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This was an elite performance for the ages, Elvis' regal voice could whisper like a soft breeze or roar like a lion, and we just saw both.
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You asked who was the greatest entertainer, performer, artist and singer ever there is your answer no question ELVIS!!!!!
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Elvis is considered to be THE greatest entertainer of the 20th century! You gotta check out the song My Way from the same concert, it’s also incredible!
Elvis did things that have never been able to be duplicated to this day.
If this song doesn’t give you goosebumps, check your pulse, you might be dead. One of Elvis’ backup singers was Cissy Houston, Whitney’s mother. She was part of the group The Sweet Inspirations. She said Elvis was so handsome, when he walked in the room, it was hard to concentrate on anything else. She also said he was very generous. She still has a gold bracelet that he gave her. How would you like to be Gabe Baltazar, the flutist, doing the flute solo with Elvis staring you down? Mr. Baltazar just passed on June 12, 2022 at 92. Love the Elvis snarl towards the end when he is still looking at the band. Also, the bling 💎 on his fingers; one woman tried to remove his ring when he held her hand during this concert. You need to watch the full Aloha Hawaii concert. Fantastic.
Wow that's awesome
I love the snarl too. Wonder what he was saying? Just maybe giving them the motion to play.
The ultimate American song by the ultimate entertainer at the ultimate global concert with the largest audience of all time.
Simply the King.
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Over a billion were watching the worldwide concert! Amazing performance!
Remember it like it was yesterday. Got to stay up late on a school night.
Number one performance of all time! Just the greatest! The KING…
Wow,wow,what a voice.
The KING!!!! There will NEVER be another one like him. AMAZING!!!!!
GREAT REACTION. American trilogy is a very powerful song about GOD AND COUNTRY.
I Love all of these reactions from all of u witnessing the the undisputed King of rock and roll
Thx for the love back at u hun
And Elvis could not read music, failed music at school. Yet arranged this whole song just by ear fucking amazing!!
Wow I could not tell thanks for this information amazed even more!❤️❤️❤️
Yup when he first started none of his band coukd read music. It was all by ear
@@kenputt2482 I said Elvis could not read music, and failed music at school not his band. Elvis used to conduct his band by his movements of his body,and used to arranged music by ear. Elvis just knew how he wanted his music to sound.
@@seamuslannon6972 I know. I'm just saying his whole band was amazing
@@kenputt2482 yes ken they were, something special, the back up singers/ gospel singers everyone was very special. Have a great day, do not let the anti Elvis racist get you down. Some days it can be hard, especially when dealing with the racist MJ fans. They will troll you for sure just stick by Elvis and you will be fine mate!!
Elvis had complete control of his band
What's so beautiful and powerful about this song is how it tells the story of the Civil War. Trilogy is a mesh of 3 songs. Dixie, which is an old southern folk song, representing the south, battle hymn of the republic, which is a song that Union soldiers marched to, representing the northern army, and All My Trials, which is an old African American spiritual, representing slavery and the human tragedy surrounding this conflict. Elvis loved his country and did a lot himself to fight for what was right. A truly amazing man and an amazing song.
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Great comment. To be honest, it took me some time in listening to American Trilogy before I grasped not only what it was about but how significant a song it was and the powerhouse of a delivery that he did. THEN I felt it belonged in what we use to call “The American Songbook” which consisted of old Americana songs, America The Beauty, our national anthem, etc. I don’t know how many people would appreciate it today. We’ve lost something in this country, something that was our bedrock.
@@memphisflashfan1 Amen. When i think of the men and women who died to preserve this country, it breaks my heart when people want to tear it down. Ken Burn's THE CIVIL WAR should be required viewing for high school graduation before kids go off to college to be indoctrinated otherwise. Oh my mistake, it's actually starting in grade school.
Elvis was GOD showing off
Elvis is conducting ... he & his background band & singers were ultimate professional enterainers. They practice shows & stayed connected during performances to deliver fantastic entertainment. Elvis loved his audience & worked hard to make sure the audience was never disappointed.
