Elvis Presley REACTION - American Trilogy Live with Lauren and Russ | Infectious Groove Music
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- Опубликовано: 8 дек 2023
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Many viewers seem to be enjoying our Elvis Presley reaction content so today we thought we'd react to a song we've had many requests for. Watch as Lauren & Russ react to Elvis performing American Trilogy as part of the Aloha From Hawaii special in 1973.
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The BIG GAME. If all the musicians in the history of mankind had to pick one musician to get up on the stage and explain to the next world how music is done, they are handing the microphone to Elvis Presley. This man had more musical ability from his toes to the top of his head than anyone else.
His ability to end a song big is still unmatched.
With Presley, every syllable of every word matters to a song. He pays attention to every sound behind him.
His concentration on stage, his God crafted baritone vocals and his charisma on stage in unison, allows all of these incredible harmonies.
We couldn't agree more. Elvis was an incredible force on stage and in music in general.
Hear, hear 👏 Very well said, Steven 😊
Beautiful words for our beautiful Elvis
#truth T.C.B ⚡️
100%
In my opinion Elvis delivered the best performance by anyone til this day! Just an incomparable talent! ❤
We would tend to agree with you! We just put out another Elvis reaction video this morning BTW :)
Unsurpassed, totally unique, the greatest, never ever will we see an artist like him again. You can analyze him to bits and pieces. He was a «tabula rasa», a canvas everyone could paint their own picture on. Loved from Iceland to Timbuktu to this day. When he died, it was like being hit with a sledgehammer.
I was only 2 when he passed away but I remember my mom having a crushing sadness feeling about it. I had no real idea what was going on, but I honestly remember that feeling of sadness. The more I grew up and understood about Elvis, the more I unsertsoof what it must've been like when he passed.
This is just greatness feeding off greatness. Elvis inspired the band just as the band inspired Elvis. You can tell here. It’s been said that a musician in the orchestra (I’m sorry I don’t remember the name) referenced this exact performance (in addition to the rehearsal concert) an example of Elvis firing up the band with both his performance and his response to the band. You can tell the appreciation of both, the band and Elvis. Now, the rhythm section, vocalists, ans orchestra were all top notch and as good as any in the business at the time. But, it was just greatness feeding off greatness. Great reaction and interaction.
Totally agree with everything you said! Thank for watching, we're glad you enjoyed it :)
Ditto ☝️!! I still get misty eyed at the ending and building to that crescendo. As he’s looking back at his band. Only with his eyes is he encouraging them to give him one more chorus. Because just with his eyes alone, he is letting his band know he is fixing to turn around and lift the roof off that place.
@garyfreeman5719 totally agree with everything you said. The guy is just commanding the stage, the band and the audience at home, simply with looks.
You could feel the love and respect for each other on that stage!! Pure Magic! Goosebumps on top of goosebumps and tears flowing Everytime i hear this. ❤❤❤ TCB ⚡
He wasn't yelling at them in a bad way. I believe he says Yeah Baby!
That's a great way to put it: goosebumps on top of goosebumps. That's exactly how we feel when we watch Elvis perform!
Reading what you said about Yeah Baby brought back that great memory of seeing him say Yeah Baby @ end of "What Now My Love" -- it gave me chills. It happens to be for the rehearsal show, which many people say they do not prefer over the live show but I think it shouldn't be overlooked -- the emotion he put into that song for he rehearsal version is amazing, particularly the last few lines to end the song.. There are 2 versions -- one by Vevo which covers him up @ end w-those d--- "ads" when he says Yea Baby, which is inconsiderate. If you're interested in seeing this rehearsal version w-no ads go to ruclips.net/video/UpjKlOM7KQ4/видео.html. Thanks.
