Metal Band Reacts To Elvis - Hound Dog & Dialogue - Milton Berle Show - 5 June 1956
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Metal Band Reacts To Elvis - Hound Dog & Dialogue - Milton Berle Show - 5 June 1956
The quality varies because the video is made up of multiple clips. I have tried to edit in the best quality video where possible. I have synced in a new audio track, it is much better than whats on the original video. The hiss and crackle sound has been reduced quite significantly throughout the majority of the video except the end.
This performance has been included on many Elvis Dvds, However its presentation on a few is quite poor. The worst I have seen is from the film "This Is Elvis". The performance is cut short, truncated, interrupted by Johnny Harra [Elvis impersonator], extra "ows and ahs" from the audience are added. Also the bottom half of his legs are cut off, so we don't get to see properly his now famous leg shuffle [2:04m]. Whats the point of including footage in a documentary if it isn't presented in its true and raw form?.
Also sometimes like on the TV special "Elvis: Greatest Hits - Centre Stage" the first verse is edited out and begins at [0:39 m] and again the performance is interrupted this time by George Klein.
Some ask what was the controversy all about?
Well, this performance was pretty run of the mill until Elvis slows the song down [1:39m] and makes a suggestive motion with the microphone stand & then walks with a sort of drunken stance then turns towards the audience & thrusts his body to them. At the time this was deemed too sexually suggestive for a family show.
About the show:
NBC-TV "The Milton Berle Show" - Comedy/Variety Show
8.00 to 9.00pm , June 5th 1956
filmed at NBC Studios,Burbank CA
Guests:
Elvis Presley - the new singing sensation
Debra Paget (actress)
Arnold Stang (comedian)
Irish McCalla (actress)
Les Baxter and Orchestra - with his No.1 hit 'The Poor People of Paris'
Barry Gordon (child star)
notes:
- the original broadcast was in colour!!
- Elvis' first television performance of Hound Dog which he was yet to record until July 2nd 1956 a day after his appearance on the Steve Allen show.
-In my opinion his performance here of Hound Dog was the most important milestone of his career, because it made him a star. The day after this show aired his name started to headline the front pages of newspapers across the nation and even though most of the publicity was negative, the offers kept coming in and he soon at only 21 years of age was a millionaire and the King of Rock n Roll.
Hey Suzie & Travis, well i know you know the song, but i don't think you know this performance. this ruptured america when it aired in 1956, resulting in 400,000 pan letters (hate) after it aired - from white middle class america. it might look tame by todays standards but i still look at this and get it - it was like moving from mozart to the sex pistols - overnight. he could dance as good as anyone - and i mean anyone. totally not coreographed, even the band didn't know he was going to do the last bit (just as well they were good at ad-libbing), cheers, matt
Just love the fact that viewers were outraged by Elvis' moves but tuned in every week to see Milton Berle's drag routines.
Exactly, Berle was one of the first comedians to dress in drag on TV and he wasn't afraid to be risque on his show
Yea! For real.
Milton really liked Elvis 😊
The performance of Hound Dog on this show is what got people up in a roar so when he appeared next time on Ed Sullivan show Elvis was filmed from the waist up.
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That would never have been tolerated back then...
Elvis wont only go down in musical history he will go down in the history of man kind there aint nobody like elvis and aint no fan like an elvis fan 45 years gone and still the most iconic figure in music
Yep! Once a true Elvis fan, always a fan, even 45 years after his death. He impacted the world!
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Elvis paved the way for the ones that followed
Elvis was cool AF!
He was making his mark in history. Literally killing it. Love it. ❤️ Elvis's killer gyrating.
Milton Berle was one of the biggest showman. He was in show business for 80 years. He started on stage in Vaudeville, then silent films as a kid, did radio, TV and movies. Even in Australia we knew 'Uncle Milty'.
Wow do I feel old when you kids on UA-cam don't know these people. People in the 70's and 80's we all seem to know.
