AMAZING GOSPEL SONG! Crying In The Chapel - Elvis Presley | REACTION
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- Опубліковано 18 лис 2024
- This song truly got me! It brought a tear to my eye!
I am reacting to EVERY ELVIS SONG EVERY RECORDED in release order "or close"!
This is my reaction to Elvis Presley Crying In The Chapel. This is also my first time hearing Crying In The Chapel reaction, Crying In The Chapel 1960 reaction.
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ELVIS beautiful man inside and out., always and forever 😍❤❤❤❤
I love his Gospel songs, he was raised in the church and it shows ❤❤❤.
This is beautiful and this is his voice ❤️ 😍 💜 ♥️ 💗
Elvis could sing the phone book and it b a hit. He is the whole package there will never b another one like him just plain adore him
So beautiful. His range is unbelievable in this song. His head voice so soothing. This sounds like Elvis believing in his faith.
You have now reached Elvis sweet spot.its now or never and surrender are to magnificent songs. Make sure you listen to last note in surrender it's that good..played crying in the chapel and Hawaiian wedding song at my wedding.
No need to apologize, it’s just how Elvis makes you feel ❤
It's one of the very few songs that make me emotional. I play this one pretty often :D
I think what you are doing reacting to every song Elvis did will last forever to appreciate his voice that people will watch over and over again. I know I have watched you over and over thank you
SEPH, ELVIS singing Gospel like no other. His voice was always suited for this. Ever since I was younger, and when I was asked to solo at funerals, I would use my songbook, hymns arranged by ELVIS.
I listen to Elvis gospel all the time...
....I listen to Elvis music period every day....a must for this fan. Sorry you hurt you toe...take it easy😅 great reaction Seph❤
Very genuine reaction...love it!! It's gonna get better...craziness. Awesome Awesome 👌
Elvis vocals had improved and technology had improved 1960 Stereo came to be. His vocals here are sweet and gentle just beautiful!
Absolutely loved the ending I don't think that you realise the talent You possess
who looks like this man? what angel dropped him off in our lives, at least touched our lives while he was here. he grew up Seph, and that gospel is song is sung from his heart.
I just love your fantastic and hilarious reactions. Elvis makes us all a little crazy.👍❤️❤️❤️
: Elvis won all three of his GRAMMY Awards in gospel categories. He took home the Best Inspirational Performance category for 1972 for "He Touched Me"; two years later he won that category again for a live version of "How Great Thou Art."...and Elvis is the Man with the thousands Voices.
Shocking but well deserved!! 😀
That's wonderful that Elvis received 3 Grammys for his gospel songs , but it's a DAMN SHAME that he never got some Grammys for other songs he did. . Elvis should have at least a dozen or so Grammys , and he would IF the establishment back then wasn't so SNOOTY towards Elvis' other forms of music.
💙💙💙💙🙏🙏💙💙💙💙 Beautiful... GREAT reaction!!
So beautiful 😍
His voice was complete after the army. My favourite period is from 1960 to 1964.
This is insane good 👍 👏
This is a very emotional song, always gets me choked up. It's so pure and simple that it's goes right to your soul, that's what Elvis does for you. There are much more songs like this, when your train goes further down the line, so you're wish came through Seph. I suppose you already listened to it a few times and maybe got on your knees and praised the Lord, with a tear or two.
All the time haha
Some people will call this the best gospel song ever. It’s a remarkable period piece.. Elvis has dozens of gospel songs and every one is a winner. He Touched Me and How Great Though Art and my personal favorite Youll Never Walk Alone are really top tier
I cant wait to hear them 😀
This generation is just discovering what we old time fans of Elvis have known for a long time now...That Elvis is nothing short of AWESOME! I 've heard ALL of these Elvis songs multiple times throughout the years , and I never get tired of them...NEVER ! In addition to the king of rock and roll, Elvis has also been called , "The Prince From Another Planet" , and I sometimes I wonder if that was exactly what he was, because his abilities often seem otherworldly.
Elvis the Alien? 👽👽👽👾👾👾
Elvis was so beautiful!! Inside and out! He loved gospel and he said it calmed him & I personally think when he sang gospel, he felt close to his mother. BANGER BANGER!!! This is so exciting going thru this journey with u Seph!! Thank u! TCB ⚡🎶🙏🏼😎🔥
Love your background of the jungle room. Especially loved the records wall, which is awesome! I went to Graceland in honor of my mom. You should go someday!
