HOW GREAT THOU ART (Live Performance, 1972) - ELVIS PRESLEY - REACTION VIDEO!
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- Today is "Thank You Very Much Thursday!" and I am reacting to Elvis Presley's live performance of "How Great Thou Art," in 1972! If you like what you see, please LIKE, COMMENT, SUBSCRIBE, & PRESS THAT LITTLE BELL FOR NOTIFICATIONS!
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Elvis is and wasThe greatest that’s all I can say they will never be another Elvis
Love it when Elvis sings gospel songs, because they are his favourite songs to see, & he always sings gospel songs for several hours after performing, along with friends & musicians. Elvis sings so beautifully on any song, but he always has so much passion when he is singing gospel. He had a strong faith in Jesus, & always looked so moved when singing gospel. Thank you for another wonderful Reaction.
He was very nervous about this song when it was suggested that he do it. He was nervous that he would not do it justice. He was not a perfect man but his belief and faith were strong. Thank you Dani, not only for your interest in Elvis but the job you do to be a part of keeping his memory alive in everyone.
Aw, thank you Randy! I just love him so so much!
A bit of fact Elvis's fans called him "King" and he never corrected them but he did say on many occasions there is only one King and that is Jesus Christ.
I love the part where he smiles and shakes his head after the fellas take it and JD Souther hits that low note. Elvis was always amazed by JD's ability as a bass. He was truly THE bass of his era.
Like a shiver?
Elvis was the full package the likes of which I don’t think we shall ever see again but the real key to Elvis success is the way he could connect with a song and his audience 👑
Gosple songs were Elvis Presley passion. The rock a roll he sung we're just for his fans. This is the real spiritual religious Elvis Presley.
I saw him live in 1974 and THIS is the song that I most remember him performing. Bless your heart and Happy Heavenly Birthday to Elvis January 8th - 2022
As you know Dani no one past or present equals the power of "THE KING". Even almost 43 years after his all to soon death everyone is still talking about Elvis Presley, what other famous person can that be said about in the same degree as Elvis, still missed, long live the memory of "THE KING"............................
I absolutely know!
👍👍
Add me on facer honey! Shaun Hamilton
@@DaniAtkinson , I would love to see a reaction from you to Elvis singing "True Love Travels on a Gravel Road." I'm not sure if there's a live video of it, maybe just audio. But I'd love to see a reaction if you could. Thank you!
It’s J.D. Sumner’s dynamic bass voice that always gives Elvis the positive chills.
Elvis was a frustrated bass singer.
That was a deeeeeep low note. wow!
@@DaniAtkinson I met and spoke with J.D. Sumner, and believe me, his speaking voice was an earth shaker.
@@timcarr6401 if anyone doubts you... they can listen to this.... czcams.com/video/zf1fL_mah84/video.html
J.D. wasn't singing bass in this. It was the bass singer from the Oak Ridge Boys Richard Sturbin. You can see Richard on the end of the quartet.
Another great reaction to the king allways with heart and soul love your reactions how great you art✌✌👍👍
Awww thank you, Joyce!!! It’s been a rough day! Your words are cheering me up!! ❤️💖🥰
So powerful 🙏💪💥💥
You can definitely see how gospel music played such a big role in his past❤
Right!? His voice just booms when he sings gospel!
Elvis as a youngster used to go see JD Sumpter and his group perform. When Elvis had no money JD would let him in. Long real friendship. He also sang at Elvis funeral at Graceland
Aw wow, thats powerful.
Awesome song and Sang by the Greatest ever. Elvis sang the Gospel better than anyone. Thank you Thank you very much
Thank you for another great reaction!! I look forward to more!
Thank you, Roe! So do I!
I was born in 1968, the year of his big comeback. There are so many great songs by Elvis out there, country, gospel and rock... all are unique and special. My parents had an old 8 track tape deck that always had Elvis on it! We kids would rock out in the living room! And of course, my dad looked a lot like him, and he loved him too! He used to have the sideburns also!! He would come strolling in the living room if we had Elvis on and do all the hand gestures and karate moves! It was so much fun. I miss my dad and remember him through the music of this genius. Thanks, Dani!!
Thank you for playing Elvis Presley 🙏 good song love it 🙏
Only Elvis dared to sing a Gospel song in a Rock/ RnB concert.
And the people loved him for
doing it.