Loving your reactions, from an old, old fan.👴
As a 12 year old during this performance , I was shocked that a man could move like that ... my parents never let me watch him again LOL ! I had to wait a few years to see him ... but he only got better !! Uncle Milty , as he was called , had a very popular variety show geared toward " family " entertainment ... imagine the shock when Elvis appeared !
amazing you are 78 years old and you know how to internet
The TV- performance who started it al!⚡️
Milton Berle was one of the early pioneers of television, and yes, a comedian. He was really hilarious, and often racy for his day. I don't know how old he was here, but he had been around a long long time at this point.
The band wasn't expecting him to drop to the slow version but they just followed him when he called it on the fly. The drummer said he used to drum at strip clubs and would just pop each on each of Elvis's moves like he would do for the girl's moves.
I'm enjoying your Elvis reactions. He is still loved worldwide. Once a true Elvis fan, always a fan! 🥇⚡🌍🇿🇦
Love early Elvis. There was no one like him
He was a pioneer of early tv ... OMG he was the best
Love Elvis
Historical performance
After this show Milton said they got so much mail that he called Col Parker and said you have a star 🌟
You guys have got to react to "Ready Teddy" by Elvis on the Ed Sullivan show. You'll hear the girls going crazy.
He knows exactly what he’s doing 😂❤ Milton is hilarious
And live too! Uncle Milty was the first TV show to book Elvis. In the 68 comeback special he was reunited with his band, except bass player Bill Black who had sadly passed away. But sadly that would be the last time they ever played together. They never saw him again. Paul McCartney now owns Bill's stand up bass.
Uncle Milty a comedic ICON!
Idk if anyone else pointed it out but Burle says, "... You dont want a girl, you want a miltown." That was like Xanax back in the day. *If you love this, you'll really love the episode with Elvis, Andy Griffith and Imogene Coca (she was one of the first great female condiennes and was in Natl Lampoon). They do a cowboy skit that has writing that you dont see the likes of anymore. Its genius! 🕺👑❤️🔥
Elvis was great❤
Berle was TV's first big star. His program was "Texaco Star Theater".
i want to say thank you to both of you and Matt. Love these Elvis reactions.
Just as if it were yesterday, I remember loving to watch "Uncle Milty's" show when I was pre-school and still learning to talk! Lol! Great host of a great variety show, and a hilarious comedian and master of spontaneity! Milton Berle was one of THE VERY FIRST personalities on that brand new invention called .... uh, let's see .... what was it? Oh, yeah ...... TELEVISION!
Debra Pagett would act opposite Elvis in his first movie Love Me Tender.
This was sooo entertaining! Love love loved it! You both are THE BEST! 👌👌🥰🥰❤️
Thank you so much Matt for the Elvis donations!! Absolutely loving it!!
Hahahahaha.. What an accurate looking and cute imitation the kid did in the end!
That slow part was completely improvised.
I love the slow part!❤❤
First ...I absolutely love both of you!!!! .....The Swagger AND Game Elvis had??!!! Can you imagine???.....He was the biggest star on earth in his day!!!!!
Travis & Suzi
Those members of Elvis' early backup band, I believe that they were same ones from his 1968's comeback special.
Didju see Elvis stand on his toes, a couple of times? I loved hearing Michael Jackson talk about how he got a couple of his moves from Elvis (that, being one of them), and that he thought Elvis was great!!!
This is absolutely TV history. This was a big shocking bomb in USA. The tv-man is indeed Milton Berle, he was also called Uncle Miltie. After this tv-show Milton Berle got 500 000 pan letters, no not fan but pan letters, so angry letters of adults/parents who wrote to him 'Uncle Miltie we never see your show again. Are you not ashamed to show that young man swinging and jiving with his body, it was disgusting". Milton Berle called to the manager of Elvis, Colonel Parker, and explained that about the pan mail and said to the colonel "Colonel you have a star on your hand". This show was also the start that Elvis was not showed completely in the next shows like Ed Sullivan.
