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Elvis Presley - Suspicious Minds - LIVE PERFORMANCE COMMENTARY/ANALYSIS/REACTION
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
- Mike from the 'Rewatch Project' Podcast reacts, reviews and breaks down a CRAZY performance of Suspicious Minds by the great Elvis Presley from 1970
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Video timings:
00:00 - Intro
01:25 - Reaction to performance
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Love it - no autotune, wired mics, no dancers just Elvis and his magic 👑
Phenomenal as everrrr...❤❤
WE❤U ELVIS!!!
He always directs his band!
GOAT. No. One. Comes. Close.
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this is the elvis experience.thinking there is a kind of a funny freak and after listen to him watching him feeling him knowing there is a genius sended by god.he is the messenger of beauty,integrity,power,strenght,love,pride,generosity,his devotion to his god given talent is so captivating,it makes me feel it is a supernatural force he followed.what ever thank you for watching him.
Another fantastic Elvis song supported by your comments throughout which not only give us the fans a genuine reaction to the video but also intelligent insights which are highly informative and entertaining! Mike, you are a natural.
Looking forward to more Elvis from your channel whenever possible :)
From the Aloha from Hawaii show, ( not the rehearsal ) if it is at all possible, American Trilogy, I'll Remember You and It's Over are three fantastic songs/performances.
Thanks again Mike.
Backed up by a Rock Band, Male Southern Gospel Quartet, Female Black Gospel Quartet (The Sweet Inspirations) plus other backup songers like KathyWestmoreland. Some shows had a full orchestra with music arranged and conducted by Beach Boys arranger Joe Guercio. Such a wealth of talent on that stage!
Even in his last shows where he was sick and overweight, he was able to summon up some outstanding performances. Check out him singing “How Great Thou Art” or “Unchained Melody” Live in Concert in 1977 just two months before he died.
One of the best reaction videos I've seen. You watched AND LISTENED
He had his band, the girls , the guys, and a full Orchestra! All picked by him! He was a perfectionist! He controlled everything if you notice! He had a great sense of humor also, as you can see! GREATEST ENTERTAINER EVER!! THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO!!
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You're right that rhythm section is pure fire 🔥 his face off with Ronnie Tutt is something else. 8 backing singers, spot on, his voice and body is filtering them all. He is conducting them with that lithe body and sexy hips of his.
What a powerhouse. And a very very funny man. I think the single was recorded in 1969. Look up Alice Cooper's story of meeting Elvis on... Buzzcocks.
Love Elvis forever ❤
Already, you are one of the best commentators I have heard on Elvis. You really pick up on all Elvis embodied-he was music incarnate. He always viewed his voice, talent as a gift from God that he had a responsibility to make people happy with…which is why I think he was humble. He also saw his stage performance as a total collaboration-it was “we” never “me”. He would always tell his backup singers and musicians thank you for letting me share a stage with you-especially his dear friend JD Stamps, who sang base, and was a dear friend from back when Elvis was 14 years old.
Wow, that's so kind, thank you! - Mike
That is a fantastic comment, thank you for that and totally agree, Mike is super good!
My mom saw him in Philadelphia 1974.. My father wasn't a fan of Elvis he bought tickets for Mom.. Mom apparently did nothing but cry watching her teen idol..But Elvis put on such a great performance.. My Dad came away a huge fan. I remember dad saying Elvis put on such a great performance. Dad was a fan after that
That is so cool, thank you for telling us about it!
Could you tell me which concert it was exactly?
In those days going to a Vegas show was suite and tie as though you were at the opera. He was directing the band. He'd been doing Vegas in the 50's, as he said it was 3 shows a night in the lounge. I believe the black singers were Sweet Sensation with Sissy Houston. He'd lose weight on each performance, twice a night.
Fantastic reaction❤
SUBBED❤
Your comments are so insightful I’m really enjoying your commentary. Ignore any criticism
Thanks so much Kathy, I really appreciate that - Mike
This is from the documentary/Film -Elvis That's the way it is. You see Elvis and his band and backing singers. They had such a connection together. With Elvis really knowing what sound and feel he wanted. With lots of fun too.
❤ Elvis our best all around man.
Thank you for clearing up many of the myths on Elvis. The slander is ridiculous.
