PATCH IT UP - ELVIS PRESLEY (LIVE IN 1970) - REACTION VIDEO!
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2024
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ELVIS PRESLEY STILL THE KING OF ROCK AND ROLL 2020
The energy is. 10000000volts of electricity and more. And then he plugs into the audience. And it's pure love love love love he is and always will be. The sweet sweet sweet sweet sweet humbled southern soul ownes the stage and the songs and. The love of the audience.
THE KING 👑 OF ROCK AND ROLL ✨ ELVIS AARON PRESLEY 🙌 AT
HIS BEST ⚡💫⚜️🎶
The bass line is 🔥🔥🔥!!
@Amy Winehouse I'm well aware. ✌
You can see he was just at his very best when he was on stage he just love to entertain
Elvis was the only one who could sing a song like that and make the whole world dance Bless you Dani for knowing that!
His drummer, Ronnie Tutt is the reason I ever picked up drumsticks as a 10 year old back in the late 70s, (as you can see from my covers of him on my own UA-cam channel). He has stated in many interviews (as well as emails with me) that that visual connection and watching Elvis and staying locked on him is what got him the job in the first place. He even went so far as to study karate to be able to learn how to anticipate where Elvis might go next with a move. Elvis fed off the band's energy, but he also directed it with his whole body. Nobody does that anymore. It was like a whiplash shock wave that started with Elvis, entered the band through Tutt, spread throughout the band, focused back into Tutt, then back into Elvis and out to the audience in a split second. As a drummer, it's the perfect gig. Had to be awesome to be on that drum throne.
That drummer is incredible. I think both him and Elvis can patch a lot up! lol
Thank you for playing Elvis Presley love it 🙏🙏👍🏻♥️
That my dear was Electrifying. That's Elvis in action
In 1982 in Manchester England I saw elvis as a six year old on the tv and that was it.My mother was a massive elvis fan very stauch and bless her she still is at 73 years of age.In 2000 I visited Graceland it was all I expected and more.They'll never be another like the man.
One of my favorites from That's the Way it Is. He's got the moves!
Love your reaction Dani.long live Elvis well his music will. Rip Elvis.
First of all thank you so much for sharing the gift we just called Elvis Presley to the current generation I truly appreciate that he is my biggest idol But honestly you are gorgeous beautiful blue eyes long blonde hair your voice is amazing I’m hooked you are special
It really is so wonderful to see this young generation appreciating the brilliance of Elvis 💕💕💕
He is fantastic ando You very beatiful
Elvis is the only artist that could take a song and turn it into drums with best beats to dance too. Patch it up was one great song easy to dance to, if you couldn't move to this song you had a problem heart.
'That's the way it is' my all time favorites
Elvis, the band & back up singers are all at the top of their game.
Awesome performance 💥💥💥
Prfection in every way.The King Elvis AAron Presley Angel with wings from heavon to the univers.💯💯💯💯💯💯🧡🎁✨🤞👌🤟😇😇🤩😍🔥⚡💎🎵🎵🎵🌹💖🎄
Sweet. He was special. Obviously.
Elvis at his best, thanks for sharing Dani
Ronnie Tutt, a legend in rock and roll, was Elvis Presley's drummer from '69-'77.
This is the Elvis I choose to remember.
LOVE THAT HORN SECTION!!!!
The king!
100!
Wow.... Elvis was so awesome. Just love him still. ❤🌹
The band was a millisecond behind. That’s the best they could do and that’s the way he liked it. The guitarists had to watch him too, he didn’t have a heart, he had nuclear power!
