This song was written by Wayne Carson, Johnny Christopher, and Mark James. Mark James wrote the famous “Suspicious Minds” that went nowhere until Elvis did it. The idea for “Always On My Mind” came from a telephone conversation the late Wayne Carson was having with his wife. She was unhappy with him being gone so much pursuing his music career. He was heard to say, “But honey, you were always on my mind."
That woman was Elvis wife, Pricilla. They were together many years. Eventually divorced.They had 1 daughter Lisa Marie who died recently. She was also a singer. Very nice cover of a Willie Nelson song.
@@snowbird4212 Little correction: Some songs have to do with his private life, some of course not. This song have to to with the separation with his wife Priscilla. She left him in February 1972, Elvis recorded this song in March 1972, as a cover song, especially for this situation!
@@Elvista Sure, this song have to do with the separation with his wife in February 1972. Elvis recorded it in March 1972 as a cover, especially for the breakup.
The song was written by Wayne Carson, Johnny Christopher, and Mark James. Mark James wrote the famous “Suspicious Minds” that went nowhere until Elvis did it. The idea for “Always On My Mind” came from a telephone conversation the late Wayne Carson was having with his wife. She was unhappy with him being gone so much pursuing his music career. He was heard to say, “But honey, you were always on my mind."
This song was written by Wayne Carson, Johnny Christopher, and Mark James. Mark James wrote the famous “Suspicious Minds” that went nowhere until Elvis did it. The idea for “Always On My Mind” came from a telephone conversation the late Wayne Carson was having with his wife. She was unhappy with him being gone so much pursuing his music career. He was heard to say, “But honey, you were always on my mind."
A fan of Elvis' ex-wife, Priscilla Beaulieu, put images of them together to this song...please disregard. This song had absolutely nothing to do with her.....zip.
I always preferred Willie Nelson’s version. And, Dwight Yoakam’s covers of Elvis songs. Elvis’s pedophilic tendencies turned me off long ago. Just can’t stomach him anymore.
What the fuck are you on about Elvis pedophilic tendencies? Then you would not like wacko Jacko pedophilic tendencies they were utterly sick. All Elvis did was date Priscilla when she was 14 years old. Never was inappropriate with her until they married on the 1st of May 1967 when she was 22 years old. I believe you have way more pedophilic tendencies than Elvis never had?
You need to look up the definition of that word. Elvis certainly had no "pedophilic tendenses" as he was not attracted to prepubertal children, and no woman has ever accused him of taking advantage of minors. He was a true gentleman and was very respectful towards women. The way Elvis' name has been singled out and tarnished stems from nothing but jealousy. There are countless celebritys that has had relationships with very young girls but they are never mentioned, it's always about Elvis. He was born in 1935 and grew up in a time where girls were married right out of highschool. You might want to look up your own ancestors. Country singer Loretta Lyng married when she 14-15 years old. Jerry Lee Lewis married a 13 year old, all legal with parental consent back in those times.
@@GenXTexMom I think you have more pedophilic tendencies than Elvis ever had. Also name one under aged girl Elvis was inappropriate with? Maybe you are thinking about Michael Jackson and the underaged boys???
@@GenXTexMom Mate/ she/ it/ whatever. You need to get your facts straight when it comes to Elvis with underaged girls. He was never inappropriate with them, and if you have any actual hard evidence that Elvis was then bring it on?? Are you sure you're not talking about yourself??
Check your information on Wikipedia. Written by Mark James, Johnny Christopher and Wayne Carson. First recorded by Brenda Lee and first released by Gwen McCrae, Elvis' version was the first commercial success. Willie Nelson recorded it 10 years later.
I almost cry every time I hear and watch Elvis. When he died, I buried my youth.
same❤️🩹
Elvis always sang from his heart. He believed in the words he was singing. There will only be one Elvis. ❤❤❤❤
This song was written by Wayne Carson, Johnny Christopher, and Mark James. Mark James wrote the famous “Suspicious Minds” that went nowhere until Elvis did it. The idea for “Always On My Mind” came from a telephone conversation the late Wayne Carson was having with his wife. She was unhappy with him being gone so much pursuing his music career. He was heard to say, “But honey, you were always on my mind."
One of my favorite Elvis songs, so beautiful
Love Elvis! He is in my life daily
Love Elvis. The greatest of all time ❤️❤️❤️
Love that man dearly❤️💋
Elvis always the best. Priscilla is a fame junkie. Elvis did karate
That woman was Elvis wife, Pricilla. They were together many years. Eventually divorced.They had 1 daughter Lisa Marie who died recently. She was also a singer. Very nice cover of a Willie Nelson song.
