How couldn't I..!!!!My father taught me how to dance a real swinging rock and roll on Elvis Presley songs.those were the days.thank you my friend,so many good memories 😍
In 1956, there was nothing remotely like Elvis. He created a million imitators, but he was in another league. Without him, there would be no Hendrix, Led Zep, Beatles, or Bowie. He still remains unbeatable.
@@davisworth5114 Nobody said that Elvis invented dancing. Come on David, don`t be so damn stiff! He was unique and even more than that. Your arguments are very dull. After Elvis, any black musician had the chance to sell as many records as Elvis. But for some "odd reason" nobody, white or black, came even close. Stay cool and give credit where credit is due. Nobody gets famous for nothing if you like them or not.
@@davisworth5114 You are wrong he didn't steal a damn thing Mr. know nothing. Elvis had his own style of dancing, before you run off at the mouth research it smdh.
SUSPICOUS MINDS from LIVE 70 VEGAS another treat, its got to be this one, Elvis in his prime. There'll never be another, always be the greatest of all time...
"May God bless you as he's blessed me". Said at the most fever pitch moment of his life and maybe modern musics most fever pitch moment. The nation was blessed with new music, new dance moves and a new type of stage presence this night and they loved it. But its not only the man's undeniable and uniquely God given talents, it was his HUMBLENESS that won him over. He could have just bragged about his stellar performance as most would do given a microphone and TV audience after the song ----but when all the lights and attention was on him HE asked GOD TO BLESS US. THAT is a LEGEND MOMENT that changed a lot of minds about Elvis and black music and white music. He broke down walls right there and he would continue the fight to break down music walls and social walls through his music and actions until his untimely death in 1977.
The only two acts that brought this level of excitement were Elvis and the Beatles. That’s it. Later, MJ got pretty darn close (save it-I know he was up there), but that’s it. Those three. That’s the Mount Rushmore. May be others (Dylan, Sinatra, the Stones, Queen, The Beach Boys, etc), but in my opinion, those three acts experienced a level of fame noone else did. Had people passing out, having to be carted off on stretchers, and couldn’t go out in public without being absolutely harassed. Don’t know if I’d want that.
And to think, he had ZERO training! Truly God given and blessed with good looks, too. This was my very first favorite song. I had my mama worn out playing that record(yes, vinyl) a million times in a roll! 😂 If you haven’t done his rendition of Bridge Over Troubled Water, it’s a must! I promise, he makes you feel his words. Just so beautiful and touching.
In 56 in Jacksonville Fl there was a warrant for his arrest if he moved provocatively with his hips and legs. Police were in the audience to nab him when he did.Elvis outsmarted them.He moved his little finger and the fans screamed wildly.God love Elvis.One of a kind.Never to be duplicated.
@@benmoore42 yes but the movie has him elsewhere and singing Trouble which he did not sing until 1960. Also, he never fired the Colonel in public. He had too much class to do that.
Elvis was a Phenomena. His presence was overwhelming. Nobody else had what he had. Truly one of a kind. To have never heard his voice or his live performances on video would be a loss. Like your videos, fun to watch.
Elvis was the FIRST to ever move on stage on that. See those singers behind him? That was the most anyone had seen out of anyone on stage to that point. He was king straight out the womb! Started it all
@@ianraymondback Actually, i'm also a huge fan since way back as well. I think you are mixing television appearances as "live concert "MOVIES", and they are not considered the same. Elvis did 31 movies and two concert documentaries. Those would be different than Elvis appearing on live t.v. which we know he did a #, including the Aloha from Hawaii, and the Frank Sinatra appearance. Let me know which is the 3rd concert documentary he did? A big of background, Elvis was under contract to continue to do two more movies, but gave them the concert documentaries because he didn't want to do more movies. Respectfully, just trying to make sure we get the right info documented. Let me know otherwise.
You could imagine back then everyone was really quiet music was different, Then out of nowhere, Comes this guy! This is why they decided to film him from the waist up only. But he still found a way. What I like about Elvis is, He's always different in the way he sings and moves, he's never the same way all the time.
Great reaction! Elvis was, is, and always will be the best entertainer ever!! Ladies and men both enjoyed Elvis. Undeniable talent. You should check out his 68 comeback special version of " Trying to get to you". Thank you for your reaction.
