Elvis was Far more than the greatest entertainer of the 20th Century. He not only changed the rules - he made them. Presley was a force that will never be replicated.
Elvis put the blues in the blues to the blues with the blues man. I mean, he and the band played it dirty, every single note man. This is about as blues as it gets, and that sax solo by Boots Randolph...... man, this is blues power at it's best!!! Goddamn this song is awesome!!!
Like Elvis made that great gospel album, he could have done an entire blues album and it would have been epic. He was so versatile, he was so much more than rock n roll and I think he would have loved to branch out if Tom Parker would have just let him do his thing. How many people on this planet could seriously sing the blues on one album, then opera the next. Elvis could have done an opera album too. It's Now Or Never is proof of that.
Couldn’t agree more. In fact I think that rock and roll doesn’t showcase his voice. Perhaps that is why I’ve always been drawn to his gospel. And I have a natural inclination for the blues.
Spot on people. I've always said that it was a right downer he never made a blues album . Imagine what it would have sounded like . What a risk he took when he was conscripted . But it never mattered, he just took off where he left off . So much talent . So beautiful. I fell in love with the man 45 years ago . I was blown away. Stoll am God.bless.everyone. from Ian Palmer.
THIS is the REAL Elvis ! I need to get a new stereo so I can play my LPs packed away. I have this one in great shape purchased in 1960 the minute it came out.
This has to be the most classic blues song ever recorded. Elvis' vocals and the lyrics and the tempo and the great sax instrumental break captures the essence of what a blues song should sound like. Elvis was the greatest singer and entertainer.
I agree. Elvis also played guitar on this song. Him and Scotty Moore played rhythm guitar and the great Hank Garland played lead. Nobody could match Hank!
Hey, folks! While enjoying the King's superb singing, don't forget to pay tribute to the genius of saxophonist Boots Randolph and his fabulous solos and backing!
I can't believe that at the time of writing this, there are 48 idiots who gave this a thumbs down, obviously devoid of any taste whatsoever. Brilliant blues song, by the one peformer who will never be equalled.
This is actually pure perfection!! Elvis' voice had everything, could sing any genre, gospel which was also perfection.... but the way he could deliver a song and make it powerful n sexy with God given charisma, it's just untouchable! There will never be anything close to Elvis Presley in the history of music. Not too mention he was a very caring, respectful, God loving man! Elvis was a great human being, he was raised good and had love for all kinds of people, no matter skin color or where your from. He never gets enough credit for him as just a human being.
I was 13 the spring and summer of 1956, entered a 4 year high school that fall and turned 14 in October. It was an unbelievable time. By that time I also had all the rock a billy songs ( all on 78's mind you). The hits just kept on coming, from March of '56 on. THIS song sums up the REAL Elvis, rhythmic, bluesy, sultry, and just a little bit raunchy. Having said all that, the sweetness in his ballads was what made this young girls heart ache. Love Me, his version of Blue Moon etc.
I always liked Rick Nelson, but WHAT do you mean, that he was "better" than Elvis Presley??!! It's a pointless comparison to begin with. If anything it was Rick who came along about 1957 or so following and joining in on the Rock and Roll mainstream wave. He was nice, had a lovely voice but he wasn't Elvis and certainly not better. That's ridiculous. You can't compare or say he was better.
Wish he had sung this at Vegas, or on his concert tours. He focussed on his well known hits, thinking it was what the fans wanted, but we would have loved him to sing some of his lesser known songs. Lesser known to the public, not to his diehard fans.
David Corn if you like this take a listen to 'Like a baby' the track that precedes it on the album it came from 'Elvis is back' 1960, exactly the same blues feel to it
Elvis Presley Giving You The Blues. "Elvis Presley?!!? Elvis was a BAD boy---I LOVE Elvis!' , as Tyrone Davis said one night, here in St. Louis. Of that 1950s generation of black southern R&B and Blues performers, there was a mutual admiration society going on among singers and musicians,. Bobby Bland, BB King and others around Memphis knew Elvis had it.