Willie didn't write it, and Elvis Recorded it 1972 shortly after he and Priscilla seperated, Willie Recorded it in 1982 10 years after Elvis. ❤
Come on, people. Elvis was emotional singer, period. So, songs he was singing had nothing to do with his private life
This song had absolutely nothing to do with ex-wife Priscilla Beaulieu.
@@snowbird4212 Little correction: Some songs have to do with his private life, some of course not. This song have to to with the separation with his wife Priscilla. She left him in February 1972, Elvis recorded this song in March 1972, as a cover song, especially for this situation!
@@Elvista Sure, this song have to do with the separation with his wife in February 1972. Elvis recorded it in March 1972 as a cover, especially for the breakup.
ELVIS ETERNO!!!! Thankyou for sharing.
Oh my goodness the music is great but your voice you just have the it factor you have that golden voice thank you
The last picture at the very end was Priscilla & elvis walking out of the court after their divorce. 🥺🥺
Play " Daddy please don't go" A real tear jerker.
Thank you!
Fire 🔥🔥🔥
Elvis was in martial arts❤
This song has been recorded by several artists
Elvis was kind of fooling around kicking, but he is a black belt in karate so it wouldn’t be surprising that they were just playing around karate wise
I can't watch this!! She's in it!!
my fave version of this song! dbl ♥
This song was written and sang by the original Willie Nelson
Mark James wrote this. Willie’s version came out 10 years after Elvis’s
@@jr87-87
Correct, Elvis Recorded it in 1972 and Willie, who didn't Write it recorded it in 1982.
The song was written by Wayne Carson, Johnny Christopher, and Mark James. Mark James wrote the famous “Suspicious Minds” that went nowhere until Elvis did it. The idea for “Always On My Mind” came from a telephone conversation the late Wayne Carson was having with his wife. She was unhappy with him being gone so much pursuing his music career. He was heard to say, “But honey, you were always on my mind."
That was his wife the kicking comes from Karate he had a black belt
please react the wonder of you
Elvis was not feeling any regret, for what
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Yes you got it right, Elvis was feeling regret over his divorce from his wife Priscilla. That's her with the dark hair in the video
This song was written by Wayne Carson, Johnny Christopher, and Mark James. Mark James wrote the famous “Suspicious Minds” that went nowhere until Elvis did it. The idea for “Always On My Mind” came from a telephone conversation the late Wayne Carson was having with his wife. She was unhappy with him being gone so much pursuing his music career. He was heard to say, “But honey, you were always on my mind."
Neeeekerit.
Love this song, I enjoy Willie Nelson’s version better.
A fan of Elvis' ex-wife, Priscilla Beaulieu, put images of them together to this song...please disregard. This song had absolutely nothing to do with her.....zip.
I always preferred Willie Nelson’s version. And, Dwight Yoakam’s covers of Elvis songs. Elvis’s pedophilic tendencies turned me off long ago. Just can’t stomach him anymore.
You shouldn't believe every thing you read there's a lot of carp out there about Elvis that isn't just isn't true
What the fuck are you on about Elvis pedophilic tendencies? Then you would not like wacko Jacko pedophilic tendencies they were utterly sick. All Elvis did was date Priscilla when she was 14 years old. Never was inappropriate with her until they married on the 1st of May 1967 when she was 22 years old. I believe you have way more pedophilic tendencies than Elvis never had?
You need to look up the definition of that word. Elvis certainly had no "pedophilic tendenses" as he was not attracted to prepubertal children, and no woman has ever accused him of taking advantage of minors. He was a true gentleman and was very respectful towards women. The way Elvis' name has been singled out and tarnished stems from nothing but jealousy. There are countless celebritys that has had relationships with very young girls but they are never mentioned, it's always about Elvis. He was born in 1935 and grew up in a time where girls were married right out of highschool. You might want to look up your own ancestors. Country singer Loretta Lyng married when she 14-15 years old. Jerry Lee Lewis married a 13 year old, all legal with parental consent back in those times.
@@GenXTexMom I think you have more pedophilic tendencies than Elvis ever had. Also name one under aged girl Elvis was inappropriate with? Maybe you are thinking about Michael Jackson and the underaged boys???
@@GenXTexMom Mate/ she/ it/ whatever. You need to get your facts straight when it comes to Elvis with underaged girls. He was never inappropriate with them, and if you have any actual hard evidence that Elvis was then bring it on?? Are you sure you're not talking about yourself??
Excellent , but I prefer the Willie Nelson original
Williey Nelson didn't write this song and his version was 10 hrs after Elvis recorded it
Willie Nelson was not a patch on Elvis, you like Willie's ok but I prefer the Elvis version.
Check your information on Wikipedia. Written by Mark James, Johnny Christopher and Wayne Carson. First recorded by Brenda Lee and first released by Gwen McCrae, Elvis' version was the first commercial success. Willie Nelson recorded it 10 years later.