GD he was a god. I've been a fan since I was 4 years old. I LOVE that people keep discovering him and why is KING. As John Lennon said "Before anyone did anything, Elvis did everything". He is a legend and an everlasting dreamboat
Elvis was and is great! Talented, generous, and a great sense of humor. He thought it was hilarious that the girls screamed at his littlest movements, so he would have fun teasing them!
"This man could dance, this man could sing, this man had it all!" You are spot on. This was a fab performance of a classic track. He was 21 in 1956 and he had the world at his feet. As you can hear from the screaming, TV was live - no autotune and no do-overs if you messed up. It's 2021 so it's difficult to appreciate the impact that he had at that time; the only thing I can say is that nobody had ever seen anything like Elvis before. I really enjoyed your warm reaction. It's good to see younger people reacting to Elvis.
Hi Adogg, Can you imagine having that much power over everyone at just 21. He just had so much charisma and danced the way he felt the music 🎶 Thank you Adogg xxx 💝
One of the things I loved about Elvis was his humour, he never really took himself seriously, often laughing at himself. And that's very sexy. He wasn't what I would call dancer but he could certainly move. And did.
He was such a shy person if u can believe that but somehow changed onstage...still retaining his humble and fun ways - he never understood why he was SO popular all his life....very spiritual and a deeper person than most realise. Thankyou for the upload 🤟🏼💞 Never seen the full talking bit before & after...plus i LOVE when he goes totally wild like a rag doll ...he never rehearesed, just moved as the music took him...never be another RIP ELVIS u gave ur all 🙏
June 5, 1956 Elvis gave American culture "Hond Dog" live on Milton Berle's show; he bumped and grinded and tore the place apart. Make sure you see that version with live footage and live audio!
The First Time He Was On This Show. They Would Try & Just Show Upper Waist. He Really Held Back In This Show Appearance & He Made A Little Funny Showing That. Yep He had To Hold Back A Lot In Those Days. I Loved Him & Still Do. Thank You For Showing Him #HOG
Sally, You are right..He only had one more performance in January..After 10+ appearances, sponsors pressured CBS to censor..Go Figure..Think the "Damage" was done by then..LOL...The Rest is History...CBS and Ed had grown very fond of Elvis by now and just before the last show they telegrammed Elvis and suggested he close with a spiritual/Gospel, so Elvis chose his Mother's Favorite. Peace in The Valley...If you go to the Official Graceland You Tube channel in their "Archives' Series, they show the actual telegram from CBS and ED.....
@@RJsStudio131 I’ll check that out, thanks. I don’t think they prewarned Elvis they were only going to show him from the waist up. I think it was during Don’t Be Cruel, towards the end, where it seems Elvis spots a monitor. You can see a fleeting expression on his face and then he launches into a full blown “body” finale.
I watched all the way to the end and loved your reaction to a song that came out one year before I was born, I'm loving reliving all these memories through your eyes and the eyes of other young people on the internet, at first I was scared to even touch a computer, now I'm looking at CZcams videos, my kids are saying you go Mom!
Elvis did 33 movies ..... And 2 documentary ..... And recorded exactly 769 songs ..... And he stopped public appearances in 1977 at 42 yrs old ..... Just so you know .....
Elvis made nicknamed Elvis the Pelvis back when he started because of his moves they were said to be indecent by some. When he exploded onto the stage in 1954 he started a new era in music history....as John Lennon once quoted...'Before Elvis there was Nothing.'
Elvis made over 31 movies, & he sang & danced in most of them. He wanted to be a more serious actor, but this is what his fans wanted, & those movies were make a lot of money, so that is what they wanted him to make. In the end, he got so frustrated that he decided to return to what he enjoyed the most, live on-stage performances, & he did a Comeback Special in 1968, which has some wonderful singing & yes, some dancing too. He loved singing & dancing before his fans, & was always interacting with them, in a way that no other singers were doing back then, & probably not now either. He made his fans feel special … made them feel as if he knew each one of them personally, & that is what made Elvis so very special.
He enjoyed making them up until around 1965 when they became less appealing and routine and the songs were didn't and kitty level. He said he got physically ill from making those later films. Harum Academy was horrible and he hated it.
