Elvis Presley - A Fool Such As I (Live with Hank Garland)
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- RECONSTRUCTION using the audio from Elvis' final live performance for what would be 9yrs. (Now and Then There's) A Fool Such As I was a hit for Elvis while he was in the Army. In 1961, he did two benefit concerts, one in Memphis and one in Hawaii for the new Pearl Harbor Memorial. It may be his finest concert because it is a combination of the early Elvis sound of the 50's plus he performed his new singles which were more mature. He had a hotshot band that in addition to Scotty Moore on guitar also featured the legendary Hank Garland who after 1961 was unable to play on anymore of Elvis' records due to an auto accident.
The video you see here is taken from the film ELVIS starring Kurt Russell and is pretty close to probably how it would have been to see The King during this time period. In the film, the soundtrack was performed by Ronnie McDowell. Here, averyshakyproduction did what he calls a "reconstruction". I used the work he did but made it black and white and during the solo instead of going to just stock footage, I used footage of the REAL Hank Garland playing guitar. I slowed "Sugarfoot Rag" down to somewhat simulate the timing. I wish we had actual footage of Elvis and Hank doing this song, but this is as close as we're going to get.
HOPE YOU ENJOY!!!
Audio from the box set "ELVIS ARON PRESLEY"
Hank was a fantastic guitarist playing Little Sister with Elvis. He was so revolutionary, original and talented, he made it look effortless
Just about all of Elvis's RCA hit songs credit Scotty Moore as the guitarist, when in fact it was old Hank. Without those great licks, Elvis would have been just another rock 'n roller.
@@demef758 These are the most well known songs in the Elvis Presley catalogue with Hank as the primary lead guitarist:
Big Hunk O’ Love
Stuck on You
It’s Now or Never
Are You Lonesome Tonight,
Surrender
I Got Stung
A Fool Such As I
I Need Your Love Tonight
I Feel So Bad
Little Sister
His Latest Flame
Can’t Help Falling in Love
Such a Night
Ain’t That Lovin’ You Baby
Crying in the Chapel
Reconsider Baby
The rest of Elvis' hits from 1954-64 would have Scotty
Elvis was the best singer there ever was or ever will be
Think of all the great Elvis performances that weren't documented on film or even recorded properly. This is one of those that should have been a landmark moment..Elvis had never sounded better his voice was incredible and the musicians around him were the best.
Hank Garland and Scotty Moore were way ahead of their Time. Scotty started with Elvis and showed the World what hard Music is. After that, it was Hank who, together with Elvis, managed to increase this even further. After these two, no one could shock the World anymore
Oh yes I remember that film, that was when I first became a Elvis fan. I watched the film and then I would listen to Elvis songs. I seen that film 19 85, I was a teenager loved him after that ❤
Gracias por éste video y compartir. Un lujazo poderlo ver porque hay muy pocos.
You taught me how to milk a cow?!? Laughter...and then Hank Garland. Hank, sugarfoot forever through all time, space, and downright soul-tearing grooves. You too, King.
We carry it forward that rock ' roll and, more importantly, music in general. Lest we forget: all of it has been a part of the grand symphony called us.
Este é o Elvis que eu vivi e ainda escuto até hoje. maneco - Porto Alegre-RS - Brasil.
I do know that one concert that Dad was on stage with Elvis was in Tupelo and I believe the other was in Hawaii after the filming of Blue Hawaii. I don't know about this one or where it was supposed to be from, but I know Dad was on the original studio recording from 1958.
I didn't much care for the "fake" insert of Dad, which made it look like, since he wasn't on stage they had to make sure everyone knew he was playing on this...I mean, Dad didn't always back up Elvis. He did a lot of recordings but then Scotty Moore was on stage more with Elvis. Dad was quite a busy man who was not only a studio guitarist but also leader on numerous sessions with many artists.
My Dad was more concerned with his career in music, recording, and developing his jazz talents then being "famous" and "on stage". In 1961 his main focus was Jazz, prior to his accident that year...
Debi Garland hi Debi Im a huge fan of your dad
Wish i could have met him.What an inspiration he is to everyone with a guitar in their hands.if there are recordings or pics in the family vault you could share I'm sure there would be a legion of Hank fans like me who would love to see and hear more from the master of the guitar
Debi, I have been a fan of your father for literally decades and am always one to bring his name up when people start rattling of the usual names of great guitarists.
I listened to "Little Sister" today, and after researching (since I am a musician "nerd"), realized Hank Garland played on it. It is a shame what happened to your father. Especially since many of Elvis' early 60s recordings were so energetic and unique. What a guitar player! Light years ahead of time itself.....
Thanks for checking in on this Debi. So much on the 'Tube has become faked up click bait, but nothing can detract from your dad's genius. Best wishes.