I'm a longtime fan as you know, and sometimes when i'm feeling bad or sad, i say to myself: now i need a portion of Elvis. As you said, his voice had the ability to calm you down or to comfort you. I made this experience very often in my life.
And Elvis always sang a few Gospel songs after a concert. He calms himself down with it!
Again a great and informative reaction Dani!
And sometime " Suspicious Minds ", but no stress there so much
'in stock' which you can react to!
Stay safe and have a nice weekend without stress! 🌞🌻
Watching your reactions to Elvis ; Makes this Elvis Fan ( over 60 yrs) like I'm hearing Elvis for the first time with you ! Elvis voice was a music instrment on its own , No One will ever match his voice , charm , talent etc
Can you do , Softly has I leave you , Mamma loves the roses , Something blue , Tomorrow never comes or my all time favorite Home is where the heart is ! TCB
This song gives me goosebumps every time
Man even the young ladies in 1973 were awestruck by this guy. What does that tell you!! No two ways about it. The king. He attracted people of all ages. Even til his untimely passing.
Bravo KING 👑 THE MOST BEUTIFUL VOICE THE MOST BEUTIFUL MAN.
Rock and Roll, Gospel and Blues...that's Elvis !!!...One of a kind!!...he is missed. That was a great year...We had our first child. Loved your comments. It's always nice to see the newer generations go back and see a variety of music the old folks loved.
That’s an amazing memory! He is so missed! Wish i could have been around in a time when Elvis was living! Thank you for being here and for sharing your memory with me!!
@@DaniAtkinson I remember listening to Elvis when he sang "You ain't nothin but a Houndog" in 1954.. I was 8 and I memorized the words to that song and several others (Like Jail House Rock) because of the beat....there was no one like him on the music scene that was doing rock and roll. He became the King of Rock and Roll.
@Seamus Lannon Thanks for the correction...now that makes me 10 when I first heard him...lol I appreciate your attention to detail.
Thank you very much ❤️
Elvis loved Gospel and he loved to hear his guys sing it.
The best performance of this song ever!
This is my all-time favorite song!
Elvis certainly knew how to end a song the passion and emotion he put into that performance amazing stay safe 😷✌
That was an incredible ending! Thank you, you too!
His Gospel music was always heavenly! I would hear a song he’d be singing & all of a sudden I’d be crying for no reason. His passion was what reached people’s souls. That is so rare to feel what a singer is feeling. I have yet found it today. As Michael Bublé said once, his “throat was kissed by God”. Thanks for your videos.
Wow that is such a true quote!
I will always cherish his 1966 version of the hymn. It was beautiful and reverent.
I will check that one out!
Loving the way you appreciate the man and his music.
Thank you, Kevin!!
@@DaniAtkinson My mother knew the Presley's and went to high school with Elvis. It's so fun to see you react to the we same things I have thought about since I was a kid. You'd be fun to hang out with and share stories.
I have this DVD..Elvis in Tour! Incredible in all of his songs..he’s the master! Thanks for sharing..this is so dam beautiful no other words to describe 💙💙💙🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻💙💙💙
I think I need to order this DVD! Incredibly beautiful!!
Dani Atkinson Yes you do 👍👏
Love it when Elvis sings Gospel! Its incredible that the backup singers included 2 of the best bass singers around. J.D. Sumner and Richard Sturban of the future Oak Ridge Boys. Donnie Sumner, J.D's cousin, I believe, is also a great singer in the group. He has an awesome voice. Elvis always surrounded himself with excellent artists. Thanks Dani!
My favorite genre from Elvis is all of them. Haha
Mine too!! Hahah
One of the greatest Gospel Song written. The Old Rugged Cross by Elvis is another Gem delivered by The King.
Elvis never recorded The Old Rugged Cross. There are some recordings out there that sound similar to Elvis but it is not him.
the greatest singing voice ever recorded
Dear Dani, thank you for your insightful and deeply felt reactions to elvis! I wonder if you know or can imagine how much it means to me and other "old" elvis fans to see young people appreciate Elvis like you do? Knowing that this way he lives on is healing for the still aching hearts of those who loved and still love him after 43 years ... thank you!
Yes, my own father loves how much I love him and loves when he hears stories of the younger generations respecting Elvis' music!
Hi Johanna...aching
heart is right....💔🌻
Elvis'music and his movies can lift me up out of a bad day for sure❤
Has the same effect on me!
