BEST MONDAY EVER!!!!! OH MY EFFIN' GAWD YES! A MILLION & ONE HOT SUNS YES! ROSES, THUNDERBOLTS, FLAMES, CROWNS, GOLD HEARTS TO YOU SEPH! 🌹⚡🔥👑💛🌹⚡🔥👑💛🌹⚡🔥👑💛🌹⚡🔥👑💛🌹⚡🔥👑💛🌹⚡🔥👑💛🌹⚡🔥👑💛🌹⚡🔥👑💛🌹⚡🔥👑💛🌹⚡🔥👑💛 BRAVO BRAVO 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃 THIS IS SUPERB 💎💙👌 QUADTUPLE BANGER REACTION SEPH! S RANK! TOTAL S RANK 💯 So first: The very beginning from 0:00- 0:48 seconds Elvis is wearing the Red Tab Suit or the "Chains" suit. Note the lack of silver rings on the back of the white collar. From 0:48 seconds onwards when Elvis turns around he's wearing the Concho Suit or The Silver Rings Suit. So the very beginning part of this video is from the August 12, 1970 Midnight Show and from 0:48 seconds onwards the performance in this video is from the August 11, 1970 Dinner Show. I'll try to provide links in a separate comment though I will note here now the link to the August 12, Midnight Show performance of "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" is from a different camera angle and since it is the original film footage the quality is not as on par as this edited smash up video that Seph reacted to. Moving On: The Righteous Brothers were the first to record this song but they did not write it. (Bill Medley of The Righteous Brothers was actually friends with Elvis and wrote a song in Elvis's honor after Elvis passed away called "Old Friend". I shall try to provide a link to a video where Bill Medley talks about Elvis. It's FANTASTIC!) Song Info (short): You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" is a song by Phil Spector, Barry Mann, and Cynthia Weil, first recorded in 1964 by the American vocal duo the Righteous Brothers. This version, produced by Spector, is cited by some music critics as the ultimate expression and illustration of his Wall of Sound recording technique. The record was a critical and commercial success on its release, reaching number one in early February 1965 in both the United States and the United Kingdom. The single ranked No. 5 in Billboard's year-end Top 100 of 1965 Hot 100 hits - based on combined airplay and sales, and not including three charted weeks in December 1964 - and has entered the UK Top Ten on three occasions. Onwards & Upwards: Concho Or Silver Rings Suit Info: Elvis only wore this suit twice for his documentary film "That's The Way It Is"- the August 11, 1970 Dinner Show and the August 12, 1970 Dinner Show. Elvis wore a white macrame belt with this suit. He also wore his Gold Attendance Belt with this suit (I have to assume this was only on one occasion; though I cannot say for sure because no specific date/ dates were given). The Gold Attendance Belt was gifted to Elvis as an award for breaking concert attendance records in Las Vegas in 1969. The only other time Elvis wore The Concho Suit was in July/ August 1971 at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel in Lake Tahoe, California. He never wore it for either of his 1970 tours outside of Las Vegas nor did he wear it again after that Lake Tahoe concert in 1971. @Seph: Jeff Sheff is/ was the bass player. Or is it bassist? I suppose either works. Just a quick FYI. Finally: THIS IS THE PERFORMANCE THAT MADE ME TOTALLY FALL IN LOVE WITH ELVIS 😍💖😍💖😍💖😍💖😍💖😍💖😍💖😍💖😍💖 AND YES! YOU CAUGHT ELVIS'S "IF THIS SUIT WASN'T TOO TIGHT!" AD LIB! YAY 🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃 DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY DO NOT CATCH THAT???? YOU'RE LIKE ONE OF MAYBE TWO THAT CAUGHT THAT. THIS MAKES ME SO ECSTATIC! I feel kinda silly and ridiculous how happy this reaction has made me but whatever. I'm TOTALLY claiming the feels! AW LAWD HAVE MERCY THE FEEL GOOD FEELS 💓🙌😍💓🙌😍 THANKS SO MUCH SEPH! GRAND REACTION! JUST CHEF'S 💋👌 TCB ⚡ & TLC ❤ & peace ✌& blessings 🙏 to you & yours & to one & all here as well 💕💕💕💕
Sammy I'm right there with you in the giddy department. I did not know he only wore this twice. This is one of my top three suits - it's so sexy IMO. I love when he makes up lyrics. Who does that? NO ONE! If you want a good cry, yes listen to Old Friend while it's playing to his funeral footage. Oh dear.
@@cherylspencer8024 Hey Miss Cheryl 💖 Very glad to see you here! I haven't seen you in the comments lately and admittedly I was like, "I hope Miss Cheryl is okay." Yes, very giddy. I was running around like a chicken without it's head this morning. That's probably why I goofed up the link 😂 Robbansa joked the other day "You mean to tell me you're human?" 😮 And I was like, "I'm an evil mastermind a real 🎶Devil In Disguise🎶😈 * cue evil laugh * Did you ever watch that old cartoon "Inspector Gadget"? I forget the evil dude's name but whoever did his voice had the best evil laugh in cartoon show cinema history. In my humble opinion anyway. And there I go again- rambling. Sheesh. Hope you & yours are doing well Miss Cheryl & Happy Belated Mother's Day 🌹💜🙏💕
Ok gonna start off by saying. This is surprisingly well edited as i couldn't tell!! But i must say that im a little shocked that other reactors dont mention his funny ad lib in this!? Even for the fakey mc fakers and the zombie head nodders thats pretty crazy to not pick up on that... If people missed his lyric mess up then that i could understand, but *that* part should be unmissable 😂
Unfortunately one of the greatest tragedies in Rock'n Roll history is that E.P. didn't get to take this show on a world tour, during these years when he was at his absolute peak both vocally and physically. Can you imagine the reception he would have gotten with this show? Offers to do Wembley year after year, and it was never to be. Oh my God, what the rest of the world missed out on 😞
Absolutaly, though I went to the Elvis the concert shows that went worldwide about 20 years ago with all the musicians and Elvis on screen - and it was great
True! Oh my word, we're STILL missing out! 6 Shows filmed in their entirety. Non released. Can you imagine the reception these full concert releases would have gotten? Elvis shows were happenings. He rarely sang a song the same way twice and his interaction with each audience was genuine and different. All that gold, still in the goldmine!
He absolutely commanded the stage! He was described as a panther let loose on stage! His instincts for what would resonate with people came completely natural to him! ❤️❤️
I’m at work and I am hiding out to see your face when you see this!!! This is top 3 of any EP performance! No one can convince me otherwise. This is my go to for converting the non believers! 👑✌️
Stunning! Elvis at the peak of his powers, bringing his A game to this cover, LIVING the song, and investing so much drama and emotion, he makes me completely forget the classic version!
You can remember the names of his drummer Ronnie Tutt and his bassist Jerry Scheff by something Elvis once said. "That's Tutt, and that's Scheff, and that's just Tutt Scheff any way you look at it". 🙂
I Hi Seph and all the amazing Elvis gals whose comments I live to read: Sammy, Suzy, Cheryl, just to name a few. I adore your sweet and loving banter…Oh how it fixes my day!
