Vocal Coach REACTS - Elvis Presley - Suspicious Minds
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As B.B.King said ..Elvis had everything! Talent, charisma, charm. There's never been before and will never be again a more perfect entertainer
so true..the only one !
So I moved down to Medellín Colombia a little over 4 yrs ago. I have always thought poor Elvis he cant go anywhere in the world bcz he's so recognizable. Well here they really haven't been turned on to him. So I gladly always say you need to see the king. Afterwards all the ladies are so turned on! It's funny and I get to see people initial reaction to the best entertainer the world has ever seen. Every single time I show it the expression on the all the ladies faces is priceless!
Greatest smile I've ever seen.
And he was white. Which is why he became so popular, singing black songs.
Clarify; it wasn’t Elvis’ music. Elvis’ never wrote a song. Other people wrote for him once he was a huge success. When he was starting off he just performed blues songs black artists wrote, with a country twang.
40 years later and Elvis still sounds like the future of music
We can only dream...
I saw Elvis live in 1972. He laughed a lot at the "showbiz" part of his act. He did NOT take himself seriously, he laughed as though he were laughing with the audience and the show. He also let the audience take pictures. The audience he drew was the most mixed type of people I have ever seen. EVERYBODY went to see Elvis.
My sis said the same thing about 1974 show. Elvis & the audience had inside jokes and laughed together. He'd wiggle his pinkie then wait - they knew the cue. All good fun & awesome music.
He had extreme stage freight so tye laughter could have been a way to make him more relaxed
@@kenputt2482 His laugh was not a nervous one, he was having fun.
I was a 12 year old girl at school camp in 1977 when we heard on the radio that ELVIS had died… it was like the sun had fallen from the sky and all the stars had gone dark….60 plus 12 year old girls crying hysterically for most of the day.. all these years later I still cry like a baby almost every time I hear him sing … the emotion he put into every song was just so beautiful and moving… RIP ELVIS ..Tcb..the King will never be forgotten.
Elvis has been gone for 44 years but he still makes the pretty girls quiver...
What about the "not so pretty girls" ?
@@rodb9275 Doesn't apply in the case of Rebecca.
And his corporation still brings in millions
@@lucifer73 Gotcha! I took it the wrong way, before. My apologies.
@@rodb9275 what, you talking about yourself or
One person just shouldn't be allowed to have that much talent, looks and sense of humor.
He's brilliant.
Talent? He could sing like.. well Elvis, and was a great performer. But then what? He could barely play a musical instrument, and wouldn't know how to write a note of music if a C Sharp hit him him and face.
@@guytansbariva2295 Hey could barely play an instrument? First of all, his voice was his instrument! And second, He could play the guitar (rhythym) Obviously you never saw the '68 comeback special, where he played the guitar on several songs, and even did an outstanding job during Baby What you want me to do. Just listen to his first Sun recordings, and there you can here he was an accomplished rhythym player. And yes he used his guitar as a prop too on stage during the concert years, and was part of his act! He didn't know how to read music, but neither did Jimi Hendrix, that says nothing at all. Elvis had enough musical knowledge to work with his musicians in the studio and stage alike! He also did play the piano very well. He also did play the bass part on Baby I don't care in 1957, since Bill Black who was used to a stand up bass, couldn't handle the Fender bass, so Elvis played that part. I'm reading these arguments over and over again, and mosly by people who base their facts on assumptions and general opinions. And even if he couldn't play an instrument at all, Elvis would still have been a great entertainer. Please note that even James Burton stated that Elvis had a sense of rhythym on guitar, that only few people have. Glen Hardin his piano player stated that Elvis could play the piano, but was not a virtuoso.
@@freddysnip6257 Yes, we all know of his magnetism, especially the early Sun sessions, but my point is that it's sad his career and life were overshadowed by manipulative people, drugs and drink. Typical for some sadly
@@guytansbariva2295 I agree on drugs as in prescribed meds in excessive doses, and he was manipulated in some ways yes, but he had the choice to say no. As far as drinking alcohol, many people claimed he did, I don't know where that comes from, but he wasn't a drinker.
