There is something wonderful for me viewing younger people discovering just how great Elvis was and by his music and performances continues to be even though it’s been almost 50 years since he passed away far too young. Thank you
Elvis' secret weapon was his drummer Ronnie Tutt. He recently passed away in October, 2021 at age 83.. Both Elvis and Ronnie had a special chemistry that was impossible to match. They stuck like glue until Elvis' passing in 1977.
This is what I call pure talent. No auto tune, no fancy thing and more. It was just is natural voice. Elvis is such a soul singer and I love what he stands for. I am mesmerized.
You have SO many more great Elvis performances to discover, from his different era's - Elvis was the consummate performer and he loved to please the audience - wait until you see the video of the song "Love me Tender" where he kisses like 30 woman both from the stage and in the audience
Elvis had a sexy deep masculine mans voice. He had everything! handsome, fame, voice, charisma, airplanes, mansions and dated the most beautiful women in the world.
Elvis often referred to himself as an entertainer, not just a singer. He knew he owed everything to his fans & loved to see them enjoying themselves. Elvis did all his own music arrangements, with musicians & with his backup singers & even with the orchestra when he sang with one. He was just mesmerising.
And that my dear your expression said it all and now you know why he is called the King of rock & roll and will still get that reaction for generations to come 😉
Suspicous minds is one of my many favorite Elivis Presley songs. I grew up listoning to hm as akid, my Dad had an 8-track tape of his gretest hits, I listoned to it all the time !
Loved this. Elvis had chemistry. With the band, the fans the camera. He knew his crowd loved him and he showed them that love back. Love seeing the young generation enjoy his music and talent. He was one of a kind
I'm enjoying watching our young people now looking back at the older music and appreciating the reality of it. Isn't he the one who was the original (women tossing their panties on the stage) person? Thank God I was too young when he began and too old when he reappeared. I would probably have been guilty as well (obscene as that is). My grandmother was at every one of the concerts she could get to. I don't blame her. Gorgeous, ultra-talented man.
People would think i was crazy if they knew I've watched this clip 16,857 times but like i said after the 10th time- until i see a better performance than this one then im going to keep on watching this gem. So im still patiently waiting and keep on watching. You're reaction by the way was 10/10....
Hi Sweetie.. When Elvis Presley's name went on the Markie in Vegas.. people came from all over the world .! (For real ) To see him perform !..People died but legends live forever.! Long live the (King) of rock and roll ! . Tupac Shakur.the (king )of hip-hop ! 🙏
Your reaction was amazing! I love that you noticed that Elvis was conducting the band. He always personally chose the best of the best musicians and back-up singers. He even arranged the music and played several instruments. And he did all this with no formal musical training.
What fun he appeared to be having. He just seemed so happy and was so playful. Even the man smoking in the audience was beaming and rocking. So sad as time went by he could not have looked back at this very moment in time, saw how great he looked and the joy that exuded from him and maybe that would have helped him make better decisions in his personal life. Man I hope that where ever he is he is rocking people and I will be at one of those concerts. Never Rest in Peace Elvis, Rock On!
I love watching your face and all of your expressions!!! I still Love him, there will never be anyone like him. He does this with all of his songs. I never get tired of watching his videos.
Seeing your facial expressions as you watched this amazing performance made my day! I guarantee you'll love this one: Elvis Presley - "Love Me Tender" (Live 1970) (4:36).
Elvis was such a good, talented man he is still missed all these years later for a reason he had more talent and charisma in his pinky than most people will have in a lifetime ❤️❤️
Oh my goodness you are adorable! We both love Elvis for all those reasons! But I love your reaction it’s so beautiful it’s so pure it’s exactly how it should be! Too bad the king of rock ‘n’ roll couldn’t hear of all these admirers in the future God bless you!
I loved your natural reaction ♥️ No one ever like him before or since. He broke down barriers and remained humble. He loved and dignified all people, elevating humankind. Amazing! Right on Cindy, Amazing!
Elvis’ drummer Ronnie Tutt said that he had to keep his eyes on him all the time because it was like watching a stripper because Elvis conducted the band with his movements.
God given talent. I love him flirting with the beautiful black backup singer. She seemed a bit overwhelmed but I'm sure being on tour together they knew each other well.
Yes, ELVIS had energy and power phenomenal! He had the total package! He was so handsome and sexy, you can't get enough to watch and listen him! Nobody today can match ELVIS! Thank you Cindy for this great reaction!