Floyd Cramer, Boots Randolph and Elvis - what a combo! This is real blues. The real tragedy with Elvis is he wasn't given more deep songs with an edge like this to do - just all the bubblegum from those stupid movies. This is one of the very few great songs he had after coming out of the army. That Col. Parker might have really got him started but as his career progressed Parker's management drug it down. If he'd had the same caliber of people handling him that, say, Sinatra had, I can't imagine the heights he would have reached. Instead, we have all those stupid movies and the Las Vegas shows with the outrageous costumes and big productions that just wasn't Elvis. When Elvis' old friend Johnny Cash was down and out late in his career, Rick Rubin took him in, sat him down in a studio with his guitar and told him to sing. What happened was some of the finest work of Cash's career. Elvis should have had someone like that.
We love the films and the outrageous costumes. However we do totally agree with you that Elvis should have had someone like that. This is an AWESOME track✝️
The ‘outrageous’ costumes were what Elvis himself wanted & the musical arrangements were also what Elvis wanted. When it came to live concerts, Elvis was completely in charge of what songs he would do & what musical arrangements he would use for each song, & what costume he would wear. Colonel Parker was in charge of the business side of things …. Booking concert venues, etc, & Vernon was in charge of Elvis’ personal cash flow & paying bills etc. Elvis never bothered himself with that side of things at all, including not reading through contracts, just leaving that up to the Colonel, who doubtlessly was fleecing him right, left & centre. If Elvis had taken more interest in that side of things, reading through his contracts before signing, & choosing which of his live concerts were televised, that would have worked in his favour, financially, & he himself would probably have felt more in control of his own career, & he would not have found himself trapped for years doing things he actually didn’t want to do, like those lightweight movies which he hated doing. He had to wear jumpsuits, because he could not have danced or done the athletic things he did on stage, wearing jeans or even normal trousers, & Elvis had always like to dress flamboyantly. That was part of his stage persona. It’s a real shame he didn’t either get rid of the Colonel & got a younger manager who would have taken him on world tours, because that would have given him the motivation to ditch the prescription meds before becoming addicted to a point of his health being ruined. I think he was great in the 68 Comeback Special, where it was just him & a less than a handful of musicians playing guitar, & a drummer would have been great too. But Elvis wanted the full production to solidify the live concert image he wanted, & his fans loved it. I think if he had hired two or three really good songwriters just for himself, & perhaps not done as many Covers, that might have worked too. But at the end of the day, Elvis did it his way & he achieved huge success over two decades …. & here we are today, still enjoying him, 47 years after his untimely passing, with a younger generation now discovering the wonder of who he was.
Francis Davis, in the History of the Blues, wrote “The proof of Elvis’ mastery of blues idiom is on Reconsider Baby, a compilation of his cover songs by and/or originally sang by Arthur Crudup, Lonnie Johnson, Lowell Fulton, and Percy Mayfield, among others.on many of these Elvis gives the original performers a real run for their money…”
Jackie Wilson said black people copied Elvis and his moves. Elvis could sing blues because he had Soul and had the feel for the music. He was a great talent.
Sorry forgot about the great Jackie Wilson, great friend of Elvis,each one had great respect for one another. It's a shame ray charles showed his true colours, when speaking about the king of music: Elvis. Could not come to terms that he could write great songs. But was shit at singing them, it took a white boy to bring them alive. Ray Charles hated that and showed what a fucking racist he was!!! Shame he did not have the class of BB King, Jackie Wilson, Chuck Berry, James Brown and Muhammad Ali etc!!!!
