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This is the older Elvis. Check out they younger Elvis from the movie Jailhouse Rock. ruclips.net/video/gj0Rz-uP4Mk/видео.htmlsi=tVSRPMbC0mrudOwn Also take a look at this great one from the 60s Bossa Nova Baby: ruclips.net/video/GQ_xKRLLl0k/видео.htmlsi=TLQXdYvZ7tA8Fkxw
Elvis was EXTREMELY versatile too. There is no video of this one but listen to his blues on "Like a Baby" Incredible. ruclips.net/video/jkIx9TLjNZo/видео.htmlsi=Uk0XmgeOfh4Mz8Nj
NO ONE will ever look as good in Leather as Elvis!
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That was 1968. Now watch his 1957 performance of Jailhouse Rock, which is a singing and dancing number from his movie Jailhouse Rock. It was his 3 rd movie and it in black and white. Then for historic purposes, check out his 1st performance on Ed Sullivan Sept 1956 of Ready Teddy. It demonstrates how even when he was warned not to wiggle his pelvis, he still excited the audience with his charisma and enthusiasm. He was the greatest.
Agreed!!!
Considered by many to be the first music "video".
You are 100% correct.
The impersonators don't come anywhere near elvis's level of soul, depth and diversity. They are mere caricatures. Elvis's chameleon voice changed multiple times in his very short life and career. His critically acclaimed recordings are in multiple genres of music.
ONE listen to elvis's 1960 critically acclaimed recording of "it's now or never" and you immediately understand. That voice.
Elvis really liked Andy Kaufman's impersonation. He thought Andy was the only one to capture him accurately.
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Andy was ok
But Eddie Miles was the best
that is why they are impersonators, you fool!
Love my man Elvis, always have, always will. Rest in peace
So glad you have found the magic of Elvis ! You have a long and beautiful journey ahead of you he left so much magic to enjoy ! Great reaction !
The last Elvis song you reacted to "If I Can Dream" and this song were both a part of his '68 Special TV show. He was 33 years old. You might want to check out when he first performed this: JAILHOUSE ROCK (1957) - Elvis Presley - Classic Movie Musical Numbers (3:29).
ELVIS MOVES LIKE THAT!!
This was from his 1968 comeback TV special. Yes, he commanded the stage & everything!
Gone way too soon!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
He was the King of Rock, I was only around 10 when he became popular. I love him, he was my love from the start. He has done so many movies and I have watched them all. He does have a lot to offer. He served in the army because it was his duty, he asked to be treated the same as the other soldiers, although I'm sure the were some differences he was privileged. He was kind and humble. He had a love for God and he loved his Mama and didn't care what anyone said. He was a twin, his brother died at birth can you imagine 2 Elvis's? Just trying to share some about him. All the stories about he stole this and that, he didn't he was influenced by many especially the Black people because he loved their music. From an early age he himself became Elvis!!! Thanks for digging in and seeing what he was about.
Great reaction, you need the original 1957 version from the movie. This is the 68 comeback special, while you are there check out "Trying to Get to You". " Memories ". Trouble/Guitar Man". Be Blessed
This performance was long after the song came out. It was one of Elvis's early hits in 1957 & the title song to one of his early movies. As much as I love the '68 Comeback Special, you need to see & hear how the song sounded as the huge hit it was in the 50's & Elvis was 22 years old. You'll hear & see a difference in his voice & early moves. Please react to the original video! See what Elvis was like when he first took the world by storm.💙☮
American Trilogy, Suspicious Minds, How Great Thou Art
Totally enjoying your Elvis reactions. A couple of classic performances would include: Suspicious Minds live in Vegas; American Trilogy live in his Aloha from Hawaii concert; Hound Dog and Don’t Be Cruel from the Ed Sullivan Show, and Bridge Over Troubled Water live in Vegas. Also, How Great Thou Art live in Memphis is great.
Suspicious minds from Vegas and American Trilogy from his aloha special are must see.
For as silly as it is, Polk Salad Annie in Las Vegas 1970 is absolutely mesmerizing. I would recommend, in order to get the full Elvis, that Polo watch the 1977 performance of "Unchained Melody" (preferably the one that doesn't cut to the audience); for all that was going on within him, that performance puts a final exclamation point on the king's reign (IMHO).