His nurse said they weighed his jumpsuit after one of his performances and it weighed 8 pounds heavier. Now add in evaporation and drying time from leaving the stage and making it all the way back to his suite. ♥️👑♥️
The Drummer is Ron Tutt, he went to Neil Diamond after Elvis passed. Look it up, he has great stories about Elvis.
Elvis was and will always be the best
Love Elvis! And this was a great reaction!
He hated being called 'the King' but if the cap fits!❤❤
Humble indeed. Someone once asked him what it felt like to have the best voice in the music business. Elvis, ever the good ol' boy, responded: "You better ask Roy Orbison." That was so Elvis. So missed.
The most charismatic singer entertainer and humanitarian ever! No one today can match his brilliance.And no auto tunes back then and if there were he wouldn't need it.
Good reaction to Elvis, thank you, Elvis's favorite music was Gospel music and loved to sing it, check out this song he made his own and loved to sing called "How Great Thou Art" 1977, very powerful even though this was his last concert, and he was in pain and very tired, his faith pulled him through, he never lost that legendary voice, thanks again.
I enjoyed your reaction. You're very observant. Yes, Elvis did direct the band with his body movements. His drummer said "I think we're the only band that's directed by an ass". 🤣
REQUEST: Danny Boy from the album From Elvis Presley Boulevard, Memphis, Tennessee (3:57).
Thanks so much, will definitely take a listen and react to that!
Aside from the Rat Pack , in early Vegas, Elvis was the first Vegas residency...while that Rat Pack and early Vegas was for the elite, Elvis brought people from Nebraska, Missouri, Texas , etc.
And Elvis did two shows a night, and matinee on Sundays. ❤
You should checkout the 1968 comeback special. He channels that voice and magentism through that black leather suit he was born to wear. I find the vegas years hard to watch knowing how he was enslaved to col tom the fraud. Elvis was 1 in a billion talent, he was desperate to grow and travel with his music and band. The on stage rapport he had with everyone was unmistakable. Long live the King ❤
His residency in Vegas was his start after his 68 Comeback on tours. After that all he had to do is fill auditorium and he did!
Long live the King!
People were not really asking you to react to this song. It was to get your reaction to Elvis himself. The energy, the stage performance, the charisma, the vocals and finally to his looks.
Always a reaction to the King himself!
No one is a match for the King
I seen Him in 1974 when I was in 4th grade and seen Him again in 1976 and I've been the biggest fan since.The band follows His lead and They had that down to a T esp the drummer Ronnie Tut.Thats why He is in 5 Hall Of F ames and sold over 1.5 billion records and recorded over 750 songs. And is in the Guinness Book Of Records He has more History than a History book.and no one comes close,He could sing any genre of music and go real high or real low and could not stand and just sing and weather He was dancing or throwing Karate kicks He was always moving.If You can make sure to watch Him Live as just listening to Elvis You don't get to see all the things He does from the dancing to doing comedic things and changing words in His songs to see if the Audience would pick up just like in this video wen He said shove it up Your nose lol You were the 1st reactor I seen that caught that.Never take Your eyes off Him and listen to Every word or You will miss something.He had it all and is still more relevant today than any name out there including today's top auto tune I mean singers lol.No auto tune back then that all original voice.The 68 comeback special is a great place to start.Any live videos of Him at the Las Vegas Hilton and His Special Aloha from Hawaii where it went out on sattelite and was seen in 40 countries by 1.5billion ppl in 1973 so any video from that show.You have a long way to go as He recorded over 750 songs.Love the Reaction and Channel good day to You
Luke Kelly
Boston Ma☘
Thank you for your comments and all of these wonderful suggestions!
Top top comment Luke, really appreciate the insights of other fans too, Elvis was incredible, it must have been sooo cool to see him for real.
What I am starting to understand is that all Elvis fans are equally cool, always supportive and well meaning.
Thanks brother.
Stefano
This is his 2nd time in Vegas. He was there in '56-56. The audience was the older generation. He was not accepted,
I think he did a residency for 5-7 years.
@@traceycater He was in Vegas in the 70's. He was there for a month in January and August of each year,
Bass and rhythm section was amazing but the drummer is underrated. Drums on Burning Love ❤
That is a BLOODY good point
The orchestra is The Joe Guercio Orchestra which comprised of approx. 25 or 30 musicians, not counting his band. Regards the audience, yes they were not kids, but you have to remember this was a different time when people, even kids were more well behaved; even screaming teenagers just screamed & jumped up & down & didn't do much more than that.