Debi Garland your Dad was an Artist. His talent on went beyond Music into the realm of Art. I have posted a copy of "The Sugarfoot Rag" on my Facebook page so all of my friends have an opportunity to hear what they have missed out on for so many years.
The King 👑
I loved it! I have that Curt Russell/Elvis flick, and nobody played Elvis better. I mean, Curt even made his movie debut in an Elvis flick (It Happened At The World's Fair), and his real dad played Elvis' dad in the Elvis bio! Great stuff. The Hank Garland bio/movie,'Crazy', from a few years ago, was pretty dang cool,too. We can never have too much Elvis, long live the King!!!
ELVIS la meraviglia mondiale, un icona , un carisma imbattibile e una voce potente. Il RE vivrà sempre ❤️👑❤️👑❤️👑
What a gem this recording is. There's very little live recordings of Elvis from 1958-68, and including this there may be like three recordings of him performing Fool Such as I live because he never did it after '68 or the Vegas/touring years.
Ka rawe e Elvis, he whetu tonu ahakoa nga tau ki muri! Moe mai tonu ra e te Kingi o nga Kingi! XXX
Wow these gals GO CRAZY
More smoothly and in inexpressiblle Elvis's style with Hank's transitions , especially in end of performing, incrediblly great!!!!!
Thank you for this beautiful video, for letting us enjoy a great song a great Hank Garland, a fabulous Elvis!
Incredible
You taught me how to milk a cow..
Fuckin' genius The King.
Planting the seeds for what would become the hilarious barber verse years later in Are You Lonesome Tonight
I watched the video before reading the description and I thought, "Surely, not! We're being taken for a ride here'. But having read the description and being an admirer of the Kurt Russell film, I got what was going on - and I appreciate a job very well done! Thanks!
I like it. You caught the excitement of an Elvis concert but with the improved sound.
Excellent!
to this day i still cannot believe there isnt video of this show.
Nicely done!
Great video, well done.
Mr. Sumbitch I enjoyed what you did with the video and Hank Garlands guitar. This is as close as possible to the real thing. No RUclips back then. Commenters are stupid. I knew right off what the deal was on the video. Thanks!
The sound is from either Memphis or Hawaii concerts both in 1961 but the image is from " elvis the movie " and this is kurt Russell portraying Elvis mixed with other picture of hank Garland from other footage synchronized with his solo on the song which he had played both on the record and live with Elvis
Maguistrais, seja os Jordanaires o Elvis e Hank Garland. maneco - Brasil.
Gary Burton always spoke highly of Hank Garland. If Gary thinks you're good, you can bet you're in the top 1% of musicians. Hank was what all musicians should aspire to, in whatever genre they choose
I think this recording is from a concert he done in 1961 in hawaii..
..."You taught me how, to milk a cow.." Elvis always trolled his audience, in a good way, of course.
Hi Debbi ,
When I was about 9 I heard this song and your dads guitar was a sound and style that totally inspired me. I litterly never got over it .To this day I still get inspired when I listen to his totally underatted and killer licks , especially this track . He nails it from the first bar to the last .And his guitar sound is sublime. BTW anybody actually know what guitar it is, cause I’d love to know ... piercing sound ...love it . Thanks Debbi ,Regards Philip .
@oddjobjujitsu Bill Black didnt play on "A Fool Such As I". He had quit the band. It was the first session using mostly Nashville A team. That is why Hank Garland moved up to lead gtr position, Scotty to rhythm guitar. For this live version, it's the same lineup in Hawaii used in Nashville.
This is a feature movie, not a documentary
amen rich thank u for correcting the misinformed
You taught me how to milk a cow lol
This is a lovely song that my late father loved.Of course the 1959 single sound so much better as you would expect because of the poorer quality of this live recording and all the screaming that was to be expected.It is a shame there was no actual footage of the show.I am surprised always that Col Parker did not arrange to have some of the Elvis shows recorded.Not enough money in it for him I suppose.I bet he would have done if he was around these days with dvd etc for milking the fanss.
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Well ! I'm an Elvis fan and I like Hank Garland as well but don't try to fool people by making them believe that this is actually Elvis on video cause it's not ,the image is poor quality and they are from a TV series on him ,however yes it is true that the audio is really Elvis from the show in Hawaii cause I have it on CD,
Sincerely yours
Normt63
Thank you
***** No way bro, this is the REAL DEAL, recorded in 1995 using all original film equipment. It was the last known Elvis sighting and you're just jealous because you weren't there man. You weren't there.
***** You're right, it's Kurt Russell in Elvis the movie.
Totally Right on both☺️
+Normand Thibeault Yeah, this is bullshit. I would not have wasted my time to watch a fake video of Elvis performing live with Hank Garland.
Great montage - catches the early Elvis well. There are so few films of him live on stage in his early snake-hip days so this makes a great fill-in. The crowd is too ecstatic, though, far too manufactured.