This comeback special was Elvis first performance in front of a live audience after his post "movie" career. For about 10 years fans only got to see him in movies. Elvis wanted to a persue a serious acting career but either his manager Col Parker, Hollywood or his fans insisted on him "singing" so he was type cast badly as "boy meets girl, sings & gets girl" movies. After some self reflection, Elvis sought advice from others in the business who confirmed his "film" persona was to detached from his still numerous, still loyal fans. The special was purposely showcased returning him to his roots, performing live in front of a live audience. That's why its setting is so unique; small stage, up close & personal with fans. It was so successful he went to larger stages & audiences in Vegas, New York, Dallas, etc. ELVIS performed large shows for the rest of his career. Every show Elvis did was to a SOLD OUT audience. He also is the only performer to win a Grammy in the music genres of rock & roll, rhythm & blues, gospel, & country. We loved ELVIS and ELVIS loved his fans. We will never, ever, forget him.
Oh he'd definitely be a star! That kind of charisma and appeal doesnt change. My 3 yr old granddaughter saw a life size cut out of him, she had no clue who it was. She said "I'm gonna marry him!"
Watch him in his movie jailhouse rock , great movie and those dance moves are his ,and you will see where MJ got his moves from ,there will never be anyone like Elvis and he is one of a kind
This is from the 1968 comeback special that marked Elvis's return to live performing after years making movies. yes, his voice is live and his voice was in a transition at this stage, right between the mellow mushy ballads that he sang so beautifully well and the later 70's voice you hear on the likes on 'the wonder of you'. An amazing voice and an a truly amazing human being.
My mom was the biggest E.P. fan. I actually went to a concert inside her belly in Auburn, Alabama in 1974. Thanks so much for these videos because it brings back so many memories of her. Especially me picking on her when the whole Elvis is alive trend was happening in the late 90's. Great channel sir.
Thank you for playing Elvis Presley 😍🤩
He did a movie called Jailhouse rock. This is from the move. The original video is B&W and he was even younger!! This his his 68 comeback special. If I can dream was the finale number! 😊
You are right! I've always said impersionaters destroys his legacy
More Elvis please!!
LOVE IT! ACES MY MAN! 🤜🤛
So glad you titled this ,there is no comparison. This is from his 68 special we had been starved of Elvis in everything but film. The show was incredible.
MORE ELVIS please!
Loving Arms & I'll Remember you
Oh, if you thing THAT ist Elvis moving, you are totally wrong, this is only a little bit of teasing....😂 If you really want to see him escalate moving, you should check out the 1970 Las Vegas live performances of "suspicious minds" or "polk salad annie". If you haven't seen one of his live upbeat-performances yet you will not know or believe what you're expecting, it is very - uhh - special and unique....🤣
You also need to check out the song Trying To Get To You from the 68 comeback special, which was also where this video is from. There is no one like him or will there ever be.
Great reaction! Check out ( MJ and Elvis I got a feeling in my body) to see where MJ got all his moves from.
I see you watch Bill Burr so check out why him and his wife Argue about Elvis.
There fun videos don't take them seriously . Especially Bill as it was comedy and he got facts wrong
A really fun one would be “Lawdy Miss Clawdy” from the 68 comeback special!
Essa música é a minha favorita de Elvis Presley, mas a original da RCA Victor de 1959.
Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.
Of course he'd be a star today. He's a thousand times better than any of these clowns around today.
American Trilogy and What Now My Love are great performances Love your reactions to the King 🤴
Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller wrote the song "Jailhouse Rock" for the movie Elvis starred in by the same name "Jailhouse Rock".
Leiber & Stoller wrote a good amount of songs for Elvis in the 1950's.
They also wrote the song "Hound Dog" in August of 1952 for Big Mama Thornton. (Released in February of 1953 on the Peacock Records label.)
As for what Elvis song/ performance you should react to next, I'm going to suggest something different: m.ruclips.net/video/CuuaXIA4A-A/видео.html
"Just Pretend" live 1970 Las Vegas.
This is, vocally, a different side of Elvis.
Thank you so much reacting to this version! It's my personal favorite!
And thanks to whomever suggested/ requested it!
Love your honest commentary. I personally don't mind if you don't like a certain Elvis song or performance.
I prefer honesty and I won't dislike you for expressing your honest opinion.