Seph you made me smile all the way through your fantastic reaction your enthusiasm is great what a man who can make saying yeah sound so sexy a quadruple banger is spot on
OMG another quadruple 💣💣💣💣 just an amazing performance both physically and vocally - love Elvis's version of this song which he definitely makes his own - really could watch him sing this all day and night - just so happy that we have these songs on film to watch again and again. Glad you loved it 🎶💙🎵
Seth, you have persevered, taken the pi$$, and made it to the best bits mate. A journey that, as far as I know, no one else has taken it in "the Elvis" rabbit hole on YT. There's more sure but let us savor these live gigs 68-74 era parts where he was in his prime. Fantastic job so far mate
It's taken 2 years to get this far, a lot of problems from copyright along the way. But i think this journey is going good, And it has changed my life :D and meeting people like you is honestly the reason i started this all in the first place. It's a freakin honour to have you aboard the elvis train
@@SephPlays appreciate it man, you're the pontiff of YT Elvis reactors, no way it could have been easy, glad you've stayed the course, look forward to seeing more bro., cheers
He did flub on the lyric but nobody cared. He always said, "I don't mind when the girls are screaming because it covers up my mistakes". He also wasn't kidding about the pants being too tight in fact, that's why he started with the jumpsuits because when he first opened in Vegas he was doing the pants and shirt thing, and he would split his pants so much that his designer said a jumpsuit would be easier to maneuver and take the pressure off the seat of his pants because of weight distribution. so that's why he started the jumpsuits. and at the beginning had to be convinced that they would not look silly, so they were designed fairly masculine with the plunging neckline. He had to wear bib overalls as a kid and the other children made fun of him and said he was a field hand. But that's what poor kids wore. He seldom wore genes for that reason. If you notice even in the beginning shows in the 50's he wore dress pants, not jeans. The Jeans craze was mainly made famous by Brando, in his rebel motorcycle movies. Love watching you watch Elvis. Someone ask his cousin Billy Smith recently, who is still alive, if Elvis in his last show in 1977 did he act sick or tired, and Billy said Elvis gave 100% in every show, he was a perfectionist and always thought he owed his fans a great show. If you look at his interviews, at the end of most every interview before a concert he says, "I just hope I can give them a good show, the best show I can." thanks Seph, great reaction as always. Mary😍
It must be Jerry Scheff on bass guitar and Bob Lanning on drums. Bob stayed for a year. From october 1970 it was Ronnie Tutt. Bob Lanning is still performing with an ETA. Saw him live for about 7 times. Man had great stories to tell!
Bob Lanning played for Elvis only during his second Vegas season in January/February 1970, when Ronnie Tutt was unavailable due to other commitments. He can be heard on the album Elvis-On Stage. Bobby Morris was a drummer, but he did not play drums for Elvis during the first Vegas season in 1969. Instead he served as Elvis's first musical conductor. In '69 it was hard working Ronnie Tutt all the way, and he was back for the third season in August/September 1970.
There’s I believe a version of this of him when he turns around he surprises the audience with a monkey mask on😂 I’ve only seen a still picture of it. I wish someone could find that video 😂
Elvis's band is called The TCB Band (TCB for taking care of business... which was the Elvis's motto) They are band leader James Burton-Lead Guitar, John Wilkinson-Electric Rhythm Guitar, Glen D. Hardin-Piano, Ronnie Tutt-Drums, Jerry Scheff-Bass (also played on The Doors "L.A. Woman" album. And the guy who plays acoustic rhythm guitar, sings harmony with Elvis, gives him water, scarves and reminds him what the next song is... is Charlie Hodge. Backup vocals are The Sweet Inspirations (Cissy Houston left after August 1969), soprano- Millie Kirkham (Recorded with Elvis from 1957. Replaced by Kathy Westmoreland after the first 6 shows) and male gospel quartet The Imperials. Joe Guercio is conducting the 30 piece Joe Guercio Orchestra. So the Elvis had A LOT of talent with him on stage in the '70s 😉 FANTASTIC REACTION Seph ⚡👍🎵🎶
He Sang "AND there's no TENDERNESS in your eyes when I reach out for you" He Should have Sang, "There's no WELCOME LOOK in your eyes when I reach out for you". GOOD EAR SEPH !! 😆 "If the suit wasn't too tight" is what I call an Elvis-ism ! When he adlibs a funny line into a song ! 😆 ❤❤❤
Fantastic performance from E, I love it! Powerful vocals. These live 1970 Vegas sessions are sublime! You're feeling the music Seph, well done. "A Rank" and a Quadruple Banger for sure. 🥇X4. ♥️👌
Jerry Scheff is the amazing bass player. He recently told stories in Bad Nauheim (Germany) where Elvis was stationed. He is a really funny guy. He said Elvis never told him what to play. Jerry played with the doors too ( LA Woman). I love "You've lost that loving feeling" and your reaction was superb again!☀️💚 Love
Seph, I have to say that seeing you react to these quadruple bangers is just indescribable. I love how you really watch and listen to everything. Now imagine me seeing this performance about 7 or 8 times and on the next performance when he turns around and the lights come up he is wearing a rubber gorilla mask that looked very authentic... we all were so shocked, but it was hilarious!! I love his sense of fun and how he played jokes on everyone. A fantastic song and performance. The ELVIS!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@honeysucklerose134I have never seen it on tape, but there was a similar mask in one of his home videos. I don't know who had it on in that video, but it wasn't Elvis. We saw 10 shows that week and he only did it once.
Fantastic performance, great great vocals. Such energy, can’t possibly imagine what it must have been like to be there listening to this incredible spectacular production coming from that stage and watching Elvis’s artistry in action. Wowwwww!!!! 🎼🎙❤🎵🎶🎶🎵❤️ Thank you Seph for your brilliant reaction😊
Love the way he performs this great song!! You caught it all- the slight crack in his voice and when he started to sing the wrong verse and then quickly changed it! Elvis loved to make funny adlibs to the words in the songs especially during rehearsals! One banger after another. You’re in prime Elvis territory right here! During this time it’s Jerry Scheff on bass and Ronnie Tutt on drums. They are both outstanding musicians!
Bass player Jerry Scheff and drummer Ronnie Tutt wonderful musicians and Ronnie didn’t take his eyes off Elvis none of the guys did or they would miss something. This is an amazing performance! TCB Seph⚡️
Band members Drummer, Ronnie Tutt, bass is Jerry Shift, lead guitar is James Burton, Rhythm guitar John Wilkinson. Piano is Glenn Hardin, the Sweet Inspirations, high voice singer Kathy Westmoreland. Great song Seph.
Love this song and l love ur reaction Seph there will never b another one with talent like that God love him and u for the wonderful posts. If l had one wish l'd go back to 1970 so once again Elvis would b with us most definitely a triple banger bless u Seph
YES!!! Now you're really getting in to the good stuff Seph 😊 Can't wait for you to see That's The Way It Is in it's entirety. So you can see how he worked at putting his show together through weeks of rehearsals and then... the show, with show-opener "That's All Right". Remember that what you've been watching thus far, are clips from 6 different shows. Opening night August 10th with the Fringe Suit, 2 shows from August 11th, 2 from August 12th and one from August 13th (with the Red Ladder Suit), and the other suits he's been wearing in the clips that you've seen are the Concho Suit, Chain Suit and Red Ladder Suit. They filmed the first 6 shows for the movie in 1970 and spliced it all together to one "super-show". The original release from 1970 has it's flaws and might seem a little dated, but it has quite a few songs that are left out of the 2001 Special editition. But the latter has off course much better audio and film quality. Both are well worth checking out, though. TCB & TCE brother⚡
Elvis worked so hard for that Vegas crowd....i think he was too big a star for that stage and he should've been touring the world with long rest periods in between, like they do today. ❤
It`s funny. The epic scene in Top Gun, when Tom Cruise and his friends sing this song to Kelly McGillis at the bar, is actually an imitation of this performance.
Yes it's up there on top songs, what a performance absolutely top notch. I don't often recommend you watching the original if it's not the original version it's atleast the classic version also extremely good by The Righteous Brothers, a comparison would be interesting of their classic black & white video version. Very good reaction you got it all from the cracks to the knee joke and all in between.👌
You caught the 2 mistakes early on (the "crack" in his voice, and repeating the first verse) that I often point out. However, once he got past that and kicked it in high gear, incredible.
