Elvis Presley - Bridge Over Troubled Water (On Tour 1972) SINGER REACT
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He was more beautiful at his worst than most men at their best!!
He was 37 then...5 yrs before he died.... he'd be 84 now....he had alot of medical issues and he was on alot of prescription medicine....he had terrible insomnia... glaucoma...etc....but he gave 100% when he went on that stage....I think he was sweating from stage lights, an active stage show and a heavy warm stage suit....a double of months later, after this tour he was breaking attendance records at Madison Square garden and he was tanned and looked like a God and then of course the following year he did the iconic Hawaii concert...again looking sensational...i do think with Elvis he cud look bloated more one day than another due to medication or how he was feeling...but he is still and will always remain the blueprint for everyone that has come after him...the good and the bad and there are no singers today who are as versatile as Elvis was....a real singer who didn't need auto tune and who sang from the boots upwards....thx Elvis for everything
React to what now my love 74 aloha Hawaii American re
same concert you gave me a mountain same concertt i meant 73 American trilogy same concrrt
Elvis had more vocal change than any other, they say he had eight vocal changes he could do, this is unheard of. If this was the case then he truly was the greatest music talent out there Barr none!
I really respect your thoughtful commentary. Elvis was only 37 years old at this time... and would be gone within 5 years. Quite tragic really. Elton John said in interview couple years ago people forget how young Elvis was when he passed away and how extra sad it was because the world lost so much future artistry and creative endeavours from him, that he never got to do. James Brown also said same thing about Elvis.
And very true what you say about people can be quite mean or harsh. And considering the same pill addiction that Elvis was battling is *still* today in 2019 one of the most common addictions affecting tens of millions of people, we realize how really *a bit ridiculous and over-the-top some of the ridicule directed Elvis for his addiction* is.
And even after saying all that I have always been impressed with his humanity....his generosity, compassion and empathy for others he was always known for. The fact that 4 years after this, his very last year, when his health started plummeting there are some incredibly moving stories about Elvis doing things to help others that have largely been unknown.
He was donating money to countless Charities and organizations (which he had always done) but when people around him told him he really needed to take a well-deserved break and rest instead of thinking of himself he was thinking about others... "I have over a hundred people and their families whose livelihoods and very survival rely on me continually getting on stage making money. If I quit performing, where will they go, what will they do?"
Just weeks before he passed away he saw a young man on the side of the road in Wisconsin getting beat up by two other young men. The law enforcement and Security in his car told Elvis not to stop and "don't get involved".
Witnesses in the car said Elvis said "I don't go for this two-on-one s**t!" and he jumped out of the car, ran over getting in a fighting stance announcing he was there to even up the odds.
After the initial shock of them turning around and seeing Elvis standing there in the flesh ready to mix it up with them if they didn't step away from the young man on the losing end of that fight on the ground, Elvis then got to talking with the three of them to get to the bottom of what the fight was about.
Then he said "Are we good here now?".. and had the three of them shake hands.
As crowds started to gather to shake Elvis hand and ask for autographs, he obliged a few from the crowd, then walking away to get back in his car he announced "I met you as enemies, I leave you as friends"
This event always stuck with me because again it was about only 5 to 6 weeks before he passed away.
At the worst point of his entire life when he was dealing with his own depression and severe health issues, he still had incredible Humanity helping a complete stranger in a situation that a lot of other people driving by did not care about.
Elvis really was a beautiful soul and special cat.
No one in the world like the king
A true legend this is why elvis is the king 👑 of music 🎶 elvis presley forever x thank you Frank x ☓ 💜 ❤️ 👍 2019 x
They said that the one thing that NEVER failed with Elvis was his voice and that is such a true statement. Plus, he loved his fans. You can't fake that...wish I was old enough to see him in concert. RIP.....sir
❤️Always & Forever Elvis was and is the greatest entertainer ever...❤️
Elvis because they didn't invent the time machine i love you my king forever from Italy
I will always love elvis .he could sing a phonebook .rock gospel country blues .and he's thevonly one in the hall of fame for all four .
Goodmorning Frank☕how very sad Elvis is no longer here. He would of turned 84 on August 16th. I was still a kid when he passed away but I remember hearing the news of his death on the radio. A true one of a kind talent. Love❤ his rendition of this song. He will always be the King👑
His Birthday was January 8th, he passed away on August 16th.
@@myelvischannel1992 Thank you got the dates turned around.
