As a child I lived in German Town which is a suburb of Memphis. I lived only minutes away from where Elvis lived for a short time before he moved into Graceland. I was lucky enough to chat with him a few times as a kid and once he took me and a few other boys to Ellis Auditorium to hear Godspel. Elvis was an underprivileged white southerner who grew up among people of color and like most people of color he found refuge in religious music such as Godspel and Negro spirituals and work songs. Elvis could not read music, and had no technical knowledge about music. But Elvis was a gifted actor and could recite a song in a way that made one believe he had written it himself. Each syllable of a word is part of the word's soul and by treating each syllable in the lyrics of a song with respect, the song gains soul. Elvis knew that and he mastered it.
I’ve already written a comment but watched your wonderful reaction again. You were so right on. First time I heard him I gong this during his recording at the studio ( Elvis in Nashville 2020) I cried like a baby. Very few instruments with that voice out front was so tender it was like he sang it directly to me. Thanks again Mike for being so authentic with your reactions. It brings back so many emotions. Elvis left us such a great gift of his voice and how emotive he sings that we will have always for generations to come. Many videos have been clarified and songs remastered. No auto tuning. Just a voice, a man who loved the art of singing and shared it with the world. A world who knew him by his first name only and loyal loving fans that keep his name alive. 😢❤❤❤❤❤
Su voz cómo transita de una emoción a otra su mirada fatigada con esos ojos azules su sudor su muestra de entrega en cada poro de su piel es mitad humano mitad de otro planeta 😏👑 tu silencio al final dice mucho a veces las palabras no salen.
In an interview, Paul Simon (who wrote the song) said that Elvis's version was the best of all of them. He also said: "I've lost my song to Elvis." Can't get better praise than that.
This man could just sing anything and make it amazing. Just incredible. No dancing, no huge light show or stuff going on behind him.. just his amazing voice.. captured the audience.. then the Sweet Inspirations would come in .. sing amazing backup vocals.. but Elvis was the Voice you heard.
Hi Mike , just wanted to say thank you again for another great reaction to the one and only Elvis , I love the fact that you pick up on the little things that he does , like a look or a gesture to his family group b, Everyone Loved working with Elvis , he was the Total Package, Voice Charisma Charm and Looks that could kill, but also he is in total commando of the entire stage , but, not in a selfish way , he always introduced the entire group to the audience , I remember the first time I saw him in Knoxville Tennessee on April 8 72, and he said , now that you have had a chance to see me , Let me see you and turned the house lights on,, I was only 11 years old and it is etched in my heart and soul forever, There simply is No one else that can touch the audience like this beautiful Man,, I am so grateful for the 3 times I was blessed to witness the Mystic and Magic, Elvis is a Priceless Gift from God and he needed to rest, so God called him home, and I know that he is at peace now , but that tragic day in History is a day that I have a hard time facing, just like so many millions of people around the world, No one Stands a chance when it comes to Elvis, thanks again and by the way, waiting for you to react to Elvis singing Loving Arms, no video concert , but it doesn't matter what ELVIS , the pics Tell the story. TCB 1935
Thanks for sharing Elvis. He is such a great singer. His band that consisted of Ronnie Tutt, drummer; Jerry Schef, bass; James Burton and John Wilkinson, guitar, and Glenn Hardin, piano were fantastic musicians. Most of them played with Elvis until his death. ❤
Charlie Hodge on acoustic rhythm guitar & also harmonised with Elvis when needed, & Elvis’ right hand man. Elvis loved Charlie & had a bedroom with his name on the door in all of his homes, & no-one else was allowed to sleep in that room.
Charlie seemed like a friend to Elvis.Also, his band was true to him. Ronnie played for several singers, including Neil Diamond, and said Elvis was the best. Ronnie said Elvis didn’t tell him what to play. James Burton cared for Elvis, and stated the movie didn’t tell all the parts correctly. I saw Ronnie, James and Glenn playing a tribute for Elvis. The Sweet Inspirations said many wonderful things about Elvis. JD Sumner loved Elvis dearly. He struggled from crying during an interview. The Stamp Quartet appeared to care for Elvis, too. I still question the motives of the Memphis Mafia. Maybe they were good people, but I didn’t grasp that. To sum it all up, Elvis was loved by many. I listen to Elvis daily through videos. He was gorgeous, and his outfits were outstanding.