This is probably one of the best performances by anyone, with any song, ever! My absolute favorite... its on repeat in my car
He conducted the orchestra and backup singers with his bodty and face, watch how they watch every move he makes. He builds it then his sublime voice soars over them all. The best Gospel singer ever!
As an Australian, I feel more emotion listening Elvis sing American Trilogy than listening to the usual American anthem. Even I would stand and put my hand on heart if heard American Trilogy playing at events. Lol
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Such a great comment! It hits you right in the feels this song, and I'm from New Zealand.
Absolutely agree 💕
As an American I feel the same. It rivals Whitney Houston's rendition of the American Anthem
He directed the band with his body, you can see it in every song! Every person on that stage was 100 focused on him, because they never knew what he was going to do! If you pay attention, you can see where him and his Drummer duel, Elvis gives him a look, or a motion, and dares the drummer to keep up with him, Polk Salad Annie is a good example of that! Every roll over his shoulders matched the drums! I never knew that until I married my Husband, who was a professional musician, he said he didn't know if he could keep up with him! lol
Lol yes I noticed that!!! I mentioned it a few times in some of my reactions!❤️🤗
Yess and I love it! It’s one of the highlights of his performances besides his voice. The dancing overall however, his connection with the band is incredible. The drummer was magnificent!
Great reaction. Yeah the band was super tight, and Elvis always locked in tight with them. This was the Elvis that Muhammad Ali loved to watch on video after his buddy Elvis passed away a few years later.
People that paid Muhammad an occasional visit at his home over the years said it wasn't uncommon to walk in with Muhammad watching video of Elvis concert footage from this 1973 show.
It makes sense I guess considering Muhammad and Elvis met each other around the same time in 1973.
Muhammad Ali's wife Lonnie, and also his friend Tim Shanahan both said whenever Muhammad would get to missing his old friend Elvis he would put on an Elvis movie or watch footage from this 1973 concert.
Rest in peace to them both.
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Glory Glory what a voice
Thank you!💜🤗
This may be my favorite song ever everytime I hear glory glory my ears perk up
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I always find this superb performance really emotional, RIP Elvis ❤❤
Dear Lord almighty. Elvis is perfection, and all. But your reaction and your sweet puppy made my heart smile. Precious☺️
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As the flute starts to finish off, and those huge drums start beating up louder and louder and those Trumpets kick in.... Elvis had that look on his face while facing the band.... had to be thinking... hell yea people, this is fucking amazing..... so sit back and get ready for this finish. WOW. I was 7 when He died, but I grew up on his music as my dad loved him. I get chills every time I hear this song, and Ive heard it probably a thousand times.
He was born early one frosty morning.. and Elvis the King.. just can't take it away... this man was so amazing... Iconic
Loved the more mature Elvis , with all his life experiences ... this performance is my perfect memory of him !
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Are you secretly Priscilla?!?
@@RobertDavis-qh1ry No such luck ... I wish !!!!!
I never get tired of Elvis or this song! Can NEVER listen to this song only once. ❤❤
They follow his every move!! How perfect is that!! Much love, Elvis!!
That face he makes after the flute and when the drums and horn kicks in, him screaming GO!!!! how can you not just scream YES YES YES I feel this in my soul
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Greatness!!! What else can you say.... Greatness!!!!
If Elvis had lived to modern day, You imagine the number of famous bands that would’ve wanted to back Elvis in a performance of this song? And I think we would’ve seen the worlds greatest choirs and bands doing this number with Elvis In the biggest stadiums we have today.
Yes they would be line up!!! Wow I know that would have been epic to see!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Another great song from this concert is WHAT NOW MY LOVE hope you will react to it
Not only was he sent from heaven with that voice I can sing anything let's not forget that this is live, before voice processing, because Elvis.
Elvis performance of this song reminds me of a prize fighter.
That flute gets me every time !
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it is so beautiful...
How can you not look at Elvis,lawdy he is so fine.
Elvis was totally in charge of his band and everyone's performance.