@@freddysnip6257 Ok, so he didn't drink, big deal. Southern boy raised by his Momma, makes sense. Although most of the great musicians and artists say that drinking and/or drugs helped them to create their masterpieces. I digress, but anyway Elvis is Elvis, one of the top selling musicians around the world so we know people love him.
I am 76 years old and I never stopped loving Elvis .
Luciano Pavarotti once said that if Elvis it had classical voice training he might well have been the greatest opera singer of the century. That's pretty damn impressive. You should check out his live performance a bridge over troubled water.
I love him singing that song.
Elvis loved opera. One of his favorite singers was Mario Lanza.
@@JHargis68 I didn't know that!
@@stevedahlberg8680 Elvis literally loved just about all kinds of music, from blues and gospel to traditional pop (he was a huge Dean Martin fan) to country and bluegrass (as evidenced by "Little Cabin on the Hill" and the "A Hundred Years From Now" studio jam from the expanded "Elvis Country" album). And he incorporated them all into his music and his singing.
@@JHargis68 I had no idea!
His version of Unchained Melody live is one of the most heartbreakingly beautiful songs ever.
Amen. I agree.
Nadia Smit.....I cannot agree with you more...he gave a performance that we will NEVER ever ever see the likes of again ...he was an absolute genius!!!...... as you said Dad and excellent.
Besides Elvis the righteous brothers version is also very great
Elvis was the king though
Hurt from 1977 is awesome too. Actually, voice wise, he was at the pinnacle of his art on his last live performance, even if he could barely talk.
As Sammy Davis Jr. said, 'there's Elvis and then there's everybody else.' Definitely THE KING!
LOL I love it
I am sure what he meant was, Elvis did what he was told to do, everybody else did what they wanted.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 I am sure what he meant was that Elvis was the greatest entertainer of his time and no one else came close!
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 Mmmm not after 68. He had everyone by the balls by then.
@@swangonzalez4797 no he did not. he was a controlled puppet.
Elvis would be proud still touching people's hearts all these years later.
Elvis Presley is the best thing that ever came to Europe from America. There will never be another incredible artist like him.
For me, Elvis is, was and always will be the greatest of all time.
Thank you for Elvis Presley I am sending from Germany.
Elvis is truly a legend! WOW what an insane performance!
That was one performance from one show! He did 2 shows a day!!!
There’s a reason he is the top selling singer OF ALL TIME. There is no voice like Elvis. Her literally could sing anything. The greatest voice that ever lived.
i mean i agree but i think hes a contender not set in stone you also have mj Freddie Mercury dee snider aretha franklin david bowie etc plenty of absolutely amazing talent in history and i dont think anyone sits at the top
I think michael jackson is the greatest voice ever
The voice of the universe!!
He was a good singer and performer. There are many of them. Anyone who says any any singer is or was the best ever is speaking from emotion, not objectivity. Sorry, and I'm sure you mean it.
@@totallylegit7161 Steve Perry
My boy is the most fantastic artist, he was the whole package, he invented cool,
No one will ever topple his crown and no one could ever even come near to him,he
will always be the best entertainer that ever graced this 🌎 goddam planet.
Everything about this man was and still is amazing, nobody will ever compare to this man.
I went to his concerts and I must say they were absolutely electrifying, you could feel the energy emanating from him❤❤❤
Was it the drugs?
@@louiseasmith1336 nope. ..just his performance. .no drugs needed 👍
Wow how amazing, was it Vegas!?🤩
@@antoniettemusolino1317 among many yes😊
@@bobbiemarsden4340 how cool😎👍
An authentic performance with real sweat and no auto tune or lip sync, just pure energy and charisma on an epic level. 👍🔥😎
Right. REAL voice. No gimmicks or technology. Just his own voice. A very powerful performer.
The righteous brothers Elvis Presley Roy orbison and luciano Pavarotti were the real deal if they even try to use auto tune their voices break the equipment proven point
Well said.