Very nice reaction. I love this man's phenomenal voice. He is still loved worldwide and will never be forgotten. More Elvis please. ⚡👍(🇿🇦🌍)
Glad you enjoyed the reaction. We have a lot of reactions to various artists coming to the channel but we do have more Elvis on the way :)
Verdade ouvir Elvis é sempre uma emoção curto tudo 👍👍
Elvis is amazing ❤
We totally agree. Hope you enjoyed our reaction :)
THANK YOU FOR DOING THIS❤️ Elvis inspires you to be a better human being❤️ You bring me and other Elvisfans a lot of Joy and Love❤️ Welcome to the Elvisfamily..It is filled with LOVE and FUN❤️😉
Thank you for such kind words! So glad you're enjoying our Elvis videos :)
... Which singer has as much charisma as Elvis? So much humor? That sexy? Then an absolute world-class voice? ... To this day I don't know anyone better than Elvis!! ...His performance in Hawaii in 1973 via satellite was the greatest event in music history of the last century! ✨💎✨🕺🏻🕯 Thank you
We totally agree. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Glad you enjoyed our reaction video :)
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast … Even very! 👍🏻🙂
Wonderful concert by the Greatest Entertainer of all time!! ❤❤❤❤
Totally agree. We hope you enjoyed our reaction! :)
Probably nervous, first satellite concert with 1.5 billion people watching. He was not yelling at horns he was encouraging them.
Of course he was nervous for that reason and he still killed it. I was saying "yelling" jokingly, so I apologize that wasn't clear :)
Elvis closed his eyes, not cuz he stopped caring, he was reaching deep inside, a place we all hope can find once and again, and brought it, in front of live audience, and a satellite worldwide audience, first ever satellite concert , in history.
Agreed. Elvis just had the ability to reach inside and really feel the music in a way no other performer did.
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Great reaction you two!
@emmastewart2903 thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! We have another Elvis reaction coming this Saturday :)
Yes, when he closes his eyes he is reflecting on his own losses and puts it all in the music!
Elvis was and will always be the best
We agree. We hope you liked our reaction to Elvis :)
Singing both songs from the North and the South for the civil war, a little black spiritual too. He was so patriotic and aways showed it. I am 80 and grew up like Elvis in the south. I have been a fan since 1956 and heard him sing everything from gospel to opera. Few people know he was executive producer of all his music and hand picked the wonderful artist that backed him up. They were a family and all will tell you he treated them so well. thank you.
We really love Elvis. Part of that is because of how much Elvis loved so many different types of people. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. We hope you enjoyed our Elvis reaction :)
He is not angry with the horn players, he is showing that he is right there with them.
That's right. We meant what we said in a joking way :)
Saw it on tv in sweden was sent even there. Was 12,got Elvis in my blood by mom and it was an awesome show. This one was magic,silenced everything inside. Oh what a singer he was! And he often Said: no I’m not the king,there’s just one King, the Lord. Still get tears in my eyes and joy in my heart see and hear this. 50 years later….🥹❤️❤️❤️
I (Russ) got into Elvis through my mom as well. Elvis has been a very comforting connection to her for me even though she's passed away.
I think he is saying Loud then to Ronnie tutt the drummer load again . Very cool as he commands the stage
I just love the passion Elvis has for the music.
Never never someone better than this men❤❤
We agree! Thanks for watching. We hope you enjoyed it :)
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast next song hurt1977, how great thou art 1977 live. Best ever his voice
@lange6542 we have a reaction to Hurt 1977 coming in a few weeks :)
He was so nervous here because this was a world wide show!! He still brings it on!! ❤❤❤
Of course, totally understandable why he would be so nervous. Then he ends up being better than anyone else!
@@InfectiousGroovePodcastit's strange for me to think let this was broadcast by satellite add that well over 1 billion people saw this. Think about that, the entire world population at the time was 7 billion 6 billion? That is a massive chunk of humanity all around the globe.
@stevedahlberg8680 it's really hard to wrap your head aprund. I can't even imagine what it must have been like for Elvis.