That man could sing like no other wish he was still with us the world would b a better place so glad u appreciate him
You are the best. Elvis won 3 Grammy in his career, all were for gospel music. And to this day Elvis is still the number one singing gospel artist in the world. He famously sang gospel all night after his shoes in Vegas. It was his therapy. He deeply believed what he sang and originally started out wanting to sing in a gospel quartet. He had a Bible on every night stand where ever he slept. That reflection was never put in the movie but he was a true believer. Please do "Milky White Way" when you can. Be Blessed
Thats crazy! But very much deserved!!
And yep that song is definitely on the list! "Well to be fair they are *All* on the list" haha
Fantastic reaction. Love it. More please 💕💕💕💕
Hope your toe is better. Beautiful Elvis voice lovely 🙏
I walked funny all day yesterday 🤣🤣
@@SephPlays 😂
Amazing gospel! That was really what Elvis enjoyed singing!! Your reactions Steph are great
This is one of them songs that truly make my day every time i hear it! This is a song i play every other day now 😍
Yes. It is counterintuitive. His vocals became more sophisticated after the military. It may have been his natural evolution, or he may have been coached or found an inspiration he recognized as something that would improve his range and style. He even pronounced and enunciated words differently/better than in his rock-a-billy era. But he always had a special way of dealing with individual words that stood out in his songs.
The reason his voice got better? Simple. Maturity and he never stopped singing every single day. His 60's songs are out of this world.
Yes post Elvis army is banger and it only gets better from here lol wait til the 70’s rolls around omg when his voice matures . It’s an experience so hang on.
This is the original song...just as it is.
Gospel try.He touched me.
4.45 am on Sunday 9.6.23 And I'm watching you
Omg! You should definitely be asleep 😴
love the song and your spontanuous reactions
Thank you haha
Love your version of Crying In The Chapel. It had me crying - with laughter 🤣🤣🤣
Thats what im here for haha 🤣
Now that I’m happy with the Lord I think it means not my will but your will be done on earth as it is in heaven. We all been given a free will and God wants you to accept Him
For me his voice was always great he just changed it up or down when needed 50s songs I believe , I was the one , that’s when your Heartache begins I need you so are songs often over looked , if you want to hear more like this though his hand in mine album is fantastic I think 1960 , great reactions
Thank you 😊
Ive listened from his very first recording to this one. And i can quite honestly say his progression as a singer has been INSANE!!! Such a great singer!!!!
Love your reactions. You have a unique sense of analysis that you get in touch with every single part of the song, melody and lyrics. Great going.
I think i annoy people by analysing the lyrics of songs here on the channel and in real life 🤣 ive done it ever since i was a kid haha
This was recorded at 3am in the studio . Gordon stoker from the jordanairs tells a good story about it.
Elvis recorded it but this publishing compony didn't have the rights so it was held back until 1966 I think . It knocked the beatles off no 1 spot in the UK
If you're wondering what the #1 song was in the UK on June 17, 1965, you just heard it. It was recorded in 1960 (and, yes, that was the first year Elvis recorded in stereo) for the album "His Hand in Mine". But it was left off the album because Elvis thought he could do it better. It was eventually released as a single in 1965 as a space-filler between soundtrack albums. It took everyone by surprise as it quickly sold a million copies and rose rapidly to #3 on the pop charts. Fun fact: this was the most recorded song in the '50s.
Ohhh WOW ok. So it got number 1!???? Well deserved in my eyes!
And i thought there was an upgrade! 3D elvis here we come haha
Went to #1 in the UK it’s in your blood
So soothing 😊
"I'm gonna pray for more songs like this." :)
OMG this is one that is on my personal playlist that i play nearly daily :D
@@SephPlays Those gorgeous, gauzy vocals... You can float away on them. And the 6/8 time signature always tugs at the heartstrings.
Hi Seth. Great, great reaction! I think the reason the army “helped” Elvis’ voice was that it gave him time and space to focus on his craft without the constant pressure of the criticism that bombarded him every time he performed in the 50s. Also, Charlie Hodge, a trained gospel vocalist was a constant companion while Elvis was in Germany as well as becoming a lifelong friend. I think Charlie helped Elvis to hone his vocal skills. While the home recordings are hard to listen to (mainly due to poor recording equipment skills and technology), they do show how committed Elvis was to keep practicing, as well as enjoying himself, so as to be really well prepared for his return to his career post the army.
Makes soooooo much sense!
How great thou art, live, in a blue suit. It’ll knock your socks off.