THERE IS NO ONE THAT HAS SOUNDED THIS GOOD LIVE!!! I watched Elvis performances- Aloha from Hawaii and listened to several live albums- he did in the 70's when I was a child growing up in the 80's. Listening to Elvis' voice was my mom and my own comfort. I loved watching Elvis performances also because he was so uncanny and funny live. I don't see that alot in performers nowadays.
I loved watching you watch this! He was really drawing out that song with his sexuality, loved he made you holler! He was afraid that people would forget him, Im sure he’s thrilled that someone who wasn’t born yet when he passed took such great pleasure in his performance ♥️
“Forget him”… Aliens and robots will be admiring Elvis a million years from now.
There's a chance that everyone forget HIM. The frickin' sun must grow and swallow the entire earth, it doesn't matter though, if there's an afterlife he'll live eternally there and in the minds of our immortal souls. He'll be like a greek or roman legend. We love you Elvis, in this world an in the next. Long live the KING!!! ♥️🎸👑
@@82pythons85 That they will! I've watching a few of these "live reaction vids" and I laugh at the hosts obviously new generation born decades after his death, only realising now what a truly magnificent performer he was, he had oodles and oodles of charisma, sexiness, talent in wheelbarrow loads, humility, he was the full package! I'm so glad new fans are discovering what many of us have known for years and still morn his death at such a young age, 42! May he be resting in peace, he gave it his all and did it his way, thank goodness for that!
More than 40 years since Elvis left us, but he is still the King for a reason...
Your damn right
@@charlesreggiocpwf3563 You're
@@Sheseasyouthere 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 are you serious? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No one could do it. Impressive❤
Check out Pastor Bob Joyce.CZcams.
Yep..
This man died three days after my fourteenth birthday, I was devastated, my parents hid all the newspapers from me so they could break the sad news, they knew how much I loved this artist, for me there will never be anyone who comes close to him, his throat was kissed by angels…he was gone too soon.💚
As a child I would watch him in concert, early 70s. My mother was beside herself while he sang. We didn't dare interrupt. Still to this day I will listen to Elvis and I'm still awestruck. One of a kind.
Simply the king. As John Lenon said "Before Elvis there was nothing."
so by that statement is he saying Elvis created the world?
Or
was he making fun of Elvis?
That comment is in regards to the Rock music industry as a whole, and a singing "star", a new concept. Of course there where Black blues players and Jazz singing stars in America decades before, but nobody knew about them.
The Beatles really admired Elvis, and they ended up eclipsing him in just about every way.
I heard a story that Paul became a vegatarian because of Linda, but also how fat and slovenly Elvis had gotten in the mid-70's.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 John was a smartass, so probably both. They admired Elvis, in England there was nothing like him. But on the other hand, Elvis relied on handlers and song writers throughout his career, something the Beatles never needed.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 No he wasn't making fun of Elvis. This is the response he gave when asked what got him into wanting to be a rock star.
@@guytansbariva2295
you "Of course there where Black blues players and Jazz singing stars in America decades before, but nobody knew about them. "
are you serious?
The voice is great. The performance is fantastic. The cool factor is 11 out of 10.
I remember seeing Elvis in "That's the Way it Is" and Aloha when I was five or six years old. I thought "This is the coolest dude who ever lived".
And that opinion has never changed.
This is literally the best performance he ever did if you ask me
That voice without the accompaniments just sends shivers down everyone's spine! So incredible!
Karate stances, brilliant voice, gospel tones, fantastic band behind him, great song, and he never did a song the same way twice that is THE KING.
The ultimate artist and showman inspired many but never replaced.
I'd say Freddie Mercury was the ultimate showman, and Elvis wasn't an artist because he was rudimentary on musical instruments and never wrote his own songs.What he had was great stage presence and personality, and that incredible voice. I think I've pretty much summed it up, eh Rebecca? 😋
@@guytansbariva2295 ye for me Freddie Mercury is the absolutely GOAT
@@sava9e266 yes, for musical rock showmen. If I want to sit in a smoky blues club and feel the power, I'd go with BB King, Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, and Stevie Ray Vaughn.