@@stevedahlberg8680 I believe it was around 4.5 to 5 billion. I heard it said , 1 out of every 3 people on earth we’re watching . Apparently more than the moon landing .
Elvis stated many times that he was nervous before every performance. He wanted the band and himself to remember that every performance was a first for someone and should be treated as such.
Love your Elvis reactions. Thanks for your wonderful reaction to this masterpiece.
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Not screaming, he's loving them!! He loved what they did!!!
I was assuming it was clear I was joking about the "screaming", but I guess not. Sorry about that.
اعظم فنان على مر العصور لم ولن يتكرر الملك بدون منازع
نحن نتفق تماما. شكرا لمشاهدتك. نأمل أن تستمتع برد فعلنا على الفيس :)
This performance actually makes my heart skip beats ( literally). Everything about him was pure power. No one could touch tne combination of all the elements he had working together. Vicki
We totally agree! We live Elvis, very much. We have a few other Elvis related videos on the channel with more common soon. Thank you for watching and the comment :)
BACKGROUND INFO on THAT RAMP from the STAGE: Producer/director Marty Pasetta told Parker (Elvis' manager) that he wanted to build a ramp for Elvis to walk out onto & Parker said no. Pasetta explained that it would be 8 ft. wide & Elvis could stay in the middle or go to the left or to the right if he wanted to because Pasetta knew how important the audience was to Elvis, Parker still said no. Fortunately, Pasetta was able to meet w-Elvis & he explained exactly what he told Parker. Fortunately again, Elvis overrode Parker & told Pasetta to build the ramp. Paseta told Elvis he wanted him to lose 25 lbs., which Elvis did. Elvis then hugged Pasetta & said you are one of the few people who has been totally honest w-me. Without that ramp the concert would have been very different if Elvis did not have the option to get in close touch w-the audience. This concert was a benefit to raise money for the Kui Lee Cancer Fund & raised $75,000. Elvis bought his own ticket for $1,000. & did not make any money from it. The approximate amount of people in the audience was about 8,800. There is also the rehearsal version which is very good at ruclips.net/video/u8L4ZZ1fweE/видео.html.
Not sure what you meant about screaming at the horn players & getting rlled up -- he wasn't screaming or yelling at anyone -- it's Elvis feeling the music so intently that he becomes extremely emotional & passionate. He's about the only singer i'm aware of who sang from his soul & his gut like no other & that was just one of the things that made him so unique & special. I believe you're reading him incorrectly -- he absolutely "knew" about it. Thank you.
I'm not sure if you know what the trilogy is -- in case you don't -- it's a medley of three uniquely American pieces: “Dixie,” (dixie are the states down south in the U.S.); “Battle Hymn of the Republic,” a marching hymn of the Union Army during the American Civil War; and “All My Trials,” a Bahamian (people of the Bahamas) lullaby related to African American spirituals sung by protesting folksingers of the 1950s.
Sorry it wasn't clear that we didn't mean he was yelling,literally. That point was that he was feeling the music so much and expressing himself that way.
@InfectiousGroovePodcast (sorry, something got screwed up here) Okay, but when you said "they're doing the best they can Elvis," it makes it seem like he's pushing them to do more than they are doing. Thanks.
@carolhayar3037 I was hoping that the fact that I was laughing when I said that would make it clear I was joking :)
Thanks for your reaction.
Elvis was born on January 8, 1935 in Tupelo, Mississippi, in a 2 room shack of a house his dad built with money he borrowed from his boss. That's how dirt poor they were. He was one half of identical twins; the other boy - Jesse Garon - was stillborn. They were so poor, that Jesse Garon was buried in a shoebox in an unmarked grave. At Graceland they have a plaque with his name on it in his memory.