Your enthusiasm for this song is infectious and charming. Hope your poor toe makes a speedy recovery lol
I think i bruised it 🤣🤣
Next Elvis song is, Dirty dirty feeling
You have good voice Seph
Aww thank you. I bring out the dogs when i sing. They come out of the neighbourhood and start howling at me 😂🐶
No, the big thing back in my day was the "stereo". We had Elvis gospel albums
LOL! THUS we had to go through all those home recording clunkers for a peek into Elvis' music soul as he vocalized regularly to keep his voice in shape and help it mature. (We won't talk about the piano, though.🤣)And after 2 years, here we have the sublime result. I hope you realize how good you are at this.
This made me smile! 😊 Thank you for your comment Swarts!
I already see/hear a MASSIVE difference in elvis. It's scary good how much of an improvement 😯
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The verse: You search and set on earth to find some peace of mind, no way on earth to gain peace of mind; but, we do the best we can while we are here! Think about it.....
They had stereo in 1960.
This song was recorded during the early 60s for his gospel album, but due to some reason this song was released only in 1967 as a single which was a major hit song.
elvis was technically at his best in the early 60's. Crying the chapel was I think a 65 song but that time Elvis was struggling to get hits, think this one got to No2 maybe 1 in the UK charts. Its Now or Never and Are you Lonesome tonight were roughly recorded at the same time. They were classics but some of his gospel songs have incredible vocals and he sang with so much clarity and feeling.
SEPH, There should be more ELVIS Gospel right up a head and down the track. "Milky White Way". And "Fame and Fortune", Live. And "Reconsider Baby". etc. etc. etc.!
I think this is the area he excels! Gospel is just *Elvis* for me right now haha
This is beautiful, another good one although not gospel is Reconsider Baby, Bluesy Elvis voice think you will like it. Love your reactions!!!
Thank you 😊
Ohh and thats coming up soon i think 🙂
What a reaction! Wow! I've learned, just as with Elvis' music, to always expect the unexpected from you. But stubbing your toe really caught me off guard. 🤣 I hope it's recovered.
I think i bruised it. I was walking a little funny all day yesterday 🤣
@@SephPlays This just popped into my head:
Seph: I think I broke my toe.
Doctor: And how did it happen?
Seph: Listening to an Elvis gospel song.
Doctor: ? 🤔 ? 🤣 ?
@@kathifielder1110 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 its too early for this laughing Kathi gonna wake up the neighbours 😂
@@SephPlays It's 1:30 a.m. in my part of the world. I think my mind has gone into the silly zone. Probably time for me to say good night. 🤡
For all of you who don't know, I have been reacting To Every single Elvis Presley song in chronological order!
Here is the link to my playlist::
Elvis Presley Reactions: ua-cam.com/play/PLn84b2i6CbmNnXoTwRxW6k5a66BhvDSVd.html
Listen to Oh Danny Boy. fantastic.
Oh, wow, Seph, I think this is the first time I saw you get teary- eyed 😢
This song seems to move a lot of people.
After having listened to both the original recording and another popular version, I have to say that Elvis and The Jordanaires did an absolutely banger job on this one.
Some in the comments have mentioned that neither Elvis or the Jordanaires were happy with the recording they did.
Well, according to Gordon Stoker, one of the Jordanaires (who told the story for "Elvis Presley: A Life In Music" by Ernst Jorgensen), this is true.
He told the whole story behind Elvis's recording of "Crying In The Chapel".
Quote: "We had been singing since 6 or 7 o'clock in the evening during that session. At about 3 a.m., Elvis says ' Let's do "Crying In The Chapel"'. Of course, the recording was pretty much of a hit, so we had all heard it on the radio. The song was recorded by a guy over in east Tennesee, and it got a lot of play around Nashville. Elvis liked the record and had it with him in the studio."
Gordon Stoker revealed that he- and his fellow Jordanaires were dissatisfied with their work on the recording.
"We were tired," He explained, "but I'm thankful we don't sound tired on the recording. All of us knew we sang the wrong parts. Of course in those days you couldn't repair. Elvis said, 'It's good, forget it, don't make any difference.' But it always has with ME."
According to Jorgensen and his research, the recording log showed for early morning on October 31st of 1960- the date Elvis recorded the song- there was no satisfactory master completed and quote: "RCA was climbing the vaults for unreleased material."
So it boggles the mind how this 1965 released version could be judged so harshly by both Elvis and The Jordanaires back just some five years prior.