@@guytansbariva2295 Eh who do you think Freddie wrote crazy little thing called love for? A
@@maxrav1831 who cares who Freddie wrote the song for. Doesn't change the fact that Elvis is was and always been overrated. Mostly loved by 80 year old Grandmothers these days.
He wasn’t nervous, it was a legendary performance.
He was absolutely nervous! Satellite concert shown around the world.
It's awesome to see his performance still have the same effect on women as it did back in the 1950's. It's truly transcendent to see this young lady's reaction
Not just Elvis but the band was amazing. The amount of songs they had to know while watching his movements for the change ups that could come out of nowhere, while showing the audience that they are having the best times of their lives.
Indeed!
Band members said they had to learn his body language. He used karate moves to cut off songs or start new ones. Sometimes he took requests from audience members and would do an unplanned song on a dime. His band was amazing and he was great to them as well. I’m covering Elvis and a member of the TCB band next week so I’ve been researching this all week.
Of course you have to stop and mention how handsome Elvis was. The greatest there ever was or ever will be. Thanks Rebecca
I'm a 44yr old guy who lives in Kentucky. My mom is a HUGE Elvis fan. I also recently just watched this movie. It's a helluva movie and watching it invigorated a passion for Elvis that I did not know I had. I've always liked him but now I love him. Especially his later stuff. My mom says his later concerts where extremely passionate and that he dripped passion with every breath and movement. Along with If I Can Dream, Suspicious Eyes is another one of my favorite songs of Elvis that I have liked since I was a teenager. Great stuff... Watching his I Can Dream debut on CZcams brought me to your channel as this is my 1st time here. I subscribed and liked. It's great to see a guy that my mom loved in her day (she is 68) still influencing and inspiring people today. If I Can Dream is a song that rings especially true during these trying times that we are living in... Long live The King!
@Peace UP
I must add, in my opinion, there has never been a time when Elvis wasn`t passionate about his music. All his performances were driven by a magical force.
It`s funny, you`re from Kentucky :) I so love his "Kentucky Rain". In fact, I love his album "From Elvis in Memphis", since you mentioned that you especially love his later stuff :)
It`s a fact that your mom has incredible taste :)))
What you said about ‘you liked Elvis but now you love him after watching the movie and you put it perfectly I am the same
I am really digging the reaction of the vocal coach. Her reaction seems so authentic . It's great to see after all these years that Elvis can still turn people on.
YES!
She expressed what we all thought and wanted to feel, too.
She was really great, got me excited with her 🤣
It was a verry sexy response. Blows my mind that Elvis', let's call it mojo, had the same effect on a woman in 2021 as it did in 1969.
@@rodscooltunes1640 When the vocal coach says she really like to meet him you believe her. Elvis should only know that 45 years after he left this Earth that he can still make pretty ladies hot and bothered. Most men can't even do that now !
Elvis in his prime, what's not to absolutely love about this performance? Fun reaction. 👍
Wasn’t he wonderful? So handsome, talented, everything? There will only be one King of Rock and Roll! ELVIS
That man had it all right up to the end, his voice never failed him, so very sad that this wonderful man is gone, There will never, ever be another like him
@@garymoulthrop8668 He's not really gone. If you message me I can show you.
You have o idea how much joy I get watching people experiencing Elvis. HE IS AN EXPERIENCE!
same
I don't think he can stop the music coming out of him from everywhere
Elvis singing If I can dream. His best performance ever.
Elvis has now left the building!
it probably is my favorite live performance period.
My No 1 all time favourite, written for the 68' special.
Mankinds best performance ever... I believe.
As an old English punk, you don't have to be a vocal coach to love "The King!"🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
Probably the worlds greatest live performer. He owned the stage....absolutely brilliant!
You are a hoot to watch reacting to Elvis. The pleasure was ours!!!!! Love your personality. Rock on!
Elvis touches everyone in different ways you just got "emotional" amazing very lovely handsome man and what a voice! He's doing karate moves .. love your reactions 😂❤️🔥 Elvis forever 2022..
You can't do enough of him.. He was, is and will always be the King.. Talk about a performer.. Appreciate you so much for this.