ELVIS is always the best of the best ! only two sings can wake my insides up and make me feel like dancing they are -- ELVIS AND COURTNEY !! thank you !
Thank u for posting this... I've never seen the whole video... this is AWESOME... my mom was 16 when this came out. Obviously she loved ELVIS.. and raised me on Elvis... truly thought I had seen everything.. this is new to me.. thank u
Man I was a little girl in love with Elvis! I was in ninth grade when he died I was devastated! Back then all Elvis had to do was wiggle his pinky finger and every woman would lose their mind!
As a teenage girl, I used to go see Elvis movies on Saturdays. 'Girls, girls, girls', 'Love me Tender', 'Casino Royal' & on & on. Many TV shows refused to show him from the waste down because of his 'vulgar' hip movements. LOL All the best acts were on Ed Sullivan. The Beatles' first US debut was on Ed Sullivan & I sat on my parents floor & saw them & the girls reactions were just like this. LOL
Ed Sullivan once told Elvis he couldn't be on his show if he moved his hips. Elvis asked if he could move anything. Ed told him he could move his little finger. Elvis sang & had his little finger moving all over the place. 🎵
What is truly amazing about all the screaming is that this is a TV show at a time when the youth culture was just beginning (thanks almost completely to Elvis), so this was not a concert full of teenagers like one of his regular shows. This was a TV show so only a small section of the audience were teenage girls. The great majority of the audience were older people there just to see an Ed Sullivan Show. If that studio would've been packed with teenagers it would've been deafening.
How many movies did Elvis Presley appear in? 31 feature films Starting with Elvis' first movie, “Love Me Tender,” Elvis starred in 31 feature films as an actor and two theatrically released concert documentary films, all of which enjoyed financial success.
he done an even raunchier version of Hound Dog on the Milton Berle Show. At the end, when the band thought it was all over, Elvis started up a slow and sexy Blues version which almost blew up America. The band didnt know what to do so just joined in as best they could....you gotta watch it!!!
As simple as this performance looks now, it was a new thing to see such actions on stage, parents hated him as the country was largely conservative christian back then. When Elvis first started many radio stations would not play his records, some stations even stopped playing rock and roll all together and made a big deal out of it - until they saw all the money they were losing and things gradually loosened up.
Have you heard Elvis Presley's "Blue Moon of Kentucky"? I had this on my 45 record player on Sun Records. Flip side is "That's Alright Mama"...both greats! I think this might have been Elvis' first record.
A great performance from Elvis check out the Milton Berle show he really moved on that one make sure you watch it all thank you was there to the very end ✌
My coworker and her friend saw Elvis perform in St. Louis before he joined the Army, he wore a gold suit. She said the girls screamed so loud she never heard him sing!
I watched the entire video. This comment is for Elvis and the Black community and your request for another documentary. Elvis Presley and Johnny Bragg. Enjoy!✌️
This was the year before I was born and normally women did not act like this! He brought out the beast in women! That's why they began to only show him from the waist up! He was a phenomena! ELVIS WILL ALWAYS BE THE KING!
Truly believe I've had the best of both worlds... was Raised on Elivs by my Mom.. who just turned 80a few days ago ... but also knowing Micheal Jackson's music.. my life was influenced by the 2 best ever... Elvis the King and Michael the Prince...both were so amazing...
Hey sweetheart, I love your Elvis reactions., they don't suprise me but it's fun to see him still touching people all this time. As for Elvis dancing, the next time he did the Ed Sullivan show, they filmed him from the waist up. He went thru so much those days. Would you react to walk a mile in my shoes and you gave me a mountain this time. Keep up the good work, we Elvis fan's love you.!!! Thanks lori 1935tcb.
Who all hit that like button and watched the entire video?
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How couldn't I..!!!!My father taught me how to dance a real swinging rock and roll on Elvis Presley songs.those were the days.thank you my friend,so many good memories 😍
In 1956, there was nothing remotely like Elvis. He created a million imitators, but he was in another league.
Without him, there would be no Hendrix, Led Zep, Beatles, or Bowie. He still remains unbeatable.
Wrong, Elvis got his moves from black performers, you don't know much.
@@davisworth5114
PARDON.
Jealousy is not a nice trait....
