@@margiepelcman9837 Me too. I'm 61 and been a huge Elvis Fan after seeing him in concert in Chicago in 1971. I WAS 14, and been in love with him ever since.
No one then ever seen nor heard anything like Him..in the world. We're they ready to? That was the beauty of the timing of his major surgance. Took Everyone by surprise and storm. Thank you, Elvis. He broke barriers not actually knowing that was what he was doing.
Elvis lived near the black district in his town, where he would go nearly every night to watch black entertainers perform and he picked up on what they were doing and many of their stylizations doing their acts, he mixed it all together and along with the gospel blues from the churches, he put it altogether and created his own style and music, birthing to white America Rock and Roll as it never had been seen before. He was intelligent when it came to his talent, but was hard pressed by his manager Tom Parker, who was only in it for the money, knowing he had the golden goose Elvis. Another thing about his manager is, that he didn't have a passport, which required that he prove he was an American citizen, so to avoid being found out, he never allowed Elvis to tour outside of the country. To the loss of his many fans across the world. That also made Elvis Presley unique to the American audience, that he was their own all American super star.
That was 1956 Elvis was 21 .............. Jump in the way back machine and you can see how and why he became it all in no time at all .............. He was pure class from beginning to end
KING from another planet 🔥🔥🔥 Elvis beutiful beutiful beutiful beutiful beutiful beutiful beutiful beutiful man 😍😍😍😍 forever 😏👑🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🙏 Great great great great reaction 🙏 yeah
there is no one like Elvis❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻lots of love from the netherlands....and please look for Why ME LORD🙏🙏🙏💋🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️(1974)live from memphis
21 I believe. He was fabulous. Omg you called him brother Elvis. That's what james Brown called him. You really should react to James Brown covering love me tender as a tribute to his friend brother Elvis
You need to play some of Elvis gospel music. There are so many. The three Grammys he won were for his gospel songs. He Touched Me, Where No One Stands Alone(duet with Lisa Marie). Many more.
Nothing beats early Elvis this is when Elvis was Elvis the rock and roll Rebel of the 50s this is Elvis and the early sixties Nashville is when he was at his absolute best and 68 to 70 but the 50s is when he was actually in touch with his roots his style of dressing his hair Style everything about Elvis in the 50s what makes him a icon and more so than any time in his career he was great in the seventies but much more the Elvis he should have been in the fifties Elvis rips through ready Teddy in his young rebellious. Style classic
@@cwc8979 I just wanted to add the early movies Loving You Jailhouse Rock King Creole those movies were built around Elvis image at the time those three movies were great because they showed Elvis's great potential as an actor and they revolved around his unique personality and singing Style of the 50s even in the early sixties he got to be somewhat the Elvis he should have been and really was if Elvis stayed in the means of his roots and artistic abilities and potential his career and life would have been different in a more positive way it's a shame Colonel Parker took Elvis away from his roots which was shown the best in the 50s and believe me I said Elvis was great in the early 60s and from 68 to 70 those wêre also his prime years but the fifties Elvis is the most iconic & legendary thank you very much have a good weekend
Hi my name is barbara you are a fantastic person to do this for all elvis fans around the world why dont you do some of his gospil he sings with great passion because his mother loved it go and lonesome cowboy keep them coming love your manners you are so kind god bless by
Please dont stop . You see how amazing was Elvis. Such an amazing Entertainer and a king. That's what happened to all of us, his loyal fans .we just cant get enough of Elvis.
Jamal Elvis was 21 at this time and was making his 1st apperence on the Ed Sullivan Show. He performed 5 songs on this show. This is before all the controversy for his gyrating hips. You should check out Got a lot of living to do, and Clean up your own back yard
thats not the story, the really early tv, milton berle, steve allen etc were filmed full body, ed sullivan felt it was disgusting and filmed from the waist up only on one performance.