So I "thank you, thank you very much"...
Greatest performer ever most handsome man charisma and talent is off the charts thank you great reaction 👍👍
It was Las Vegas. 2 shows a night/ 6 nights a week for months without a break. 1000 seat theatre. He was in his prime and the schedule still almost killed him.
I remover seeing him several times at the Las Vegas Hilton.
I watched it, now I know why he's the king!!! , its so electrifying, that energy, I dunno y im in tears, its a lot of mix feeling, I feel like im there watching live. so FA-KING good!!!
Elvis was charisma incarnate, and that energy can still come thru a tv screen or phone 50+ years later.
I watched an interview where he explained that his stage fright never really went away and his leg shaking was how he directed that nervous energy
This man was out of this world good. Vocals, performing, groove, originality… when this dude was on stage the world stopped to watch and listen. LEGEND.
He was working his ass off to be relevant in a fast changing popular music world. And as I see it now I could cry about it’s beauty.
He and the drummer were always challenging each other - you saw him look back and grin…
Do you know how Tutt got hired? They'd already chosen another but let him audition anyway. Elvis told him "the other guys were great but you never took your eyes off me".... he followed Elvis' every move. Love him, Scheff & the others bassists.
The band is killing it!
The TCB Band was the best ever. Three of its members (James Burton, Jerry Scheff and Glen D. Hardin) joined John Denver's band after Elvis' passing.
Wow
That bass player is ripping it up!
You know what's so special about Elvis he has those beautiful eyes and that sexy smile not to mention he looks so great in that suit can dance charisma you can never take your eyes off him plus his voice is like nobody else
Outrageous!
I have to disagree on the voice reverend rob joyce sounds exactly like him
So basically, all of him, I agree
@@jimmysmith773 No he doesn't, he doesn't look like him either
ELVIS could sing any song with conviction. He believed in every song he sang. He took it deep in his soul and every emotion he ever felt came out immersed in the lyrics. You listening to to them felt his heartbreak, excitement, passion as your very own. So you feel connected on a spiritual level. YOU experience the emotion he conveyed. You can do that because he believed his song. A song is a Dream and all Elvis' dreams came true. How can you not love him for that? Elvis was fascinated by power but had so much respect for Authority. He has Blatant Sensuality, but could be a shy Momma's boy. These multiple aspects of his personality seemed to enhance his immage, account for the way his appeal bridge cultural, economic, generational gaps all over the world. Women could lust after him or want to mother him or be his little sister. He was macho enough for young studs to admire, but was devoutly religious & believed in family values. In a strange way Elvis had became everyman. There was always a part of him that struck a responsive cord in the listener - as if he had became a part of you, or you of him.
4:24 "Ah Yes! Give it me!" Mesmerized Rebecca lost her words lol! Great review on Elvis! Too many people these days have no idea about how talented he truly was.
ELVIS is and will be the KING till Kingdom Come!!!
We were blessed with his talent forever...
One of his backup singers once said that when Elvis entered a room everything would stop and no one would speak. The would just look at him.
Elvis still has it , the one and only Elvis !
It's OK, Rebecca, I fangirl for Elvis and am proud of it. I was dancing and leg shaking as well. Love Elvis so much! 💖
So glad he was the first singer I listened to at the age of 3. Paved the road, you know. "THIS is how it needs to be done". The timbre (Unchained Melody), the sassyness (Fever), the warmth (In the ghetto) the growl (If I can dream) he had fucking EVERYTHING.
The unquestioned King. No one had the full package like he had.
Btw: I'm singing Heavy Metal and Hard Rock today. I couldn't do it with a certain soul if it wasn't for him.
That voice was tooooooo mesmerizing ... he definitely had everyone weak in the knees
This man inspired the Beatles. Just to show his influence and presence.
Also freddie mercury
@@lasttiger221 Also Everybody
John Lennon said "before Elvis, there was nothing".