@@davisworth5114
Nobody said that Elvis invented dancing. Come on David, don`t be so damn stiff! He was unique and even more than that. Your arguments are very dull. After Elvis, any black musician had the chance to sell as many records as Elvis. But for some "odd reason" nobody, white or black, came even close. Stay cool and give credit where credit is due. Nobody gets famous for nothing if you like them or not.
@@jennywren7822 Truth
@@davisworth5114 You are wrong he didn't steal a damn thing Mr. know nothing. Elvis had his own style of dancing, before you run off at the mouth research it smdh.
ELVIS WAS A COMPLETE ONE PACKAGE ! HE HAD IT ALL !
You said it - he had it all - the dance moves, the voice, the charisma, the looks...
Elvis was the complete package!! He could moon walk, someone said!
Man that Elvis smile, you just can't beat that thing!
I love when you say is it legal to dance like this...it actually caused the shows to stop shooting him below the waistline.
SUSPICOUS MINDS from LIVE 70 VEGAS another treat, its got to be this one, Elvis in his prime.
There'll never be another, always be the greatest of all time...
The best to ever do it! Elvis was one bad ass dude! RIP to the 👑
"May God bless you as he's blessed me". Said at the most fever pitch moment of his life and maybe modern musics most fever pitch moment. The nation was blessed with new music, new dance moves and a new type of stage presence this night and they loved it. But its not only the man's undeniable and uniquely God given talents, it was his HUMBLENESS that won him over. He could have just bragged about his stellar performance as most would do given a microphone and TV audience after the song ----but when all the lights and attention was on him HE asked GOD TO BLESS US. THAT is a LEGEND MOMENT that changed a lot of minds about Elvis and black music and white music. He broke down walls right there and he would continue the fight to break down music walls and social walls through his music and actions until his untimely death in 1977.
King Creole was a great Elvis Movie
Blue Hawaii
GI Blues
Follow that Dream
Perfect set
Some people just have it! Elvis had it!
The only two acts that brought this level of excitement were Elvis and the Beatles. That’s it. Later, MJ got pretty darn close (save it-I know he was up there), but that’s it. Those three. That’s the Mount Rushmore. May be others (Dylan, Sinatra, the Stones, Queen, The Beach Boys, etc), but in my opinion, those three acts experienced a level of fame noone else did. Had people passing out, having to be carted off on stretchers, and couldn’t go out in public without being absolutely harassed. Don’t know if I’d want that.
This man was so damn handsome and had Charisma like no other! Great reaction Thank you guy!
How Great thou art is outstanding! By Elvis Presley
And to think, he had ZERO training! Truly God given and blessed with good looks, too. This was my very first favorite song. I had my mama worn out playing that record(yes, vinyl) a million times in a roll! 😂
If you haven’t done his rendition of Bridge Over Troubled Water, it’s a must! I promise, he makes you feel his words. Just so beautiful and touching.
In 56 in Jacksonville Fl there was a warrant for his arrest if he moved provocatively with his hips and legs.
Police were in the audience to nab him when he did.Elvis outsmarted them.He moved his little finger and the fans screamed wildly.God love Elvis.One of a kind.Never to be duplicated.
Wasn’t that the one in which he wiggled his finger?
@@benmoore42 yes but the movie has him elsewhere and singing Trouble which he did not sing until 1960. Also, he never fired the Colonel in public. He had too much class to do that.
Elvis was a Phenomena. His presence was overwhelming. Nobody else had what he had. Truly one of a kind. To have never heard his voice or his live performances on video would be a loss. Like your videos, fun to watch.
Elvis was the FIRST to ever move on stage on that. See those singers behind him? That was the most anyone had seen out of anyone on stage to that point. He was king straight out the womb! Started it all
Great reaction. Your smile is irresistible. Just like Elvis'.❤️❤️❤️
Young and innocent, this is the best version for me, not knowing what the future held.
May God bless you as he's blessed me 😪..
A born natural entertainer from the beginning.
His moves were of ‘great concern’ to many people but we loved his moves!!
Glad you enjoyed this one. He was quite the character. He liked to laugh and have s good time. Watched it to the end. Thanks for the reaction.
Thank you Jamie for sending me this to check out
Elvis made 31 movies and 3 live concert movies and one tv special
I believe he did 2 live concert movies and the one tv special.