While he was in Germany during his 2nd year army duty, he worked with his close buddy Charlie Hodge, working to develop his voice control as he loved the great tenor voices of male performers of opera music. Charlie was part of his Las Vegas backup singers and they harmonized many songs together. Yes, he did conduct much of the instruments as well as the singers to reach the stage presence he wanted to conquer. He was a genius with his musical talent of voice and ability to use any of the instruments within his balance he was working to bring to his fans. I appreciate your ability to listen and understand his brilliance. 🙏✝❤🇺🇸
You are witnessing The G.O.A.T in action! Singing a Simon and Garfunkel song! Paul Simon was in the audience when Elvis sang this song! He loved the way Elvis sang it!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤!
THATS AN EXPRESSION I GO WITH..... HE DOES BRING YOU PLACES IN YOUR LIFE OF ONE SELF. SO EXPRESSIONAL THAT GIVES YOU THE FEELING HES SINGING ONLY TOO YOU.... WELL YOU KNOW WHAT SONGS THAT GIVE YOU THAT SENCE YOUR HEART JUST DROPPED IN YOU STOMACH 😊
I was 3 years old when Elvis died. That audience has no idea how extremely blessed they were to be able to see his greatness in person. I love and miss him so much. the world was a better place with him in it. 💔❤💔❤💔❤💔
Elvis was raised in a poor area of Tupelo, Mississippi until he and his family moved to public housing in Memphis, Tennessee. He want to evangelical gospel church and loved “black” music 🎶 He was a wonderful entertainer and will be remembered forever.
I was 15 in Australia when my idol died. I literally stayed in my bed and cried for 2 weeks, missing 1 week of school and then it was school holidays. I was certain I would cry every day for the rest of my life. Your reactions to the great man are outstanding. 💕🇦🇺
Vegas has never had the same electricity all these years latet ,they came all over too c him, he broke all attendance records ,he recieved a gold belt for it ,which he wears in many concerts ,he really uses his incredible vocal here,heisthe man.
My compliments on your channel, I only watch Elvis reactions and there are many out there, but only a few seem the real deal and even fewer add valuable insights to me. You sir, are at the top here, thank you for the way you do this it adds even more magic to my "Elvis World" :)
I'm so happy for all those in the audience who got to hear&witness the greatest even Paul Simon stated how do u compare to this he's the greatest ever,truly I must say I agree
You certainly had some wonderful insights into the magnificence of Elvis and his performances. Great comments and reaction. This is a vocal and visual masterpiece. ❤❤❤
Hi Mike Whitney houston's mother was a back up singer for elvis and sitting right behind him. She said in an interview that elvis took good care of jis back up singers paying them 65,000 per year with Benny's and that was way beck then equivelent to now days around 250,000. So he was very generous.
Some fans may not agree, but in my opinion Elvis’ first love was acting. His life long dream was to be an actor who was taken seriously in the industry. Sadly, due to the enormous financial success of his musically based lightweight movies, Elvis did not get to realise his dream, which I believe contributed to his clinical depression and untimely death. But Elvis used his natural acting ability in the way he delivered his songs. As you said, his arrangements built the drama, pulled it back and then built it up to a climactic close. First and foremost Elvis was the ultimate actor, who took his audience with him all the way.
I've been saying forever the 2 main things that he wanted most of all was to tour overseas & become a serious actor & never seeing that to fruition absolutely added to his despondency.
I come back here from time to time. Love your EP reactions! I hope no offense is taken, but when I first see you and you’re doing a EP song I think, “Awesome! The Paul Giamatti guy is discovering more EP!” 🤣 It’s funny but when I see a good reactor to EP I kind of get to relive seeing it as if it’s a new song or performance. You Sir, do a great job expressing what EP was and is. Cheers from Texas! ✌️
hi please do "what now my love" but make sure its the **rehearsal** show from aloha from hawaii 1973 thank you for showing elvis so much love i really appreciate your analysis!
Though this is a wonderful song, there are more performances where he has more powerful vocals! What NowMy Love, My Way, American Trilogy and not to mention Suspicious Minds performance!
Stunning performance! This is my first time to your channel. Just subscribed, so great reaction! If you're looking for another Elvis reaction, check out his amazing performance of 'I Just Can't Help Believin' from 1970.