I love your reactions because you pay attention to details perfectly....and you get the WHOLE FEEL of the ELVIS MAGIC and performance!!! Thank you for sharing this with us!!!
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Please watch “Elvis and The Black Community” if you haven’t yet! It’s so heartfelt and you realize the true human being in him and the courage he had in some of the darkest times in our Nation!
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I remember when he died in 1977. I was 11 years old and my mom grew up listening to Elvis. They aired this special live on prime time tv as a tribute to him shortly after his death. He was SO AMAZING ❤️
And on the eighth day God created…Elvis
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Ronnie Tutt, couldn't have chosen a better drummer!🥰 he watched every move Elvis made!!❣ and you are Absolutely Gorgeous!❤❤!
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The most beautiful man with a voice to go with it this song was made for Elvis because he was from the south loved gospel and his country I've seen a lot of people trying to sing this song but only Elvis can pull it off because this man puts so much passion and emotion and that power in his voice just makes you feel it deep down in your heart and soul and Elvis hand picked everyone in his band because he wanted the best you can get and he did and they loved this man like he loved them
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some people sing music Elvis feels the music it's all heart, he translates it so beautiful and that is why hes the KING ....you feel his music
Most famous bands today would be backup singers or opening acts for Elvis. His tone is flawless and the power in his voice never waivers.
I just started getting interested in Elvis after seeing the movie (which I've now seen 3 times). Here's the thing, I grew up in Tennessee, and if you are like me, there are certain songs that you've heard since you were a kid...and you think those songs are so dead boring and so lame. For example, Rocky Top, the Tennessee Waltz, and yes DIXIE. In high school and college my friends and I were listening to stuff like The Cure, Depeche Mode, U2, etc and wouldn't be caught dead listening to country music or bluegrass or folk songs like Dixie--but as I've gotten older I do appreciate this kind of music more--older country music and bluegrass I now like quite a lot.
Anyway, my point is that when Elvis sings something, you listen. Your emotions are stirred. He could sing my least favorite song and suddenly I'd start liking it.
He was and still is the best
So many of his performances move me to tears.
Queen B, PLEASE play "What Now My Love" by Elvis. You will love it. Thank you for appreciating & loving the performer & PERSON he was . I am still enjoying his music & I am 84. He is THE BEST. THANK YOU
What a performance! Elvis could mesmerize without dancing around, without fireworks ... just his powerful voice! His rendition sucked you right into the music. Enjoyed your review!
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Yes the band he always has charge of it he was wee respected
The famous opera singer Luciano Pavarotti once said, if Elvis had had any formal vocal training he may well have been the greatest opera singer of that century. That is certainly on display here but also on several other songs in these later years including that final really sad performance right before he died just about 4 weeks before he died where he's clearly overweight and unhealthy but his voice is even more masterful than ever. It's just amazing. He does a version of How Great Thou Art that I believe is superior to the one from the 1973 Aloha from Hawaii performance. I would also check out his Simon and Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled Water which Paul Simon later said after seeing Elvis perform at live at Madison Square garden, wow, that is his song now. And also what now my love. There's a live performance of that in the early '70s I think at the Hawaii concert, and he had just broken up with Priscilla but yet they remained good friends and I think she always imagined they would get together again and then he was suddenly gone. But he chose to do that song which had only been released slightly earlier that year and he made it famous. And you can see the pain in his delivery of it. My way, the Frank Sinatra song which Sinatra himself did not write, is masterful and quite ironic knowing that Elvis will die in a few years. Also quite operatic. There are others also that I'm just not thinking of right now that to me show how he might have been a great Opera singer.
Elvis did the 1st World Wide Televised Concert where a billion people saw that concert televised from Hawaii Live..
Never get tired of this
Okay! King!❤️🎊🎉
As a child I was so fortunate to watch this Elvis performance wich was broadcast live on television. Awe inspiring!
He dearly loved his band & they had tons of fun together 💖
I love ur attention to detail, I was feeling it with ya, sister, praises to the ALL MIGHTY FATHER!!