@@TheBohemianAngels1. that's the way it. is, 2.on tour 3. Hello from hawaii.
I know because I have all his movies on dvd and all his albums on cd I've been a elvis fan six I was 6 and I'm now 51
@@ianraymondback Actually, i'm also a huge fan since way back as well. I think you are mixing television appearances as "live concert "MOVIES", and they are not considered the same. Elvis did 31 movies and two concert documentaries. Those would be different than Elvis appearing on live t.v. which we know he did a #, including the Aloha from Hawaii, and the Frank Sinatra appearance. Let me know which is the 3rd concert documentary he did? A big of background, Elvis was under contract to continue to do two more movies, but gave them the concert documentaries because he didn't want to do more movies. Respectfully, just trying to make sure we get the right info documented. Let me know otherwise.
Ed Sullivan was great. Bringing all the rock groups on during the 1960's, thank You ED !!!!
This man had it all. Even at that young age his personality drew you in. Vicki
Charisma on another level!
You could imagine back then everyone was really quiet music was different, Then out of nowhere, Comes this guy! This is why they decided to film him from the waist up only. But he still found a way. What I like about Elvis is, He's always different in the way he sings and moves, he's never the same way all the time.
Great reaction! Elvis was, is, and always will be the best entertainer ever!! Ladies and men both enjoyed Elvis. Undeniable talent. You should check out his 68 comeback special version of " Trying to get to you". Thank you for your reaction.
Elvis was, is, and will always be the best of all!!!!😉
GD he was a god. I've been a fan since I was 4 years old. I LOVE that people keep discovering him and why is KING. As John Lennon said "Before anyone did anything, Elvis did everything". He is a legend and an everlasting dreamboat
Good Heaven! I was one year old October 28 1956! Thanks Elvis!
Elvis was and is great! Talented, generous, and a great sense of humor. He thought it was hilarious that the girls screamed at his littlest movements, so he would have fun teasing them!
He was one awesome man. I like watching him sing fever in 73 aloha from Hawaii concert. He shifts a shoulder and the girls go nuts
I know to today’s audience this looked tame.....but 60 years ago this was new, unknown, and considered dangerous....but it was new and revolutionary
Elvis was only 21 on this show, so gorgeous amazing performer thank you for video
man you hit it on the button. At the time his moves were only JUST legal. Hello from England.
watch the Milton Berle show hound dog version. Thats the move right there.
I watched til the end.
I adore Elvis.
Watch Mean Woman Blues and Rock A Hula Baby
"This man could dance, this man could sing, this man had it all!"
You are spot on. This was a fab performance of a classic track. He was 21 in 1956 and he had the world at his feet. As you can hear from the screaming, TV was live - no autotune and no do-overs if you messed up.
It's 2021 so it's difficult to appreciate the impact that he had at that time; the only thing I can say is that nobody had ever seen anything like Elvis before.
I really enjoyed your warm reaction. It's good to see younger people reacting to Elvis.
I think he was around 21 years old how beautiful and perfect was this
Hi Adogg,
Can you imagine having that much power over everyone at just 21.
He just had so much charisma and danced the way he felt the music 🎶
Thank you Adogg xxx 💝
One of the things I loved about Elvis was his humour, he never really took himself seriously, often laughing at himself. And that's very sexy. He wasn't what I would call dancer but he could certainly move. And did.
Elvis made a total of about 33 movies, between 1956 through 1972 (the last two being documentaries).
Elvis was in at least 40 movies. Kid Galahad, Blue Hawaii, Love Me Tender are just a couple. Great reaction. If you can't tell I love me some Elvis.
31 movies 2 documentaries
He was such a shy person if u can believe that but somehow changed onstage...still retaining his humble and fun ways - he never understood why he was SO popular all his life....very spiritual and a deeper person than most realise.
Thankyou for the upload 🤟🏼💞 Never seen the full talking bit before & after...plus i LOVE when he goes totally wild like a rag doll ...he never rehearesed, just moved as the music took him...never be another RIP ELVIS u gave ur all 🙏
Elvis made 31 movies and 2 documentrys.
_That's_ what real charisma looks like.
He was so shy and humble…almost to the point of embarrassment. Elvis was a man, a gentleman and a true entertainer. God bless Elvis.
Just Pretend by Elvis is another classic.