Wow is right! Every time I watch this I can't help but wonder what little thing caused him to look over his right shoulder (7:08) towards where Charlie Hodge stood. On occasion you would see him glance over to his right or left w-a slightly irritated look if he picked up on something that displeased him --- something that we out here couldn't possibly know about, but everything just rolled right along so smoothly.
@@donnaqueen8766 Very possible. I can't recall now what song it was in 1972 at Hampton Roads when something happened on the side of the backups & wow did he give a look -- he was very annoyed.
@@carolhayar3037 Carol that look was because he turned and saw a camera man sneaking up on him that's why he looked at the sweets like that it wasn't serious
great reaction again.... may i suggest the version from 1972 Elvis On Tour...Bridge over Troubled Water...that version he has a much more powerfull voice and for me thats his best rendition. greetings from Holland
I truly think the saddest thing is that Colonel Parker was his manager.. he was a Felon here in the states and he wouldn't allow Elvis to go overseas.. because he couldn't go overseas.. Anyone that wanted to see Elvis live had to come to the states. Totally hurt Elvis's career in my mind. In today's society.. wouldn't have happened I think. That man took so much money from Elvis and denied Elvis many opportunites
I'm going to throw out a few suggestions, 2 of which hardly get recommendations so I hope that won't be a deterrent because they are both marvelous but for 2 different reasons. #`1. not live but accompanied by beautiful photos -- the point of this song is THAT VOICE -- it just may be the epitome of hearing what his voice was capable of leading up to a glass shattering finish -- "Tomorrow Never Comes" (1970) at ruclips.net/video/QhYtB7pjkS0/видео.html (4:12 min.). #2. I refer to this as "the water throwing incident" from his 1972 Hampton Roads, Virginia concert -- @ very, very start of the video Elvis called out “Please Release Me” but the band began playing “I Can’t Stop Loving You” - he didn’t stop them, he went right into the song, then walking over to his glass of water, picked it up & playfully threw it at Glen @ piano -- a fun, powerhouse, energetic performance; a different Elvis w-a slightly deeper, richer voice at ruclips.net/video/LNtP5Gd8QGE/видео.html (2:25 min.) --sometimes the video does not pick up his voice @ extreme beginning so back it up to be sure you hear him say Please Release Me, then the water incident will make sense; also note his slightly irritated look @ beginning. Below Belinda recommended "What Now My Love" from the rehearsal show -- he did a rehearsal show prior to the live one & we are both in agreement that this song from the rehearsal show tops the live version. At any rate, It's at ruclips.net/video/UpjKlOM7KQ4/видео.html (3:14 min.). Thx so much.
Elvis is simply the Greatest. Great reaction.
As a child I lived in German Town which is a suburb of Memphis. I lived only minutes away from where Elvis lived for a short time before he moved into Graceland. I was lucky enough to chat with him a few times as a kid and once he took me and a few other boys to Ellis Auditorium to hear Godspel.
Elvis was an underprivileged white southerner who grew up among people of color and like most people of color he found refuge in religious music such as Godspel and Negro spirituals and work songs. Elvis could not read music, and had no technical knowledge about music. But Elvis was a gifted actor and could recite a song in a way that made one believe he had written it himself. Each syllable of a word is part of the word's soul and by treating each syllable in the lyrics of a song with respect, the song gains soul. Elvis knew that and he mastered it.
Elvis starts out soft and delicate and his voice gradually builds in strength so by the end it is deep and powerful.
Amazing.
I’ve already written a comment but watched your wonderful reaction again. You were so right on. First time I heard him I gong this during his recording at the studio ( Elvis in Nashville 2020) I cried like a baby. Very few instruments with that voice out front was so tender it was like he sang it directly to me. Thanks again Mike for being so authentic with your reactions. It brings back so many emotions. Elvis left us such a great gift of his voice and how emotive he sings that we will have always for generations to come. Many videos have been clarified and songs remastered. No auto tuning. Just a voice, a man who loved the art of singing and shared it with the world. A world who knew him by his first name only and loyal loving fans that keep his name alive. 😢❤❤❤❤❤
For me, one of his finest live performances. It just don’t get any better than that. Elvis lives 💙
Su voz cómo transita de una emoción a otra su mirada fatigada con esos ojos azules su sudor su muestra de entrega en cada poro de su piel es mitad humano mitad de otro planeta 😏👑 tu silencio al final dice mucho a veces las palabras no salen.