Please react to “Trying to Get to you, one night with you, and are you lonesome tonight. All from the 68 comeback special. Also Just Pretend from a 1970 concert. You will not be disappointed.
This is all about Elvis but can we praise the badass drummer who made this work all that much better dont know his name but this song wouldnt have been that great without the drummer long live the king
The KINETIC SOULFUL CONNECTION Elvis had with the SWEET INSPIRATIONS, his black female backup singers was SO INSTRUMENTAL and revolutionary. Elvis was a LEAD SINGER of maybe the greatest band in rock history. Noone put on a show this good. When white performers refused to record or perform with black musicians in the 60's and 70s, Elvis was not only hiring them, but made them integral to his sound and live shows. To Elvis it was a BAND, he knew he wasn't a solo act. He was singing and conducting his amazing band. They were each revving each other up. They loved each other. It wasnt just a job for them. They practiced and practiced and practiced.
Steven Pomeroy....you are so right...Elvis was way before anyone in the fact that he did not see colour...he saw talent that a acompineyed his vocals perfectly, a band that he could conduct because he knew at every stage of his performance where everyone was instrumentally ! ! I have never heard a bad word anout Elvis from any back-up singer he had....in fact they all loved and miss him....they were all talented and excellent at what they did, the musicians were so good, NO technology was used or required, just pure genius from everyone....there is no comparison today!!
Im fact. When you listen from when Elvis started to his last concert how the sound kept improving......and the proof is in his speaking voice, carrying over to his signing voice!! Just amazing, he really was blessed! !!!
Now you know why he is the greatest entertainer that ever lived no one could come anywhere near his talent and no one ever will he is the one and only he had a great sense of humour we all love him I really miss him so much will you please react to I Believe it’s a beautiful gospel song thank you so much Love 💕 from Denise in Yorkshire England 🏴👑👑👑🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🎸🎸🎸🥰👋
Nice reaction. This performance never ceases to amaze me and he had so many. If you haven't already, check out his tribute the Doctor Martin Luther King from his 1968 Comeback Special. It's the version where he is in a white suit. He doesn't do all the high-performance energy stuff but he pours all his pain and agony over the loss of his friend out into his singing but it's the same band behind him. And they are a fantastic band and by all accounts they really loved him. But be prepared to cry that's for sure.
So much fun watching him interact with is band, his drummer Ronnie Tutt, and his back up singers. you can tell he was just loving it just as much as his audience was.. just amazing to see him imitating his drummer and then glancing back at him with a grin on his face.. and then its like he was a lion stalking his back up singer.. lmao just makes me laugh.. RIP Elvis
I remember the day he died I lived not far from where he was raised in Tupelo Mississippi I was friends with his 3 cousin also named Elvis Presley. The whole town shut down for days girls walked around crying and some to this day still don't think he really died that day.. He was so loves I was only 12 at the time didnt understand how big he was. I never got to see him. But mom and dad played cards with him one time. In tupelo he wasn't the king of rock n roll he was just Elvis a really nice guy from everybody I ever heard talking when I was growing up..
C I N D Y ! I loved your reaction to this Elvis video. You are entertaining us as you critique his video. I look forward to watching you view a bunch more of these Elvis videos. Please keep doing what youre doing. Your site is awesome! You are so fun to watch!
Indeed OMG!!! I was lucky to be there as a kid of 5 years old it was on August 12 1970 in the Internatiional hotel in Las Vegas. Before Elvis came in Las Vegas it was just a unknown town but thanks to Elvis concerts it became a big famous city also of gambling because the mananger of Elvis colonel Parker was a fan of gambling. Elvis is also called mister Las Vegas. For me this concert was the start of being an Elvis fan forever and ever in heart and soul. Elvis had such an electrifying performances and a so close bound with his fans that from 1971 they had to hire somebody, a man called Joe Dvorak, for to shout at the end of the concert "Elvis has left the builiding" because if not believe me we would be still there and shouting for Elvis, we were really rippiing the place apart
Good reaction, you caught some details I missed despite being a fan for 30 years, like conducting the band. I thought it was only for show his gestures. Will subscribe. And you gave props to his band that was great, Elvis was not as good before he got that band. They helped him a lot. Made his job easier, and helped him make better choices on songs I think. Picking songs that builds and builds to big climax, and incorporating a ton of instruments in big productions. Gave him mature and soulful melodies instead of simple guitar and singsongthings as early on. Made him serious about the music.
Back in 1973 he was in Hawaii the first live tour around the plan and it was 10 years old and right there I know he was something special he’s a king he’s God like he’s my biggest idol