I always liked this TV movie kurt Russell wasn't that bad as elvis but I wish there was a video of the real elvis 1961 show doing this song
Mesmo sendo uma montagem com áudio de Elvis e a guitarra de Hank Garland, é gratificante ouvi-los, mas eu gostaria de saber sobre esse cenário com os Jordanaires, em que momento foi e onde.
Even though it is an audio montage by Elvis and Hank Garland's guitar, it is gratifying to hear them, but I would like to know about this scenario with the Jordanaires, when it was and where. MANECO ( MANEKA) - Porto Alegre-RS - Brasil.
Can you buy the live concert with Hank Garland?? If not someone should clean these live recordings up and release them.Garland,Elvis and Scotty together wow !!!
The audio is available on three different albums. The audio you are hearing is from #1. I just bought #2 and it is improved. I have not heard #3 yet.
1. "Elvis Aron Presley" (RCA Records box set 1980), DISC 2: "An Early Benefit Concert" released on CD circa 1998
2. "Rock Around The Bloch" a deluxe hardback book with 288 pages and 100 unpublished photographs. By David English and Pål Granlund published by Follow That Dream/RCA Records. The set includes a CD with a newly-remastered recording of Elvis' performance at the Bloch Arena, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on March 25, 1961 and a newly-discovered recording of the complete press conference and awards ceremony held on March 25, 1961.
3. "SUCH A NIGHT IN PEARL HARBOR" (Memphis Recording Service) Deluxe CD + 100 pg book. Remastered last 1961 concert, before returning to the stage 7 years later + bonus material.
This is not elvis onstage, it's made to look like him. It is him singing though
This is the real audio from Elvis' 1961 concert in Hawaii for the USS ARIZONA MEMORIAL with video of Kurt Russell as Elvis in the 1979 film. In the film he was seen doing a concert after returning from the Army and before the Hollywood scenes...so it would be circa 1961 in the film. Elvis only played two concerts in that time period. Director John Carpenter did a pretty good job overall especially when you realize how many of the known facts about Elvis were not well known yet. His approach was not to nail everything exact but to give an overall picture of Elvis' life. The scene that was shot with him lip syncing to Ronnie McDowell's impression of Elvis' "A Fool Such As I". It sure is better to see Kurt as Elvis but having Elvis' real music used as this video is doing. This scene is obviously not Hawaii or Memphis for that matter, BUT it looks a lot like Vancouver in 1957. I'm just going out on a limb here and going to guess that since Elvis wore his old gold lame' jacket and black pants at the Hawaii concert, he decided to sort of merge two events for the film. The famous news reel footage of Elvis in Canada in 1957 wearing that outfit with the women screaming and him dancing on stage that is used constantly whenever there is a documentary etc is so iconic, it looks like John Carpenter sort of recreated that but merged that image with events in 1961.
I don't believe the maker of the video is trying to fool anyone. They are just trying to give us a visual to go with this great audio of 1961.
Its kurt Russel clip from Elvis the movie
why does nobody read the description and just go off on a shit fit tangent??
richsumbitch everyone is an egotistical self important dummy
this was kurt russel
This is not Elvis in the video.Looks like Kurt Russell from his Elvis Movie with some real footage of Hank Garland from his Sugarfoot Rag video.Kurt did a great job as Elvis.
Yep. That is what is said in the description. The audio is the REAL DEAL replacing Ronnie McDowell.
That is Kurt Russell as Elvis in Elvis the movie......fake video. Still its a good fake......kind of?
Some things don't add up here.. Bob Moore didn't play a Fender bass, but a double bass.
And the guitarist has the wrong guitar, Hank Garland used another one. But okay, it's a nice rendition.
You have to cuss John Carpenter the director and Dick Clark who didn't try to pay attention to detail. This is footage fr.om the movie "Elvis" starring Kurt Russell until the solo and then there is footage of the real Hank Garland. In retrospect, we probably should have gone to still photos of the REAL show in Hawaii in 1961 during the solo. Nobody is really reading the description. In the film...the music is Ronnie McDowell. We are AT LEAST hearing the REAL Elvis even if we're not seeing him.
The Garland's solo is not up to his studio version.
Well, not up to the studio version solo.
EP he's not
Not Elvis / Jordanaires / Hank Garland hmmm
You should read the inscription, then you are often wiser
Pero si no es él...un lastima
No Elvis !!!!
a bit of crap here .. iyark !
Fraud.
It is EXACTLY what it says it is in the description. The audio is really Elvis in live in Hawaii in 1961 with Hank Garland.
WHY MAKE A MOVIE WITH A GUY THAT DON'T EVEN LOOK LIKE ELVIS, MIMING TO BEAUTIFUL ELVIS' SONGS, THAT HAS JUST LEARNED THE MOVES? ANYWAY, WHERE DID THIS GUY COME FROM?
If you're referring to Austin Butler I'm not sure why because the footage in this video is Kurt Russell from the 1979 movie