I was just talking to some others here in the comments, and was told that a lot of other reactors never pick up on him saying about his suit being too tight to go on his knees!??? Like how the heck do people not hear that part? >.>
*PERFECTION* OMG SO IF YOU SEE THIS *SEPH* I'VE BEEN VERY "MENTALLY" SICK - BEEN WATCHING ALL THESE LIVE'S IN 1970 TTWII I SOOOOOOO ENJOY YOUR REACTIONS BEING LONGER AND YOUR HILARIOUS!!!! SWEET MAN X HUGS TONYA
You put a smile on my face while watching your entire reaction. Love seeing you enjoying and loving Elvis' performances. You'd have been gobsmacked to see him live (as we all were)!
I have watched many reactions to this performance, and you are the first one I’ve heard mention that small mistake in the lyrics Elvis made. I’ve even commented about it before without any response. I was surprised that they would have used it, but the rest of the song is awesome. I haven’t seen, or heard a different version.
Okay, I hit comment when I meant to start a new paragraph🤬 for I cannot let this moment pass without attempting to define my own thoughts regarding this song. For years, I was only aware of the Righteous Brothers rendition and I regarded it as perfect. Bill Medley provided the beautiful bass voice where he stayed while his partner, Bobby Hatfield lifted the high notes masterfully. Together, the two men induced a soulfulness that was best absorbed only while closing one’s eyes. How could it get better…right? I don’t know about everyone else but so much of Elvis Presley’s work was not known to me. Always a fan, I simply was not aware that this and other performances existed until the internet. Since then I remain obsessed. The comparison of this song from Righteous Brothers to Elvis is impossible. A piercing of my heart occurs each time I watch him and I am holding the villainous female subject of the song accountable for causing this pain. It’s Elvis that brings this cold-hearted woman to life, and I am left asking myself then why do feel such joy as I experience his grief? I only know that to feel both simultaneously makes you feel more alive! He is unworldly! Thanks for the stupendous reaction Seph! You get it!❤️
Seph, you bring back all the feelings I’ve had for years. I’ve played all these many times and you always makes me remember my initial feelings. The problem is I still get affected by him and his music. You’re right though… he feels not only the words but the music. 😢 That was his greatest gift he left us. Like we all personally knew him and fell in love with him, his music and his struggles. The drummer was Ronnie Tutt who passed sway in 2018 I believe and his bass guitarist was Jerry Scheff( not sure of spelling). The masculine form of my name❤. There’s a sessions audio out in which he all of a sudden yells “ hey Jerry” really loudly and clearly & I look up every time. One of his best friends is named Jerry also. Whenever I hear him say that name, I’m always playing it back to listen to how he says it with his accent. I thought I was nuts until another channel whose owner is called Michelle heard him saying her name got so excited & I felt better. 😂😂😂🎸🕺🏻🎸🕺🏻🔥🔥🔥Thank you so much for remaining with Elvis and enjoying it so. ❤❤
ate any of you planning to go to Elvis evolution gig in london in november? i would love to go… even fly out from Switzerland and stay over night… it would be an extravagant and fabulous birthday present😂… i m not sure what to expect… Seems like an VR tour through different stages of Elvis life in various settings and virtual Elvis will sing 4 or 5 songs at the end… hmmm .. i would prefer a little introduction and an hour or more of virtual Elvis live in concert. what you think? will it be worth it to travel so far for it? ….
This is a Righteous Brothers song. But, like almost everything else (I'm looking at you Hey Jude) Elvis' version is the best! It was later covered by Hall & Oats, too.
3:10-3:11 (on my screen) did you pick the little flub of lyric? It was barely discernible but he just went on like nothing happened & then about 3:16 he looked over to the backups w-a tiny smile because they all realized what happened.
Okay now we are talking some brass tacks. At first when I saw this, it was not my favorite. Then as I re-watched it over and over, it's a quadruple banger in my book. Also Seph I didn't notice that "yeah" until a few watches in. How can just a "yeah" get us all riled up?! I just don't know.
"Buns of steel! I had to say it! Sorry." (0:07) Oh, man, this was hysterical! Reminded me of one of my favorite Patsy lines from Absolutely Fabulous. "Oh, he was just a windscreen washer I picked up at the traffic lights. Buns so tight he was bouncing off the wall." His bass player is superb here. (1:38) I love this moment of verbal ecstasy you elicit here. (2:49) Excellent catch, Seph. Elvis starts to sing the first verse again at the start of the second verse but quickly catches himself. (3:09) You're getting really good at mimicing Elvis' hand/arm directions to his band. (2:09) (2:58) (4:36) (6:19) (7:21) (9:10) I love when you sing the chorus here. If only you kept it at real-time speed. (7:37)
Hey Brad! Just wanted to let you know I read your last comment of our very lovely conversation 💖 I agree whole- heartedly with Seph: You have a beautiful way with words. Thank you so very much for all of the kindness you continue to show here on Seph's channel 💜💙🙏💕 I hope you do not mind my saying this here that I am sorry your father was at times impatient and critical with you as a child. However you seem to me to be a highly evolved human- intellectually, emotionally, & spiritually. I very much have enjoyed conversing with you & if you don't mind my saying so if you should ever like to have future conversations with me I am humbly open to the experience. My very best & sincere regards to you Brad 💖✌🙏💕
@@sammy_the_uncool2702 Oh, Sammy, the pleasure has been all mine. Thank you for your extraordinarily kind words. I'm just floored by the generosity and love you bring to Seph and this channel virtually every day. I can tell how much your presence, words, research, passion, good humor, and spirit means to Seph and his subscribers. I don't think it's an overstatement to say that you set the tone for this group. And thank you for sharing your story and listening to mine. You have been so gracious with me. It has been a real thrill to begin to get to know you. I look forward to many more exchanges. And of course, much gratitude to Seph for his super sweet "peanut butter & jelly" blessing of our introduction and conversation. I felt like I had been given permission to speak from the heart and it all just came pouring out...
@@balovett You sir just made this lady a little teary- eyed with your extraordinarily kind words 💖💖 Thank you ever so much Brad 🙏💕 To quote one of my all time favorite movies, "I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship." I hope you do not mind my saying that. Call it a gut feeling, a sixth sense, whatever it is you want to call it. I just know what I feel when I feel it and I suppose you have guessed by now I'm an openly expressive person. I very much look forward to any and all exchanges we share in the future. You are very sweet Brad. And thank you for being gracious with me and sharing your story well with me 🙏💕 I have to go get a hanky now to clear my sinuses (we'll call it that anyway- hehe.) The pleasure has been absolutely all mine Brad and you can take that to heart AND to the bank 😉
@@sammy_the_uncool2702 In 1995 I heard a song called "Bright As Yellow" by The Innocence Mission that has stuck with me ever sense. It has this amazing glow of goodness. Gentle and positively uplifting. And vocalist Karen Peris has the voice of an absolute angel. So delicate and comforting. The song is like a tender touch from a loved one. The aura you carry that envelopes the goodwill you send to Seph and others here feels to me like the love and warmth this song radiates. If you have not heard this song before, you might want to keep that hanky handy...
@@balovett No I have never heard of that song or Karen Peris. Thank you so much for the suggestion though 💖🙏💕 I will most definitely give the song a listen Brad 🎶💓🎶 A friend of mine once said that I reminded him of the song "Sunflower" by Glen Campbell... Not bragging, not at all. It's very lovely, and also supremely humbling and most definitely touching 💛 I do try to be a genuine person. I give some of that credit to my Dad who instilled in me the idea that I was an ambassador of sorts, representing all that had a hand in my upbringing. That stuck because I'm protective of the ones I love and I don't want anyone to think poorly of them because of something I said or I did. So I am not just representing myself here. I represent a whole bunch of people, and I include Elvis one of them and too the Elvis fan community. I am aware you know that one is not just representing one's self. But they are also representing the people that raised them and the community they are part of and the people that they love. I say this with humility and modesty and gratitude and respect and love. I do not go at Seph for expressing his honest opinion, at first because I wanted to represent Elvis and his fan base in the best light possible. Then over time because I saw the true value of his honesty. I respect him all the more for being honest. As you said too many are performative today and Seph is one of the few that is not. His honesty is both refreshing and a delight. And now I will share something else: I have Reynaud's Phenomenon. A circulatory thing that causes my veins to constrict when exposed to cold. I get cold easily, I'm sensitive to cold. Anyway my grandmother used to warm my hands for me when I was little and she would always say, "Cold hands, warm heart." I am so very glad we "brushed shoulders" 😊💖💕
@@gorse9030 I did. Here it is AH. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" is a song by Phil Spector, Barry Mann, and Cynthia Weil, first recorded in 1964 by the American vocal duo the Righteous Brothers.