My mother saw Elvis live! She said that was the height of her life the stars in her eyes shined when she talked about that night!! ❤️Tennessee
June 5, 1956 Elvis gave American culture "Hond Dog" live on Milton Berle's show; he bumped and grinded and tore the place apart. Make sure you see that version with live footage and live audio!
"Hound Dog", of course...
The First Time He Was On This Show. They Would Try & Just Show Upper Waist. He Really Held Back In This Show Appearance & He Made A Little Funny Showing That. Yep He had To Hold Back A Lot In Those Days. I Loved Him & Still Do. Thank You For Showing Him #HOG
Young elvis bro handsome like a hell ,girls was going crazy
I think it was this performance that lead to Elvis only being televised from the waist up on his next, and his last, Ed Sullivan show in January 1957.
Sally, You are right..He only had one more performance in January..After 10+ appearances, sponsors pressured CBS to censor..Go Figure..Think the "Damage" was done by then..LOL...The Rest is History...CBS and Ed had grown very fond of Elvis by now and just before the last show they telegrammed Elvis and suggested he close with a spiritual/Gospel, so Elvis chose his Mother's Favorite. Peace in The Valley...If you go to the Official Graceland You Tube channel in their "Archives' Series, they show the actual telegram from CBS and ED.....
@@RJsStudio131 I’ll check that out, thanks. I don’t think they prewarned Elvis they were only going to show him from the waist up. I think it was during Don’t Be Cruel, towards the end, where it seems Elvis spots a monitor. You can see a fleeting expression on his face and then he launches into a full blown “body” finale.
I watched all the way to the end and loved your reaction to a song that came out one year before I was born, I'm loving reliving all these memories through your eyes and the eyes of other young people on the internet, at first I was scared to even touch a computer, now I'm looking at CZcams videos, my kids are saying you go Mom!
Elvis did 33 movies ..... And 2 documentary ..... And recorded exactly 769 songs ..... And he stopped public appearances in 1977 at 42 yrs old ..... Just so you know .....
Elvis made nicknamed Elvis the Pelvis back when he started because of his moves they were said to be indecent by some. When he exploded onto the stage in 1954 he started a new era in music history....as John Lennon once quoted...'Before Elvis there was Nothing.'
and he hated that nickname.
ELVIS PRESLEY THE KING OF ROCK AND ROLL. ELVIS WAS THE BEST.
Should check out Suspicious Minds..he in his prime and makes some great moves
Elvis made over 31 movies, & he sang & danced in most of them. He wanted to be a more serious actor, but this is what his fans wanted, & those movies were make a lot of money, so that is what they wanted him to make. In the end, he got so frustrated that he decided to return to what he enjoyed the most, live on-stage performances, & he did a Comeback Special in 1968, which has some wonderful singing & yes, some dancing too. He loved singing & dancing before his fans, & was always interacting with them, in a way that no other singers were doing back then, & probably not now either. He made his fans feel special … made them feel as if he knew each one of them personally, & that is what made Elvis so very special.
Elvis made 31 movies. He hated making most of them in the 60's. Elvis is the best!
He enjoyed making them up until around 1965 when they became less appealing and routine and the songs were didn't and kitty level. He said he got physically ill from making those later films. Harum Academy was horrible and he hated it.
IT'S SO GOOD TO HAVE THESE OLD VIDEOS OF ELVIS. LOVE THEM.
The conservative old people didn't like that back in the day he was dubbed Elvis the pelvis
And now us "conservative old people" love him! :-)
Devil, too, I think.
That made the girls scream for him even more.
That made the girls scream for him even more.
That great man had it all 💕💕💕
...fun....women....REALLY responding to Elvis...1970 Las Vegas live...LOVE ME TENDER....
ELVIS is always the best of the best ! only two sings can wake my insides up and make me feel like dancing they are -- ELVIS AND COURTNEY !! thank you !
Love elvis
Thank u for posting this... I've never seen the whole video... this is AWESOME... my mom was 16 when this came out. Obviously she loved ELVIS.. and raised me on Elvis... truly thought I had seen everything.. this is new to me.. thank u
Man I was a little girl in love with Elvis! I was in ninth grade when he died I was devastated! Back then all Elvis had to do was wiggle his pinky finger and every woman would lose their mind!