+oliounidizlove Sorry friend, please, translate, my English is poor, I'm french, il était le seul chanteur blanc à chanter ce style de musique, avec crédibililé, sans être ridicule, c'était absolument culturel pour lui !. Personne ne peut le refaire actuellement !. Unique et fabuleux !.:)
+bobvocal The Ballad Singer Sorry friend, please, translate, my English is poor, I'm french, il était le seul chanteur blanc à chanter ce style de musique, avec crédibililé, sans être ridicule, c'était absolument culturel pour lui !. Personne ne peut le refaire actuellement !. Unique et fabuleux !.:)
Oh, yessss, sultry, pure Elvis we knew fm the 1950's. This is on the Elvis Is Back ! album out in 1960 when he left the service. Love Bull Moose, great place.
cont., this should have been put out as Side A single with Like A Baby as Side B. Both on the Elvis is Back ! alum out in 1960 on return fm Germany. Would have sold millions. Why didn't they do it !
I really admire that Elvis could sing so many musical numbers including the blues. He must have had some native intuition for music. Someone should have sat down with him and really made a study of his musical success. How did he sing so many different songs so well.
I will have to have this Album I love it I have never heard anything like it Elvis was a fantastic blues singer the best so cool he had good backing listen to that Sax Wow you don't get any better than that .The King forever and always Thanks for sharing❤️❤️❤️👑👑☺️😋😋😋😋
Never heard this before. Great singing by, a proven versatile performer in singing and acting, and the saxophonist truly gives credit to what the instrument can do.
My Goodness that's some sound pure perfection pure gold master pierce that's a collectors piece of music I would like to have that one in my collection ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Yes, Elvis was pretty much at his best here -- all the more remarkable when you consider (reconsider?) that this was the last of 12 (that's right, 12) songs he recorded the night into daylight of April 3-4, 1960; at least two other songs were taped during that session that are not only considered great (if not all-time) vocal performances by Elvis (and The Jordanaires) but also show off the Nashville A-Team at their best AND were #1 hits to boot (namely IT'S NOW OR NEVER & ARE YOU LONESOME TONIGHT?); and "Reconsider Baby" almost didn't get recorded because EVERYONE besides Elvis wanted to go home (not to go to bed but they needed to clean up so they could show back up a hour later for sessions with other artists!) Oh, BTW, that sax solo of Boots Randolph's is in my humble opinion probably the best of his career -- Elvis, solo or otherwise. (Not to take anything away from "Yakety Sax" or "Crackety Jacks", but Boots sounds truly inspired here and not at all typical. [A more familiar type of solo from Boots can be heard on "I Feel So Bad" or "Come What May".] ) This is Elvis Presley at or near his zenith as a singer artistically.
Many a good comment here by you Stegall. I gave it a thumbs up. However, be sure to listen to Boots' truly sublime interpretation of "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes." You'll love it too! Cheers!
Mr. Jason, First let Tank You, 2'nd, Your Insight & Compassion; for a Man that may have had "Issues " which (Surpasses ) Anyone's Imagination. My Friend, You see the TREE before the FOREST, A Gift so Rare. Thru All of Presley's [Difficulties] His Voice Never Betrayed him. .. Most Grateful, J.M.S.
This is a great cover of Lowell Fulsom's 'Reconsider Baby'. Elvis was known best for his rock and roll but he could really get down with down home blues.
I didn’t know much ‘bout EP but the upcoming movie looks great, hope it won’t be too controversial. He was a Human being and loved music also lost he’s twin, that must have been hard. This song is Amazing.
@@Nadd1013 I've seen the movie, and I thought the first maybe 20 minutes of it was a little campy, a little too "lighthearted", but after it got to the more serious parts of Elvis' life it got really good. Overall it's well done, Austin Butler deserves an oscar for it.
Great song, great version - but dangerous. Whenever my wife and I dance to this song at home things get rather heated and out of hand during the sax break!
Incredible Blues! Elvis was, is, and always will be greatest singer of all time. No one else can sing country, blues, rock n roll, gospel, and entertain the way he did. Never, ever be anyone like him again. Elvis we love and miss you so very much! ❤️👑❤️👑❤️👑❤️👑❤️👑
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Whether your black or white, freak, from Moscow, Paris, London or New York, Elvis Presley will always be the King of Rock'n'roll to me.