Love the background, but we can't see him properly. What are you listening to? He doesn't sing what you're saying, he sings it correctly "and there's no tenderness in your eyes" Great reaction other than that mistake that he didn't do .. looking forward to more reactions.
2nd comment: Links below for anyone interested in seeing the two separate performances as noted in my 1st comment: Elvis: August 11, 1970 Dinner Show "Concho" Suit: You've Lost That Loving Feeling": ruclips.net/video/FH3eTWzbJzc/видео.htmlsi=ReubDXnlKaZOFQUf Elvis August 12, Midnight Show "Chains" Suit: You've Lost That Loving Feeling: ruclips.net/video/xLNh7erdijs/видео.html&pp=iAQB8AUB That's all I've got for this comment! P.S. I forgot: Bill Medley Talks About Elvis 9:44 long link: ruclips.net/video/-QDjdSyfJFs/видео.html
@@sammy_the_uncool2702 You're welcome! I clicked on it like 3 times thinking maybe I had caused the glitch and then I just started cracking up. You are entitled to one flub up every once in a while.🤣🤣
@@cherylspencer8024 You might say I'm 🎶Paralyzed🎶 by Ol' Swivel Hips. A temporary glitch in the thinking cap. Hey it happens when you're enthralled & captived by Elvis Mr. Hot Lips Presley himself 😍 :D
Seph -- regarding deletions from some of E's performances: if you have not yet done "I've Lost You" be advised that there's a version where the squeal of the overhead equipment was deleted - do not use it (ruclips.net/video/sQKVv2doQRQ/видео.html) because when Elvis gives a little jump & looks up w-a surprised expression it makes you wonder why. So pls watch ruclips.net/video/TjRvZurhZUM/видео.html -- then when you hear the squeal & see his reaction, it makes sense & it's just another cute, normal little happening that took place during his performance. Thx.
@@SephPlays So the one you did doesn't have the overhead squeal; see his reaction about 1:19 w-no overhead sound -- that's what was deleted. If you want to look at the link I gave you at some point, you can see/hear the difference.
He had a nice butt! I can relate to light being absorbed by darkness. He looks like he has no head, and my profile picture looks like I'm just a head in the black void of space.
@@SephPlays that is a pic of me, but I'm not a woman. I know I'm read as feminine because of the make-up and long hair, but the way I look has nothing to do with my gender. Anyway, I guess my pic doesn't look as "in the black void of space" as I thought it did.
Thank goodness you have the "good" version where @ very beginning you hear the little "crack" in his voice & the raspiness, because there is a version where someone stupidly & inconsiderately deleted that out & it sounds all wrong & weird. It was his natural voice -- leave it the h--- alone.
In the face of your doing such a great job I hesitate to complain but your videos seem to be getting fainter and more transparent. When you have objects behind them it becomes even more difficult to enjoy the performances.
Unfortunately it's because of Warner Brothers!! "The company that owns all footage from this" It's the brightest i can get the footage without getting copyright blocked by them :/ it shoulldn't be an issue once i get out of 1970 though!
@@SephPlays that goes without saying which is why I inserted "not to blame you." The performance is hard to ruin anyway. The expressiveness and delight of your response tell the tale. Seph your reaction is a double banger!! Have fun.
@SephPlays both songs are sung completely different. When Elvis does a cover song 90 percent of the time he blows the original out of the park.but sometimes you have to stick with the original. Interesting to get your take on this.ps the best story about Elvis comes from bill medley. It's a cracker.
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BEST MONDAY EVER!!!!!
OH MY EFFIN' GAWD YES!
A MILLION & ONE HOT SUNS YES!
ROSES, THUNDERBOLTS, FLAMES, CROWNS, GOLD HEARTS TO YOU SEPH!
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BRAVO BRAVO 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃
THIS IS SUPERB 💎💙👌
QUADTUPLE BANGER REACTION SEPH! S RANK! TOTAL S RANK 💯
So first: The very beginning from 0:00- 0:48 seconds Elvis is wearing the Red Tab Suit or the "Chains" suit. Note the lack of silver rings on the back of the white collar.
From 0:48 seconds onwards when Elvis turns around he's wearing the Concho Suit or The Silver Rings Suit.
So the very beginning part of this video is from the August 12, 1970 Midnight Show and from 0:48 seconds onwards the performance in this video is from the August 11, 1970 Dinner Show.
I'll try to provide links in a separate comment though I will note here now the link to the August 12, Midnight Show performance of "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" is from a different camera angle and since it is the original film footage the quality is not as on par as this edited smash up video that Seph reacted to.
Moving On: The Righteous Brothers were the first to record this song but they did not write it. (Bill Medley of The Righteous Brothers was actually friends with Elvis and wrote a song in Elvis's honor after Elvis passed away called "Old Friend". I shall try to provide a link to a video where Bill Medley talks about Elvis. It's FANTASTIC!)
Song Info (short): You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" is a song by Phil Spector, Barry Mann, and Cynthia Weil, first recorded in 1964 by the American vocal duo the Righteous Brothers. This version, produced by Spector, is cited by some music critics as the ultimate expression and illustration of his Wall of Sound recording technique. The record was a critical and commercial success on its release, reaching number one in early February 1965 in both the United States and the United Kingdom. The single ranked No. 5 in Billboard's year-end Top 100 of 1965 Hot 100 hits - based on combined airplay and sales, and not including three charted weeks in December 1964 - and has entered the UK Top Ten on three occasions.
Onwards & Upwards: Concho Or Silver Rings Suit Info:
Elvis only wore this suit twice for his documentary film "That's The Way It Is"- the August 11, 1970 Dinner Show and the August 12, 1970 Dinner Show.
Elvis wore a white macrame belt with this suit.
He also wore his Gold Attendance Belt with this suit (I have to assume this was only on one occasion; though I cannot say for sure because no specific date/ dates were given). The Gold Attendance Belt was gifted to Elvis as an award for breaking concert attendance records in Las Vegas in 1969.
The only other time Elvis wore The Concho Suit was in July/ August 1971 at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel in Lake Tahoe, California.
He never wore it for either of his 1970 tours outside of Las Vegas nor did he wear it again after that Lake Tahoe concert in 1971.
@Seph: Jeff Sheff is/ was the bass player. Or is it bassist? I suppose either works. Just a quick FYI.
Finally: THIS IS THE PERFORMANCE THAT MADE ME TOTALLY FALL IN LOVE WITH ELVIS 😍💖😍💖😍💖😍💖😍💖😍💖😍💖😍💖😍💖
AND YES! YOU CAUGHT ELVIS'S "IF THIS SUIT WASN'T TOO TIGHT!" AD LIB! YAY 🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃
DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY DO NOT CATCH THAT????
YOU'RE LIKE ONE OF MAYBE TWO THAT CAUGHT THAT.
THIS MAKES ME SO ECSTATIC!
I feel kinda silly and ridiculous how happy this reaction has made me but whatever. I'm TOTALLY claiming the feels!
AW LAWD HAVE MERCY THE FEEL GOOD FEELS 💓🙌😍💓🙌😍
THANKS SO MUCH SEPH!