That really made me cry. He is so in it!
Hey Dani I Just Love The Way Elvis Presley Sings Gospel Absolutely Divine From GOD !!! . Just Like His Dad Vernon Elvis Presley Said On His Headstone He Was Truly A Gift From God !!! ... Elvis Once Said My Voice Is God's Will Not Mine !!! ...
Very nice his voice got stronger has he got older he is like no other star 🌟 🌹
His voice is so distinctive!
Hi Dani, this is your friend from Texas. I truly loved this! Lol! I really like your "thank you, thank you very much" impression. HaHaHa, that is real good. Keep doing that!!! Another great one is Polk Salad Annie from the same '70 performances in Vegas, probably just as good as Suspicious Minds. Great moves and dancing and Elvis cutting up. You never knew what he was going to do. Can't wait to see them both. Thanks!
How are things over in Texas?! Thank you...I will keep it up! ❤️ I have to check that one out, it keeps popping up in my requests!
Elvis grew up in the pentacostal church but as a child he was also welcomed into the black christian churches near his home.. His mother was a woman of deep faith & Elvis carried his love of god & gospel music his whole life..
That perfomance Elvis had The Imperials as his backing singers one of his favorite gospel quartets as a child..
The only grammy awards Elvis ever won were for his Gospel Albums.
It was well known that no matter what hour day or night he could be found at the piano with some of his singers & friends just singing Gospel songs nonstop.
He even went so far as to have the nephew of JD Somners ( his bass singer ) create & then employ a group of 4 singers Called Voice Incorporated whose job when called was to fly to & check into whatever hotel Elvis was at & then when called .. come to him so Elvis could sing gospel songs & his band & stage singers could get sleep.
Elvis had a Gospel record collection like none other made up of every album produced from every solo singer duet quartet & group that he had heard of & had listened to every one of them at least once.
Elvis found peace joy & happiness in singing Gospel & he never was afraid to let others shine in the spotlight..
One tour Elvis went to The Imperials & asked If they would do him the favour of being his opening act..
They said yes of course.
Glad you got to see and experience him singing this
Thank you Dani for
playing this beautiful
gospel song. When
the concerts were over he would sing
gospel music with his
backup singers for
hours. It relaxed and
comforted him ...
You can see he feels what he sings.
I wish I was there for those sessions. He was just the coolest.
Love looking at your reaction to Elvis in these videos dani you get it exactly your always in tune what his feeling and it shows so much on every reaction video I watched of you. This is my favorite gospel song that Elvis sings it really brings out his love for the lord.
Thanks so much for putting the time in to make and share these videos.
Aw thank you for being here and for letting me know how much you’re enjoying them! I am so filled up from reading all of your guys comments! ❤️💖❤️
Thanks Dani for hearing this one out. His voice gets more operatic as he aged. Listen to the 77 live version of this song when you get time..... the notes you hit are much closer to opera. His adoration is near completion.
Wow thank you!! Yes, as he got older he sang with more bravado!
Thanks again, another wonderful performance. Thanks for having my request on your list, have you heard him do the Dusty Springfield hit, you dont have to say you love me ? If not you must !🇬🇧
Magnificent again Dani.
Elvis Presley won only three Grammy's in his lifetime all for spiritual performances. Whilst a travesty that he only won three and none for contemporary material it is perhaps no surprise that the Grammy's he did win were for the music closest to his heart - gospel music. For the record those three Grammy's were - Best Sacred Performance 1967 (How Great Thou Art album); Best Inspirational Performance 1972 (He Touched Me abum) and Best Inspirational Performance Song 1974 (How great Thou Art).
During his lifetime, Elvis was nominated for another eleven over and above the three he won. "A Fool Such As I" (one nomination) Record Of The Year ,1959; "A Big Hunk O' Love" (two nominations) Best Performance By A "Top 40" Artist; Best Rhythm & Blues Performance , 1959;"Are You Lonesome Tonight?" (three nominations) Record Of The Year; Best Vocal Performance Single Record Or Track, Male; Best Performance By A Pop Single Artist, 1960; "G.I. Blues" (two nominations) Best Vocal Performance Album, Male; Best Sound Track Album Or Recording Of Original Cast From A Motion Picture Or Television, 1960; "Blue Hawaii" (one nomination) Best Sound Track Album Or Recording Of Original Cast From A Motion Picture Or Television, 1961; "You'll Never Walk Alone" (one nomination) Best Sacred Performance, 1968; "Softly, As I Leave You" (one nomination) Best Country Vocal Performance, Male, 1978.