A true legend
He was gorgeous. Watch his '68 come back wonderful.
Only The KING could carry off the flash and bling! And, man, does he ever! Awesome! Stage presence! He loved performing and he gave it all he had every time!
I have to wonder if Elvis really understood how loved he was. I know after his mama passed away something inside him died too. Perhaps he was trying so hard to fill a void. I don't know. What I do know is that he changed my life since the age of 3💜
Elvis,to Pricilla ?? Do you think,they will remember me, 5 years after i am gone ??
Great reaction, greatest singer/entertainer ever
Bravo. More Elvis
I have been listening to Elvis since 1955. I love his gospel songs.
Elvis the GOAT
Elvis was 37 years old here. "Love me Tender" 1970 Las Vegas. You will see how much he loved his fans, and how much we loved him.
Documentaries: There is only ONE Elvis, and Elvis A Generious Heart! My 2 favorites. All his backup singers were christian groups. There is a new movie trailer out about Elvis the movie comes out 06/24/22. Tom Hanks stars as his manager. It's going to be the best ever about Elvis.
Something about seeing the old, classic songs is really heartening. :)
You are absolutly right!
It was a huge loss.
And i often think what you just said:
He still had so much to give !🎶
Gone way to soon 🙏
Thank you for your reaction ✌💙
God, I love the way ur saying about Elvis! I enjoy how he makes another person's song
his!!!!
You're the first "reactor" to explain the truth of his situation: 1. He was still young when he died, 2. That wasn't "fat," that was a side effect of the drugs that he thought he could control, and 3. He still had time to get well again in 1972, and thus his death was a terrible and unnecessary tragedy. The Fray made a song about it: "How To Save A Life." The point of that song is that nobody knows how.
Today, he could have been a senior celebrity enjoying Twitter as so many of them do. (William Shatner is 88! And tougher than ever.)
Most of the reactors are *very* young, so it's hard to grasp when you're 22 or some such age.
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Elvis is 37 in this concert 1972 Elvis on tour..2 concerts every day,,you will be swollen in your face 2 people..Frank is right,,he is not fat.
sometimes even 3 concerts a day, like june 10 in New York Madison Square Garden
@@patrickdevries6267 Yes. Your right Patrick.
That was JD Sumner who did the bass, he was leader of the stamps quartet. Great reaction can you do Anmerican Trilogy from 73 sometime Thanks
ys sure. if you know of safe videos that aren't blocked ,send me links
FrankValchiria yes it’s his bass singer the guy in with the mustache check out elvis hurt you got a new subscriber
@@FrankValchiria I think this will work czcams.com/video/_NO9xo6mPXk/video.html
@@matiasblacud Thanks for that although I've got the concert on DVD. I won't to see Frank's reaction. Again Thanks
Elvis presley King of music ... I met J.D. in Tupelo, MS at the Tupelo Mall. I even have a picture of me sitting on his lap that my husband took. Only problem is, I waited too long to get the picture developed and it’s blurry.
I listened to Elvis since 1955 n loved so much esp gospel that he loved the best he said in an interview.
Frank. You actually got the lesser performance of "bridge over troubled water".
Listen to the live version from 1970 in las Vegas.
It's on CZcams.
THAT is the best version elvis did.
That's very true Elvis was starting to struggle by this point the 1970 performance he was at his very best and in peak condition
disagree, the 1972 version is the best - his voice was deep as the blue of the ocean and ripened like a thunderstorm, look at the moment when elvis breaks his voice in an amazing way, which he never before could do with the word "water" 3min40sec - he looked to the girl with the choir sweet inpiration who screamed out loud YEAAAH !!! Elvis on Tour 1972
czcams.com/video/ZrjZ-FHuSYU/video.html&start_radio=1&ab_channel=FABRICA1969
@@Blackeyedangel-fe5ch that's how you hear it I still agree the 70's performance was better but that's music everyone has different tastes and hears things differently
@@Blackeyedangel-fe5ch
First, you're dead wrong.
Second, I've studied this subject longer than you've been alive. I'm an expert on the life, music and influence of elvis presley.
His August 11, 1970 interpretation of "bridge over troubled water" is Light years better than 72.
And it's crystal clear to anyone who understands the soul depth and diversity of elvis presley.
In 1970, he really shades the song with delicacy and then tremendous power. It's a great example of "singing 101"
And I like the 72 versions. However, it's very very clear that the 70 version on that particular night, WAS the gold standard, the benchmark.