GRAND REACTION! JUST CHEF'S 💋👌
TCB ⚡ & TLC ❤ & peace ✌& blessings 🙏 to you & yours & to one & all here as well 💕💕💕💕
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@@mimi-422 Thank you so much 💖🙏💕
Sammy I'm right there with you in the giddy department. I did not know he only wore this twice. This is one of my top three suits - it's so sexy IMO. I love when he makes up lyrics. Who does that? NO ONE! If you want a good cry, yes listen to Old Friend while it's playing to his funeral footage. Oh dear.
@@cherylspencer8024 Hey Miss Cheryl 💖 Very glad to see you here! I haven't seen you in the comments lately and admittedly I was like, "I hope Miss Cheryl is okay."
Yes, very giddy. I was running around like a chicken without it's head this morning. That's probably why I goofed up the link 😂
Robbansa joked the other day "You mean to tell me you're human?" 😮
And I was like, "I'm an evil mastermind a real 🎶Devil In Disguise🎶😈 * cue evil laugh *
Did you ever watch that old cartoon "Inspector Gadget"? I forget the evil dude's name but whoever did his voice had the best evil laugh in cartoon show cinema history. In my humble opinion anyway.
And there I go again- rambling. Sheesh.
Hope you & yours are doing well Miss Cheryl & Happy Belated Mother's Day 🌹💜🙏💕
Ok gonna start off by saying. This is surprisingly well edited as i couldn't tell!!
But i must say that im a little shocked that other reactors dont mention his funny ad lib in this!? Even for the fakey mc fakers and the zombie head nodders thats pretty crazy to not pick up on that... If people missed his lyric mess up then that i could understand, but *that* part should be unmissable 😂
this mans sex appeal is still off the charts today.. no one close in over 50 years
Of course it's perfection. It's Elvis.
I GET GOOSEBUMPS EVERY THOUSAND TIMES I HERE HIM SING THIS❤
Hear him sing this. Not here. Lol
I also melt haha🫠
Only the king could start a song with his back to the crowd.
He did things they didnt know he was going to do. They had to watch him ever second.
Elvis at his best and there's no one better. Not even close. Great reaction ❤
Unfortunately one of the greatest tragedies in Rock'n Roll history is that E.P. didn't get to take this show on a world tour, during these years when he was at his absolute peak both vocally and physically. Can you imagine the reception he would have gotten with this show? Offers to do Wembley year after year, and it was never to be. Oh my God, what the rest of the world missed out on 😞
Absolutaly, though I went to the Elvis the concert shows that went worldwide about 20 years ago with all the musicians and Elvis on screen - and it was great
@@thepuma2012Absolutely!!! I saw the show in Oslo in 1999, and it was mindblowing⚡
True! Oh my word, we're STILL missing out! 6 Shows filmed in their entirety. Non released. Can you imagine the reception these full concert releases would have gotten? Elvis shows were happenings. He rarely sang a song the same way twice and his interaction with each audience was genuine and different. All that gold, still in the goldmine!
@@AnnemarieSwartsBaz Luhrman is working on it as we speak 😁 He's found all the outtakes from TTWII and On Tour and has said that he WILL release it.
@@bjrn1 Yeah, I've heard about it, bless his heart! I'm keeping my fingers and toes crossed that it will happen. I cannot wait! Oh Happy Day!
He absolutely commanded the stage! He was described as a panther let loose on stage! His instincts for what would resonate with people came completely natural to him! ❤️❤️
I’m at work and I am hiding out to see your face when you see this!!! This is top 3 of any EP performance! No one can convince me otherwise. This is my go to for converting the non believers! 👑✌️
Stunning! Elvis at the peak of his powers, bringing his A game to this cover, LIVING the song, and investing so much drama and emotion, he makes me completely forget the classic version!
Absolutely truth!! 💯❤
What a passionate performance
I’m so glad I saw him in person at 18 ❤
Me too twice!
you 2 are LUCKY DUCKS!
You can remember the names of his drummer Ronnie Tutt and his bassist Jerry Scheff by something Elvis once said. "That's Tutt, and that's Scheff, and that's just Tutt Scheff any way you look at it". 🙂
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Hi Seph and all the amazing Elvis gals whose comments I live to read: Sammy, Suzy, Cheryl, just to name a few. I adore your sweet and loving banter…Oh how it fixes my day!
Seph you made me smile all the way through your fantastic reaction your enthusiasm is great
what a man who can make saying yeah sound so sexy a quadruple banger is spot on
Buns of steel 🤣🤣🤣 Buns of LOVE! ❤❤❤
Oh it's Elvis! 😍😍😍No wonder!! ‼‼‼‼
OMG another quadruple 💣💣💣💣 just an amazing performance both physically and vocally - love Elvis's version of this song which he definitely makes his own - really could watch him sing this all day and night - just so happy that we have these songs on film to watch again and again. Glad you loved it 🎶💙🎵
Seth, you have persevered, taken the pi$$, and made it to the best bits mate. A journey that, as far as I know, no one else has taken it in "the Elvis" rabbit hole on YT. There's more sure but let us savor these live gigs 68-74 era parts where he was in his prime. Fantastic job so far mate
It's taken 2 years to get this far, a lot of problems from copyright along the way. But i think this journey is going good, And it has changed my life :D and meeting people like you is honestly the reason i started this all in the first place. It's a freakin honour to have you aboard the elvis train
@@SephPlays appreciate it man, you're the pontiff of YT Elvis reactors, no way it could have been easy, glad you've stayed the course, look forward to seeing more bro., cheers
His versions of this song during this Vegas run are all masterpieces. He would never come close to these performances of this song.
He did flub on the lyric but nobody cared. He always said, "I don't mind when the girls are screaming because it covers up my mistakes". He also wasn't kidding about the pants being too tight in fact, that's why he started with the jumpsuits because when he first opened in Vegas he was doing the pants and shirt thing, and he would split his pants so much that his designer said a jumpsuit would be easier to maneuver and take the pressure off the seat of his pants because of weight distribution. so that's why he started the jumpsuits. and at the beginning had to be convinced that they would not look silly, so they were designed fairly masculine with the plunging neckline. He had to wear bib overalls as a kid and the other children made fun of him and said he was a field hand. But that's what poor kids wore. He seldom wore genes for that reason. If you notice even in the beginning shows in the 50's he wore dress pants, not jeans. The Jeans craze was mainly made famous by Brando, in his rebel motorcycle movies.
Love watching you watch Elvis. Someone ask his cousin Billy Smith recently, who is still alive, if Elvis in his last show in 1977 did he act sick or tired, and Billy said Elvis gave 100% in every show, he was a perfectionist and always thought he owed his fans a great show. If you look at his interviews, at the end of most every interview before a concert he says, "I just hope I can give them a good show, the best show I can." thanks Seph, great reaction as always. Mary😍
Loving how into this you were Seph, goosebumps and all. Now, how do you think we ladies feel? Easy quadruple banger. ❤
I don't know how you cope 🫠
The Elvis, giving us his all🥰 great performance once again❣
One of his most stunning and dramatic live performances. You can't blink . It's just amazing every time I see it.
YEAH BABY
seph your the best
no you!
It must be Jerry Scheff on bass guitar and Bob Lanning on drums. Bob stayed for a year. From october 1970 it was Ronnie Tutt. Bob Lanning is still performing with an ETA. Saw him live for about 7 times. Man had great stories to tell!
Bob Lanning played for Elvis only during his second Vegas season in January/February 1970, when Ronnie Tutt was unavailable due to other commitments. He can be heard on the album Elvis-On Stage. Bobby Morris was a drummer, but he did not play drums for Elvis during the first Vegas season in 1969. Instead he served as Elvis's first musical conductor. In '69 it was hard working Ronnie Tutt all the way, and he was back for the third season in August/September 1970.