God save the King.
Planet Earth was far to small for an artist like our Elvis ❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is the kind of music Elvis should have sung...not rock..he is a blues man and gospel singer...yeah...awesome.
I don't believe Elvis Presley will ever be forgotten, I don't believe Elvis Presley can ever be forgotten.
Elvis was Far more than the greatest entertainer of the 20th Century. He not only changed the rules - he made them. Presley was a force that will never be replicated.
Excellent post. 100% agree.
You are so right never again, I saw him in person in 1955 WOW!!!!!
@@sharonharris484 WOW, you got to see him in the fifties! What was that like?😊 Thank you for sharing!
Never ever ! Over 1 Billion Records Elvis Aaron Presley the best there ever was or will be? His voice euphoric at times!📀📀📀
I agree
Elvis put the blues in the blues to the blues with the blues man. I mean, he and the band played it dirty, every single note man. This is about as blues as it gets, and that sax solo by Boots Randolph...... man, this is blues power at it's best!!! Goddamn this song is awesome!!!
We're lucky to have this track. In places it sounds like a fun, relaxed jam session.
And that kids is why us old timers call him THE KING.
This is the best blues anybody ever sang!
Was there any genre this man could not sing??? I doubt it. Truly a talented singer. No need for firework performances. His voice was enough.
i have been listening this for the last 3 days non stop
I don't blame you, Elvis with Boots Randolph on Saxophone, I can never just listen to this version once It's got to have 3 or 4 plays. 👍
@@andrewwake8607 the saxophone its amazing, always come back to this song !!
Such a pity he didn't do more real blues recordings this is awesome!
Like Elvis made that great gospel album, he could have done an entire blues album and it would have been epic. He was so versatile, he was so much more than rock n roll and I think he would have loved to branch out if Tom Parker would have just let him do his thing.
How many people on this planet could seriously sing the blues on one album, then opera the next. Elvis could have done an opera album too. It's Now Or Never is proof of that.
Couldn’t agree more. In fact I think that rock and roll doesn’t showcase his voice. Perhaps that is why I’ve always been drawn to his gospel. And I have a natural
inclination for the blues.
Spot on people.
I've always said that it was a right downer he never made a blues album . Imagine what it would have sounded like . What a risk he took when he was conscripted . But it never mattered, he just took off where he left off . So much talent . So beautiful. I fell in love with the man 45 years ago . I was blown
away. Stoll am
God.bless.everyone. from Ian Palmer.
THIS is the REAL Elvis ! I need to get a new stereo so I can play my LPs packed away. I have this one in great shape purchased in 1960 the minute it came out.
This has to be the most classic blues song ever recorded. Elvis' vocals and the lyrics and the tempo and the great sax instrumental break captures the essence of what a blues song should sound like. Elvis was the greatest singer and entertainer.
poetgb I agree completely.
the sax instrumental is incredible, wow
You hit the nail right on the head.This under rated classic is the epitome of BLUES
@@joeraytony He was a brilliant blues singer...just have to listen to Mess Of Blues..c side of Girl Of My Best Friend.
I agree. Elvis also played guitar on this song. Him and Scotty Moore played rhythm guitar and the great Hank Garland played lead. Nobody could match Hank!
Great blusey song he could really nail the blues
Tus hijos , y los hijos de tus hijos sabran de Elvis ..amen ....
Hey, folks! While enjoying the King's superb singing, don't forget to pay tribute to the genius of saxophonist Boots Randolph and his fabulous solos and backing!
Love the Sax. 🎷
I can't believe that at the time of writing this, there are 48 idiots who gave this a thumbs down, obviously devoid of any taste whatsoever. Brilliant blues song, by the one peformer who will never be equalled.
Looks like 2 other "Wingnuts" have watched this since you last commented.
48 fucking idiots
Just pure and simple jealousy.