Even hardcore Elvis fans have songs or versions of songs they're not too keen on.
Music is music and it speaks to us all differently!
Have a great day & take ❤
Elvis expert? Hahahaha
So many wonderful songs unknown to a lot..
True Love travels on a gravel road…very different styles..then Surrender..Tracks from king creole movie are among my faves
Unchained melody is great
Don't know if you watched the original 1957 video of this song. I think you would be impressed with that one to. 👍👍
Glad that you are seeing the real Elvis. Would love to be able to see the video clear. Jailhouse Rock was 9ne of his early movies. You can find the originall video from the movie.
...it's funny, if you listen near the beginning of Jail House Rock, you will hear.........."the whole rhythm section was the Purple Gang".....my uncle was a member of the Purple Gang in Detroit in the late 30's................ha.
elvis bridge over troubled water, in the ghetto, trilogy, 3 great performances
His 1970s vegas is too good.
There's a clip of this song from his movie Jailhouse Rock here on youtube that he choreographed himself for the movie back in the 50's.
This performance is also from the 1968 Comeback Special. It was a more informal setting without the big stage production of the rest if it. I remember sitting on my living room floor at age 7 and watching this when it premiered on tv.
This song was for a movie he made in the 50s. Song written for the movie. But of course the video was a stage performance given in 1968 at the end of his movie career and the beginning of his concert era.
He is the total package!! That was luve no autotune!!!You should watch jailhouse rock from the movie !! Also you should watch I'll remember you and What now my love from Alhoa from Hawaii!!
Jailhouse rock was his 3rd movie 1957 . This was the title song and the musical number is great .
I would listen to dixieland rocks video 58 king creole .
Love him! More Elvis
Elvis is genre-less. You can't label him to just one type of music.
You should also check out: "Jailhouse Rock (1957) - Elvis Presley - Classic Movie Musical." The above is in black and white. They also have it colorized: "Elvis Presley Jailhouse Rock (1957 Classic Movie) colorized."
Elvis sang some great gospel. Especially on record.Love your reactions,
Just keep it going.
Awesome Awesome Awesome, no one to this day can compare
The song is from the movie Jailhouse Rock. It's a music video he made in the movie to spread the word that people in jail are just regular people like anyone else. It was a 'fun' song just to make it easy for other folks to swallow that bitter reality. In the movie, he beat up a guy who was abusing a woman at a bar, he got thrown in jail for 6 months, jail turned him into a cruel person (he was sweet when he first got to jail), and then a life-changing event makes him a good person again. He definitely didn't rock out during the part where he was actually in jail.
Take a listen to gentleman that passed away this last December. I am an avid Elvis fan and got to meet him a few months before he passed away and Ron Glaser is incredible. Take a listen, you will find him on you tube here or on Facebook
Interesting how most people seem to want reactors to react to Elvis from the late 60s and onward but they seem to completely ignore his early "real" rock-n-roll days from the 1950s into the early 60s. The stuff that was what became known as "rock-a-billy", the early stuff that was scaring the hell out the parents of young teens. Songs like "Rip it Up", "Tryin; to Get to You", "Hound Dog", "Mean Woman Blues", "Hard Headed Woman", "Long Tall Sally", "Blue Suede Shoes", "Milk Cow Blues", "Baby Let's Play House", "Shake Rattle and Roll", etc. Unfortunately, however, there are very few film clips of him performing live in those early days. But it was nice to see a little from that era in Baz Luhrmann's new biopic, "ELVIS". I can tell you it was a great time to be a teenager! Anyway, I'm enjoying your Elvis reactions! Rock on!
Vc não citou a minha favorita Lawdy Miss Clawdy , porque?
Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.
Listen to more of Elvis live rehearsals
A couple years after this 1968 comeback special, one Elvis year was like seven human years.
Elvis was 36 yo here and sexier than ever 😅
EP One of a kind,,,,
You should have done the video from the movie Jailhouse Rock. He choreographed it
With you asking questions about what he's actually singing about that being said you should definitely watch the movie from which the song came from. Jailhouse Rock and it will definitely be during his younger times compared to this during the 68 comeback special. It's a good movie with a good meaning and it'll help you understand the song better as well.
There's nothing like the real thing
Impersonating Elvis is like bootleg gut rot moonshine impersonating top notched aged whiskey. Can’t be done..