Thank you!❤️🤗
You just witnessed the greatest entertainer this world will ever see. No auto tune no pitch correction just pure perfection. Elvis gave his all with every word every move, the power, passion, emotion, control and charisma like non other. When Elvis sang you could feel it not just hear it. Elvis had it all the looks the moves the voice of an angel with the power of a God. Elvis gave all to what was most important to him HIS FANS. Elvis was a gift to us all from God himself. Long live the KING.
If this was the first time observing this phenomenon called Elvis, the next time you are privileged to watch and listen without taking your eyes and ears off him, then and only then will you be able to render a more heartfelt and emotional reaction. Keep going down this track......you will be a changed fan for life!
Trust and believe I was focus on him I do have two screens set up!!!❤️🤗check out the rest of my videos Thanks!!!
I loved how you really got into his reaction with the band. You even repeated my favorite moments. When he looks, and basically snarls at the band to create such great emotion! Thank you!
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Goose bumps..powerful
Love your incredible reaction beautiful Queen B absolutely lovely such a touching performance thanku so much love and God bless always x
Elvis was good friends with one of my all time favorites Jackie Wilson..
A very important anthem for Elvis fans.
Absolutely love this!!! Thank you for posting. I remember this concert when it was on the air in 1973. I believe my mother had it on the tv. I've often wondered what he was saying to his musicians. He was magnificent.
I am so glad to see another generation has found Elvis!!
Thanks for taking our suggestion and reacting to American Trilogy @Queen. Two more you should react to from Elvis 73 Aloha is My Way and What Now My Love.
Just uploaded my way!!! It’s up will definitely check out the other one!!! Thanks!❤️❤️❤️
@@QueenBReacts Great. Can't wait to watch it. More than welcome.
I remember the day this aired also me and my wife seen Elvis Presley live in 1977.
I usually avoid watching his performance of American Trilogy because it is so moving and it makes me sad to realize he died so young. This is beautiful and his voice is so powerful. There was no one like him. Thank you for reacting to this and I felt his emotion in his performance. ❤️👍
The King!
Brief run down on Elvis How Elvis started , Elvis started out in 1954, with a small recording studio (SUN RECORDS) where you could actually record a song for a small amount of money, which Elvis did for his mother, once he was heard and signed by Colonel Tome Parker as his manager, from there he went to do several TV shows starting with, Ed Sullvian show, then to the Milton Berle show and then the Steve Allen show all 3 were big time TV shows for the time, , from there he went into he movies part of his life , taking time out (8 years ) of doing concert/personal appearance to make 29 movies all of which he recorded an albums for each movies, then they filmed the 2 of the highest rated TV special of Elvis, in 1968 , the 1st was called The 68 comeback , then in 1977 he did one more. Then on August 16th 1977, Elvis passed away at home, Graceland Mansion. Elvis has been inducted in the 4 hall of fames, Rythm and Blue, Country Western , Gospel, and the Rock and Roll hall of fame. His home in Memphis ,Tenn is now a Shine to the life and legend of Elvis Presely, most bought on by his ex wife Priscilla Presley, whom although divorced remained loyal to ELVIS and his image, and has done a great job of keeping Elvis, IN HIS FANS HEARTS... At Graceland is the Hall of Gold , it has to be seen to describe it. Much of the items of course pertain to his life and career. To lear more on who really was ,, wact some of his movies or by some of the books pertaining to him by his many close friends who really knew Elvis , The Person..Elvis was only 42 when he passed away. One more note I forgot to add , in 1958 Elvis was drafted into the US Amy served 2 years , with special privileges , made the rank of Sgt. Made a movies while stationed in Germany called GI Blues. Frank Sinatra, was the star who welcomed home Elvis with a 1 hr TV special called Welcome home Elvis. Elvis also received from President Trump, the Highest Award a Civilian could obtain. More to come Qeen B...
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Whenever I hear this I am transported and I cry... Wonderful!