I usually don't like talking during the song. But I did not mine you doing it. You are now my favorite reactor of the song. Thank you. I saw him in 74, 74, and 1976 when I lived in Ohio. He was unbelievable. so down to earth.
How could anyone call Elvis Presley a racist.. are you kidding me.. Elvis and racism should never be in the same sentence.
Ronnie Tutt was an awesome drummer.❤
You could try By Elvis. Funny how time slips away. 1972 LIVE. HD. His character is really shown here.
Did you notice he was wearing the Concho jumpsuit but @ very end he was in the Chain suit w-brown leather tabs -- I guess MGM thought no one would notice. It is August 1970 & is one of the performances filmed by MGM & on a DVD entitled "That's The Way It Is" also known as TTWII; filmed over 6 different performances in the Main Lounge of the International Hotel in Vegas. He had the best of the best -- singers, band, orchestra -- an amazing group.
BACKGROUND INFO: Written by Mark James in '68, it is based on one night when James was fooling around on his guitar & came up with what he thought was a catchy melody. At the time, he was married to his first wife but still had feelings for his childhood sweetheart, who was married back in Houston. James' wife had suspicions about his feelings. He felt it was a confusing time for him and that all three were "caught in this trap that they could not walk out of."
No, I’ve never noticed the jumpsuit change😁
Yeah. Finally someone noticed this. Many reactions to this. But no one ever mentioned or realised this. Ridiculous really to do that at the end.
@@katy5467 It was real quick, & we're so focused on Elvis himself that these quick, minor differences can go unnoticed.
@@colmflaherty3963 I guess it's a matter of what the film moguls considered the best finish of the song & pieced the ending onto the Concho one -- maybe they didn't like the ending w-the Concho suit & thought the chain suit finish was better. Happens all the time in the film industry.
Out of about thirty reactors I’ ve watched, you’re the only one who noticed the joke. He sings, “So if an old friend I know…(Shove it up your nose) Stops by to say hello”
1970 Las Vegas….Bridge over Troubled Water is a must!
God gave Elvis the same face as the face on the Statue of Liberty. Check it out.
Can you please play trouble from the film King creole please by ELVIS
Can you please play trouble from the film King creole please 🙏 be ELVIS
I don’t mind you talking through it, or even stopping & starting it, but it’s not great when it’s fast forwarded in two or three spots, especially as this is a performance considered to be iconic, & was even included in the new Elvis movie. Elvis was actually at his peak in the early Vegas period. He was performing incredibly well, physically, vocally, emotionally, & mentally. It’s in his latter Vegas period 1975 when he was suffering from clinical depression, due to his decline in health, leading to weight gain, & 1976 & 77, leading up to his death, that some people show just how cruel human beings can really be. You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling in 1970 Las Vegas, is a great performance …. Also, another athletic action performance is Polk Salad Annie in 1970 Las Vegas …. & there are some wonderful performances in the Aloha from Hawaii 1973 Live Concert, such as My Way & You Gave Me A Mountain.
Jane H ….. Please watch Elvis performing Hound Dog … Prince of Another Planet, Madison Square Garden Live Concert 1972 …. An iconic performance of this classic, which was a number one hit for Elvis back in the 1950s, but he changes it about a bit in this 1972 performance. Thanks.
He recorded Suspicious Mind at American Sound studios in Memphis in January 1969. It was his first #1 in quite a few years. You are spot on when you said he conducted everyone on that stage. In many interviews his musician pointed out that they had to watch Elvis’ every move for the cues for what he wanted his musicians to do.
Elvis and his drummer, Ronnie Tutt are “duelling” and pushing each other harder and harder!
The drummer was fantastic
REACTION REQUEST: I really enjoy your Elvis reactions. You pick up on many things others do not. Elvis is a consummate show man. He said, very early in his career, if he didn’t put on a show for the people who pay to see him, they may as well save their hard earned money and stay home to listen to his records. He epitomised that sentiment right through to his last concert. Many people don’t fully appreciate what an exceptional vocalist Elvis was. This request, for a song from his 1973 Aloha From Hawaii concert via satellite, shows Elvis at his vocal best. What No, My Love ….. here is a link for the song from the official concert beamed live to many countries around the world, the first time this was done with a solo artist. It is an outstanding concert and performance. czcams.com/video/MaURJJlmWYI/video.html
Subbed for more Elvis!
On the list! Thank you!