Elvis always got along with the black community and learned a lot about music from his friends of color. Also, according to the one drop rule, Elvis would not be considered white, since he has Cherokee ancestors on both the Smith (his mother) and the Presley (his father) sides of the family. His paternal grandfather, Jesse Dunning Presley, was not happy that his two sons, Elvis' father Vernon and his brother Vester, married two sisters, Gladys and Clettes who were known to have Cherokee blood in their family tree. J.D. Presley was quite the racist a-hole, often drunk and a philandering husband to Minnie Mae (they were actually separated long before they finally divorced in 1954) who was always competing with his sons Vester and Vernon and who was known to abuse his kids when drunk. J.D. was was publicly against race mixing and was in denial about the Cherokee blood in his own family tree. It was more publicly known that the Smith family had Native blood in their family tree, so when both his sons fell for 2 Smith sisters and Vernon, on top of that, was still a minor at 17 when he eloped with Gladys who was 4 years older than him, Jesse was totally pissed off.
As a child, Elvis already had many friends in the black community at the time his family was one of 4 "white" families that lived in the predominantly black neighborhood The Hill, just across from Shake Rag. His childhood friend Sam Bell said that some of the (black) kids in that neighborhood had lighter skin than Elvis (ruclips.net/video/LrFCyNMvZWk/видео.html). One of Elvis' bodyguards once said that he thought it was a miracle Elvis got into Humes High School in Memphis, because it was "lily white". Elvis wanted to be more open about his Native ancestry, but his manager "colonel" Tom Parker (real name Andreas van Kuijk) was against it because he was afraid it might cost Elvis fans (and himself money). They did have Elvis play characters in his movies though where he had Native American blood (Flaming Star, G.I. Blues, Stay Away Joe). Once Elvis had his own (apprentice) job learning to be an electrician, he saved up his money and bought his clothes in the same style that many of his friends of color wore. He was called a (forgive me, just stating facts here) "n-lover" and got beaten up several times too. Later, when he was an established star, he would not perform at places where the members of color of his back-up band/orchestra weren't allowed.
So glad you enjoyed our reaction and yes, Elvis has an amazing & inspiring story!
Thank you this is beautifully said I miss this beautiful man
@maryrowell1122 we miss Elvis every single day
I’ve said this on a few other reactions to this song and performance but I was 8yrs old in 1977 when Elvis passed away in August and my father passed in December in a care wreck but the point I’m making is I would listen to this song over and over and over on all 33 LP because it gave me so much comfort. I had B been an Elvis fan from the age of 4 when we sat down and watched this live on TV. I don’t know but this song has always given me a connection with my father and Elvis. Even to this day this performance gives me chills! Thank you for sharing with us!
We really appreciate you sharing that memory with us. I (Russ) used to listen to The Wonder of You with my mom all the time. When she passed away, it was very hard to listen to for a little while. Eventually it became a source of comfort for me. Thanks for watching and thanks again for sharing your memory.
Elvis was in awe of his magnificent musicians like everyone else!!!
This song always gave me the chills!!!
Loved Elvis so much, so fantastic ❤💕💗💜💙✨️✨️✨️🌟💯
Yes, he certainly was in awe of them. We were joking around by saying he was yelling them. We hope you enjoyed our reaction :)
One of the best songs
We really like it. We hope you enjoyed our Elvis reaction.
Elvis is a genius. In my opinion, there was no person on this planet more talented, more beautiful, nobler, more sincere, more charismatic, more sensual than Elvis. His mesmerizing voice, his intonations touch the heart and soul to the very depths. Elvis is a real magician. He will be loved by all generations of people as long as humanity exists. He will always inspire people. Elvis is not just the king of rock and roll, Elvis is the King of Music. 👑 ❤
We really like Elvis too. We hope you enjoyed our reaction. We have more Elvis reactions on the channel now with more on the way soon :)
@@InfectiousGroovePodcastThanks! I'll watch your other videos.
He was yelling to play louder not critiquing, love how he stares at his singers and band as if in awe.
Agreed. We were just being funny by saying he was yelling. And yeah, the way he states at the singers is awesome.