If you enjoyed Milton Berle here then I’d highly recommend the skit on the USS Hancock with Elvis where he portrays Elvis’s twin brother (yes he did have one “Jesse Garon” but he was stillborn) and the skit with Elvis - sort of set around a “meet and greet”
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Milton Burle, or Uncle Miltie, was one of the first names to have a TV show. He'd been in vaudeville and even participated in an experimental TV broadcast in 1929 in Chicago. But he became a true TV legend when he began hosting the Texaco Stat Theater in 1948. That he was willing to show Elvis perform in all his glory is a huge thing. Back in the day, Elvis' lower extremity movements became so controversial that it was decided to film him from the hips up. How times have changed.
Comedy classic!!! Elvis was great at comedy too!!!
Elvis was and is the TRUE G.O.A.T
Milton was the father of early TV
Milton Berle was a comedian who had his own show.
Dude…Milton Berle was “Mister Television” in the 1950s!….and carried on into the’80s at some level.
Interesting side note: Milton Berle, also called “Uncle Milty”, was the real life uncle of the manager of’80s “metal” band Ratt, and was in 1 or 2 of their early videos!
The girl in the dark wearing glasses - she is seated off the right shoulder of the clapping bouncing girl - shows beautifully how Elvis moved people, as she smiles, gasps, then covers her mouth with her hands while shaking her head....
Milton Berle had a great Radio show in the 1930s and 40s.
You should watch the clip of Milton Berle and Elvis on the USS Hancock
..."Class of 76"...Michael Jackson said he learned how to choregraph a live stage performance at a young age watching Elvis performances...in the 50's all television shows like this was live...including the commercials which would have been performed by Milton himself during a break between guest's...
Milton Berle was called uncle Milty.he had his own variety show for a long time
What’s amazing his band had no idea at the end that he was going to slow it down. Do you see them look at each other like… OK? And they didn’t miss a beat.
Thanks Matt 😘
Thanks guys, lovely couple. The lady Deborah pegget. Probably not spelt right. but she was in Elvis first film love me tender. Yes he had some moves there but he did a lot more than that, A show called the Gold suit. the police had to come out and stop the show.
21 years old...and 21 years later, he was gone. 😭
You guys have GROUSE reactions ! Elvis is the best ! Can't wait to see more of these !! Good on ya !
Milton Berle was known as Mr.Television and was the 1st big Superstar who kick started the Television era.
Debra Paget was his co-star in his first movie called Love Me Tender.
Milton Berle was the biggest TV star at the advent of Television, he was called "Mr. Television". Big Vaudeville and Radio star previously...obviously he was a comedian and his show was a variety show.
One of the top comedians in History. Started in movies in the 40s, then whewn tv really took off in the 1950s, "Uncle Milty" as he was affectionately called, did shows with the likes of Bob Hope, Red Skelton, and all of the headliners in that era. If there were a comparison to greatness, Milton Berle, would be considered in comedic lore, as maybe Elton John is to the music world. So yeah, he is an icon of comedy. Robin Williams, and many others look at him as someone they aspired to be like. He was from the same era as George Burns who worked in Vuadville as a child.
He was a comedian, he was even in a Ratt video on MTV, he was funny, awesome cool song by Elvis 👍😎👌🎤🎥📸👑
One of the greatest performers ever and he got most of his moves from Forest Gump
I found that America in this time was a very staid country,
parents thought he was the Devil, the more he was demonised the more the teanagers loved him and the girls started screaming.
Those were the days when the teanagers of America and even here in Australia and the rest of the world took charge of there lives, the parents were at a loss
of what to do and had to learn that they could not control there childrens lives as they rebelled.
The huge change in every ones lives and he contributed to that.
Brilliant watching this again.
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Milton Berle was super hilarious
Uncle Milty was also in the Ratt video Round and Round. Thank you two for showing EP some love. The greatest voice in ALL of music, in MY humble opinion
Milton Bure was one of the biggest comedians in the 50s
If you remember, during the 68 Comeback Special, when Elvis and the guys were sitting onstage, doing the jam session segment of the show, and were cutting up with each other, you'll remember them saying several times, "My Boy, My Boy" and laughing about it. I truly believe they were doing that, as a little throwback of this very appearance on The Milton Berle Show. You hear Milton several times in this video, calling Elvis, "My Boy". Ive never heard this confirmed as fact by any of the guys, but it has to be where that came from.