Words can't give justice to how well Elvis sings this song. He is hitting on all cylinders...
One of, if not the best, of Elvis. Great blues rock song!
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This is actually pure perfection!! Elvis' voice had everything, could sing any genre, gospel which was also perfection.... but the way he could deliver a song and make it powerful n sexy with God given charisma, it's just untouchable! There will never be anything close to Elvis Presley in the history of music. Not too mention he was a very caring, respectful, God loving man! Elvis was a great human being, he was raised good and had love for all kinds of people, no matter skin color or where your from. He never gets enough credit for him as just a human being.
I was 13 the spring and summer of 1956, entered a 4 year high school that fall and turned 14 in October. It was an unbelievable time. By that time I also had all the rock a billy songs ( all on 78's mind you). The hits just kept on coming, from March of '56 on. THIS song sums up the REAL Elvis, rhythmic, bluesy, sultry, and just a little bit raunchy. Having said all that, the sweetness in his ballads was what made this young girls heart ache. Love Me, his version of Blue Moon etc.
I love Elvis but Michael Jackson was just as good as an entertainer and as a human being.
Ricky Nelson was much better !
I always liked Rick Nelson, but WHAT do you mean, that he was "better" than Elvis Presley??!! It's a pointless comparison to begin with. If anything it was Rick who came along about 1957 or so following and joining in on the Rock and Roll mainstream wave. He was nice, had a lovely voice but he wasn't Elvis and certainly not better. That's ridiculous. You can't compare or say he was better.
Well said, Jeanette; it's so true.
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Quite possibly the best song ever recorded.
Good old time with the KING of MUSIC.
Elvis make it HAPPEN.
Will never be forgotten.
Wish he had sung this at Vegas, or on his concert tours. He focussed on his well known hits, thinking it was what the fans wanted, but we would have loved him to sing some of his lesser known songs. Lesser known to the public, not to his diehard fans.
He did it at Madison Square Garden in 1972. It's on the "An Afternoon in the Garden" album.
@@JHargis68 Thanks, I had forgotten that.
Just close your eyes and listen THIS.....
Tomas1st It really is incredible isn't it ?
I did just that Tomas and....... It was amazing!
Magic!
The king
OMG! The King & "Boots". So much talent in one room!!!
The best version of this. Elvis was fabulous
One of the greatest blues performances, ;period!!!!!!
David Corn wouldn't argue with that
David Corn if you like this take a listen to 'Like a baby' the track that precedes it on the album it came from 'Elvis is back' 1960, exactly the same blues feel to it
Elvis Presley é o máximo…
A wonderfull rock'n Blues jazz You ELVIS👑are the only KING❤👑👍❤👑❤👑❤👑❤
this man had a soul
OH... How I love this! While driving I play my cassette that has this song playing... I rewind & play it over & over again ... Feeds my soul!
What a voice! Absolutely fantastic!
irremplaçable
I just love it when Elvis sings the blues..... magnificent!!
Elvis Presley Giving You The Blues. "Elvis Presley?!!? Elvis was a BAD boy---I LOVE Elvis!' , as Tyrone Davis said one night, here in St. Louis. Of that 1950s generation of black southern R&B and Blues performers, there was a mutual admiration society going on among singers and musicians,. Bobby Bland, BB King and others around Memphis knew Elvis had it.
No one , either living, dead, or has been can match this Blues Singer .. NO ONE! Elvis does it the best..
Memphis Blues, baby
@@deboisblanc that's right you got it
The king.
I agree 100 %, I wish I could have seen him live. I've been to graceland 5 times, I intend to go back., if we ever get out of lockdown.
This was the best part of his career when he did blues
Sweet Jesus, there are no words to describe this amazing man's talent.
Anne Carrick check out Mary Lou by the Creative Force, amazing
ELVIS sings LOWELL FULSON's " Reconsider Baby" wow - - Hello from Hollywood Joe !