The Master of his craft!
We totally agree! Hope you enjoyed our reaction. We just had another Elvis reaction video released this morning too :)
Like nothing can top that, then he tosses his belt out into the audience. Masterful. ELVIS 2ND TO NONE.
The guy was just an absolutely stunning performer. We have more Elvis reactions on the way :)
I was lucky enough to see Elvis live & he did this piece. Being on the 10th row. The ring on his left hand was HUgE diamond. Knuckle to knuckle.
Wow I(Russ) am so jealous you got to see him in concert, let alone that close!
Try listening and watching this on a Black and white 16" TV!with one 5" speaker it was the first satellite transmission! My father had to keep adjusting the antenna to follow the satellite across the sky 😅! Amazing to see and hear like this!😲! First time I caught my father dancing priceless 😂
That is a such a cool memory! Thank you for sharing that!!
Elvis had severe stage fright. His legs shook uncontrollably so he put leg movements in to hide the shaking of his legs. Elvis was my friend for many many years he needed a friend as did i we were that for each other. he was the brother i never had. i use to post memories of our friendship but people started posting hurtful nasty things so i will never share again. Awesome reaction. love to you both from the one and only Memphis Tn.
We have a lot of VERY positive videos about Elvis on our channel :)
God showed of creating Elvis
We would agree with you!
GREAT TERRIFIC BEAUTIFUL ELVIS ❤❤❤
We agree! We hope you enjoyed our reaction to Elvis :)
That man was so fire
We totally agree!
ELVIS, I grew up listening to Elvis, I have at 5 older siblings that used to play their 45 records on the turn table' ❤ please do Polk salad Annie'
Glad you enjoyed our reaction, thanks for watching! We have more Elvis reactions on the channel with more on the way soon :)
My uncle bought the biggest TV he could get and took it to my granny's house and family and friends came to watch the king. TX
That's so cool.. What am event to watch as it happened,!
My mom and aunts saw the king 3 times in the 50s Wichita falls and forth worth TX.
WOW. He passed away when I was 2, so I never had a chance. If they ever invite time travel, an Elvis concert is the first place I'm going.
Anyone that’s watched this intense songs know he talks and uses his hand ,feet expressions to get the most out of his show. He’s telling the orchestra he likes what they are doing and sound even louder. He always appreciated his singers, band, orchestra and background singers. I can’t believe that in 2024 people still find him simply amazing. This is one of his most heart felt songs and especially from southerners. He’s not screaming for them to do better but you’re doing great so louder.
Yes, we know Elvis was intense. Hopefully we made that clear.
Yes more Elvis ❤❤❤❤
We have other Elvis videos on the fhwnnle already with more coming soon :)
I remember watching this performance live in 1973. I was 10 years old
That's really cool. We wish we could've seen it live when it aired.
Einfach der beste Entertainer den es je gab und geben wird 😍😍😍
Wir können uns nur einigen! Wir hoffen, dass Ihnen unsere Reaktion gefallen hat. Wir haben bald weitere Elvis-Reaktionen auf dem Kanal :)
Goosebumps Elvis's voice touches the heart and soul. Most beautiful and talented man ever... great reaction thanks❤❤❤
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you for watching! We have other Elvis videos on the channel and more coming soon :)
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast thank you...TCB forever ❤️⚡
The performance of Elvis in Aloha from Hawaii was a huge global event - one of the first of its kind by satellite at the time in January 1973 and he did exceptionally well and looked amazing like he always did, very professional and gave 200% to his performances. Alas I recall at the time the bbc didn’t bother to buy it and see its significance to show it in the U.K. and we didn’t see it until when he passed when the bbc bought it and showed parts of it on the news of his death and after 5 times only on bbc. Have seen it a few times on Sky Arts TG. Elvis will always be the biggest entertainer of the 20th Century and luckily did quite a few performances in Vegas which have been documented but not enough. No filming was allowed sadly but snippets coming through.