"Last Train To Memphis", by Peter Guralnick, is the best book on the subject of early Elvis and how he hit like a rocket. "Careless Love", is the second book in the 2 volume set. Greatest written account of Elvis out there.
I believe Elvis was 21 here. This performance is so very dear to my heart. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I love your fabulous reactions. God bless you ❤️
21 year old Elvis in his break out year, here on the Ed Sullivan Show (Sep. 9/56) shot from the waist up. Ed, with the most popular show on TV, refused to have Elvis perform on his show after the outrage of his 'obscene' 'Hound Dog' performance on the Milton Berle Show (June 5/56). But Elvis was such a HUGE draw that Ed couldn't ignore the ratings potential. (Ed paid Elvis an unprecidented $50,000 for 3 shows. That's $471,000 in today's money!).
This is the first appearance in the Ed Sullivan show anno 1956. In the 50's there were in fact two icons who made the whole difference for the youth and that's James Dean and ELVIS PRESLEY and they had a profounding effect on young peoples lives and they still do, it is AMAZING! Now Elvis was also overwhelming because he was the first male singer loved by boys and girls. Back to the fifties, music was very serious for young people, it was big you know, so they went to a restaurant, club or bar and went to the jukebox to spend a nikkel to hear a song, and before Elvis boys would choose a female singer like Doris Day or Patti Page and the girls a male singer like Perry Como or Frank Sinatra, they were also popular in these days, till Elvis came and Elvis brought them togehter. There was absolutely no hesitation with Elvis stuff on both sides, boys and girls. Really man, he was unbelievable. He was revolution, he changed our way to listen to music and had a profounding effect on all our lives, culturally, emotionally, spiritually.... AMAZING!!!
You make a great observation. He was ahead of his time. It’s been said he arrived on the scene totally realized. He was a total revolutionary person from the first moment he walked into a recording studio. It’s a cliche but he was truly one of a kind and deserving of his legendary status.
He had some good moves in the early days like shake rattle an roll .I call him rubber legs . I still love elvis still .after all these years .he was prob nineteen jamel
Thank you Jamel!! That was awesome! Young Elvis! ❤ so much joy and energy from that video..smiled through the entire thing..you're doing a great job, enjoy your Elvis Reactions 😄
You can just tell how much he loved 🎶🎶.It's no wonder we miss him so!. Nobody will ever take his place!!😊At first he didn't know why the girls screamed, but they told him to just do it again. So he just kept it up!!!God bless him!😇
About 21. You see when you watch Elvis, you cannot take your eyes off him because you never know what he’s going to do neither did his band. Be it a certain look or whatever. We love him and he loved us ♥️ I know he’s looking down and still does as we do him ☺️ Awesome 😎
Remember that this was in a time when television was just nice and neatly entertainment for adults and little children. If you would watch a compilation of tv fragments from that time to show you that picture you will understand how strangely, different, dangerous and modern Elvis' performances back then were. He took America overnight and took giant steps right into a new future and right into the revolutionairy sixties. The way he moves, his facial expressions don't look outdated at all unlike that same compilation as mentioned before. He was just so……………….different.
See, elvis Presley was a force of nature. His critically acclaimed studio recordings at sun studios were the fusion of black blues with white country. The sheer diversity soul and artistry of elvis is like a ball of dynamite! Bringing black and white music together. Then, after the 50's, elvis branched out into several different genres of music, with much critical acclaim I might add. That's the amazing thing. In spite of such a short time on earth, he packed a lot of greatness in his critically acclaimed body of work.
We lost the best entertainer 42 years ago. My parents still have the tickets stubs when the went to see his last concert 06/26/1977 exactly 3 months before my 8th birthday. He was 21 in that specific video clip. Thank brother for reminiscing it.
Yes you are a top class reactor and put many into the second tier . Incidentally the guy introducing the song is Charles Laughton who played Quasimodo in the 1939 film 'Hunchback of Notre Dame.'