In an interview, Paul Simon (who wrote the song) said that Elvis's version was the best of all of them. He also said: "I've lost my song to Elvis." Can't get better praise than that.
Hi praise indeed, and he was right!
I have to hear his voice everyday ❤
Me too.
Vocally, charismaticly, this is the ultimate Elvis.
Elvis had it all - just amazing performance 💛💛
This man could just sing anything and make it amazing. Just incredible. No dancing, no huge light show or stuff going on behind him.. just his amazing voice.. captured the audience.. then the Sweet Inspirations would come in .. sing amazing backup vocals.. but Elvis was the Voice you heard.
This was pure brilliance!
A vocal masterpiece!
Hi Mike , just wanted to say thank you again for another great reaction to the one and only Elvis , I love the fact that you pick up on the little things that he does , like a look or a gesture to his family group b, Everyone Loved working with Elvis , he was the Total Package, Voice Charisma Charm and Looks that could kill, but also he is in total commando of the entire stage , but, not in a selfish way , he always introduced the entire group to the audience , I remember the first time I saw him in Knoxville Tennessee on April 8 72, and he said , now that you have had a chance to see me , Let me see you and turned the house lights on,, I was only 11 years old and it is etched in my heart and soul forever, There simply is No one else that can touch the audience like this beautiful Man,, I am so grateful for the 3 times I was blessed to witness the Mystic and Magic, Elvis is a Priceless Gift from God and he needed to rest, so God called him home, and I know that he is at peace now , but that tragic day in History is a day that I have a hard time facing, just like so many millions of people around the world, No one Stands a chance when it comes to Elvis, thanks again and by the way, waiting for you to react to Elvis singing Loving Arms, no video concert , but it doesn't matter what ELVIS , the pics Tell the story. TCB 1935
Thank you!
Elvis was , and still is , and always will be THE MAN ... TCB forever !
Love that ending.💕💕💕😘
Thanks for sharing Elvis. He is such a great singer. His band that consisted of Ronnie Tutt, drummer; Jerry Schef, bass; James Burton and John Wilkinson, guitar, and Glenn Hardin, piano were fantastic musicians. Most of them played with Elvis until his death. ❤
Charlie Hodge on acoustic rhythm guitar & also harmonised with Elvis when needed, & Elvis’ right hand man. Elvis loved Charlie & had a bedroom with his name on the door in all of his homes, & no-one else was allowed to sleep in that room.
Charlie seemed like a friend to Elvis.Also, his band was true to him. Ronnie played for several singers, including Neil Diamond, and said Elvis was the best. Ronnie said Elvis didn’t tell him what to play. James Burton cared for Elvis, and stated the movie didn’t tell all the parts correctly. I saw Ronnie, James and Glenn playing a tribute for Elvis. The Sweet Inspirations said many wonderful things about Elvis. JD Sumner loved Elvis dearly. He struggled from crying during an interview. The Stamp Quartet appeared to care for Elvis, too. I still question the motives of the Memphis Mafia. Maybe they were good people, but I didn’t grasp that. To sum it all up, Elvis was loved by many. I listen to Elvis daily through videos. He was gorgeous, and his outfits were outstanding.
Incredible. No one to this day can match his voice, looks, fashion on and off stage, dance moves, charisma and stage presence
While he was in Germany during his 2nd year army duty, he worked with his close buddy Charlie Hodge, working to develop his voice control as he loved the great tenor voices of male performers of opera music. Charlie was part of his Las Vegas backup singers and they harmonized many songs together. Yes, he did conduct much of the instruments as well as the singers to reach the stage presence he wanted to conquer. He was a genius with his musical talent of voice and ability to use any of the instruments within his balance he was working to bring to his fans. I appreciate your ability to listen and understand his brilliance. 🙏✝❤🇺🇸
Elvis was and will always be the best
You are witnessing The G.O.A.T in action! Singing a Simon and Garfunkel song! Paul Simon was in the audience when Elvis sang this song! He loved the way Elvis sang it!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤!
What can you say? They call that man “THE KING”!
I recall how the very first time I watched this performance, it was like a profound spiritual experience for me.