Gordon Stoker went on to explain, quote: "At the time, Valley Publishing held the rights to 'Crying In The Chapel'. As you know, Elvis couldn't record anything that the Colonel didn't own or make a deal on. So they contacted Valley Publishing and they couldn't make any kind of deal. So the Colonel said, 'Ok, just keep it in the can.' They would say anything to please the Colonel and RCA in those days.
Several years later, Hill and Range Publishing bough Valley Publishing, not knowing 'Crying In The Chapel' was in there, so they said. THEN the song was released. Many said to us, 'You sound different on that.' Just in that short of amount of time they had improved recordings."
So now the story behind "Crying In The Chapel" penned by Artie Glenn. The official date of composition is 1953, but according to his grandson, Cliff Glenn, Artie Glenn had actually penned the song in 1951 and then just stuffed it in a drawer.
Darrell Glenn, Artie's son, had was the first one to record it in 1953 while still in high school with his father's band, the Rhythym Riders.
This recording was actually meant to be a demo (recorded in professional studios in Fort Worth, Texas) for the purpose of Artie placing the song with a publisher. Quote: "After being turned down by several major publishers, including Hill and Range and Acuff- Rose, it was accepted by Valley Publishers, who agreed to release the same demo recording as their first Valley records release in 1953. The recording was too long to be released as a single, and a piano break was edited out, and the edited demo was then released as single."- from Wikipedia.
Here is the link to the original 1953 recording by Darrell Glenn and the Rhythm Riders: m.ua-cam.com/video/aAYHANetFy8/v-deo.html
Phew! Okay, Seph, there you have it! I cannot tell you how much of a fun journey being on this Elvis 🚂 with you has been thus far 💖
Thank you for another 🔥💣💥 of a reaction to you & Kingley both 😉
Phew! I just read your book about this song, a pure joy though.Well written as always Sammy. I listened to the original recording by the link you provided👏. I noticed a new verse at 1.46 anyone know why this wasn't on the Elvis recording? No wonder Seph teared up a bit, I do to when kicking the computer in full force,, that really hurts. When it's given me a bluescreen for the third time.
@@robbansa Believe it or not, I typed that whole thing out BEFORE ☕ 😁
But I humbly thank you, Robbansa!
And, yes, I noticed that at 1:46, too. I thought that was interesting.
I also listened to June Valli's October 1953 recording, just FYI.
@@sammy_the_uncool2702 That Valli version didn't cure my tinnitus, it got worse🙃. I guess they locked her in the chappel and never let her out, sounded like that.😆
@@robbansa Oh my Gawd, I'm not the only one! For me, it was nearly 3 minutes of torture.
My ears were like, "STOP IT! STOP IT NOW!"
I got through it... barely.
I remember when a story came out about how the CIA had used Britney Spears music as a torture device.
That's what immediately popped into my head when I listened to June Valli. Perfect for torturing someone.
@@sammy_the_uncool2702 Why don't they use the whole Valli collection at Guantanamo...
The 1960-69 is a mixed bag music-vise. Some really great stuff especially before the movies really takes hold on him - and even some gems in the movies too - but a lot of the movie-songs might work in the actual movie, but not in a quality-elvis-catalogue for all times.
You didn’t react to Elvis’s new hit post army song, Stuck on You, which he sang on the Frank Sinatra Show or his performance of Fame and Fortune. They show his cleaned up, post Army new image. Back in 1960, no rock and role performer could image singers like The Rolling Stones to be singing Rock at 40 yrs old, much less at 80 yrs old. During the 60s while Elvis was busy during movies, and releasing movie sound tracts, better songs were given to newer rockers. He made money off those movies, but he became increasing frustrated with the silly scripts. More than a few actors, thought Elvis had a natural talent, timing etc. needed to be a gr8 actor. Those he worked with him, said he was very professional, prepared and new all his lines.
They are 100% on the list. Coming up soon i believe :D
STOP TALKING SO MUCH. It makes it too hard to listen
Why don’t you just find the song on YT if you just want to hear the song. Reaction videos are about ‘in the moment’ responses. I love Seth enthusiastic responses to Elvis. It gives me renewed confidence that Elvis’ legacy will live on through a younger generation.
If you don't like it ,go to another channel. Great reactions seph,don't change a thing.
This is *exactly* what my family used to say to me *Everyday* haha😅
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Agree COMPLETELY! LOL Its hard to watch others, lol pause. But not Seph!!! I love it!!!
CAN YOU JUST SHUT UP
Then listen to your own record? Why watch a reactor who you KNOW is going to talk through it and pause it?
To listen what a reactor has to say about a song or video,
is kind of the point of watching a REACTION VIDEO!!!