasure!
I love this.
My man Elvis beautiful inside and out
Please do "If I Can Dream", it is an OMG song and performance. I'd like to see your reaction. Thank you Cliff!!
@CliffBeats RIP to your beautiful grandmother & friend! 💜🎤🎶
I just came back from watching the movie and it made me cry. Austin Butler did an amazing job playing Elvis and I’m sure you will love the movie. He did of a heart attack 6 weeks after this performance from exhaustion and from drugs. What a sad but hard life with a lot of love for his fans
8 weeks
He had serious medical issues other than those, too.
Booooooooooooooooooooo
I was born 25 years after Elvis passed away, but of course I grew up heavily surrounded by music before my time, including Elvis
I’ve seen this movie 5 times so far, and I’ve sobbed each and every time when they play this clip at the end of the movie, my heart absolutely wrenches for him
Same boat my friend, my grandmother in Missouri had all the collectibles you could think of, she passed away about 10 years ago at this point. Take care sir, the movie was great also!
Hey Cliff just wanted to let you know that we all love you and care about you! We see your pain and we are here for you no matter what! Stay strong man! ❤️