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Here are some of his spiritual songs: Amazing Graze, How great though art, I found this version of this great song: How great thou art A Capella: ua-cam.com/video/Be5y0rMBIFI/v-deo.html You'll never walk alone, Crying in the chapel, Take me home precious lord, Why me Lord (written by Kris Kristofferson), I'm not sure if it's a gospel song Help me and many more, he also made several Christmas songs, also some type of Blues songs. . Here are some ballads and other songs: Green Green grass of home, Softly as I leave you, Tomorrow never comes, An American Trilogy, I Was The One, Snowbird, Blue Christmas, Walk a mile in my shoes (listen to the words he says in the beginning), Love letters, Devil In Disguise, My Boy, Angel, Don´t, Heartbreak Hotel, Old MacDonald, Crying in the chapel, Moody blue, That's Someone You Never Forget (tribute to his mom Gladys), Please don't stop loving me, Oh happy day, Music is the food of your soul, Don't, You gave me a mountain, Unchained melody, My Way, Suspicious 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 speech 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, I'll Remember You, Let me be there, Bridge Over Troubled Water, It's Now Or Never (O Sole Mio), An American Trilogy, Hurt, Sweet Caroline, Just Pretend, What now my love, Are you lonesome tonight (laughing version, or not), Oh Danny Boy (for you Irish people), a song that many might not know that he sung it is this one, I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry, Blue suede shoes, Hound dog, I Washed My Hands In Muddy Water, My Boy, Solitaire, well remember that he sang over 800 songs, yes most of them Covers, but that made the artists that he covered more popular and they also got some money from it... Have you heard Elvis and his backup singers A Capella (without instruments) before, otherwise listen and enjoy this one and you will finally find out how GREAT his voice was: ua-cam.com/video/Be5y0rMBIFI/v-deo.html Some a bit unusual, songs people might have missed: Stranger in my own town (Blues jamming X rated), Lawdy miss Clawdy, He Touched Me, Let it be me, Blueberry Hill, Turn around Look at me, A mess of blues, Pledging my love Another video you might want to see is Elvis a Generous heart, or Elvis Presley The king of kindness, ua-cam.com/video/GLzGS3qKZbk/v-deo.html (Elvis won a Grammy video) !! 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 actually conducted his musicians and back up choirs all the time! If you like to listen to tributes, then these might be good: The Memphis Lallaby (If you love Elvis music and story, this might make you cry) ua-cam.com/video/xBZoj1gf_VQ/v-deo.html Love Me Tender (James Brown): ua-cam.com/video/zrBk0WErpHU/v-deo.html Walking in Memphis (Marc Cohn): ua-cam.com/video/PgRafRp-P-o/v-deo.html The Letter (Wayne Newton) This might even contain Elvis written chorus, I don't know if it was his words, or not: ua-cam.com/video/zB2xKw7V46M/v-deo.html . I came up with a "fantasy" concert, I could really imagine myself watching and listening to Elvis and these artists: Whitney Houston, Aretha Franklin, Janis Joplin, James Brown, Michael Jackson, Freddie Mercury, Bob Marley and Elvis Presley (if I could hear Elvis sing some duets with Lisa Marie to). Would you go and watch them perform if you could, or who would you like to see and hear if you could choose anyone???

Cry everytime I hear Elvis sing this. I think of him and it makes me remember my life with my Husband. He will be gone 12 years this Saturday. ❤️😢 ❤😢

Love watching you react to this great song !! Yes, skin tingling and I'm a 75 yo MAN !!

I’m pretty certain you will love this same song by New Birth, this is the original from what I understand but the cover by New Birth is awesome 👍🏿❤️

I wish the woman wasn't included here. She spoilt it for me

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Thank you for Elvis music Elvis is beautiful inside and out. Sherry

I thought no-one would ever surpass Gilbert Becaud's original 'Et Maintenant', especially after it was translated into English, but Agnetha nailed it! It's perfect for her as it carries that Scandinavian sense of melancholy.

Thank you so much Genie for sharing that performance of Frankie’s !

Great emotional reaction.

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Shrek 3 😂😂😂😂 merlin sceneee

Just absolutly superb!

God bless you too. Elvis will always live in our ❤

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The most overlooked Elvis masterpiece.

The americans say it very wrong. Its more like BOW K (Bouke)

Pure blue eyed soul.