When Elvis began singing 'How Great Thou Art' live in November 1970 his next Grammy win was still 18 months away and an award for this particular song 4 years away.
The studio master of 'How Great Thou Art' was recorded in Nashville at RCA's studio B on 25 May 1966 at a session specifically arranged to produce a gospel album.
The first live release of this song was on the 'Recorded Live On Stage In Memphis' album and this would bring his third Grammy but this would be the only live performance officially released in his lifetime although the 'Elvis In Concert' album released just after his death would contain another live version.
Elvis also performed two, possibly three versions in front of movie or TV cameras but both would only appear posthumously. MGM filmed one possibly two for 'Elvis - On Tour', the first was this version during the evening show at Hampton Roads on 9 April 1972, which was first seen on 'The Lost Performances' and in San Antonio on 18 April 1972 and some songs from this show were included in 'On Tour'. The other version filmed was of course that filmed by the CBS cameras in Omaha, Nebraska on 19 June 1977 for what would become 'Elvis In Concert' and this would also become the final live performance of 'How Great Thou Art'.
As the 70's progressed the song would come and go. sometimes omitted from complete tours or Vegas engagements, sometimes performed at most shows and the delivery of the song would also progress. It would begin almost identical to the master the sincerity and emotion almost disguising the power behind Elvis' vocal performance, similarly to that Grammy winner in 74.
Bravo to you and the king!!!
♥️♥️♥️♥️🎼🎶🎵Excellent!
Dani know this Gospel music was Elvis's favorite to sing and you can hear it in his voice when he sings a Gospel song I'm glad I found your Chanel you're a blessing to me!
A powerful performance
I loved it!
I have heard Elvis' version of this hymn many times, and I clicked on it because was curious to heer your musical analysis, AND to see how it affected you,.
My curiosity was further piqued when you had not metioned your stressful morning:; even if yoy hadn't mentioned it, it would have been very obvious to me ( and no doubt others)from your demeanour, posture, tone of voice and downcast expression.
I fully expected what was to come, but still, it was a joy to behold.
I watched the lines of upset steadily disappear from your face, the tenson in your body lessen and a genuine. heart-fely smile return to your face.
Btw, it's not yet a crime, or an admission of weakness, to say that something of a spiritual nature touched your soul, as it undoubtedly touched Mr.Presley's :-)
Once again, thoroughly enjoyed your reaction. Just such a connection and understanding you have when Elvis does what Elvis does, due in part of the fact that you too are a singer and performer, so thank you for enlightening us with some technical things about his voice and how he worked it. it was just so natural for him...absolutely incredible. One of his Grammy's was for a live version of this song from his 1974 Memphis Mid-South Coliseum concert. I have two requests 1968 "Trying To Get To You", 1970 "I Just Can't Help Believin' " (a song my wife and I of 20yrs had our first dance at our wedding on the beach of St Lucia). Again, amazing job!
Thank you - I can't explain the connection I feel for him. I try to do my best with analyzing and honoring the King and really diving into the details of him as a performer. Thank you for those requests -- I will certainly get to them!
What a powerfull song
Elvis sings How Great Thou Art, and when you think the song is over, he sings the last verse again
He was something like that! Always full of surprises!
Have you thought about doing a duet with Elvis like Celine Dion and Helene Fischer?
@@phillipvaldez5990 I love that you said that! Yes, I have thought of it and I am working on it!
@@DaniAtkinson can't wait to see it 😊
@@phillipvaldez5990
Do you like Helene Fischer and the duet with Elvis?
You are the best in your reactions, great attitude!
I love singing this!!
During one of his vegas shows someone yelled out you're the king Elvis, he said thank you I'm getting ready to sing about him and sang how great thou art
Elvis Gospel, yes!
Beautifully articulated... Elvis lifts your spirits or satisfies your emotions! ✌️❤️
He changed me whole mood!
Great song, great performance and a great reaction.