Still gives me chills to this day
I'm glad you caught the interactions with Elvis and his band. Drummer Ronnie Tutt once said in an interview that they practiced alot with Elvis's movements and the drum beats and with other instruments.
Big thing to remember about this performance which was from aloha from Hawaii is that it was on a very strict timescale as it was his satellite performance and had no room for error ...
Love your reaction. I have listened to Elvis since 1956 but only got to thts 1973 Aloha concert that was broadcasted around the world and seen by 1.5 Billion people I sat 3rd row center n couldn't take my eyes off of him. This song esp at the end made the venue feel like an earthquake. I never met Elvis but was friends with Charlie Hodge his confidant and best friend for years after Elvis died n he lived at his home in Graceland for 17 years. I even kept a journal on the stories that he told me about Elvis. Charlie said he got to know the human side of his friend. .Just some fun facts that jumpsuit was called American Eagle n weighed around 70 pounds due to the real gems sown on suit. React to " I can't stop loving you 1973" Make The World Go Away Vagus 1970 n around 600 more songs. I give you some more in awhile. Thank you for keeping Elvis music alive. I miss Elvis n my friend Charlie
Grande Elvis Presley. O melhor de todos os tempos
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What a voice.
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Elvis more than likely started a trend called live videotaped performance's when he did the song/dance number in Jailhouse Rock at that time.55/56
Thank you,,Beautiful An American TrilogyU CAN JUST SEE HIS HEART,,IN HIS MUSIC💕🙏💕🙏MUCH LOVE💕
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There will never be another
Loved it !
Sing to Jesus Elvis!!
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He was his own band leader
I loved your reaction.
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Bad ass alpha male of the world contest. Play this song. Elvis drops the mic. Game over.
You simply get it. Enough said.
Lo máximo increíble mi Elvis😘😘😘😘
After his death , the people in power decided to produce a Christmas album, and doing it with Elvis and many of the lead female Country and western singers, It was called Elvis Presley Christmas Duet, check it out, its on CZcams, Like to hear what you think of it..
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Songs like this are more powerful with Elvis singing because he lived in that life, even to the extent that when he was a kid he went with his mom when she picked cotton... Sammy Davis Jr have him in the ghetto because he felt he couldn't give it authenticity but Elvis could because he'd lived that kind of life ...one thing about him he never forgot where he came from and stories of his generosity are never ending (and most done in secret)
I remember watching this live when I was a kid. It was just incredible.....
I'm so glad you found this one, its one of my favorites. J.D.Sumner is the bacground singer with the mustache and that very deep voice. Just amazing, you can actually see the pride he has in his band they were so fantastic
Elvis, his band, the back up singers and the orchestra were so tight in this performance, you know something magical was about to happen from the jump!!!! this was pure magic
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I was watching you the whole time while he sang. I knew you were going to feel the same way as we do. God love him, he had such heart and wasn't ashamed to show his feelings. I loved that he was proud of his parents who were born and raised in Mississippi and lived through hard times. His twin brother was a stillborn. They had a tight three people family. And I love Riley. He don't care what you doing, he just wants attention.❤❤
You want to see interaction with his band? Watch Suspicion Minds in Vegas and watch him with his drummer. It's the best!!!
I done that one it is up!!🎊❤️
I love this reaction!! The way you hit and felt everything is exactly what this performance does to you. His connection to his band is always amazing however, this performance hit different. He feels music so deeply but the connection he had with this Orchestra was like they were connected by a string. It is absolutely amazing!! ❤️❤️
I love many top-line legendary rock singers & there are many -- but not one could sing this song that way or hit those notes with such conviction & power.
Even the late Freddie Mercury when asked who he thought was a magnificent vocalist -- named Elvis. Freddie must have seen this performance because I know many people who don't like Elvis -- said this sent chills down their spines.
Oh, "he can't write his own songs," some said. Well, he was an interpreter of songs -- like Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Bobby Darin, Johnny Mathis & so many others before him -- but it's quite noticeable who was directing that band on stage. It was Elvis.