Back then singers were not allowed to dance like that on TV. Elvis was the one who brought dancing during his performances they had even blacklisted him from TV for a while because they said his dancing was to immoral. Then they allowed him back but they only filmed him from his waist on up. He wasn't allowed to move his legs but that is what Elvis is famous for is he can't stop moving his legs.
He is sensational to look at. I mean find me an entertainer today who can do this kind of an effect on public without an army of dancers and special lights.
The girls screamed not only because he was cute as heck but he also did gyrations (tame by today standards) that other performers didn't do back then. Some of his moves weren't shown on TV. The camera would show him from the waste up.
I had to watch this a second time 😊 He was standing there..looking like he was going to be singing a slow song, so I was kind of surprised when he started rocking. The people who got to see him back then.. were very lucky.
@JamAl I love your channel. You are so symphatic and for me is it like in a Music class. I see Bands here I never heard ore saw before. Thanks For all this. Greets from Croatia
This was Elvis' (age 21) first of three appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show (Sep. 9/56). He performed in two segments: First segment - 'Don't Be Cruel' and 'Love Me Tender'; Second segment - 'Ready Teddy' and 'Hound Dog'.
The reason you saw him from the waist up because Elvis was banned from being shown on live television Wrist down. This is one of the rare live performances in his early days. It eventually got so bad that he eventually was no longer able to perform live. Preachers preached against him and radio stations had days when they broke up his records live on the air. As a result, Colonel Parker took Elvis off to Hollywood., and there he made some 21 movies before coming back to live performances. That's where you see the unplugged concert him and his leather suit. and where fans are sitting around him. Hence, a new undiscovered musical phenomenon unplugged performances... I believe this was before 1959. When I was born because I discovered Elvis when he was making movies. In fact, it was the first movie I had ever attended without my mom. It was called girls girls girls!
If u notice, this video was done b4 he decided to dye his natural brown hair black. He never went back to his natural brown once he dyed it. I believe he still had brown hair in one or maybe his 1st 2 movies. Can't be sure.
ED Sullivan open the flood gates for Elvis,,, THAT WAS THE TURNING POINT FOR NOT ONLY ELVIS BUT THE WORLD , WHEN ED SAID HE WAS A FINE DECENT BOY ELVIS WAS NOW GIVEN THE OK FROM THE OLDER GENERATIONS MAN {ED SULLIVAN} BACK THEN IF ED SAID YOU WERE OK YOU WERE OK AND THAT CHANGED THE WORLDS LOOK UPON ELVIS AND THEY BOTH KNEW IT SEE ED WAS FORCED TO PUT ELVIS ON HIS SHOW, BUT HE DID NOT WANT TO CAUSE ED HEARD BAD ABOUT ELVIS BUT AFTER THE TIME TOGETHER WITH ELVIS ED FOUND OUT ELVIS WAS A VERY KIND DECENT PERSON AND THAT WAS THAT !!!!! PEACE
Elvis was 21 years old in this performance. Keep up the great work!!
21 yrs old....raw talent and charisma like no other....
Those screaming girls are now in their 80’s and many are gone or in nursing homes. However, when they hear this they are 17 again.
It's been Proven that music rejuvenates the mind and soul
I can attest to that, 69 and the thrill is definitely still there!😍
@@margiepelcman9837 Me too. I'm 61 and been a huge Elvis Fan after seeing him in concert in Chicago in 1971. I WAS 14, and been in love with him ever since.
He was probably 19
Gwen - you are right - I’m 74 and was 10 when I screamed for Elvis - still screamin’!
No one then ever seen nor heard anything like Him..in the world. We're they ready to? That was the beauty of the timing of his major surgance. Took Everyone by surprise and storm. Thank you, Elvis. He broke barriers not actually knowing that was what he was doing.
I think You hit it right on the head. Great comment!