I wish there was a lot more footage from Vegas. It's fun to have the movie That's The Way It Is, but I'd love to see so much more.
I'm going to throw out a couple of suggestions: from his '68 special stand-up segment -- (1) "Blue Suede Shoes" from sitting to center stage ruclips.net/video/Ak5KEbi8Nac/видео.html w-a cute finish & looking more gorgeous than ever; & (2) "Jailhouse Rock" ruclips.net/video/87N6Qa0D7KY/видео.html -- you could do one followed by the other because both together total just 4 min. This is Elvis unleashed doing what he did best.
The water throwing incident 1972 at Hampton Roads, Virginia when at the 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, he then walked over to his glass of water, picked it up & playfully threw it at Glen @ piano -- a fun, energetic, powerhouse ruclips.net/video/LNtP5Gd8QGE/видео.html -- just make sure you hear him say Please Release Me & then the water throwing will make sense. Also note his little irritated look @ beginning. His voice here was a bit deeper & richer. Try to let it roll straight through to appreciate that performance & the cute little thing he does @ end. Thanks.
Thank you for all of those suggestions! We'll put them on our list to work through :)
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast Thank you.
He is absolutely magical amazing 😢😢😢 💙💔💖 Electrifieng 😢 love my gorgeous Elvis always ❤❤❤😢love ❤❤💘💙💋👑✨
We agree! :)
Elvis and his band were so in tune with each other and had so much respect for each other which is something that you just don't see anymore. The closest thing I can come to with a band is deep purple with their 1970 BBC recording of Child In Time and on their Made In Japan live album, it's a masterpiece of live music.
Yeah, it's really something special to see Elvis & his band work together. All the way though 77, they were amazing
I watched my dad do that when i was younger i grew up with that .
It's really an amazing performance. We hope you enjoyed our reaction
i could only like this video 1 time...otherwise i would have hit that button over and over
That's very kind of you to say!! So glad you enjoyed our Elvis reaction. We've got more on the channel now with more on the way :)
Elvis is wearing what was called his Red White and Blue American Eagle outfit. See American Eagle emblazed across his chest.
I went to see that very suit in Memphis while touring his Costume Exhibit. Took a photo right by it - a treasured momento. His fan then, now and forever!
Yes, it's a fantastic suit for sure!
The World has never been the same since he died!
Agreed. I (Russ) was only 2 when he passed away, but I remember my mom being absolutely crushed by it. It's one of the things that drove me to be such a big fan. Now that she's passed away too, Elvis makes me feel connected to her.
❤👑❤️
We hope you enjoyed our reaction :)
REACTION REQUEST: What Now My Love from the 14 January Aloha concert. It is my favourite live performance by Elvis. Really enjoying your knowledgeable and reverent Elvis reactions. Classy!
Thank you for the kind words! I know for sure that Lauren has never seen that version of What Now My Love, so we'll put it on our list :)
He wasn't mad when he flared his nose, that was just his personality, and his showmanship, he was an entertainer, and he really was the best at it there has ever been.
We were joking when we said he was mad, sorry that wasn't clear... Hopefully you enjoyed the video anyway :)
Thank you and exactly!!!
THIS REACTION WAS ABSOLUTELY OUTSTANDING! 💯 🔥🔥🙏🙏💯
Thank you so much for the kind words! So glad you enjoyed it!! :)
he wasn't screaming at the he was acknowledging how good they all are and being proud of them with the fist in the air saying basically yes you guys did it!!!
For sure. I guess it didn't come off right in the video, but we were kidding when we werre saying he was screaming. Just trying (and failing) to be funny lol
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast you wasn't failing mate your video's are great i was just saying, because some people would actually think that, keep up the good work and merry christmas to you and all.