Floyd Cramer, Boots Randolph and Elvis - what a combo! This is real blues. The real tragedy with Elvis is he wasn't given more deep songs with an edge like this to do - just all the bubblegum from those stupid movies. This is one of the very few great songs he had after coming out of the army. That Col. Parker might have really got him started but as his career progressed Parker's management drug it down. If he'd had the same caliber of people handling him that, say, Sinatra had, I can't imagine the heights he would have reached. Instead, we have all those stupid movies and the Las Vegas shows with the outrageous costumes and big productions that just wasn't Elvis. When Elvis' old friend Johnny Cash was down and out late in his career, Rick Rubin took him in, sat him down in a studio with his guitar and told him to sing. What happened was some of the finest work of Cash's career. Elvis should have had someone like that.
We love the films and the outrageous costumes. However we do totally agree with you that Elvis should have had someone like that. This is an AWESOME track✝️
The ‘outrageous’ costumes were what Elvis himself wanted & the musical arrangements were also what Elvis wanted. When it came to live concerts, Elvis was completely in charge of what songs he would do & what musical arrangements he would use for each song, & what costume he would wear. Colonel Parker was in charge of the business side of things …. Booking concert venues, etc, & Vernon was in charge of Elvis’ personal cash flow & paying bills etc. Elvis never bothered himself with that side of things at all, including not reading through contracts, just leaving that up to the Colonel, who doubtlessly was fleecing him right, left & centre. If Elvis had taken more interest in that side of things, reading through his contracts before signing, & choosing which of his live concerts were televised, that would have worked in his favour, financially, & he himself would probably have felt more in control of his own career, & he would not have found himself trapped for years doing things he actually didn’t want to do, like those lightweight movies which he hated doing. He had to wear jumpsuits, because he could not have danced or done the athletic things he did on stage, wearing jeans or even normal trousers, & Elvis had always like to dress flamboyantly. That was part of his stage persona. It’s a real shame he didn’t either get rid of the Colonel & got a younger manager who would have taken him on world tours, because that would have given him the motivation to ditch the prescription meds before becoming addicted to a point of his health being ruined. I think he was great in the 68 Comeback Special, where it was just him & a less than a handful of musicians playing guitar, & a drummer would have been great too. But Elvis wanted the full production to solidify the live concert image he wanted, & his fans loved it. I think if he had hired two or three really good songwriters just for himself, & perhaps not done as many Covers, that might have worked too. But at the end of the day, Elvis did it his way & he achieved huge success over two decades …. & here we are today, still enjoying him, 47 years after his untimely passing, with a younger generation now discovering the wonder of who he was.
One of the best blues song going
Francis Davis, in the History of the Blues, wrote “The proof of Elvis’ mastery of blues idiom is on Reconsider Baby, a compilation of his cover songs by and/or originally sang by Arthur Crudup, Lonnie Johnson, Lowell Fulton, and Percy Mayfield, among others.on many of these Elvis gives the original performers a real run for their money…”
ELVIS IS THE BEST IN THIS WORLD🎼🎵🎶❤👑
You can't beat perfection
I love you,Elvis.For eternity.Love from Brazil!!!!We love you forever,my King!!!!
The best blues song Elvis ever sang.Superb without doubt
One of his bests....bluesy, sexy, THAT VOICE...….Oh Elvis we miss you so....
Jackie Wilson said black people copied Elvis and his moves. Elvis could sing blues because he had Soul and had the feel for the music. He was a great talent.
man ray elvis and jackie were tight
Sorry forgot about the great Jackie Wilson, great friend of Elvis,each one had great respect for one another. It's a shame ray charles showed his true colours, when speaking about the king of music: Elvis. Could not come to terms that he could write great songs. But was shit at singing them, it took a white boy to bring them alive. Ray Charles hated that and showed what a fucking racist he was!!! Shame he did not have the class of BB King, Jackie Wilson, Chuck Berry, James Brown and Muhammad Ali etc!!!!
Just type in little richard and chuck berry or jerry lee lewis...