Sorry to tear you down on this subject. But you're way out of your league here.
@@bradhuskers based on what..in '72 his voice was starting to evolve once again...and his vocal powers are 10 times stronger here than in 1970.....
THANKYOU!!! He never got grotesquely fat as the media still goes on about! He was slender to start with so ANY weight is more obvious...he gave it his all despite being exhausted, miserable and treated like a golden goose by all those supposedly close to him to keep the cash coming in....He just needed a long break with no pressure...RIP ELVIS 💞 you’ll always live on x
Greatest ever. Blues, Country, Pop Gospel all in one voice.. Then the notes that would impress Pavarotti as Elvis got older.. Combined it all.. Great band, and this song is a production number that needs all that build up!
Great video reaction ! Elvis indeed is a one of a kind singer/entertainer . His voice is so unique and he could sing all kinds of music.
He was so amazing! "Awesome" is the the most appropriate way to describe Elvis! He sang from his very soul! I wish you could have seen him perform live!
It was a life
changing experience to witness Elvis' dedication to his vocation! It was evident in every note he sang!
I love your reaction especially since it is from the point of view of an artist!.All who.love Elvis know that each one of his performances was indeed a work of art! That is why he will go on forever!! Thanks for
sharing! Great
reaction!!
Elvis Presley was always perfect and handsome and generous
You are the kindest, most articulate person to react to Elvis that i have ever seen. Please do more x
Thank you for doing my request. Appreciate it.
Wow Frank thank you so much for responding!!!! Made my day dude!!!
You will appreciate “Tomorrow Never Comes” by Elvis. Also, “Way Down”
As we all know he is the best singer ever. And so handsome and perfect
No other will ever take his place. Seeing him in concert was breath taking.❤️
His voice is magic and so handsome
I love this song....I love his voice....thank you again...
Simon & Garth; said when they saw him perform this ,they said it's not our song anymore .a better version in the ,thats the way it was , movie
Love this song ❣️ Elvis amazing ❣️
I love the way you react to Elvis Presley. Wow
La mejor no solo de elvis de este tema , si no que la mas hermosa y power , magica , llena de matices , rasguidos , bajos ,agudos , coro perfecto , gran arreglo , lo mejor de lo mejor on stage , amazing
I love how you analize all the musical aspects of a performance. This is by the way one of my favourite songs. You should review the same song only from 1970 That's the way it is movie where he was so energetic and powerful.
I always say God new what he was doing when he sent Elvis Presley to us.
Excellent commentary Frank and I enjoy the way you catch all of the various things Elvis put together in the show, and the arrangements of the songs, etc., to make them first class. Such as JD Sumner coming in with the nice bass note to close things, out, etc., and Elvis also insisting on having an orchestra as well as a first class rhythm section.
John Lennon said that 'Elvis died when he went in the army," but I totally love this Elvis and these great songs and interpretations. You're correct, too, as Elvis is actually rather thin here. And when one looks back and sees the young Elvis who helped kick off rock n roll with "That's alright" and "Heartbreak Hotel," etc., and someone called the "Hillbilly Cat" it's amazing to see how that same person became this powerful master crooner even singing semi-operatic songs at the end.
As to the bass singer, JD Sumner, he was in the Guinness Book of World Records, at one time, for hitting the lowest note recorded.
We are taking about the perfect man and handsome
Hey Frank, React Elvis Presley - An American Trilogy (Aloha From Hawaii, Live in Honolulu, 1973)
An intelligent reaction video with empathy....thank you
number 1 frank , the emotion in the soul
Amazing x 1.000.000.000 THE king 👑 forever 😏👑🕺🙏
Thais Song is also fantastic and I Love the reaction too.
Perfect Elvis
Elvis always Elvis 💕💕💕
THE gold gold gold voice 🎶
Sexy and beutiful man 😍
Great great reaction 🙏
Reaction " You gave me a Montain"
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First of all, that was a very interesting and intelligent reaction. I loved your perspectives! And if the truth be known, Elvis wasn't even photogenic! Prior to the first time I saw him (I eventually saw over 100 shows in Las Vegas and even went to his after the show parties for 5 years), I thought I'd probably be disappointed, but it was the opposite. He was so strikingly beautiful (in the most manly sense), and add to that he was charismatic, had the most riveting personality of anyone I've ever encountered, was full of fun, mischief and was even philosophical and inquisitive about people, wanting to hear every detail of their lives....surely he left this world too soon.