That man was a legend, he can sing pop, rock and western perfectly. He always smiled and looks like he had a great time. Mighty craic
It's cool to see younger people appreciate the King. Elvis was one of a kind. Thanks for making this Rebecca. I almost cried too. ;)
Hi Rebecca, yes Elvis had a great personality and this is reflected in his voice when he sings. I love the way you do your reaction 😘
I LOVE THAT MAN!!! I grew up on Elvis. I was blessed enough to see him live in March 1977, I was 7, just before he died. What an amazing experiance! Fast forward to me, raising my own children, they too were brought up on Elvis....and much more. They are now 23, 26 and 27. They often bring up that they are the "only" people on the planet that can know the words to Elvis songs! I take that as a compliment!!!!!!!! They just laugh.
bullshit!
'How Great Thou Art' is good too. ELVIS loved to sing Gospel
Big. Jay. You. R. Soso. Rt
His studio version from 1966 is best. It's not only beautiful, but reverent.
See why? Pastor Bob Joyce. CZcams.
Makes sense...
Yes!! his voice was made for that song! i love the 1972 concert version
Saw Elvis 2 times in the 70s. Still the King......Always will be!
Elvis is the ultimate expression of the human heart.
The best looking man I’ve ever seen. American Trilogy another good one. Aloha From Hawaii best concert.
This guys giving everything he has in this performance!
He makes me cry every time. He's the Man! 🤟🏼The King
She gets Elvis. I’m sorry to say I didn’t for years, at least not until I started reading interviews of the people he touched. I gave Elvis another shot, and now there is no looking back.
Elvis Presley - If I Can Dream ('68 Comeback Special 50th Anniversary ) this will blow you away if you havent seen it cheers
As outstanding a performer and with such stage presence... his band deserves kudos... the drummer and that BASSIST tear it up!!! They were on fire that night... for sure!!
The drummer Ronnie Tutt is still perforing today. Jerry Scheff is the bass player.
I went to this concert he stopped the whole thing to get the speakers fixed he said this speaker needs that this speaker needs this and stopped for about 10 minutes and then continue this concert
Damn right the band was awesome and Elvis was on fire between the lyrics the music and his moves just awesome, an awesome site to see, The King Forever.
I'm glad people are appreciating the absolute talent Elvis surrounded himself with on stage. The band and vocalists needed to be on par, and able to keep up with Elvis' impulsive performances. No doubt Elvis would have needed to tone down the physicality of his act as he got older, if we hadn't lost him so soon, but he could keep an audience enthralled just with his voice. Such range, and absolutely divine vibrato. The host brought up one thing that I think surprised her, and that was the fun that Elvis had on stage. When he flashed his killer smile his whole face would light up. The man loved what he did, and the audience got caught up in that. We still get caught up in it, watching these films and videos decades later.
@@TheJer1963 Sadly, Ronnie Tutt passed away in October of last year. He was with Neil Diamond's band for several years after Elvis' passing. Jerry Scheff, Glen D. Hardin and James Burton all joined John Denver's band after Elvis died.
Excellent reaction and assessment, Rebecca. Wow is our reaction every time we listen to his music. Speaking for millions of fans I’m sure! Have a blessed day!
GREAT REACTION. I met Elvis when I was 16 years old and he was real.
Lovely Rebecca, chillin’ out with The King…that’s a good start to the weekend.
Elvis was the greatest singer of all time
Had to be God-sent; this man had so much beauty, so much charm and charisma, and that VOICE is supernatural. He is a wonder. People, including me, still long for this performance, this charm, this voice. Who doesn't want to hug Elvis? Amazing.
I don't wanna hug him but would love to have been in his band.
I don’t ever recall a moment in Elvis short life where he was ever pitchy… dude was flawless on the mic.
He learned karate in the late 60s while mounting his comeback, after fading a bit in the middle of the decade. He incorporated that into his performances; mentally serene and physically dynamic.
Elvis did suffer from stage fright. He talked about it in an interview. There are video clips of him backstage, quite nervous before going on. But once he went on stage and the lights were on, it all went away. :) Love Elvis
Elvis was simply STUPENDOUS 🥰🥰🥰🥰
This was the most fun reaction I have ever seen! Of course Elvis was wonderful, but your reactions were such a delight to see and I loved that you could feel his joy in the performance.