Awesome

This Midnight Special rendition is not nearly as great as the original studio version. Donny Gerrard the soulful lead singer passed in 2022. This was composer David Foster’s first band.

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Hermosos como pareja

Preciosa esas fotos,una mujer única,tu voz es brillante, felicitaciones

It hair was never black pricilla use to die his hair for his concerts his hair was brown

This is elvis he has many alias names he uses thats why he asks in 1 of his songs do you know who i am

Gladys took the entire studio to CHURCH, right there 💪🙏💞

Have you heard Elvis and his backupsingers Acapella (without instruments) before, otherwise listen and enjoy this one and you will finally find out how GREAT his voice was: ua-cam.com/video/Be5y0rMBIFI/v-deo.html

Abba, 70s, bell bottoms, platform shoes, great music, great times, happy times! 👊❤️

His magnificent swan song. ❤

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Me-Ray mat-yoo.

Those images brought me to tears😂😢😢😢😢😢

Thank you for this -- i just found you. Just to let you know someone took the words Elvis spoke @ beginning of this song from another song & added it on here -- the words he spoke do not belong to this song; also, it is not all of the words. Go to ua-cam.com/video/z-NgDbK9N6g/v-deo.html for the song "Walk A Mile In My Shoes" & hear him recite the little poem @ beginning. SOME BACKGROUND INFO for WALK A MILE IN MY SHOES: this heartfelt poem by Mary Torrans Lathrap (1838-1895) was originally titled “Judge Softly” when written in 1895, and was later known by its most famous and quoted line - “Walk a Mile in His Moccasins.” Some information states it is attributed to the conditions of Native American tribes but actually comes from this poem by Mary Lathrap’s direct contact with various Native Americans both on and off the Indian Reservations. Thank you.