THATS AN EXPRESSION I GO WITH..... HE DOES BRING YOU PLACES IN YOUR LIFE OF ONE SELF. SO EXPRESSIONAL THAT GIVES YOU THE FEELING HES SINGING ONLY TOO YOU.... WELL YOU KNOW
WHAT SONGS THAT GIVE YOU THAT SENCE YOUR HEART JUST DROPPED IN YOU STOMACH 😊
Epic. Beautiful performance.
From a trio band, at Sun Studio, to a sixteen piece, Vegas show Band...again Elvis kicked in all the doors.
I was 3 years old when Elvis died. That audience has no idea how extremely blessed they were to be able to see his greatness in person. I love and miss him so much. the world was a better place with him in it. 💔❤💔❤💔❤💔
Elvis was raised in a poor area of Tupelo, Mississippi until he and his family moved to public housing in Memphis, Tennessee. He want to evangelical gospel church and loved “black” music 🎶 He was a wonderful entertainer and will be remembered forever.
The best Elvis Presley!❤
I’m loving your Elvis reactions. You put in words what I feel and experience but don’t often have the words to express
The feelings that this music creates is what it is all about :-) - Mike
I was 15 in Australia when my idol died. I literally stayed in my bed and cried for 2 weeks, missing 1 week of school and then it was school holidays. I was certain I would cry every day for the rest of my life. Your reactions to the great man are outstanding. 💕🇦🇺
i call elvis the theatrical masterdude ,a magician,transcendental messenger of what you as a human beeing can be.thank you for watching him.
My daily therapy, listening to his voice ❤️
You would absolutely love EP doing You’ve lost that lovin’ feeling from this concert. EP does Motown. 👑✌️
Elvis. I can't stand you being gone. We would so love you back.
Vegas has never had the same electricity all these years latet ,they came all over too c him, he broke all attendance records ,he recieved a gold belt for it ,which he wears in many concerts ,he really uses his incredible vocal here,heisthe man.
My compliments on your channel, I only watch Elvis reactions and there are many out there, but only a few seem the real deal and even fewer add valuable insights to me.
You sir, are at the top here, thank you for the way you do this it adds even more magic to my "Elvis World" :)
Thank you so much, that's very kind! Mike
Sail on ,..Silver Girl, ..Sail on by... 🙏✌️❤
I'm so happy for all those in the audience who got to hear&witness the greatest even Paul Simon stated how do u compare to this he's the greatest ever,truly I must say I agree
You certainly had some wonderful insights into the magnificence of Elvis and his performances. Great comments and reaction. This is a vocal and visual masterpiece. ❤❤❤
Thank you Jenny!
Hi Mike Whitney houston's mother was a back up singer for elvis and sitting right behind him. She said in an interview that elvis took good care of jis back up singers paying them 65,000 per year with Benny's and that was way beck then equivelent to now days around 250,000. So he was very generous.
Thats fabtastic
What a beautiful voice & man❤. Thank you!
Love Elvis Presley
Fire 🔥🔥🔥
Some fans may not agree, but in my opinion Elvis’ first love was acting. His life long dream was to be an actor who was taken seriously in the industry. Sadly, due to the enormous financial success of his musically based lightweight movies, Elvis did not get to realise his dream, which I believe contributed to his clinical depression and untimely death. But Elvis used his natural acting ability in the way he delivered his songs. As you said, his arrangements built the drama, pulled it back and then built it up to a climactic close. First and foremost Elvis was the ultimate actor, who took his audience with him all the way.
I've been saying forever the 2 main things that he wanted most of all was to tour overseas & become a serious actor & never seeing that to fruition absolutely added to his despondency.
Very well said, you can see in his performances how aware of the camera is and how well he 'works the camera'
The wonder of you, is another great song, along with ill remember you.
You should also check out his grittier side. Like Trying to Get to You, and One Night With. Both from his AMAZING 68 comeback special
Wow is right. He was a great producer , arranger and conductor of music
One of my very favorite Elvis song and show. Thank you so much Sir for doing this. ❤👍🏻😌
I come back here from time to time. Love your EP reactions! I hope no offense is taken, but when I first see you and you’re doing a EP song I think, “Awesome! The Paul Giamatti guy is discovering more EP!” 🤣 It’s funny but when I see a good reactor to EP I kind of get to relive seeing it as if it’s a new song or performance. You Sir, do a great job expressing what EP was and is. Cheers from Texas! ✌️
I agree with your comment. Mike is terrific.