Elvis lived near the black district in his town, where he would go nearly every night to watch black entertainers perform and he picked up on what they were doing and many of their stylizations doing their acts, he mixed it all together and along with the gospel blues from the churches, he put it altogether and created his own style and music, birthing to white America Rock and Roll as it never had been seen before. He was intelligent when it came to his talent, but was hard pressed by his manager Tom Parker, who was only in it for the money, knowing he had the golden goose Elvis. Another thing about his manager is, that he didn't have a passport, which required that he prove he was an American citizen, so to avoid being found out, he never allowed Elvis to tour outside of the country. To the loss of his many fans across the world. That also made Elvis Presley unique to the American audience, that he was their own all American super star.
That is so sad!
That was 1956 Elvis was 21 .............. Jump in the way back machine and you can see how and why he became it all in no time at all .............. He was pure class from beginning to end
These early performances are what made Elvis who he was as a performer!
Yes, both girls and guys loved Elvis back then. The girls wanted to 'be with' Elvis, the guys wanted to 'be' Elvis.
Cool! Rock and roll! So great! Thank you! Elvis, it is Elvis!
KING from another planet 🔥🔥🔥 Elvis beutiful beutiful beutiful beutiful beutiful beutiful beutiful beutiful man 😍😍😍😍 forever 😏👑🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🙏
Great great great great reaction 🙏 yeah
The Elvis in the 50s is my favorite. 1968 Elvis was great also.
Elvis was great anytime 👍
To 1950's and 1960's , all women wanted Elvis, and all men want to be Elvis .. héhéhé 😁😁
He was 21 years old, you now need to watch him do "Love Me" on the Ed Sullivan Show 1957, it's IMPERATIVE...
I love when u show five of elvis songs in a row . There's about eight hundred left to go jamel
there is no one like Elvis❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻lots of love from the netherlands....and please look for Why ME LORD🙏🙏🙏💋🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️(1974)live from memphis
It is Why me Lord .Love that song too.!
@@gisleneleiria5364 🤣sorry my English is not very good💗🤦🏻♀️
21 I believe. He was fabulous. Omg you called him brother Elvis. That's what james Brown called him. You really should react to James Brown covering love me tender as a tribute to his friend brother Elvis
You need to play some of Elvis gospel music. There are so many. The three Grammys he won were for his gospel songs. He Touched Me, Where No One Stands Alone(duet with Lisa Marie). Many more.
Thank you, thank you, thank you Jamal!! Baby Boomers all over the world are Loving You Tonight!!😁💞💞
Again, thank you so much for reacting to Elvis❣✌🥰
Definitely one of my favorite performances of his, early Elvis is my favorite.
The saying was...The girls wanted to be with him and the boys wanted to be like him!
Girls wanted to be with him anf guys wanted to be him
Nothing beats early Elvis this is when Elvis was Elvis the rock and roll Rebel of the 50s this is Elvis and the early sixties Nashville is when he was at his absolute best and 68 to 70 but the 50s is when he was actually in touch with his roots his style of dressing his hair Style everything about Elvis in the 50s what makes him a icon and more so than any time in his career he was great in the seventies but much more the Elvis he should have been in the fifties Elvis rips through ready Teddy in his young rebellious. Style classic
Sean Fitzpatrick I totally agree, 50s Elvis is what made him.
@@cwc8979 I just wanted to add the early movies Loving You Jailhouse Rock King Creole those movies were built around Elvis image at the time those three movies were great because they showed Elvis's great potential as an actor and they revolved around his unique personality and singing Style of the 50s even in the early sixties he got to be somewhat the Elvis he should have been and really was if Elvis stayed in the means of his roots and artistic abilities and potential his career and life would have been different in a more positive way it's a shame Colonel Parker took Elvis away from his roots which was shown the best in the 50s and believe me I said Elvis was great in the early 60s and from 68 to 70 those wêre also his prime years but the fifties Elvis is the most iconic & legendary thank you very much have a good weekend
Please do one more Elvis!!!! “Where no one stands alone” with his daughter, Lisa Marie!!! Please please please, lol
I can't stop saying thank you for bringing these classics back to life for the younguns. #TCB
Elvis was so much entertaining and fun and charming to watch!