Saw him in concert....we knew
He was always singing to Priscilla. 💔
So sad :(
Hi dani ! I wanted to thank you for your heartfelt reaction to
Elvis 68 special song "Memories". The comment section was
turned off so I came here. Please thank your
uncle Joey for sharing
his memorabilia with us.It was a fantastic treat . What a precious memory for
the young lady to meet him. I loved that so much...The song
" Memories" always
melts my heart too.It
always has.....such a warm connection with
his fans and it makes me think of the special memories we all have of Elvis....Thank you dani....you are so
Interesting to listen to
and also enjoy your
enthusiasm !! I hope
your power comes back soon. we all
appreciate your effort
to bring us this special video under such
challenging circumstances....💐🌻😎🎵
Elvis drummer is Ronnie Tutt. He worked with Elvis from 1969 to Elvis's death in 77. Ronnie Tutt in an interview that he said. To play for Elvis it was like playing to a stripper. He had to watch elvis's every movement. But as you can tell they did work great together
Thanks Dani, that was great watching your reaction to this song by EP was really wonderful and, yes if it didn't make you to move, you might not be real!
that suit is on display at graceland.awesome suit..
I’ve always liked Elvis but I’m certainly not an expert like many commenters here, but I want to add that I always really enjoy your sincere, thoughtful, in-depth Elvis reactions, Dani - thank you for them!
Oh I just love him.❤❤❤❤
Love your expression when you say thank you thank you very much it just brings a smile to my face I don't know what it is you're the best
i love thats the way it is i love to go back in time
👑!! One of my all time favs!!🔥🔥🔥
Well...Elvis + Patch It Up + cold shower...I am
ready for my day!!!😍💓💓💓💓💓💓💓
hahaha too funny, Suzy!
Yeah Baby !!!
@@alameas6358 hi my friend🙋 "ooh ! ooh!
ooh ! I felt my temperature rising" 🤒and
my bag of ice wasn't going to cool me!!!! 🤦🚿😁
Great soulful rock song great showmanship and stage presence awesome performance Elvis 1970 outstanding
You are one of my favorites to watch on reaction videos well Elvis reaction because I'm a huge Elvis fan been all my life you show him so much respect that he deserves the greatest entertainer ever I have a request I would like to see you react to walk a mile in my shoes I'm 1970 live version it's where he has the poem before the song Thank you so much for your respect for Elvis I'll keep watching
This song to me has a lot of motown /soul feel to it. Brilliant 👏
That was total excitement. That was Elvis at his peak. Wow!!!
He was so great. I wish he had sung the songs from this period. The songs off The Elvis : That's The Way It soundtrack album were so great. After these shows In 1970, he should have done like this, I've lost you, I just can't help believing, how the web was woven, stranger in the crowd, twenty days and twenty nights,art in the morning, the next step is love, etc. He did do Until it's time for you to go a few more times thru the 70s. That was really the only one he kept doing from this album. I loved your reaction Dani. I might have already commented, but I don't care. I love it and love you so much Dani for being who you are.
Lord your awesome great response to the king love ur look baby ,!,,,
Elvis singing Bridge Over Trouble Water is a very very great sound really shows his vocal capacity the highs the lows his voice range is awesome ! Love this song to he performs wonderful
Extra awesome.
Love Elvis and this is a fun and get you going song and while Elvis was still relevant to music,and still cared and truly before the drug's took there toll.,so missed .
My godmother is one of the backup singers here lol Millie Kirkham. She was with Elvis for years
Dani you hit the nail on the head, Elvis and Ronnie Tutt had a connection when Elvis first heard RONNIE beat those drums at the band audition it was meant to be. Elvis lead the way and Ronnie followed and it was a match made in heaven. Go girl keep rocking😏thankyou verymuch
They truly did!
Thanks Dani for the reply don't forget My Boy x👍
Precious, thank you.
Hi Dani. First of all congrats on reaching the 4000 mark. Awesome!
Your comment on the rapport and connection between Elvis and drummer, Ronnie Tutt. In an interview Ronnie said that one thing that helped him land the gig was that he paid close attention to Elvis's moves during the audition and followed him accordingly. I think the entire groups eyes were probably riveted on Elvis throughout the performances. Thanks for another great reaction.
Awesome baby thank u very much
Elvis voice was an octave low pavorroti and when he belts it out there it is incredible.
OMG I love your "Thank you very much" Thursday and you look super amazing thank you for your Elvis reactions. . . . . . .