This MUST be the number one song on your list now
There’s I believe a version of this of him when he turns around he surprises the audience with a monkey mask on😂
I’ve only seen a still picture of it.
I wish someone could find that video 😂
I was there when he did it. What a shock!! So funny though. I don't remember ever seeing it on video, though.
Wowee !! Fantastic song ,sung amazingly by the Dynamic Elvis, his charisma explodes through my screen,😍🤩
Elvis's band is called The TCB Band (TCB for taking care of business... which was the Elvis's motto) They are band leader James Burton-Lead Guitar, John Wilkinson-Electric Rhythm Guitar, Glen D. Hardin-Piano, Ronnie Tutt-Drums, Jerry Scheff-Bass (also played on The Doors "L.A. Woman" album. And the guy who plays acoustic rhythm guitar, sings harmony with Elvis, gives him water, scarves and reminds him what the next song is... is Charlie Hodge. Backup vocals are The Sweet Inspirations (Cissy Houston left after August 1969), soprano- Millie Kirkham (Recorded with Elvis from 1957. Replaced by Kathy Westmoreland after the first 6 shows) and male gospel quartet The Imperials. Joe Guercio is conducting the 30 piece Joe Guercio Orchestra. So the Elvis had A LOT of talent with him on stage in the '70s 😉 FANTASTIC REACTION Seph ⚡👍🎵🎶
I think Elvis meant to say, "There's no welcome look in your eyes when I reach for you."
He Sang "AND there's no TENDERNESS in your eyes when I reach out for you"
He Should have Sang, "There's no WELCOME LOOK in your eyes when I reach out for you".
GOOD EAR SEPH !! 😆
"If the suit wasn't too
tight" is what I call an Elvis-ism ! When he adlibs a funny line into a song ! 😆
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Haha love thissss 😍
The iconic collar mate 😀
I love how you really love Elvis and his music.
Fantastic performance from E, I love it! Powerful vocals. These live 1970 Vegas sessions are sublime! You're feeling the music Seph, well done. "A Rank" and a Quadruple Banger for sure. 🥇X4. ♥️👌
Jerry Scheff is the amazing bass player. He recently told stories in Bad Nauheim (Germany) where Elvis was stationed. He is a really funny guy. He said Elvis never told him what to play.
Jerry played with the doors too ( LA Woman).
I love "You've lost that loving feeling" and your reaction was superb again!☀️💚
Love
He had a funny way about him :D cant help but giggle even in the most upsetting or sad songs when he is goofing around hehe
Ronnie Tutt is the awesome drummer!
Seph, I have to say that seeing you react to these quadruple bangers is just indescribable. I love how you really watch and listen to everything. Now imagine me seeing this performance about 7 or 8 times and on the next performance when he turns around and the lights come up he is wearing a rubber gorilla mask that looked very authentic... we all were so shocked, but it was hilarious!! I love his sense of fun and how he played jokes on everyone. A fantastic song and performance. The ELVIS!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hope that show was taped. Would love to see that.
@@honeysucklerose134I have never seen it on tape, but there was a similar mask in one of his home videos. I don't know who had it on in that video, but it wasn't Elvis. We saw 10 shows that week and he only did it once.
@@jennyjorgensen9935 Gosh 10 shows. Lucky you.
A freakin gorilla mask hahahahaha xD
Fantastic performance, great great vocals. Such energy, can’t possibly imagine what it must have been like to be there listening to this incredible spectacular production coming from that stage and watching Elvis’s artistry in action. Wowwwww!!!!
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Thank you Seph for your brilliant reaction😊
You are a natural comedian - great reaction as always!
Love the way he performs this great song!! You caught it all- the slight crack in his voice and when he started to sing the wrong verse and then quickly changed it! Elvis loved to make funny adlibs to the words in the songs especially during rehearsals! One banger after another. You’re in prime Elvis territory right here!
During this time it’s Jerry Scheff on bass and Ronnie Tutt on drums. They are both outstanding musicians!
Wonderful!!! ❤❤❤❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥! THE ELVIS DOES IT AGAIN!!! IT'S A TRIPLE BANGER!!!
Definitely a Top 50 EP song.
Bass player Jerry Scheff and drummer Ronnie Tutt wonderful musicians and Ronnie didn’t take his eyes off Elvis none of the guys did or they would miss something. This is an amazing performance! TCB Seph⚡️
Gorgeous performance. So much charisma!! Really enjoy your Elvis reactions
Oooh Seph brilliant reaction. I love Elvis singing this another version he does a reprise. Goosebumps awesome Elvis ❤
Elvis is always epic! ❤ Great reaction.
Amazing reaction Seph♥
Fantastic song and great reaction. I can t unhear that " if the suit wasn"t too tight" , just love that line at that moment
Band members Drummer, Ronnie Tutt, bass is Jerry Shift, lead guitar is James Burton, Rhythm guitar John Wilkinson. Piano is Glenn Hardin, the Sweet Inspirations, high voice singer Kathy Westmoreland. Great song Seph.
just seen that you have”its now or never” on the top of your A list… !well… wouldnt you know…. Elvis said that this was his favourite song
Before he recorded that song, Don"t was his favourite in some interview. Great song also, sung magnificiently
yes! i love don t
I've listened to that song more times than i can count at this point. Pretty much daily as it's close to the top of my playlist haha
@@SephPlays Glad you also like it that much!
Love this song and l love ur reaction Seph there will never b another one with talent like that God love him and u for the wonderful posts. If l had one wish l'd go back to 1970 so once again Elvis would b with us most definitely a triple banger bless u Seph
He really was one of a kind huh? :(((((
Drummer is Ronny Tutt
Awesome performance. The best ever
Yes steph it was a mistake . He acually asked charlie hodge to write the lyric on the stool lol .
Another great elvis song Another great seth reaction by the way he says, this suit is on too tight 😅many more bangers coming your way seth 😊
Great..great..Elvis
YES!!! Now you're really getting in to the good stuff Seph 😊 Can't wait for you to see That's The Way It Is in it's entirety. So you can see how he worked at putting his show together through weeks of rehearsals and then... the show, with show-opener "That's All Right". Remember that what you've been watching thus far, are clips from 6 different shows. Opening night August 10th with the Fringe Suit, 2 shows from August 11th, 2 from August 12th and one from August 13th (with the Red Ladder Suit), and the other suits he's been wearing in the clips that you've seen are the Concho Suit, Chain Suit and Red Ladder Suit. They filmed the first 6 shows for the movie in 1970 and spliced it all together to one "super-show". The original release from 1970 has it's flaws and might seem a little dated, but it has quite a few songs that are left out of the 2001 Special editition. But the latter has off course much better audio and film quality. Both are well worth checking out, though.
TCB & TCE brother⚡
Elvis worked so hard for that Vegas crowd....i think he was too big a star for that stage and he should've been touring the world with long rest periods in between, like they do today. ❤
Elvis fire 🔥🔥🔥
It`s funny. The epic scene in Top Gun, when Tom Cruise and his friends sing this song to Kelly McGillis at the bar, is actually an imitation of this performance.
Yes it's up there on top songs, what a performance absolutely top notch. I don't often recommend you watching the original if it's not the original version it's atleast the classic version also extremely good by The Righteous Brothers, a comparison would be interesting of their classic black & white video version. Very good reaction you got it all from the cracks to the knee joke and all in between.👌
Excellent reaction Seph. For example, you wouldn't believe how many reactors do not react to "if this suit wasn't too tight."
I'm actually shocked to hear this about other reactors!??? How the heck can they miss that >.>
@@SephPlays Some reactors react without always pausing and so they miss things. Also, not all reactors pay attention as closely as you do.
I love that, with the background picture you have up at the moment, the face of his beautiful mother is superimposed into the video ❤
Love your reaction!!!
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Sing it Seph!!!!😂👍
You caught the 2 mistakes early on (the "crack" in his voice, and repeating the first verse) that I often point out. However, once he got past that and kicked it in high gear, incredible.