Hi my name is barbara you are a fantastic person to do this for all elvis fans around the world why dont you do some of his gospil he sings with great passion because his mother loved it go and lonesome cowboy keep them coming love your manners you are so kind god bless by
This was just so much fun and your reaction made me smile so much, so thank you for again sharing love for our man
Please dont stop . You see how amazing was Elvis. Such an amazing Entertainer and a king. That's what happened to all of us, his loyal fans .we just cant get enough of Elvis.
You got us spoiled, and we watch reruns, till you come back ,and offer up some more , of you and elvis .
We will be right here
Front row.
Dd
Looked like he actually left the ground when he made that move didn't he,that man had so much charisma!
He didn't know he was Gona be the one that started it all the legend Elvis Presley
Jamal Elvis was 21 at this time and was making his 1st apperence on the Ed Sullivan Show. He performed 5 songs on this show. This is before all the controversy for his gyrating hips. You should check out Got a lot of living to do, and Clean up your own back yard
I love that men love the tune love the moves Elvis Dan love your reaction that was brilliant thanks respect
In the early days on TV camera's weren't allowed to show his risque moves the waist down 😂. That's the story
thats not the story, the really early tv, milton berle, steve allen etc were filmed full body, ed sullivan felt it was disgusting and filmed from the waist up only on one performance.
As you can plainly see, this was pre-waist up rule for filming Elvis.
Thank you, Jamal, for doing doing the young Elvis too! Love your reactions to "The King."
"Last Train To Memphis", by Peter Guralnick, is the best book on the subject of early Elvis and how he hit like a rocket. "Careless Love", is the second book in the 2 volume set. Greatest written account of Elvis out there.
He knew what the women liked and beat them to
death with it. He was a master at his craft.
You are the best at this. Should have your own show really.
I Appreciate you🙏🏾
I agree with you. I love watching Jamel do his reviews. He makes me so happy!
he just turned 21.Ed Sullivan Show 1956, actor Charles Laughton subbed for Ed Sullivan who was recovering from a car accident, and introduced him.
I believe Elvis was 21 here. This performance is so very dear to my heart. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I love your fabulous reactions. God bless you ❤️
Thanks for digging into his catalog. It’s amazing
21 year old Elvis in his break out year, here on the Ed Sullivan Show (Sep. 9/56) shot from the waist up.
Ed, with the most popular show on TV, refused to have Elvis perform on his show after the outrage of his 'obscene' 'Hound Dog' performance on the Milton Berle Show (June 5/56). But Elvis was such a HUGE draw that Ed couldn't ignore the ratings potential. (Ed paid Elvis an unprecidented $50,000 for 3 shows. That's $471,000 in today's money!).
This is the first appearance in the Ed Sullivan show anno 1956. In the 50's there were in fact two icons who made the whole difference for the youth and that's James Dean and ELVIS PRESLEY and they had a profounding effect on young peoples lives and they still do, it is AMAZING! Now Elvis was also overwhelming because he was the first male singer loved by boys and girls. Back to the fifties, music was very serious for young people, it was big you know, so they went to a restaurant, club or bar and went to the jukebox to spend a nikkel to hear a song, and before Elvis boys would choose a female singer like Doris Day or Patti Page and the girls a male singer like Perry Como or Frank Sinatra, they were also popular in these days, till Elvis came and Elvis brought them togehter. There was absolutely no hesitation with Elvis stuff on both sides, boys and girls. Really man, he was unbelievable. He was revolution, he changed our way to listen to music and had a profounding effect on all our lives, culturally, emotionally, spiritually.... AMAZING!!!