@dazfletcher4085 very kind of you to say, thank you :) merry Christmas to you as well. Side note, we have more Elvis reactions coming in the new year :)
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast Elvis is king, i will look out for those video's thank you
@@dazfletcher4085 yes, when he closes his eyes he is reflecting on his own losses and emotions and pours them into the music!
Elvis, like no singer before or since, becomes one with the music.
We agree. What did you think of our video?
Enjoyable. One true Elvis fan and another becoming one.@@InfectiousGroovePodcast
Keep singing Dixie songs. Elvis became the most highly acclaimed and achieved artist in history, in part due to songs and performances, like this. A bunch of whiny, sniveling leftists getting upset about the south doesn't mean SHIT.
Much like Elvis himself, we don't talk about politics much. Hopefully you enjoyed our reaction to this great performance though :)
You are insulting a bunch of "Leftists". Does that make you feel like a big man?🤣😂🤣😂
Love that song thank you 🙏🙏😍❤️😍
We have more Elvis reactions on the way!
It's not just a song about Dixie. This song contains parts of 3 separate songs put together as a trilogy representing the USA... Dixie represents the South, Battle Hymn of the Republic represents the North, and All My Children (I think that's what it's called) represents the slaves.
At no point did we say it was a song just about dixie.
Elvis isn’t hollering t the horn players because he’s mad or they’re doing anything wrong. He loved his band and got excited when they played. That’s what you’re seeing and hearing.
We totally agree. We meant exactly what you're saying, we just didn't say it right lol. Thanks for watching and hopefully you enjoyed :)
When Elvis reaches the depths for the last HALLELUJAH it gets me every time like my core ir been ripped from body because the word and meaning of HALLELUJAH means Praise Jehovah,without this highest of all we plainly wouldn't be here so again all thanks goes to our heavenly creator and the one he approved for man's salvation Jesus Christ,wat else can I state,by the way Elvis is the greatest entertainer to have walked this earth even it was only for a measles 42and a hlf yrs.TCB&TLC
Couldn't agree more, Elvis is the greatest entertainer ever. We hope you enjoyed our reaction :)
For those of you who don't know the story behind this, the flute player doing the solo, had missed a note BADLY the night before during the performance. The look Elvis gave him on this night, was one of approval and redemption after a flawless solo on this version. "i found this comment on the original video" credit to the man i got it from
Oh, that's very cool and interesting to know about that flute solo. Thank you for sharing that!
Ronnie Tutt was an awesome drummer. 🥁
We totally agree. One of our favorite drummers ever.
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Hope you enjoyed the video, long live The King!
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast TCB,Forever❤️ Elvis!
You should react to ' Bridge over Troubled Waters '
@mimi-422 that's on our list, we will definitely get to it!
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast Thankyou, it's breathtaking!❤️👑🙏
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast Amen❤️
ELVIS WAS NOT GETTING MAD AT THE HORN PLAYERS AT ALL. HE WAS GETTING INTO THE MUSIC THEY WERE PLAYING.....HIS FACE SCRUNCHES UP LIKE THAT WHEN HE FEELS THE MUSIC. He is showing us with his face the power of the song and how he feels. I wish people would stop saying he was mad......WTF?
You might have missed the fact that we were jokingly saying he was getting mad. It's too bad that's your only take away from our love for Elvis in this video. Seems like our channel isn't for you :)
Thank you for your video! As a big fan of Elvis, it's nice for me to watch him. I wish you success! ❤
So glad you enjoyed it!!
Cool great
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I could not tell from this video if he threw out his belt, but he didn't. Then this was the rehearsal show that he did on the 12th of January 1973. Because, in the live show on the 14th that went out via satellite, he threw out his belt, and at the end, he threw out his cape.
He threw his belt during Can't Help Falling In Love, at the end of the show? Right?
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast no he threw the belt out after this song and his cape just before the end of can't help falling in love with you. The only way I know this is I have watched the dvd more than my late wife wanted to.
@FollowerofChrist11 oh you are totally right!