@@batman6540 why type in little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis etc. I know who the king of music is: ELVIS!!!
@@seamuslannon2006 Those guys invited rock n roll not elvis....:D elvis was just preetier than them. And white...
My favorite Elvis song! (One of them).
I love this version so much please never delete it
Как же красиво исполнен блюз. Хорошая оранжировка, великолепный голос, прекрасные музыканты
Всё сошлось, как говорится.
un blues magnifique,avec la voix incomparable du King,et ce saxo qui mets des frissons!!!
Another Elvis Favorite for me! Blues By Elvis...right where its at!
Elvis was born to sing the blues!
Classic Elvis...His Rythm guitar playing on this is so underrated
Elvis at his best, and oh so sexy .
Actually he played lead guitar on this song.
@@2011littlejohn1 really? lead guitar wow best blues song ever hands down. its got it all
Elvis was musical genius. He Has absolute ear
Wow that sax
Elvis king of blues 🤴👏 👍
At 3:12 - the drum break - and Boots Randolph riding above it... Just magic!
Beautiful
Wonderful take on an all time classic... this is like blues heaven may sound like!
Wow!-Elvis... and that saxaphone put together both...the unthinkable!
This track has become a favourite of mine. I listen every day. Elvis could sing anything and make it his own. Missed so much, but his music lives on.
One of my favourite all time blues tracks.
This is the Elvis I remember 😀😀
L💙ve this Blues song best I ever heard. Sang bythe Best TCB
Beautiful sax&🎹"👍 Elvis 🎶"!
For me, the real Elvis, is here !.
+oliounidizlove I agree 100%, this is the essence of Elvis and the birth of rock n' roll.
+oliounidizlove Sorry friend, please, translate, my English is poor, I'm french, il était le seul chanteur blanc à chanter ce style de musique, avec crédibililé, sans être ridicule, c'était absolument culturel pour lui !. Personne ne peut le refaire actuellement !. Unique et fabuleux !.:)
+bobvocal The Ballad Singer Sorry friend, please, translate, my English is poor, I'm french, il était le seul chanteur blanc à chanter ce style de musique, avec crédibililé, sans être ridicule, c'était absolument culturel pour lui !. Personne ne peut le refaire actuellement !. Unique et fabuleux !.:)
Absolutely!
Amen.
Legenda ❤️ kralj ❤️ vječni Elvis ❤️💯🙏
I love this song Elvis does such a great job!!!
That's why he's in four hall of fame. Rock, Blues, Country, and gospel.
Oh, yessss, sultry, pure Elvis we knew fm the 1950's. This is on the Elvis Is Back ! album out in 1960 when he left the service. Love Bull Moose, great place.
cont., this should have been put out as Side A single with Like A Baby as Side B. Both on the Elvis is Back ! alum out in 1960 on return fm Germany. Would have sold millions. Why didn't they do it !
This song just gets inside ya and makes you wanta move!
Fabulous!
The Man .What a talented singer.Never heard a voice as versatile as Elvis´s.
100%
Perfectly said !!!
Thank you, thank you very much mr. E.A.P.
THE KING OF MUSIC, SIMPLE.............ALWAYS ELVIS
Wow this is pure gold Elvis my man fantastic wonderful this is class Blues that saxophone talent perfection love it the King forever ❤️❤️❤️
Yvonne Mcwilliams Check out Mary Lou by the Creative Force, amazing
Boots Randolph sax player
I really admire that Elvis could sing so many musical numbers including the blues. He must have had some native intuition for music. Someone should have sat down with him and really made a study of his musical success. How did he sing so many different songs so well.
Excellent point and well said !
His musical influences and versatility are well documented
I will have to have this Album I love it I have never heard anything like it Elvis was a fantastic blues singer the best so cool he had good backing listen to that Sax Wow you don't get any better than that .The King forever and always Thanks for sharing❤️❤️❤️👑👑☺️😋😋😋😋
BELLISSIMO BLUES....
one of his best after leaving the army
GREAT, GREAT, GREAT ELVIS...🤩🤗🤩
Never heard this before. Great singing by, a proven versatile performer in singing and acting, and the saxophonist truly gives credit to what the instrument can do.