1956...21 years old. Second appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show.
Once he was seen on TV, nationally, parents believed the Devil in the flesh was here. 😁
How wrong they were. He was a gift from God!
You make a great observation. He was ahead of his time. It’s been said he arrived on the scene totally realized. He was a total revolutionary person from the first moment he walked into a recording studio. It’s a cliche but he was truly one of a kind and deserving of his legendary status.
True True ...
Love your reaction! Elvis is and will always be the best!
He had some good moves in the early days like shake rattle an roll .I call him rubber legs . I still love elvis still .after all these years .he was prob nineteen jamel
Thank you Jamel!! That was awesome! Young Elvis! ❤ so much joy and energy from that video..smiled through the entire thing..you're doing a great job, enjoy your Elvis Reactions 😄
You can just tell how much he loved 🎶🎶.It's no wonder we miss him so!. Nobody will ever take his place!!😊At first he didn't know why the girls screamed, but they told him to just do it again. So he just kept it up!!!God bless him!😇
About 21.
You see when you watch Elvis, you cannot take your eyes off him because you never know what he’s going to do neither did his band. Be it a certain look or whatever.
We love him and he loved us ♥️
I know he’s looking down and still does as we do him ☺️
Awesome 😎
Elvis was born an artist......
Irresistible.
Remember that this was in a time when television was just nice and neatly entertainment for adults and little children. If you would watch a compilation of tv fragments from that time to show you that picture you will understand how strangely, different, dangerous and modern Elvis' performances back then were. He took America overnight and took giant steps right into a new future and right into the revolutionairy sixties. The way he moves, his facial expressions don't look outdated at all unlike that same compilation as mentioned before. He was just so……………….different.
The man Elvis only he can be that great ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Elvis had it all and we Love him for that !
Listen to Mean Woman Blues. They go crazy when he did that, cause b4 Elvis literally nobody moved on stage! lol
#Cute #Cute #Cute he was 20
See, elvis Presley was a force of nature.
His critically acclaimed studio recordings at sun studios were the fusion of black blues with white country. The sheer diversity soul and artistry of elvis is like a ball of dynamite!
Bringing black and white music together.
Then, after the 50's, elvis branched out into several different genres of music, with much critical acclaim I might add.
That's the amazing thing.
In spite of such a short time on earth, he packed a lot of greatness in his critically acclaimed body of work.
A ball of energy
And wired for sound.
Dd
The screaming for Elvis was deafening who else can say that !
We lost the best entertainer 42 years ago. My parents still have the tickets stubs when the went to see his last concert 06/26/1977 exactly 3 months before my 8th birthday. He was 21 in that specific video clip. Thank brother for reminiscing it.
The screams actually embarrassed him throughout his career. He was too humble to merely expect them.
That's the REAL Elvis.
Yes you are a top class reactor and put many into the second tier . Incidentally the guy introducing the song is Charles Laughton who played Quasimodo in the 1939 film 'Hunchback of Notre Dame.'
Awesome movie
One word describes Elvis here, RAW!
Another great one during that same time was "Shake Rattle and Roll/ Flip Flop and Fly". Check it out if you liked this one.
Back then singers were not allowed to dance like that on TV. Elvis was the one who brought dancing during his performances they had even blacklisted him from TV for a while because they said his dancing was to immoral. Then they allowed him back but they only filmed him from his waist on up. He wasn't allowed to move his legs but that is what Elvis is famous for is he can't stop moving his legs.
He is sensational to look at. I mean find me an entertainer today who can do this kind of an effect on public without an army of dancers and special lights.
Loved your reaction! I've never seen this...it was awesome 💙
Great reaction and great to see you do 5 Elvis in a row thank you so much for that jamel.
Elvis crossed his eyes or shook his legs and girls wet their pants! One and only King of Rock and Roll.
The girls screamed not only because he was cute as heck but he also did gyrations (tame by today standards) that other performers didn't do back then. Some of his moves weren't shown on TV. The camera would show him from the waste up.