The photo of Elvis is covering his video🥹
Love this 😍
that performance was shortly after getting out of the army
Agree!!
Look at the original clip from the film, he was around 21 years old.
You should look at the movie were they have all the moves. Elvis was always live ,they did not have feed bacjs,and this is from a movie
The jailhouse movie video is way better great moves.
Love jalahous Rock
So you have reacted to 3 Elvis video can i suggest you react to an older Elvis ? "what now my love " it shows his talented voice at its best in my opinion kind regards :)
I like this version, but the original version of 1957 is my favourite.
You should check out the original from 1957 if you haven’t already
Check his record sales. It speaks for itself
Are you “Looking for Trouble” I’ll try to fine the scene from the movie. Real Elvis!
Polo, you need to watch his movie Jailhouse Rock! You’ll REALLY love Elvis!
You must see the original Jailhouse Rock from his movie of that name!!! And Trying to get to You from this 68 Special show, and Baby What You Want Me To Do? And If I Can Dream .( white suit).. All same 68 show.
When he was very young 19 to 22 ... years old he kicked off a revolution ... Check the Documentary. " Elvis '56 The Beginning". WOW!
Elvis choreographed the movie scene..
Listen to live 1970 bridge of troubled water phenomenal performance.
Watch Elvis Presley live in concert 1960’s
That was his 68 comeback special. He hadn't performed in front of a live audience in 10 years hence 68 comeback special. React to more songs of that special please. You're cool too
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The jail he was in was asked to do a performance for tv..therefore we got jailhouse rock..lol.the movie…
He made a movie name jailhouse rock this song was in the movie
Watch Jailhouse Rock from the movie of the same name. It is a choreographed number. It is classic.
Same song in movie is him when young, around 22 im syre.
There is another version, from a movie that he coreagraphed, check it out
Elvis did a movie Jailhouse Rock
Johnny Carson famously stated, "If life was fair, Elvis would be alive and his impersonators dead." Nuff said.,
well said james😆
Michael Jackson wanted to be the KING. Here's the problem, nobody wanted to tear up the sheets with Michael. Everybody wanted to get down with Elvis.
you should look at the original dance sequence from the Jailhouse Rock movie
this one is nice, but for a real taste of what made Elvis famous, you need to watch the 1957 black & white music video of Jail House Rock
People (45 years after he's gone) still call Elvis King of Rock'n roll, but he did not like that, he considerd that the only King was God, but I consider him to be the King of Music, but what do you think, is he good enough to be called a Music King?
Here are some of his Gospel songs:
Amazing Graze, Take me home precious lord, How great though art, You'll never walk alone, You gave me a mountin, Crying in the chapel, Why me Lord (written by Kris Kristofferson), Unchained melody, I'm not sure if it's a gospel song but Walk a mile in my shoes and many more...
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If you prefer ballad songs then look at these:
My Way, Suspicius minds, In the Ghetto (written by Mac Davies), Memories (written by Mac Davies), If I can dream that is a tribute (parts of it is taken directly from the I can dream speach by MLK) to Martin Luther King JR and senator Robert Kennedy, What now my love, Walk a mile in my shoes (listen to the words in the beginning), Welcome to my world, Make The World Go Away, Bridge Over Troubled Water, An American Thrillergy, Hurt, Sweet Caroline, Just Pretend, What now my love, Are you lonesome tonight (laughing versin, or not), Oh Danny Boy (for you Irish people), a song that many might not know that he sung it is this one Yellow rose of Texas, well remember that he sang over 700 songs...
There are some videos of when Elvis joking and messing up, he loved to joke around and pretend that he did not have control, but he had total control, he acctually conducted his musicans and back up choirs all the time !!
He is the only person to have 2 records gone to sell Gold and 2 to to sell Platinum since he died.
Elvis is also in almost every genre of Music Hall of Fame (5 that I'm sure of), no one else is in more then perhaps 2.
Not bad for someone who never took a single singing lesson, yes he sang in church so perhaps he learned a little there, right?
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Something else that people tend to overlook:
He always conducts his musicans and backup singers, he never gets credit for being able to do that...
Then imagen you are a singer, you have great musicans, you have great backup singers, no Guest Artists, no Autotune, no Lipsinging and no Fireworks, now all is about your skill, could you handle that pressure?