The fact that he remembers ALL of the lyrics from these shows is incredible. Long before prompters with 2 inch fonts.
He's got a photographic memory
This costume and the one he wore in Comeback Special are very iconic!
Here in Bendigo, Victoria, Australia we just had the Elvis Exhibition. Guess what one of his outfits was?(Among many others!)😱😍 Over 249,000 people went through in the 4 months it was shown.
@@andrewd7586 what was it?
@@jinx5739 ‘68 Comeback Special…Elvis wore all black leather…
He is fascinating to watch perform. So much charisma and self-confidence. He OWNS the place! And BTW, many people don't know that Elvis actually studied martial arts for many years (hence the flexibility) and was really accomplished at it. Black belts in Kempo and Tae Kwan Do forms of karate.
Saw Elvis at the Hilton during the seventies and the shows were spectacular....
This is the absolute best version of this. He adds the “shove it up your nose” and he’s playin’ with the back-up singer. Really really cool to see.
If you want to see and hear what an amazing voice Elvis had please watch him doing American Trilogy live in Hawaii.. He absolutely nails it..
Excellent performance
Yes. That is one of the greatest performances of all time.
I love watching this man just enjoying the hell out of entertaining his audience, ad libbing, playing with the background singers. Elvis gave people their money's worth and more. And yeah, I'm comfortable enough to say he was a very pretty man.
I love elvis with my whole soul, he deserved better, so much better😭
Got to play this song with Elvis in 74. One of my favorite songs
Where did you play with Elvis?
@@connienichols3422 in a studio in Memphis Elvis was one of my fathers best friends and that’s how I knew him we were able to play once together great experience my dad still has the recording it was a 45 min of us playing
@@bodyartweb How awesome for you.
@@bodyartweb wow how awesome that must must have been!!! Who is your dad if you dont me asking? And you should get in contact with the Spa Guy here on CZcams or Facebook and set up an interview with him of you and your dad if your willing to ofcourse. All of us fans would love to hear the whole story and even some of the recording. If your not familiar with The Spa Guy, his name is Billy Stallings and he travels around Mempis and the country filming places Elvis had been to during his life and he also researches to find stories like yours and brings it out to the fans. He just opened a new museum in Memphis called the Tigerman Museum and hes close with Elvis' cousin Billy Smith and his family who all lived at Graceland with Elvis. If you haven't seen his videos you should check them out, their pretty awesome. And like I said an amazing story like you have, I know he would want to document it and us fans would love to hear you and your dad tell it.
@@rwieber79 very cool my father is a well known musician from the 60s and then became in charge of all acts for a casino. I own a record label now. Will talk with spa guy soon.
Been a total metal head and primary screamo fan since I was a teenager.... Suspicious Minds is still one of my favorite songs
same here. Also think same of Hank Williams Jr. with his vocals.
I too have been a metal head for many years, but we cannot forget where it all started John Lennon said before Elvis there was nothing, and that is the truth, without that one man all that we know of rock n roll today would not be, Elvis is called the King Of Rock N Roll because He is the MAN. He spoon feed us Rock N Roll and we loved it. The Man, The King Forever!
My dad loved Elvis. The older I get, the more I realize why.
Elvis is the King of Rock and Roll. He's the Grand Daddy of every rock singer.
Elvis was a 8 degree black belt notice his moves.
he was hilariously bad at karate. if he was just a normal guy he would have been a green belt.
@@13christbane oh did you spar with him did you? Elvis could handle himself mate with or without karate.
@TheDg8640 Karate is Japanese but ok. 😅
he was an honorary black belt.
big difference.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 He was trained by Ed Parker & Super Foot Bill Wallace they didn't give out HONORARY Black Belts.
The King....his music is timeless.
Looking delicious as always, our loverly RVA.
Love you loads, have a great weekend xxx
He will always be the king. Love Rebecca's passion.
Elvis was the whole package my Grandparents saw him in Vegas in the 70s