You know, that’s an interesting take. I’ve always thought the “My boy, my boy” in the “68 special was a reference to something Elvis’ mother said. But you may have nailed it.
Milton refused to have Elvis back on, until he cleaned up his act.... later on, Milton recanted due to Elvis's popularity.... this was the video that started it all!! Elvis was censored after this and was only shot from the waist up.
67 years ago!!!!!
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As a kid I remember hearing older cousins saying you could hear the panties dropping when he sang and danced.
While Elvis deserves the spotlight, I always make a point to give props to his band - That's Scotty Moore on guitar, DJ Fontanna on drums, and Billy Black on the upright bass. All three are in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame individually for their contributions to rock.
Bill Black passed away very young, back around 1965, of brain cancer. He was only about 39 when he died I believe. But he was actually quite a fun guy - he was known to be almost as animated as Elvis on stage, and would hop around on the bass while playing it.
Thus youth culture in America was born, fueled by the fact that parents hated it, and in a very short time as in later that year, when Elvis was on the Steve Allen Show (that he hated) the ratings for it beat the Ed Sullivan Show for the first time ever and forced Ed Sullivan to reverse his decision to have Elvis on the show which resulted in his infamous "from the waist up" performance of Elvis which still drove all of the fans wild.
Debra Paget was in Elvis' first movie Love Me Tender.
He was one of the greatest comedians of all time Milton Burrell how old are you guys
You should react to elvis singing cant help falling in love
And this is your reaction to this in 2022. Now imagine people's reaction to this when this was live in late the Spring of 1056! This changed what we watch on television. Some people probably lost their jobs because of this performance. Elvis was almost banned from television and Milton Berle almost lost his program because of this. After this, people started calling him "Elvis The Pelvis".
Thanks so much,guys by thiz reaction ❤️
This was the show that got him in trouble. Shaking like that back in 50s was a no no. It's crazy isn't it? Now u can't go on show without almost being naked. Elvis the king
Milton Berle,legend.
I recently heard an interview with Scotty Morre, Elvis' guitar player, and he said they did not realize he was going to slow it down at the end. They were shocked, but just followed along.
This is the birth of US!!! THE ROCKERS!! Keep Rock Alive!! 🤘🏽🖤🔥🙌🏼 ℁
Debra Was the leading lady in his first movie, they knew each other.
Milton Berle told this story years later: after he had Elvis on, he got tons of hate mail from parents, telling him how vulgar Elvis' hip swiveling was and how racy and awful and such a bad example for children he was, and that they would never watch his show again and all that kind of stuff..... he got piles of it over the next week after this episode aired for the first time.
After he got all that negative mail, he called Elvis' manager Tom Parker and told him "Mr Parker, you have a bonafide superstar on your hands, and he's going to be a legend"
She was in a movie with her
You need to watch his Hound Dog performance on Ed Sullivan, sometimes you have trouble hearing him over the screams!!
His same band that he had on his 68 comeback special.
Bill Black died in 1965.
You got to remember back then it was Paul anka singing Hot diggity dog diggity boom what you do to me and then Elvis comes out doing this the women were shocked everyone was shocked that's why he's the king of everything
Debra was Elvis's first female co star in his first movie Love Me Tender
Milten Burle was in the Twisted sister video
Berle would do anything for a laugh.
Michael Jackson was watching and taking notes. 😂
This is THE early version of hound dog, and what the conservative parents were up in arms about - its they type of performance that gave Elvis the name of "Elvis the Pelvis", had then conservative America all ticked off and some radio stations were burning all Elvis and rock and roll records
Damn. Elvis was fine as hell
Its funny im from the UK and its funny that you dont know Milton berle! Mr Television, hes was so famous!