I was just talking to some others here in the comments, and was told that a lot of other reactors never pick up on him saying about his suit being too tight to go on his knees!??? Like how the heck do people not hear that part? >.>
@@SephPlays Agreed. I always thought he said "Is the suit on too tight?" LOL
This totally made my morning! 🥰
*PERFECTION* OMG SO IF YOU SEE THIS *SEPH* I'VE BEEN VERY "MENTALLY" SICK - BEEN WATCHING ALL THESE LIVE'S IN 1970 TTWII I SOOOOOOO ENJOY YOUR REACTIONS BEING LONGER AND YOUR HILARIOUS!!!! SWEET MAN X HUGS TONYA
Terrific performance and enjoying all your latest reactions to Elvis 🥰
Supreme Sexiest Superstar EVER....'nuff said 🙌🏼💯⚡❤️🔥
You put a smile on my face while watching your entire reaction. Love seeing you enjoying and loving Elvis' performances. You'd have been gobsmacked to see him live (as we all were)!
I have watched many reactions to this performance, and you are the first one I’ve heard mention that small mistake in the lyrics Elvis made. I’ve even commented about it before without any response. I was surprised that they would have used it, but the rest of the song is awesome. I haven’t seen, or heard a different version.
To be completely honest with you im kinda shocked i picked up on either, it's a blink and you miss it kinda deal >.>
He sure covered it well.There wasn’t a hint of confusion, or hesitation on his face.
Ronnie Tutt is the drummer
Okay, I hit comment when I meant to start a new paragraph🤬 for I cannot let this moment pass without attempting to define my own thoughts regarding this song. For years, I was only aware of the Righteous Brothers rendition and I regarded it as perfect. Bill Medley provided the beautiful bass voice where he stayed while his partner, Bobby Hatfield lifted the high notes masterfully. Together, the two men induced a soulfulness that was best absorbed only while closing one’s eyes. How could it get better…right? I don’t know about everyone else but so much of Elvis Presley’s work was not known to me. Always a fan, I simply was not aware that this and other performances existed until the internet. Since then I remain obsessed. The comparison of this song from Righteous Brothers to Elvis is impossible. A piercing of my heart occurs each time I watch him and I am holding the villainous female subject of the song accountable for causing this pain. It’s Elvis that brings this cold-hearted woman to life, and I am left asking myself then why do feel such joy as I experience his grief? I only know that to feel both simultaneously makes you feel more alive! He is unworldly!
Thanks for the stupendous reaction Seph! You get it!❤️
Seph I don't know if you've seen the Elvis movie with Austin Butler. He is spot on it's scary - at moments you think you are watching Elvis.
i havent seen it no, But i do plan on watching it once i've heard all his songs :D
Seph, you bring back all the feelings I’ve had for years. I’ve played all these many times and you always makes me remember my initial feelings. The problem is I still get affected by him and his music. You’re right though… he feels not only the words but the music. 😢 That was his greatest gift he left us. Like we all personally knew him and fell in love with him, his music and his struggles. The drummer was Ronnie Tutt who passed sway in 2018 I believe and his bass guitarist was Jerry Scheff( not sure of spelling). The masculine form of my name❤. There’s a sessions audio out in which he all of a sudden yells “ hey Jerry” really loudly and clearly & I look up every time. One of his best friends is named Jerry also. Whenever I hear him say that name, I’m always playing it back to listen to how he says it with his accent. I thought I was nuts until another channel whose owner is called Michelle heard him saying her name got so excited & I felt better. 😂😂😂🎸🕺🏻🎸🕺🏻🔥🔥🔥Thank you so much for remaining with Elvis and enjoying it so. ❤❤
ate any of you planning to go to Elvis evolution gig in london in november? i would love to go… even fly out from Switzerland and stay over night… it would be an extravagant and fabulous birthday present😂… i m not sure what to expect… Seems like an VR tour through different stages of Elvis life in various settings and virtual Elvis will sing 4 or 5 songs at the end… hmmm .. i would prefer a little introduction and an hour or more of virtual Elvis live in concert. what you think? will it be worth it to travel so far for it? ….
I'm hoping to go, I think it will be incredible, 🤩
This is a Righteous Brothers song. But, like almost everything else (I'm looking at you Hey Jude) Elvis' version is the best! It was later covered by Hall & Oats, too.
Nice reaction Seph.
3:10-3:11 (on my screen) did you pick the little flub of lyric? It was barely discernible but he just went on like nothing happened & then about 3:16 he looked over to the backups w-a tiny smile because they all realized what happened.
Okay now we are talking some brass tacks. At first when I saw this, it was not my favorite. Then as I re-watched it over and over, it's a quadruple banger in my book. Also Seph I didn't notice that "yeah" until a few watches in. How can just a "yeah" get us all riled up?! I just don't know.
Yeah hahaha
it's fckn perfect - blows original clean out the water. Fun fact, Bill Medley and Elvis were very close. Ye he mucked up lol
Nope.
Jerry Obern Scheff (bass player, Ronnie Tutt drummer)
"Buns of steel! I had to say it! Sorry." (0:07) Oh, man, this was hysterical! Reminded me of one of my favorite Patsy lines from Absolutely Fabulous. "Oh, he was just a windscreen washer I picked up at the traffic lights. Buns so tight he was bouncing off the wall."
His bass player is superb here. (1:38)
I love this moment of verbal ecstasy you elicit here. (2:49)
Excellent catch, Seph. Elvis starts to sing the first verse again at the start of the second verse but quickly catches himself. (3:09)
You're getting really good at mimicing Elvis' hand/arm directions to his band. (2:09) (2:58) (4:36) (6:19) (7:21) (9:10)
I love when you sing the chorus here. If only you kept it at real-time speed. (7:37)
Hey Brad! Just wanted to let you know I read your last comment of our very lovely conversation 💖
I agree whole- heartedly with Seph: You have a beautiful way with words.
Thank you so very much for all of the kindness you continue to show here on Seph's channel 💜💙🙏💕
I hope you do not mind my saying this here that I am sorry your father was at times impatient and critical with you as a child.
However you seem to me to be a highly evolved human- intellectually, emotionally, & spiritually.
I very much have enjoyed conversing with you & if you don't mind my saying so if you should ever like to have future conversations with me I am humbly open to the experience.
My very best & sincere regards to you Brad 💖✌🙏💕
@@sammy_the_uncool2702 Oh, Sammy, the pleasure has been all mine. Thank you for your extraordinarily kind words. I'm just floored by the generosity and love you bring to Seph and this channel virtually every day. I can tell how much your presence, words, research, passion, good humor, and spirit means to Seph and his subscribers. I don't think it's an overstatement to say that you set the tone for this group.
And thank you for sharing your story and listening to mine. You have been so gracious with me. It has been a real thrill to begin to get to know you. I look forward to many more exchanges.
And of course, much gratitude to Seph for his super sweet "peanut butter & jelly" blessing of our introduction and conversation. I felt like I had been given permission to speak from the heart and it all just came pouring out...
@@balovett You sir just made this lady a little teary- eyed with your extraordinarily kind words 💖💖
Thank you ever so much Brad 🙏💕
To quote one of my all time favorite movies, "I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship."
I hope you do not mind my saying that.
Call it a gut feeling, a sixth sense, whatever it is you want to call it. I just know what I feel when I feel it and I suppose you have guessed by now I'm an openly expressive person.
I very much look forward to any and all exchanges we share in the future.
You are very sweet Brad. And thank you for being gracious with me and sharing your story well with me 🙏💕
I have to go get a hanky now to clear my sinuses (we'll call it that anyway- hehe.)