Boots Randolph on sax.
Fantastic.
Absolutely amazing Elvis! Bless him forever!
Yes off of elvis is back after his 2yr stint. He was in top form phsically .and really crushed the whole album. My favorite by far
love this song...he is the greatest.....
My Goodness that's some sound pure perfection pure gold master pierce that's a collectors piece of music I would like to have that one in my collection ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Yes, Elvis was pretty much at his best here -- all the more remarkable when you consider (reconsider?) that this was the last of 12 (that's right, 12) songs he recorded the night into daylight of April 3-4, 1960; at least two other songs were taped during that session that are not only considered great (if not all-time) vocal performances by Elvis (and The Jordanaires) but also show off the Nashville A-Team at their best AND were #1 hits to boot (namely IT'S NOW OR NEVER & ARE YOU LONESOME TONIGHT?); and "Reconsider Baby" almost didn't get recorded because EVERYONE besides Elvis wanted to go home (not to go to bed but they needed to clean up so they could show back up a hour later for sessions with other artists!) Oh, BTW, that sax solo of Boots Randolph's is in my humble opinion probably the best of his career -- Elvis, solo or otherwise. (Not to take anything away from "Yakety Sax" or "Crackety Jacks", but Boots sounds truly inspired here and not at all typical. [A more familiar type of solo from Boots can be heard on "I Feel So Bad" or "Come What May".] ) This is Elvis Presley at or near his zenith as a singer artistically.
WOW !!
Many a good comment here by you Stegall. I gave it a thumbs up. However, be sure to listen to Boots' truly sublime interpretation of "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes." You'll love it too! Cheers!
estupendo información! buscaba información sobre el solo de saxo, me alegraste el día!!! gran abrazo
Mr. Jason, First let Tank You, 2'nd, Your Insight & Compassion; for a Man that may have had "Issues " which (Surpasses ) Anyone's Imagination. My Friend, You see the TREE before the FOREST, A Gift so Rare. Thru All of Presley's [Difficulties] His Voice Never Betrayed him. .. Most Grateful, J.M.S.
Agree...elvis voice may have been its best at this time..just after he came back from army
This is a great cover of Lowell Fulsom's 'Reconsider Baby'. Elvis was known best for his rock and roll but he could really get down with down home blues.
I didn’t know much ‘bout EP but the upcoming movie looks great, hope it won’t be too controversial. He was a Human being and loved music also lost he’s twin, that must have been hard. This song is Amazing.
@@Nadd1013 I've seen the movie, and I thought the first maybe 20 minutes of it was a little campy, a little too "lighthearted", but after it got to the more serious parts of Elvis' life it got really good. Overall it's well done, Austin Butler deserves an oscar for it.
A great blues song
Great song, great version - but dangerous. Whenever my wife and I dance to this song at home things get rather heated and out of hand during the sax break!
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Slow and sultry...from sAx to sEx...NEVER stop enjoying it, Greetings from the Netherlands :)
That's a GOOD thang, ain't it. Good loving ALWAYS makes me feel BETTER 🤗🤗
One Elvis best songs.
Incredible Blues! Elvis was, is, and always will be greatest singer of all time. No one else can sing country, blues, rock n roll, gospel, and entertain the way he did. Never, ever be anyone like him again.
Elvis we love and miss you so very much! ❤️👑❤️👑❤️👑❤️👑❤️👑
The only one......The greatest star......ELVIS......🎼🎵🎶❤👑
Oh I love how Elvis sings! He is king.
When Elvis sings the blues !!!! Think for sharing, beautiful video 💖🎶👍🎙💕
What a smart intelligent man elvis was ,love that man x
This is among the very best!