Travis
You mean a gag or a skit. Remembered this was the early days of Television. Milton Berle was one of the pioneers of TV. Plus, his shows were live not recorded yet. Prior to each show, he setups the skits with his guests such as Elvis. Milton and his writers come up with skits for each show. SNL and other shows today are influenced by his and other pioneering shows of the 50's
Milton had a show like Ed Sullivan, however he did the USO tours, and was a comedian.. He was more open to change, as you can see, and able to ignore critics. He’s the one that asked Elvis what he used in his hair, “inadvertently giving the product a free plug”. Cause he was obviously taken with him and his hair, “like the rest of us”, )not only women were taken, many men embraced him and wanted to be like him, they also were not jealous of him with their women, they understood). Elvis answered Milton giving the product the Elvis plug for FREE... nothing more was every needed...no one could every compete again nor did Pom need to advertise, and why you never heard about the product he used nor any ads on it,,, (to answer an earlier react of yours)
You should react to the Elvis Presley and the Black Community video. It gives you a great insight into what people thought about him.
Elvis actually dated Debra Paget, who was extremely hot.
classic comrdian all the way back to vaudville
This wasn’t choreographed. Just Elvis being Elvis.
Ok so here's the thing with Debra Paget for anyone whose seen Elvis 1st movie "Love Me Tender" Debra was his co-star she played as Elvis wife. As far as Elvis movie with Austin Butler they did not talk people who they really need to and should have talked with.
Milton Berle had a weekly show on Tuesday nights at 8pm, beginning in 1948, before most people owned a TV. He was a great comedian and host and was responsible for people flocking to buy TVs to see what everyone was talking about. Berle is known as Mr Television as was known by all of America. When this aired live in June, 1956 millions got to see Elvis for the 1st time. Beginning in late Jan, 56-late Mar., 56 Elvis had appeared 6 times on a much less popular TV show, the Dorsey Brothers. They were an old time band singers, who didn’t like Elvis, but Jackie Gleason who produced the show kept booking him, due to the increasing ratings. Unless you were alive then, you wouldn’t be able to grasp the rigid morals back then. Milton Berle would sometimes dress as women, because he was a comedian, but even doing that on TV was controversial back then. It was truly amazing, given Elvis poor background that he had so much talent, charisma and confidence at age 21. He changed music, morals, clothing styles, hair styles and culture. He was the highest paid movie star in the 50s and 60s. However, after 1964, his songs weren’t big hits, as The Beach Boys, The Beatles and other British groups were the hit makers. The 68 Comeback Special, had the critics back loving and praising Elvis. Thus began the sell out Vegas shows and tours, until his shocking death in 1977. More flowers were sold when Elvis died, than ever. People all over the world, mourned his death. I know all this, because I was 11 yrs old when I heard Elvis sing Heartbreak Hotel on the radio and the DJ kept replaying it due to so many request. And yes, like other kids and teens, I flocked to see his early movies.
Milton Berle was a slapstick showman from the days of Vaudeville to his death in March of 2002 at the age of 93. Milton started in show business in 1913 at the age of 5. He stayed in the business until 2000. Some mentioned on his show that Milton dressing up "drag" during skits on his show sponsored by Texaco. Viewers nicknamed Milton as Uncle Milty. Interesting fact that I didn't know about Milton is that he was the uncle of Ratt's manager. Because Milton Berle was in Ratt's rock videos when Ratt were getting big in the business.
As a few have already commented, Debra Paget did a movie , Love Me Tender with Elvis...1956 I think...He tried his best to get her to go out with him but she always turned him down...She became a nun In 1962 at age 24...it is said that she gave Elvis his first onscreen kiss...today she is 89 and still a nun... She went back to her real name and is known as Sister Dolores...
You are referring to Dolores Hart not Debra Paget. Dolores appeared with Elvis in Loving You and King Creole. Many years later, after being in the monastery as Sister Dolores, she did a documentary on God and Elvis entitled GOD IS THE BIGGER ELVIS (it's on UA-cam).
Of the many movies she made Sister Dolores is best remembered with the 2 she made with Elvis. Fans continued to send her at the monastery some memorabilia of her and Elvis.
She gave Elvis his first screen kiss in Loving You. On that she remarked, "..my 40-sec screen kiss with Elvis became a 40-year fascination with Elvis and his loyal fans..", or something to that effect.
God bless sister Dolores and Elvis.
It's Dolores Hart the nun.
back in the fiftys it was so boring,u n til Elvis showed up.