Nice to be in the presence of greatness. Or at least be able to enjoy 50 years after it happened thanks to our technology.
Find the Greats, and they will show why they stand among the Greats. It is an impressive and beautiful thing to see any of the Greats do their thing.
what now my love, rehersal is great please react
Thank you for the suggestion, will definitely take a look at that one!
hi
please do "what now my love" but make sure its the **rehearsal** show from aloha from hawaii 1973
thank you for showing elvis so much love
i really appreciate your analysis!
Thank you for the suggestion, will definitely take a look at that one!
@@therewatchproject
fantastic!
thank you :)
In my opinion this was his best vocal performance.
Though this is a wonderful song, there are more performances where he has more powerful vocals! What NowMy Love, My Way, American Trilogy and not to mention Suspicious Minds performance!
@@traceycater More power doesn't always mean better...
Can you please play trouble from the film King creole please by ELVIS 🎉🎉🎉
Stunning performance! This is my first time to your channel. Just subscribed, so great reaction! If you're looking for another Elvis reaction, check out his amazing performance of 'I Just Can't Help Believin' from 1970.
I'll check it out! Thanks Randal!
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Wow is right! Every time I watch this I can't help but wonder what little thing caused him to look over his right shoulder (7:08) towards where Charlie Hodge stood. On occasion you would see him glance over to his right or left w-a slightly irritated look if he picked up on something that displeased him --- something that we out here couldn't possibly know about, but everything just rolled right along so smoothly.
I think Charlie was supposed to sing with him a d he didn't
@@donnaqueen8766 Very possible. I can't recall now what song it was in 1972 at Hampton Roads when something happened on the side of the backups & wow did he give a look -- he was very annoyed.
Such a pro!
I think, that Charlie Hodge missed out on the first Line of the harmoni “sail on silver Girl”!
@@carolhayar3037
Carol that look was because he turned and saw a camera man sneaking up on him that's why he looked at the sweets like that
it wasn't serious
great reaction again....
may i suggest the version from 1972 Elvis On Tour...Bridge over Troubled Water...that version he has a much more powerfull voice and for me thats his best rendition.
greetings from Holland
Hello in Holland! I will definitely give that a look! - Mike
I truly think the saddest thing is that Colonel Parker was his manager.. he was a Felon here in the states and he wouldn't allow Elvis to go overseas.. because he couldn't go overseas.. Anyone that wanted to see Elvis live had to come to the states. Totally hurt Elvis's career in my mind. In today's society.. wouldn't have happened I think. That man took so much money from Elvis and denied Elvis many opportunites
I'm going to throw out a few suggestions, 2 of which hardly get recommendations so I hope that won't be a deterrent because they are both marvelous but for 2 different reasons.
#`1. not live but accompanied by beautiful photos -- the point of this song is THAT VOICE -- it just may be the epitome of hearing what his voice was capable of leading up to a glass shattering finish -- "Tomorrow Never Comes" (1970) at ruclips.net/video/QhYtB7pjkS0/видео.html (4:12 min.).
#2. I refer to this as "the water throwing incident" from his 1972 Hampton Roads, Virginia concert -- @ very, very start of the video Elvis called out “Please Release Me” but the band began playing “I Can’t Stop Loving You” - he didn’t stop them, he went right into the song, then walking over to his glass of water, picked it up & playfully threw it at Glen @ piano -- a fun, powerhouse, energetic performance; a different Elvis w-a slightly deeper, richer voice at ruclips.net/video/LNtP5Gd8QGE/видео.html (2:25 min.) --sometimes the video does not pick up his voice @ extreme beginning so back it up to be sure you hear him say Please Release Me, then the water incident will make sense; also note his slightly irritated look @ beginning.
Below Belinda recommended "What Now My Love" from the rehearsal show -- he did a rehearsal show prior to the live one & we are both in agreement that this song from the rehearsal show tops the live version. At any rate, It's at ruclips.net/video/UpjKlOM7KQ4/видео.html (3:14 min.). Thx so much.
Thanks so much for the recommendation will definitely get to those!
Please check out the last song Elvis ever recorded. “Blue Eyes cryin’ in the Rain. Thanks
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Stesa..😂
Paul Simon said after hearing is "how do you follow this"!