That is a great performance of the man! I got a request for u, I'll remember you live in Honolulu 1973. It's a great song. His Hawaiian friend Kui Lee wrote this song, I believe for Elvis but I'm not 100% sure? Any way he dedicated this song to him. Kui Lee died from cancer in 1966 at the age of 34. I would love it so much if you will comment this video. And of course with the story behind. You really can see Elvis singing this song with so much love for his friend who died prematurely. This shows that Elvis really was pure. He had deep respect for people and of course for his dearest friends. Love to see your video soon. I love the way you are comment the videos with real sincere love. Sincerely Gordan
I can’t get enough of his voice. I have to be honest it starts getting hard for me to watch his videos from 1972 going forward because you start to see his health to start to wear on him even though his voice never left him till the end. I’d like to see you react to these Elvis songs. I know your gonna try to do SUSPICIOUS MINDS when you work it out so in the mean time.
1) YOU LOST THAT LOVING FEELING LIVE IN 1970
2) COME ON EVERYBODY FROM THE MOVIE VIVA LAS BEGAS
3) THE WOMAN LOVES ME ALSO FROM THE MOVIE VIVA LAS VEGAS
Love you comments and the passion you have for music especially in a legend like ELVIS Keep up the good work👍👍
Yes, you can see in this video he has a little bit more weight on him. But his voice was still sooo strong. It'll be hard for me to watch anything towards the end. Will get to those for sure!! Thanks Uncle Joey, love you!
Isn't it the lady loves me!!🤔🤦🏻♀️
Best version ever...
Thanks
Some think Elvis was less of a musician because he never wrote any songs, But.....what they don’t give him cudos for is his complete and beautiful mastering of his backup singers, band, and orchestra. Even tho there is Joe Gurshio as the conductor, Elvis always controls amazingly perfect cutoffs to every song. If you don’t believe me, watch carefully You Gave Me A Mountain Aloha from Hawaii and see him look to his left as the last note holds for connection to conductor. Then Elvis knows there is always a delayed reaction to his cutoff so you can see he double pumps the cutoff and nails the end. You can see this on other songs (Bridge 1972) in many different ending styles. Pure musical Genius!
You may have already heard them but if you get a chance there are 2 songs by Elvis that he dd in the movie G.I.Blues. "Big Boots" and "Pocket Full of Rainbows". They are not as well known but 2 of my favorites out of many. Have a great night, stay safe and see you at the next video.
Aw, great, I definitely want to watch some of his movies also! Have a wonderful night! Thank you for always being here Randy!!
O elvis my god you are my life loved you since I was 5 years old my god
When spoke of his facial expression saying how he was acting like he was singing & how in tune he was. The funny smirk on his face was due to J.D. Summers cause of deep base in his voice. Elvis always was amazed by J.D.'s voice
He LOVED J.D. Sumner (bass) and would sing with them at home many nights a week!!!
Thank you. Love your. Reaction. To his gospel. That is what he loved to sing. And he put?his sweet sweet sweet southern humbled soul. Into every gospel. All for God. Thanking an praise g thru his music. Also for his sweet God loving mother. He had the spirit of the lord. When he was a you boy on the ed Sullivan. His mother wanted him to sing a gospel? Song for her. Well TV producers said no. He said. I'm singing for my mother or. I'm not going on. And he did sing it. You didn't tell him. No. God. Blessed him for the world. He has drawn people from all countries together in love. He is the world bellsheep. Rex humbard s. Wife prayed with him. And she said she paid all the time for hin to be a bellsheep. He never forgot his roots cuz his mama told him not to. He was an ANymber 1 son. He loved god an loved his mama. So so so so much. God bless you dani and be safe. TCB
Takes your breath away.
Truly!
When Elvis recorded this song he had never heard it. So Ray Walker of the Jordanaires had a hymn book in his car and he brought it in and Elvis read the words and recorded it one take.
Incredible!
He is a super. Genuine genius. Plus the dull package. An more more
Dani, thank you, thank you very much, for doing these videos!
Another great one Dani.. Thanks for sharing.. Can you do these three when you have a chance.. 1) My Boy, 2) What Now My Love, and 3) Don't Cry Daddy.. These 3 have that special, in the Zone quality like the ones you already shared..
Great! That sounds awesome!!
THIS is how "Great Thou Art" is sung.
Elvis was soo passionate about music especially gospel music...a great song and performance...TLC...can you react to the songs proud mary (1972..live) & Never been to Spain also (1972..live)...Thankyou very much....TLC..TCB
I LOVE the song Proud Mary...I know that Elvis covers it, but I've never seen it! You read my mind!
Love your reactions you are beautiful and very talented and very smart
Thank you so much!!