People (45 years after he's gone) still call Elvis King of Rock'n roll, but he did not like that title, he considerd that the only King was God and he actually told his fans this several times, but I consider him to be the King and not only of Rock'n roll, he is the King of Music, but what do you think, is he good enough to be called a Music King? Elvis was really in my mind, the King of GOSPEL and other music, no one does it better then him, he is best known for making Rockn roll famous, so he was called The King of Rockn roll, but he never liked that people called him that. He repeatedly stopped fans who said that he was the king of rock'n roll, telling them: I'm just an entertainer and singer, God is the only true King!! He was born in the poor parts of Tupelo Missisippi and it was mainly Afroamericans living there, at the place where Elvis family lived there only lived 3 more white familys, the rest was colored people, his family was dirtpoor until he became an artist after singing in a mainly colored peoples church during his childhood. Did you know that he had several friends that where Afroamericans, one of his friends where James Brown, yes THAT James Brown (The King of Soul), another artist was B.B King, yes that B.B King... He also was a good friend with Mohamed Ali, yes the GREATEST boxer of all time, he even had a Robe made for him, but it was to much bling on it so Ali wouldn't where it more then one time to a fight. He really admired Martin Luther King very much, Elvis felt that all people are equal, unfortually he never got to meet him, that would have created to much problems for both of them at that time. He had several medical problems, Glaucoma, sleeping, irritable bowel syndrome, things that affected his real life and made him need medication to function. Yes, he took medicines that today are considered to be called drugs, but at that time doctors prescribed it to him and to ordinary people, they did not know of the problems it could give people (side effects). He never took any so-called street drugs, but unfortunately he did not realize that those medications would be a problem for him, he thought that they where ordinary medicine because his doctor prescribed them to him and to everyone else that needed it. Many of his relativs died at a relatively young age, so even if he wouldn't have the medication, he might have died at about the same age. He could never be alone and thus himself, at that time the word superstar did not exist, so nothing could prepare him for that kind of life. Did you know that a big group of white poeple actually smashed his records and wanted to ban his music, just because they called it so called N... music, that is so painfun to think that some people actually can think like that, skincolor is just color and nothing more, when will people realise that? Here are some of his spirutual songs: Amazing Graze, How great though art, I found this version of this great song: How great thou art acapella: ua-cam.com/video/Be5y0rMBIFI/v-deo.html You'll never walk alone, Crying in the chapel, Take me home precious lord, Why me Lord (written by Kris Kristofferson), I'm not sure if it's a gospel song Help me and many more, he also made several Christmas songs, also some type of Blues songs. . Here are some ballads and other songs: Turn around Look at me, Yellow rose of Texas (in a movie), Don't, You gave me a mountin, Unchained melody, 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, Let it be me, I'll Remember You, 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 Green Green grass of home, I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry, Walk a mile in my shoes, I Washed My Hands In Muddy Water, My Boy, Solitaire, well remember that he sang over 800 songs, yes most of them Covers, but that made the artists that he coverd more popular and they also got some money from it... 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 Rock 'n' Roll, Country, Gospel, Rockabilly and Rhythm and Blues), if Gospel is a genre in Music Hall of fame, then he should be in there to, but no one else is in more then perhaps 2 genres. Not bad for someone who never took a single singing lesson, yes he sang in church so perhaps he learned a little there, right? . 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. 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? At the time when Elvis started, then Autotune did not exist yet and when it became availible, then he still did not use it, he did not need to, he always sang so that you could hear every word that he sang, the Fans always felt that he sang to just you ! That is what Elvis did in over 1600 concerts (during his 24 years as an artist), despite having problems with his health, like his Glaucoma, the headlights must have hurt his eyes like crazy. He sang over 800 songs, I wonder how he could remember them all, he never vrote a song himself, so he had to remember other peoples lyrics, well that 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 ! This unfortually made him temporary blind after the shows, that is why they led him of the stage and into his car, that is something that not many people knew about Elvis. 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) he is the Basso Profundo, I think it's called that, it is the deepest base singer there is. About him helping others, look at this: ua-cam.com/video/CrJ1c9tm-C0/v-deo.html Elvis made a show where all the money went to build the Memorial after Pearl Harbour, he talked to the nations about taking the Poliovaccin, Elvis took the first injection himself, he helped by donating a big amount of money to St Jude hospital, they fight against cancer (especially children with), he also gave away juwelery, gave away cars, he even gave away some houses to total strangers. Elvis started an organization that helps people to get out of Homelessness (Presley Charitable Foundation), this organization helps people even now close to 50 years after he passed away. A thing that you perhaps did not know: Elvis ALMOST NEVER did a show OUTSIDE OF USA, yes he did sing a few times in Canada: 4 concerts, 2 in Toronto, 1 in Ottowa and 1 time in Vancouver (during the 50:s?). When the Aloha From Hawaii (Live in Honolulu 1973) was showed it had 1.5 Billion viewers from around the whole world and 3.7 billion people lived on earth at this time, so it was close to 1/3 of all of the population on earth that wiewed the show, it was the first time a single artist was shown LIVE around the globe. Video of Mohammad Ali speech after Elvis died: ua-cam.com/video/PO8Kq_3KTyI/v-deo.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/the person/the 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 taking the vaccin go from 0,6 % to 80 % in 6 months), he also helped in the figth to defeat Cancer by helping to build up St Judes children cancer treatment clinic, he also helped to build the Memorial over Pearl Harbour and many other things ! So as I said earlier Elvis started an organization that helps people to get out of Homelessness (Presley Charitable Foundation).

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👍 👍 Great reaction to a timeless classic

This is soul with a "Capital S" produced by Phil Spector in his wall of sound. The reason you can't bring this back is because the artist of today don't have this type of talent and have to use auto tune. This is why the Righteous Brothers and Phil Spector are ALL in the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame--- pure talent.😎

The older woman was the lead singers mom who wanted to convince her daughter to attend college instead of pursuing singing as a career. Mom had no idea her daughter was so good and blown away that her child could sing so beautifully. Her daughter chose to attend college for the experience.

Shame you stopped it to many times

you pretty 2 girl

Gotta have the voice for this song

No one sings from the heart like Agnetha one of the most beautiful voices ever.

American Bandstand

He was special a gift from God

I grew up with this music and 57 years later I enjoy it just as much.

This is from her early 1960's TV show, or, TV special that started that. Don't remember which. But the song is from her 1954 version of the movie A Star is Born, that clip is available too, and in color. Long story about that movie...she knew how to phrase, when to pour it on, and when to back off...musical singing instead shouting all the time. even singing quiet at the end, she was kicking everyone's butt so to speak, she commanded their full attention...she was the epitome of talent...you have no clue yet she was a great actress, and seriously dance and keep up with the greats like Gene Kelly...but her story is also a tragic one. He daughter Liza Minnelli was also a super talent, is now elderly but still around. Her daughter Lorna Luft is also a great singer.

You should listen to Some Enchanted Evening from South Pacific.

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That was so funny, she said look at hi face"OH MY GOD" haha😂😂😂😂