And during most of those Las Vegas years he was slim and healthy looking. It was only the last 18 months that his decline became painfully obvious. He stopped coming to the get-togethers after the show and became reclusive. But prior to that we would stay up til sunrise with a few people around the piano and him singing. All you had to do was compliment him on a particular song and he'd call someone to play the piano, then stand face to face singing it to you. He did that to me with "Softly, as I Leave You." (a great one to hear and react to, although it was never filmed) And I had to stand there at the age of 17, acting normal, when I really wanted to faint! Sorry for the long comment... Well done on the reaction!
The guy with the mustache is J.D. Sumner. Also in the backup singer group is Richard Sturbin of the Oak Ridge Boys.
You are fantastic! Thank you ver much for such a spontaneous but accurate and clear reaction! You rule!
Elvis é um ídolo mundial, esse não tem erro de se comentar, continua sendo o nosso Rei do Rock...
Your great!
This is my favourite version of this song than the 1970 version this is spine tingling every time I listen to it, it gives me goosebumps absolutely amazing from Elvis
Did you notice his right arm and hand during the final verse? He was producing the number, as well as singing it. He was signaling the various musical and vocal sections on when to come in.
Elvis had a voice that changes every listener for the better, I'm not a christian however I believe that Elvis was on loan to us from God
Although I love seeing him perform it live, my personal favorite is the version he released as a single around 1970. Not the MGM Hotel live version but a studio recording. They dubbed in applause at the end to give it the appearance of a live performance. It’s much clearer and the last 45 seconds of it is stunning. You can hear Kathy Westmoreland hit an incredible high note that blends perfectly. Take a listen for yourself and I think you’ll agree. Thanks for sharing these and always appreciate seeing new fans’ reactions.
Beautiful video x
Thank You x
born 8 jan 1935 there elvis was 37 years old
J.D Summers the guy with the mustache. Elvis had great Hearing today is 9-23-19 /83
J'aime ta façon de décrire en détail la voix d'Elvis, on ressent ta passion pour la musique, ton admiration en tant qu'artiste et ta sensibilité aussi ! 👍😊
The only thing you can say he is perfect
Great reaction. Re his weight. This in 1972 so he's still in pretty good shape. He died in Aug. 1977. Check his later concerts, say 1976 to 1977. You will see what everyone is talking about re his weight. gain.
I love your channel. We all are shut in the House So i will be Listening to U- Tube. I have been a fan of Elvis since 1956 n i m now 68 n Elvis keeps me Young. I got to see his 1973 Hawaii concert 3rd row center So i could see his beautiful blue eyes. The drugs started in the Army. They gave the men uppers n downers So after 2 years in Army came home with drug problems. He had many HEALTH PROBLEMS glaucoma which is painful, hypertensión, enlarged heart, crónicas back pain , but the disease that ended his Life most feel was the Mega Colón that several times TWISTED N CAUSED SEVERE PAIN n PUTS strain on his heart/ heart attack. I m an RN n i have 3 Friends Who are doctors n also say the Colón could have ended his Life. The drug abuse to help with the pain he was having. I m not saying drugs are ok but with all his Colón problems i could see him needing relief. The Weight gain could have been from steroids that he was getting for his back pain. He was not in good health at the ene of his Life. He was asked If he would want to shorten his last concert because he was very Short of breath . Well Elvis said "No the show must go on for my Fans" i also have done alot of research on Elvis since 1956 So i may know some facts about his Life. I m not trying to know everything about him but i did meet Charlie Hodge just before he died in 2009 n he did tell me several things about Elvis Charlie was his side Kick singing harmony, giving scarfs n wáter to him during concert. He loves at Graceland for many years helping Elvis. I better stop or you will not want me to comment again lol please forgive me. I just want people to understand his Life problems. I could write a book
I from brasil brazil i 13 age i verry like elvis presley and michael jackson ☺
Elvis would have been 84 years and almost 9 months old. It's something, isn't it? He died 42 years ago at age 42. I met J.D. Sumner twice, once in 1974 and again in the 80s. The first conversation was funny.
Nice React Frank!!! React Elvis Presley - You Gave Me A Mountain (Aloha From Hawaii, Live in Honolulu, 1973)
nice painting behind you it has something...very beautiful
Frank, yes. He was 36-37 when he performed this. As you mentioned he died at 42.