Listen to the 1977 Elvis in Concert version of this. He looks unwell, it was 6 weeks before he died, but the power in his voice was even greater.
Oh wow, will do!
Your voice is so sweet
Elvis is no longer an "old " outdated singer or so called legend.....Elvis is a historical figure. A great one at that. And that greatness has been unmatched ,yes even with mj lol, till this day. Elvis by his first name alone is a national and worldwide historical treasure
He is incomparable, truly! I agree! I believe MJ was influenced by Elvis as were many others!
@@DaniAtkinson I'm glad that many artists were influenced by Elvis. It gave the world even more!! Elvis will forever be the king of music and influence. He wasn't a perfect person. None of us are. But he loved what he did,he did it everyday,and he was great at what he did!
Chills!!!!!!!
Hi Dani, great song and reaction. Elvis is Great. If you get a chance check out his songs The Wonder of you from Las Vegas 1970 or I'll Remember You from Hawaii 1973. Beautiful songs I think you will like . That's my request, you choose . Take care 👍😀
Thank you so much!! Will do!! I’d love to!
Elvis had the greatest drummer!.. Love watching him. He gives his all. He always gets the biggest applause when Elvis introduced his band.
If only these Young kids of today would Belief in the Lord again!
I know they would be a lot happier.
When Elvis sings gospel, he puts his special gift in it. And you can feel the love he has for God and you can feel Heaven coming down all over you. He never will be forgotten.
Hi, I would very much appreciate your reflections on Elvis’ What now my love v/s “What now my love with the philharmonic orchestra. The latter being professionally overdubbed with the orchestra. Thanks again for your efforts.
Thank you, Marty!! I will check it out!!
At 3:38 JD Summer hits that LOW note .... That is what Elvis's look was about then ....Elvis loved how low JD and JD son could go .... Elvis smiles Giving JD the respect right back to him As JD respected Elvis .... Many Many video's show him and Elvis trading notes .... sorta speak .... BIG N ....
I was wondering who hit that low note!
At 3:40 when he smiles and shakes as if the shivers are going up and down his spine it’s because he loves JD summers deep base voice. Also JD sumner had the lowest bass voice in the world, he could go 4 notes lower than the lowest key on the piano. Elvis truly loved that guy and bought him his very own tour bus so he could travel in style with group The stamps quartet.
NOBODY HAS NOR EVER WILL MATCH THE MAJESTY AND TALENT THIS MAN POSESSED.
And he gives credit to the ONE TRUE KING
Who blesses us everyday.
3:37 Elvis reacting to JD Sumner (Bass Singer) hitting the low note! Chilling!
The Lord was using Elvis through the song. What you were feeling was God's peace and His love for you.🙏❤️🌹
yeah gospel was definitely his specialty
Thank you Danny for doing these songs by Elvis. These are songs with the Eternal truths and along with Elvis's great voice has been a treasure for America. And now hopefully you're helping to bring these two a new generation!
Another example of a great man acknowledging his backup singers and how talented they were. He never seems to perform a song the same way. Always tweaks them. Try reacting to 'Where no one stands alone', duet with his daughter she created after his death.
I agree...great request. Lisa Marie
has a beautiful and
unique voice. I love
her music and especially the duets
with her dad..
As a musician myself, I really like how you observe and pick up on a lot of things. And I to notice that not just gospel music, for example also when he does in the ghetto which is serious subject matter, he does transform and have this gravity and humility about his delivery. Totally the opposite of Polk Salad Annie and suspicious minds and so forth. And yes, that is borderline operatic at the end, and if you haven't already reacted to it or heard it, he kills a cover of Bridge Over Troubled Water. It's also quite operatic near the end. You could also throw what now my love and my way in there in the same vein. Luciano Pavarotti once said that if Elvis hit had any classical training, he may well have been one of the Great opera singers. But at any rate, Paul Simon heard Elvis do this song at Madison Square Garden and basically threw his hands up and said, well it's Elvis's song now!
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A great gospel song performed by a exceptional artist. Thank you for your comments Dani
I can't find any Utube videos or others of Elvis singing Blue Eyes crying in the rain. I would like to hear you analyze that song. So dynamic.
You have got to watch the 1977 version, he was ill, but this by far best version of all. He was incredible.
Reaction " I can't stop loving you " Las Vegas live 1970 please thanks 🤗✌️🎶.