The pleasure has been absolutely all mine Brad and you can take that to heart AND to the bank 😉
@@sammy_the_uncool2702 In 1995 I heard a song called "Bright As Yellow" by The Innocence Mission that has stuck with me ever sense. It has this amazing glow of goodness. Gentle and positively uplifting. And vocalist Karen Peris has the voice of an absolute angel. So delicate and comforting. The song is like a tender touch from a loved one.
The aura you carry that envelopes the goodwill you send to Seph and others here feels to me like the love and warmth this song radiates. If you have not heard this song before, you might want to keep that hanky handy...
@@balovett No I have never heard of that song or Karen Peris.
Thank you so much for the suggestion though 💖🙏💕
I will most definitely give the song a listen Brad 🎶💓🎶
A friend of mine once said that I reminded him of the song "Sunflower" by Glen Campbell... Not bragging, not at all.
It's very lovely, and also supremely humbling and most definitely touching 💛
I do try to be a genuine person.
I give some of that credit to my Dad who instilled in me the idea that I was an ambassador of sorts, representing all that had a hand in my upbringing. That stuck because I'm protective of the ones I love and I don't want anyone to think poorly of them because of something I said or I did.
So I am not just representing myself here.
I represent a whole bunch of people, and I include Elvis one of them and too the Elvis fan community.
I am aware you know that one is not just representing one's self. But they are also representing the people that raised them and the community they are part of and the people that they love.
I say this with humility and modesty and gratitude and respect and love.
I do not go at Seph for expressing his honest opinion, at first because I wanted to represent Elvis and his fan base in the best light possible.
Then over time because I saw the true value of his honesty. I respect him all the more for being honest.
As you said too many are performative today and Seph is one of the few that is not.
His honesty is both refreshing and a delight.
And now I will share something else: I have Reynaud's Phenomenon. A circulatory thing that causes my veins to constrict when exposed to cold. I get cold easily, I'm sensitive to cold.
Anyway my grandmother used to warm my hands for me when I was little and she would always say, "Cold hands, warm heart."
I am so very glad we "brushed shoulders" 😊💖💕
The Righteous Brothers did the original, Seph. You'll have to check that out as well. Great reaction to the Elvis again!
Totally wrong - check again.
@@gorse9030 I did. Here it is AH. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" is a song by Phil Spector, Barry Mann, and Cynthia Weil, first recorded in 1964 by the American vocal duo the Righteous Brothers.
@@tinalinge2782 You are absolutely and cosmically totally correct as I was thinking of White Christmas.
@@gorse9030 a case of ADHD? l know as we get older it's hard to keep focus sometimes. That's okay.
@@tinalinge2782 Haha in my surroundings here friends and relations find me a boring retainer of useless facts.
Who else can make messed up hair and sweat look so sexy NO ONE ONLY ELVIS CAN!!!! 🔥🔥🔥😍💋🔥🔥🔥
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Love the background, but we can't see him properly.
What are you listening to? He doesn't sing what you're saying, he sings it correctly "and there's no tenderness in your eyes"
Great reaction other than that mistake that he didn't do .. looking forward to more reactions.
2nd comment: Links below for anyone interested in seeing the two separate performances as noted in my 1st comment:
Elvis: August 11, 1970 Dinner Show "Concho" Suit: You've Lost That Loving Feeling": ruclips.net/video/FH3eTWzbJzc/видео.htmlsi=ReubDXnlKaZOFQUf
Elvis August 12, Midnight Show "Chains" Suit: You've Lost That Loving Feeling: ruclips.net/video/xLNh7erdijs/видео.html&pp=iAQB8AUB
That's all I've got for this comment!
P.S. I forgot: Bill Medley Talks About Elvis 9:44 long link: ruclips.net/video/-QDjdSyfJFs/видео.html
Sammy second one is A Dog's Life! LOL
@@cherylspencer8024 Thank you! I messed up. Sh***ttt...
@@cherylspencer8024 Corrected. Thanks again!
@@sammy_the_uncool2702 You're welcome! I clicked on it like 3 times thinking maybe I had caused the glitch and then I just started cracking up. You are entitled to one flub up every once in a while.🤣🤣
@@cherylspencer8024 You might say I'm 🎶Paralyzed🎶 by Ol' Swivel Hips. A temporary glitch in the thinking cap. Hey it happens when you're enthralled & captived by Elvis Mr. Hot Lips Presley himself 😍 :D
Seph -- regarding deletions from some of E's performances: if you have not yet done "I've Lost You" be advised that there's a version where the squeal of the overhead equipment was deleted - do not use it (ruclips.net/video/sQKVv2doQRQ/видео.html) because when Elvis gives a little jump & looks up w-a surprised expression it makes you wonder why. So pls watch ruclips.net/video/TjRvZurhZUM/видео.html -- then when you hear the squeal & see his reaction, it makes sense & it's just another cute, normal little happening that took place during his performance. Thx.
ruclips.net/video/TpjjxQYBzHE/видео.html
Already reacted to it but i'm not sure which version
@@SephPlays So the one you did doesn't have the overhead squeal; see his reaction about 1:19 w-no overhead sound -- that's what was deleted. If you want to look at the link I gave you at some point, you can see/hear the difference.
He had a nice butt! I can relate to light being absorbed by darkness. He looks like he has no head, and my profile picture looks like I'm just a head in the black void of space.
I'm not sure what pic you are referring to? All i see is some beautiful lady there?
@@SephPlays that is a pic of me, but I'm not a woman. I know I'm read as feminine because of the make-up and long hair, but the way I look has nothing to do with my gender. Anyway, I guess my pic doesn't look as "in the black void of space" as I thought it did.
Thank goodness you have the "good" version where @ very beginning you hear the little "crack" in his voice & the raspiness, because there is a version where someone stupidly & inconsiderately deleted that out & it sounds all wrong & weird. It was his natural voice -- leave it the h--- alone.
I've came across edited versions of these songs before on this journey... Why do people do this!?
Wrong one do live
This was live?
In the face of your doing such a great job I hesitate to complain but your videos seem to be getting fainter and more transparent. When you have objects behind them it becomes even more difficult to enjoy the performances.
I noticed that as well.
Unfortunately it's because of Warner Brothers!! "The company that owns all footage from this"
It's the brightest i can get the footage without getting copyright blocked by them :/ it shoulldn't be an issue once i get out of 1970 though!
@@SephPlays not to blame you but that's unfortunate since a large amount of Elvis's best post 70s performances originate from 70 Vegas shows.
@@williamquinlan6153 it's sad, but it would be farrrr sadder for me to lose my channel 😱
@@SephPlays that goes without saying which is why I inserted "not to blame you." The performance is hard to ruin anyway. The expressiveness and delight of your response tell the tale. Seph your reaction is a double banger!! Have fun.
Not one of my favourites ,much prefer the righteous brothers. Thought for one of only a few times his voice was off.sorry.
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I'm going to have to listen to the original so i have something to compare
@SephPlays both songs are sung completely different. When Elvis does a cover song 90 percent of the time he blows the original out of the park.but sometimes you have to stick with the original. Interesting to get your take on this.ps the best story about Elvis comes from bill medley. It's a cracker.
Elvis drummer was the famous Ronnie Tutt a brilliant drummer.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Your reactions are priceless You are a riot,,LOVE THE CHANNEL ESP ELVIS Great Day to You
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I love your name Luke Kelly! Damnnn sounds like a celebrity! ❤️
@@SephPlays Hello Seph,,I'm originally from DUBLIN IRELAND and I am named after a Famous Singer from Dublin.,,His name is also Luke Kelly and He was the best voice ever out of Ireland.He was in a band called the Dubliners and If You ever get a chance to play The Dubliners with Luke Kelly that would be great they have h7ndereds of Awsome songs..Im related to Him we are 2nd Cousins,,so that's Why that name probably sounds Familiar You have probably heard of Him.Greaat Channel Sept You are a riot
@@lukekelly8387 Dammnnnnn ok i called it haha ill have to check them out, thank you for turning me on to them 😍