As a teenage girl, I used to go see Elvis movies on Saturdays. 'Girls, girls, girls', 'Love me Tender', 'Casino Royal' & on & on. Many TV shows refused to show him from the waste down because of his 'vulgar' hip movements. LOL All the best acts were on Ed Sullivan. The Beatles' first US debut was on Ed Sullivan & I sat on my parents floor & saw them & the girls reactions were just like this. LOL
This song they wouldn't let him do his moves. Like in 5he Milton burl show.
For some more of Elvis' dance moves, see Elvis Presley - A Big Hunk O' Love (Remix).
Elvis, you left us far too soon.
Once you start you can't stop Elvis pulls you to him and never let's you go
He starred in 33 movies plus 2 documentaries.
Ed Sullivan once told Elvis he couldn't be on his show if he moved his hips. Elvis asked if he could move anything. Ed told him he could move his little finger. Elvis sang & had his little finger moving all over the place. 🎵
Elvis starred in thirty one movies
What is truly amazing about all the screaming is that this is a TV show at a time when the youth culture was just beginning (thanks almost completely to Elvis), so this was not a concert full of teenagers like one of his regular shows. This was a TV show so only a small section of the audience were teenage girls. The great majority of the audience were older people there just to see an Ed Sullivan Show. If that studio would've been packed with teenagers it would've been deafening.
How many movies did Elvis Presley appear in?
31 feature films
Starting with Elvis' first movie, “Love Me Tender,” Elvis starred in 31 feature films as an actor and two theatrically released concert documentary films, all of which enjoyed financial success.
At least 6 to 10 women fainted every concert THX Adogg👍🐐👏🎉
I was born 7 years later after the airing of this show, same month, different day. We watched Ed Sullivan growing up
React to Elvis singing COME ON EVERYBODY from the movie VIVA LAS VEGAS.
he done an even raunchier version of Hound Dog on the Milton Berle Show. At the end, when the band thought it was all over, Elvis started up a slow and sexy Blues version which almost blew up America. The band didnt know what to do so just joined in as best they could....you gotta watch it!!!
As simple as this performance looks now, it was a new thing to see such actions on stage, parents hated him as the country was largely conservative christian back then. When Elvis first started many radio stations would not play his records, some stations even stopped playing rock and roll all together and made a big deal out of it - until they saw all the money they were losing and things gradually loosened up.
Have you heard Elvis Presley's "Blue Moon of Kentucky"? I had this on my 45 record player on Sun Records. Flip side is "That's Alright Mama"...both greats! I think this might have been Elvis' first record.
The Goat 🎸🎸🎸🎸
A great performance from Elvis check out the Milton Berle show he really moved on that one make sure you watch it all thank you was there to the very end ✌
My coworker and her friend saw Elvis perform in St. Louis before he joined the Army, he wore a gold suit. She said the girls screamed so loud she never heard him sing!
Elvis Unchained Melody!! Is a must React!
I watched the entire video. This comment is for Elvis and the Black community and your request for another documentary.
Elvis Presley and Johnny Bragg.
Enjoy!✌️
Way before it’s time.
So much fun!! 😊 thank you 😎
I believe Elvis had around 31, 32 movies through the 50s and late 60s👍
Another great one...Loving your reactions Adogg.........
This was the year before I was born and normally women did not act like this! He brought out the beast in women! That's why they began to only show him from the waist up! He was a phenomena! ELVIS WILL ALWAYS BE THE KING!
I just found your you tube channel. I can tell your a good man . You like Elvis and your a white Sox fan . So in my book your all right.
Truly believe I've had the best of both worlds... was Raised on Elivs by my Mom.. who just turned 80a few days ago ... but also knowing Micheal Jackson's music.. my life was influenced by the 2 best ever... Elvis the King and Michael the Prince...both were so amazing...
Hey sweetheart, I love your Elvis reactions., they don't suprise me but it's fun to see him still touching people all this time. As for Elvis dancing, the next time he did the Ed Sullivan show, they filmed him from the waist up. He went thru so much those days. Would you react to walk a mile in my shoes and you gave me a mountain this time. Keep up the good work, we Elvis fan's love you.!!! Thanks lori 1935tcb.
Elvis when her performed in the early days on TV often the only showed him from the waist up!