I'ts off topic but if you've ever seen Criminal minds I think Lauren looks a lot like Garcia.
She gets that a lot! She just heard it again in public over the weekend 😂
he not screaming at them he telling when to come in on there parts
I was joking around when I said "screaming", sorry that wasn't clear.
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast no problem a lot of people don't know how much Elvis rehearsed with his band what bothers me about the press always focus on his being a icon but he's so underrated as a vocalist
to me he the King of entertainment Elvis never claimed to be the King of Rock'n Roll he thought Fats Domino was and was a fan of Sister Rosseta Throupe no body could sing al the styles of music like Elvis Rock. Country. Blues. Gospel .R&B. he even touched on Opera. you should do a reaction on his live 1970 Vegas Just Pretend awesome real live performance not fixed like now Great Job
@thomboy54 we're very big fans of the song Just Pretend! I'll try to find a version Lauren hasn't seen so we can do a reaction to it :)
That is not the horseshoe ring and the ring you are referring to recently sold at auction for over $250,000.00.
Oh right on,. Thanks for the correction. I wasn't sure exactly what ring it was.
How about providing a reaction to Guitar Man which became a no. 1 hit twice on two different decades.
Thanks for the suggestion! Wehave more Elvis reactions coming soon but we'll add Guitar Man to the list :)
I’ve been told the first song was sung primarily by southern during the civil war, the second by the north, the third by slaves.
Oh that's an intereting note
Please play Solitaire thank you❤
We'll put it on our list :)
What do you mean he stopped caring?
We mean that other people said that about him. We don't think he stopped caring.
Elvis was so in tune with his band as they were into him..They always spoke through their eyes not their mouth..So yes you were wrong when u said " the band was saying " We are doing the best we can.". Elvis already knew his vand was the best... It's the way they communicated on stage, Elvis had said that many times.....
We were saying that jokingly. Sorry that you missed that aspect of the video.
NEVER NERVOUS! NEVER STOPS CARING! NEVER SCREAMED AT ANYONE! You guys NEED to research this Amazing man. I realize I’m only one person, but I will never listen to another one of your reactions. You’ve made me too upset with this one.
Hopefully you enjoyed our reaction to Elvis.
----------------- someone added 'concert hall reverb' to this audio.
Yeah, that's a bummer :(
Why r y'all trying to make this song something It's not.. Elvis sang songs from his heart and soul.. Elvis didn't write music.. he just felt it.. And that's why Elvis was the King.. That man could sing the dang phonebook back in the day and make it a number 1 hit
I don't think we said Elvis had anything to do with writing the songs in this medley, did we?
Elvis wasn’t nervous ever singing the gospel, it’s what he loved singing. America is a much different country now, and not for the better. Music today is pitiful
Elvis himself said many times that he was nervous on stage, which is the mark of any great performer. Much like Elvis himself, we don't comment on politics. We do agree that the music of today is awful by comparison to Elvis though.
Your killing me with your stopping him singing.😱
Sorry about that. Hopefully you still enjoyed some of our reaction
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast Yes thank you
Dude are you serious??? He is not SCREAMING at his band players. If you think that for one minute you have no idea at the love and respect he had for every single musician, backup singer or anyone that worked “with” him.
He was attuned to his band and “directed” them as a true leader. They loved him and he loved them. A bit disturbing to hear you say that about Elvis who gave his musicians and backup singers his all.
You missed the fact that we said "screaming" in a joking fashion. It seems our channel might not be for you :)
His is not mad ...... He loves his band ...... Your opinion are way off
You seemed have missed the fact that we were joking when we said that. Sorry that wasn't clear to you :)
WTF is wrong with you people he was not screaming at anyone .
We were saying that jokingly. It seems like our channel might not be for you :)
Stop talking!
It sounds like our channel isn't for you :)
6:50 - 7:08 Epic. My fav ❤
YES! Such and epic moment!