You are right Dani about drummer Ronnie Tutt. An amazing drummer to hear live. I’m not a self proclaimed expert so I would recommend when you have the time to look up how Tutt got the job and how it changed his life. Elvis made such a difference to so many people around him. Peace
they dont make music like this any more he is timeless
Your reaction is great. You are really grooving to the song. Yes, this is a high energy Rock song, and Elvis is giving a super performance. I like that you notice a connection between Elvis and the drummer. You give a detailed commentary on his performance. You are very analytical. I like that. This film clip is more proof hat Elvis is the greatest entertainer. No one else could put on a performance like this.I was entertained by the song and your reaction.
King elvis
The King of Rock n Roll in Action, very nice , the Performance is amazing . 👍
It’s incredible!
I jam to this on blu ray all the time.....one of my favorites.....and I LOVE his big 1 2 3 FOUR!! to start it off
This is a fun song. Thanks Dana
Dynamic. Electrifying!! Ronnie tutt can bang those drums!
I don't understand, a singer like Elvis and more American you don't know, yet there are fans clubs all over the world, just in Paris there are 5 fans clubs, even in Japan, Australia all over the world , you're only finding out now it's crazy, the greatest singer in the world.
to be honest I had not heard the song and it is great more with the enthusiasm that reacts to the video
Your reactions are brilliant x
Yeah miss Dani your just barely getting into the song and it's already got u moving. Great song.
Ronnie tutt was such a great drummer ❤..and of course E is beautiful 😊❤❤❤
Hey Dani. ❤. Love the Elvis Presley reactions and congrats on 4k, Love. 💘
Fantastic! Always loved this song! ♥️🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦
Hy Dani, good to see you and
hope you are well! ☀️
Sadly that this isn't the original video, the other one is even more energetic! ⚡⚡⚡
Yes, can you imagine that! 😆
But it's Elvis, the bundle of energy set to music!!!
(Note from the Reverend of the church, were Elvis was in the choir when he was a child)
You are absolutly right, everybody on the stage is so deeply connected. You can literally see this "something" between them!
Especially his connection to Ronnie Tutt, the drummer!
And the fun they all obviously have is transverred to the audience.
On the other video you can see
the audience and the fun they
have very well!
The scene with the two mics is a cut out from the beginning of the "Love Me Tender" video. Not the 'kissing all women' video, another one.
It's on the TTWII video, but you can surely find it here on YT.
So funny , it's typical Elvis how he reacts because the mic didn't work!
Thank you Dani for picking this one. We all need our 'laugh portion' these days!
A lot of hugs to you nd stay safe! 🍀
Btw. after watching this video, i always have 3 pulses! 💓💓💓
if you notice Elvis spends most of his time in live shows standing in front of the drummer that was according to the drummer Ronnie Tutt '' Elvis would stand there so he could feel the drums & I’ve always said it was like working for a stripper in the old days of vaudeville,” Tutt says. “
Another wonderful video Dani - thank you. I always look forward to them.
This was the final song to be recorded during the 'Nashville Marathon' and on the final day of 8 June 1970 in RCA's Studio B was. It was however this live version which was released on the TTWII album with the studio master mothballed for release at a later date firstly as a single release.
It was this, the second and final live version that appeared in the original TTWII in 1970 from the 12 August Dinner show but has had the second verse edited out and even when included in ther 2001 re-edited version of TTWII still found itself heavily edited although the second verse was re-instated.
You can see Elvis appears to be having lots of fun with it and the audience reception seems favourable. Patch It Up was to replace Suspicious Minds for the duration of this season but Elvis was not happy with the way it came across, so Elvis reinstated Suspicious Minds after opening night and this second live version would also be it's final rendition.
interação perfeita com a música
The difference between "this" Elvis and the Elvis in the Hurt video you posted earlier leaves me speechless. Seven years.
Yes, thought exactly the same!