That is what Elvis did in over 1000 concerts, despite having problems with his health, like his Glaucoma, the headlights must have hurt his eyes like crazy...
He sang over 700 songs, I wonder how he could remember them all, he never vrote a song himself, so he had to remember other peoples songs, well that in it self is amazing in it self...
By the way he had Glucomea and that must have been difficult being in the headlights all the time, that could be why he sometimes closes his eyes, but also sometimes squinting !!
Elvis suits was made of 100% Polyester, or 100 cotton (I'm not sure witch one), it was originally a karate suit, it was very light, but it was hot, so it made him sweat a lot, he got some bad press about that, but if you give it all then you will sweat, it should be positive, right?
About the deep basevoice JD Sumner (a member of The Stamps Quartet) is the Basso Profundo, I think that it's called that, it is the deepest base singer there is...
About him helping others, look at this: ruclips.net/video/CrJ1c9tm-C0/видео.html
Elvis made a show where all the money from the show went into building the Memorial after Pearl Harbour, He talked to the nations about taking the Poliovaccin, Elvis took the first injection himself and he helped with giving some big donation to St Jude hospital, one of the donations was a former presidents boat that they used as a fundraiser, St Judes do their best to fight against childrens cancer, he also gave away juwelery, gave away cars, he also gave away houses to total strangers...
He also have a own organisation that helps people get out of Homelessness...
A thing that perhaps you did not know: Elvis NEVER had a show OUTSIDE OF USA, NOT EVEN 1 !!!
Video of Mohammad Ali speech after Elvis died:
ruclips.net/video/PO8Kq_3KTyI/видео.html
I have to say that I loved being at Graceland and seeing his home, first we were at the house in Tupelo where he lived in his early years, he was born there!!!
You don't have a guide taking you on a tour, you can go all over yourself, but stay outside of the ropes and do not attempt to go upstairs, the outside is huge, so is the house, but you don't realise that from the front of the house...
I don't regret for a second that I was there, or that I stood at his grave site and said out loud that this is for the humanitarian Elvis/person/man and then I gave him a military salute, the others there just looked at me and asked if I didn't like his music.
So I told them that he was clearly one of the best singers and artists ever, but I loved his big heart more, he helped so many people without getting credit for it, he didn't want the credit of helping others, he did it out of love and respect and to me that is what true charity is all about…
This PLACE (GRACELAND) should be a protected part of music history and also American history forever, I think that people will keep coming for years and years and years to come !!
Elvis did lots of things for America to, he helped to avoid getting Polio (he took the vaccin in a tv show that made the intrest for the vaccin go from 5 % to 80 % in a few days), he helped in the fight to defeat Cancer, he helped by donating a huge amount of money and later also donated a former presidents boat to St Judes, so they could use it for a fondraiser, he also helped with a huge donation to build the Memorial over Pearl Harbour and many other things !!!
king of rnr was given to him by a white audience.
The sadness is he only became fat and ill for the last 2/3 years of his life and yet that is how people who didn't grow up with him remember him.
Love the movie you should see 5:19
Great reaction all round but you may have, and I say may have, missed a lot of views as the title of the song is not in the title to catch the RUclips searchers.😊😊
Now go back and watch Austin Butler’s PERFECT performance of this in the movie.
He sweat so much in that leather jumpsuit they had to cut it off of him. I didn’t come off of him as easy as it went on.
Great performance from his 1968 "Comeback Special" but I have to say I was disappointed that you didn't use the clip of the original video from the 1950s. It was of a whole stage production with a jailhouse set and "prisoners" doing the backup singing - and everyone doing FANTASTIC dancing (including Elvis) that he choreographed himself!!!! It's WAY better than this one as he was still young and hungry. He was much more toned down and entering middle age in the performance above, though still good. You might check out that other clip if you get the chance. The earliest stuff will show you the energy and rebelliousness that MADE Elvis's career. So far you're mostly seeing stuff after he was already an idol and not trying with as much energy any more. Just sayin'
Elvis starred in the movie, jailhouse rock that's a better video Elvis starred in 31 movie s
Imitators are indeed parodies. But the parodies could not (as far as I know) copy his humour. Humour, like with Sinatra, oozed out of Presley.