Elvis was a gift from god. He did it ALL first. He was born to entertain us.
This is classic early Elvis - young fresh and on fire.
He was just so awesome and so much fun.😊Pure gold he was and still is. Another songthat makes you want to get up and 💃💃💃 to the 🎶🎶😉
This is why they called him the King. There was NOTHING like this out there until him.
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Awesome!!!!!!!!
Historians have said Elvis early hits would have won Grammys, but the Grammys didn’t start until 1958😊
Think he was 20 years old
he loved making the girls scream
born jan 8th 1935 and this was 1956, i think you know all this so i assume your maths isnt all that
I had to watch this a second time 😊 He was standing there..looking like he was going to be singing a slow song, so I was kind of surprised when he started rocking. The people who got to see him back then.. were very lucky.
Love love Elvis
@JamAl I love your channel. You are so symphatic and for me is it like in a Music class. I see Bands here I never heard ore saw before. Thanks For all this. Greets from Croatia
This here folks is what it means when you sing with all your heart and soul.
This was Elvis' (age 21) first of three appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show (Sep. 9/56).
He performed in two segments: First segment - 'Don't Be Cruel' and 'Love Me Tender'; Second segment - 'Ready Teddy' and 'Hound Dog'.
The ladies... lol
The reason you saw him from the waist up because Elvis was banned from being shown on live television Wrist down. This is one of the rare live performances in his early days. It eventually got so bad that he eventually was no longer able to perform live. Preachers preached against him and radio stations had days when they broke up his records live on the air. As a result, Colonel Parker took Elvis off to Hollywood., and there he made some 21 movies before coming back to live performances. That's where you see the unplugged concert him and his leather suit. and where fans are sitting around him. Hence, a new undiscovered musical phenomenon unplugged performances... I believe this was before 1959. When I was born because I discovered Elvis when he was making movies. In fact, it was the first movie I had ever attended without my mom. It was called girls girls girls!
Elvis does fantastic as always this time covering his friend Little Richard's song. It that footage he was either 21 or 22.
Awesome when he comes back in after the second lead break and looks up to see where the boom mic is. First time I noticed that.
That was 1956...so Elvis was 21
He was around 21 then. Lol...that is true rockabilly right there...
He said all he had to do was move his finger back and forth and the girl went crazy LOL so funny!
Elvis always the best
Back when music was just plain FUN and was all having a good time!!!!!
If u notice, this video was done b4 he decided to dye his natural brown hair black. He never went back to his natural brown once he dyed it. I believe he still had brown hair in one or maybe his 1st 2 movies. Can't be sure.
My Louisiana man, DJ Fontana slapping on them drums
This performance in particular brings out the great talent of guitarist Scotty Moore.
Everybody, woman Man swooned in their own way watchin him. He was just different, gripping! 😍
Elvis with the freezeframe at 2:14
Thanks for playing elvis love it 😀
ED Sullivan open the flood gates for Elvis,,, THAT WAS THE TURNING POINT
FOR NOT ONLY ELVIS BUT THE WORLD , WHEN ED SAID HE WAS A FINE DECENT
BOY ELVIS WAS NOW GIVEN THE OK FROM THE OLDER GENERATIONS MAN {ED
SULLIVAN} BACK THEN IF ED SAID YOU WERE OK YOU WERE OK AND THAT CHANGED
THE WORLDS LOOK UPON ELVIS AND THEY BOTH KNEW IT SEE ED WAS FORCED TO
PUT ELVIS ON HIS SHOW, BUT HE DID NOT WANT TO CAUSE ED HEARD BAD ABOUT
ELVIS BUT AFTER THE TIME TOGETHER WITH ELVIS ED FOUND OUT ELVIS WAS A
VERY KIND DECENT PERSON AND THAT WAS THAT !!!!! PEACE