That was a great reaction, but man, the 1970 version is so much better. Really. Check it out, you won't be sorry. Enjoying your Elvis reactions! Thanks for sharing. :)
The best!
Who is the dope with the thumbs down probably a 12 year old lol
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Meraviglioso ❤ ho sempre desiderato tornare indietro nel tempo e poter essere una ragazzina tra gli anni 50-60 💔
Elvis é realmente imortal!
Abraços
Leandro - Camocim de São Félix (PE), Brasil
the voice
Listen to the 1970 version fantastic
I think he worked himself to death. He played two shows a night. Each show anywhere from twenty to twenty-five songs! For two weeks straight!!! The drugs helped him keep a super human schedule. He would get an injection of amphetamines just before going on stage. Later after the show they would “bring him down” to sleep.
He was just SO in demand that sometimes he even did a third show all in one day!!! I don’t judge him too much for that. I just KNOW when I watch him I’m seeing something glorious and extraordinary.
i didn't know that, that's truly impressive
Beautiful video
Elvis had his mother's round face, any extra pounds made him look fatter. But he was in good shape until 74/75, although he gained some weight in 72 but quickly regained his shape for the Hawaii concert.
We must not forget that he was approaching 40 and began to lose his youthfulness and lose his glow. But he was the greatest of all time, no doubt
At each concert we were told not to use flashes bc he had glaucoma and it hurt his eyes.❤
People definitely are mean! Overweight or not, Elvis was the best.❤
You should do more Elvis.
One more comment. Cissy Houston, Whitney Houston's mother, was one of his back-up singers.
I lived in Memphis and went to Graceland.
ELVIS was the best singer on Earth, his range. There is a better version on the Internet. When Elvis was in his white jump suit with rhinestones. It was more powerful than this one. Also in June 1977 he played piano and sang Unchained Melody, his favorite song. Fabulous. Both songs. Depth, feeling.
Greensboro NC?? If so, i Was There!!
I always felt Elvis looked in great shape in 1972. Some of the Elvis on tour footage he looks really pale, but I've put that down to odd lighting and also perhaps a poor make up job for the cinema cameras. Overall he still looked great, and more importantly was still actively involved in the concerts. That said 1972 was really his last year of full physical and mental health. From 1973 onwards things really started falling apart with his health and his mental health. He pulled himself together physically for the Aloha from Hawaii concert in 1973, but after that it was always down hill.
The one thing that never failed him is the one thing I wish had. His voice just kept getting stronger and stronger. I wish it had gone. I know that sounds counter initiative, but his voice faltering is the one thing that would have shocked Elvis into cleaning himself up properly, and dealing with his issues. The voice would have come back and he'd still be with us!
I heard you saying about the drugs Elvis was on. Update your knowledge of Elvis man! Elvis was not on drugs but medication addicted and there is difference in that, drugs comes from a dealer and medication from a doctor, so in Elvis case it is doctor Nicopoulos who is responsable for that, he lost also his license because of that. In 1994 there is done again an autopsion on the body of Elvis and they discovered there was no single track of hard drugs, but of a lot of different medication.
Patrick de Vries
Unfortunately he was well hooked way before Dr Nick came into his life, on Amphetamines then Medication/Prescription drugs since he'd gotten out of the army in the 50's, Dr Nicopoulos yes he was Elvis' physician and should take his share of the blame but he was also just a small time local doctor who got swept up by the crazy Whirlwind that was Elvis Presley,I think he genuinely loved Elvis, but got lost in that glitzy craziness and that line blurred between Patient/Friend , Elias Ghanem aka Dr Feelgood was an all together different creature, he couldn't care less if his Celebrity patients were horribly addicted or dying from over-prescription as long as they paid up, czcams.com/video/TChzOs6jErg/video.html And as Elvis threatened Dr Nick with
If I cant get it from you, I'll get it elsewhere!!!! Dr George Nicopoulos buckled!!!!
The dude with the mustache is indeed J.D. Sumner, fro J.D sumner and the Stamps. Elvis knew J.D. ever he was a kid and would sneak back stage when JD and his choir were playing a show nearby. Later they became his backing vocals. On tour Elvis and them sang gospel through the night. Check this out: czcams.com/video/9Ae5pjIK8lM/video.html
React to His performance in His live jam in black leather singing ONE NIGHT WITH YOU
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How great though art.
Elvis