Another great song and fabulous reaction! I’m reading one of the best books I’ve ever read and I think you will love it. It’s Elvis Presley, A Life In Music. The Complete Recording Sessions by Ernst Jorgensen, Forward by Peter Guralnick. Ernst worked for RCA, and dug through the basement finding all the original recordings of almost all Elvis’s sessions, even some home sessions, not done through RCA. For nearly a decade he has been the one who has put out all the box sets he coproduced for RCA. Look him up. I’ve had the book for several years, but thought it would be dry, more of a reference book, and didn’t read it. I’m so glad I finally have. Yes it goes through each recording session, gives each song which was recorded, which take was used, where the session was, what album or 45 it was on, all the musicians and singers, as well as times and dates. However for each one, he goes into depth talking about how the records which were being considered got to the recording session, and where there were problems. This is a huge part of Elvis’s world. I won’t go into it, but you should know how limited he was on the songs he was able to record, the movie sound tracks. He talks about society and where music figures in to society at different times, just so much fabulous information, all the people involved. How Elvis recorded, which early on, no one did it like he did. I ordered it from Amazon, buy fast, hardback or paperback used. Try other places too. Looks like this might be one of those they sell out of, then you have to pay a lot to get one. Looking forward to your next reaction. Look at Elvis is Back. That’s the first album he recorded when he returned from the Army. One of his best albums. “It’s Now or Never” and “Are You Lonesome Tonight?” Were two big hits.
Good 🙏 song thank you
Elvis On Stage 1970 or so , his michphone went out while he was singing he tried like 5 different michs out until he gor one he like other great song from this concert : Mary in the morning other one with get up and dance feelings is Burning love > TCB
Yeah, there were two different videos playing at the same time. I don't why they did that, but if someone didn't know that, it could definitely leave them a little confused. Anyway, great song, great reaction.
Hey baby looking good as usual so fine keep up the great work !
Dani,first of all, you're looking very lovely as always...check out Burning Love..It will get you moving too..
Have a Great Day 😄
Love your reactions Dani! It looks like your ready to cut a rug during this song. It is so great to see the videos and how much you enjoy them as well. Thank you again for this video and the Hurt video. That is from June 19 1977 in Omaha. The video from two nights later in Rapid City show his voice even more powerfully than even this video. I can't wait to see your video Sunday! Congrats on the ever growing subscription list !!
Some serious bass playing on this one by Jerry Scheff.
Would you please react to Elvis " Let It Be Me"
in Las Vegas....I hope
you enjoy it...🌻
I will, Suzy!! ❤️ sending love!
@@DaniAtkinson 🌻❤
I forgot how much he moved in that song.
One of my all time
'very hot favorites' from TTWII.
Unbelievable charisma and energy!
Congrats on 4k!
Thank you!!! Almost at 5k!
Hi hi am from England Skegness you are beautiful and great keep up of elvis and keep up your singing lots of love from Steve x
Thank you so much!
Good luck on your live stream as well I'll be there!!!
Yay!! Can’t wait to see you there!
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
The mics were from a different part of the concert footage. He was having technical difficulties and could not find a mic that worked. That is why you see him with 4 at the end. He was a funny guy.
The place where he had more than one Mic was another song
There is a mixture of patch it up suspicious minds and the one with the microphones was the intro to love me tender
@@annaakin195 Yes, he was talking about his first movie and wanted to sing the song LMT, when the mic fails!
sing it charlie!
I know there's been a few people being critical about the particular video. I would never be critical of you Danni. You can do whatever you want and I'm still going to love it.:)
Very nice said, James!
And it's true!
This recording is from the studio. The video is from a live recording. That is why the lips don't synch up. :)
Your awesome
"Elvis Presley Live in Tupelo 1956" shows Elvis performing up close in daylight. (The entire footage from Tupelo 1956 is about 27 minutes in total. He returned to Tupelo in 1957 and performed in his gold lame jacket.).
Love ❤️ u baby
The deal with the microphones was before the Love Me Tender you did a reaction of earlier.
Hello baby glad to see u
His drummer Ronnie Tutt said that in the last years leading up to Elvis death he would beat himself and the drums to death trying to motivate Elvis on stage to the point that he needed help getting off stage himself
As usual I love your reviews. It's always so fun coming to your UA-cam channel. I have a request. Could you please review Elvis's song called, Clean Up Your Own Backyard. It is the performance from his movie The Trouble With Girls. Thanks.
loirinha só o ouro