This was arguably the first music video ever. Elvis' voice just kills it. And he choreographed all the dance moves. Michael Jackson always tributed this as one of his major influences.
Oui mais c'est un extrait d'un film, pas un clip à proprement parler, ça raconte pas une histoire. Mais effectivement le côté esthétique était déjà là !
Historically, this video by Elvis Presley is the first music video in the world. I think that's what it says in the history books. Elvis was the first artist to change the world. Without Elvis Presley the world would still be an “old” world.
Jesus Christ will come back soon and we don't have much time to turn to Him. He died for all of our sins so that we can be forgiven. All we have to do is accept Him into our lives and trust Him wholeheartedly. Nobody but Jesus can save your soul. This might be your sign so turn to Him today. He loves you❤
Jesus Christ will come back soon and we don't have much time to turn to Him. He died for all of our sins so that we can be forgiven. All we have to do is accept Him into our lives and trust Him wholeheartedly. Nobody but Jesus can save your soul. This might be your sign so turn to Him today. He loves you❤
This was actually the world's 1st music video and it was done in '57 out of his movie Jailhouse Rock. The future was set for Music Videos!!!!!!! It was another #1 hit for him in '57 with about 5 or 6 others. All multi million selling hits. It all started in'56 With Heartbreak Hotel and in '56 he had about 5 or 6 #1 its multi million selling. He was topping the charts with anything he put out. That's when the started calling him The King of the Charts. Staying there for several weeks in a row. The world had never seen anything like this. He often wandered why he was the chosen one to set the stage for the future. He often wandered WHY he had to be ELVIS!!!! Alot of pressure was about to be at stake. He had over 600 songs. It will take quiet a journey. There's Elvis-50's, Elvis-60's and Elvis-70's. There's Elvis gospel, country, blues, pop and rock. I have a long list. Let's explore together!!! Thank You, thank you very much!!!!
Dude was outta site man. Just rolling with all kinds of magnetic energy. Never took a bad photo that I've seen, He just had his shit together for a twenty year old kid from tupelo.
I tend to agree with that. Until the Colonel held him back after the army stint doing some of those movies with the same old tired plots, and some of the songs were really forgettable. Those Turkeys would have failed if it hadn't been for the fact that Elvis was in them and gave it his best shot with what he had to work with, even he hated most of them. Thank God he broke free and resurrected his singing career. I truly believe Colonel Tom Parker ruined him once he got out of the army.
@@thomastimlin1724 Agree. The man was a thug with no proper papers which is why Elvis was never allowed to perform outside the USA; The Colonel couldn't go, Elvis couldn't go. CTP had no passport and could never leave. Horrible horrible man.
@@DawnSuttonfabfour Lol Where did you come up with that pile of garbage? Fact is US entertainers rarely performed outside of the US in those days with the exception of entertainers who traveled to Europe to entertain the Troops WW2. Elvis was drafted , served in the US Army at the height of his career. He most certainly was no thug nor was he unable to get a passport.
@@karenpowell6063 Colonel Tom Parker was the thug, not Elvis. And no, Parker could not get a visa or passport. Elvis was wanted all over the world, but he never went.
“Alex Romero, a dancer and choreographer was assigned by MGM production executive Pandro S. Berman to work on Elvis' dancing for the movie "Jailhouse Rock.” Dancing great Gene Kelly was on set as an observer while the scene was being filmed, & Elvis was helped by dancer Russ Tamblyn, who worked with Presley on his leg movement. Romero also conceived the sets and costumes. Due to an oversight by MGM production executive Pandro Berman, choreographer Romero did not receive credit for his work. Berman sent Romero a letter of apology that was published in Variety Magazine." Romero also worked with Presley on three other films - Clambake (1967), Double Trouble (1967), and Speedway (1968).
Glad you guys enjoyed this performance by a young Elvis as much as many of us have. It's pretty hard to sweep aside his talent and enjoyment/enthusiasm for his work. I was never his biggest fan but I believe the man was born to be a star.
I love to see young people discover Elvis! People new to Elvis always know he's called the King of Rock 'N Roll, but I've noticed most requests are for songs from 1968 and later. Of course, all of these are fantastic, but I feel like you're missing out on a lot of what changed music as we knew it and made Elvis a star. He recorded a ton of songs in all different genres in 1956-57. If you want to react to some early Elvis rock 'n roll check these out: (1) Elvis Presley "Ready Teddy" on The Ed Sullivan Show (2:03); (2) ELVIS PRESLEY, GOT A LOT O' LIVIN TO DO (1:58); Elvis Presley - I Need Your Love Tonight (Colourised Video Edit) (2:17); (4) Elvis Presley - Good Rockin' Tonight (Live ~ RARE) (2:46).
Pretty much the same thing happens with Johnny Cash requests. Except most requests for him is for songs at the very tail end of his career. Causing reactors to miss a much larger catalog of his work that he's best known for.
@@Gutslinger It's not the fault of the reactors. I think it's time for us fans to step up and start requesting early songs of the great ones. Have you seen this? Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley Impersonate Each Other (4:15).
As a 60 yr old it pleases me so much to see young people learning why we Elvis fans have always been so loyal to this legend..keep on enjoying him his life and music is like no other
Video !!!! they didn't have music videos in the 50's this was a movie song . Its great young people are discovering Elvis but really do some ground work.
This was the first music video in history ....... Plus Another first through Elvis ....... Elvis was the first one to add Drums to the combo of Instruments ...... The film was first titled ...... "Ghost of a Chance" ........ After the song was recorded, it was clear that it was going to be a hit, So the movie was renamed Jailhouse Rock. The single was released in September 1957 ....... "Jailhouse Rock" has one of the most memorable intros in rock history ....... Two guitar chords with snare drum hits ....... The intro last just six seconds ....... But the pattern repeats throughout the verses ....... Establishing a firm musical hook that remains the envy of songwriters ....... ABC television ran a series of educational cartoons called "Schoolhouse Rock" in the '70s. Millions of kids learned about grammar, history, and astronomy from them. The title was a play on this song. Ozzy Osbourne played a heavy metal version in 1987 when he did a tour of prisons. Sha-Na-Na played this at Woodstock in 1969. Very few of the attendees saw their performance, as they didn't go on until Monday morning (the event was scheduled to end at midnight on Sunday, but ran long) ........ In 2007 ....... Chris Rock performed this on the Movies Rock TV special, where modern pop artists performed classic movie songs. Brown re-created Elvis' scene from the movie .........
This was a scene from the movie "Jail House Rock", named after the song he recorded I think. Elvis was smooth! he was only about 18 or 19 years old, and was already a huge star. Talent like his, comes around, once in a lifetime. God Bless
there was no such thing as any type of video then -- it is a clip from his movie -- videos were not invented then & you could only see parts of movies if they showed it on TV
@@carolhayar3037 Music historians say that if you take this piece from the film and put it on a music show, then it is a real music video. I think that's correct. it is the world's first music video. What else?
The actress who played love interest she was killed shortly after finishing the movie and Elvis was so torn up about it they had been come good friends
“Alex Romero, a dancer and choreographer was assigned by MGM production executive Pandro S. Berman to work on Elvis' dancing for the movie "Jailhouse Rock.” Dancing great Gene Kelly was on set as an observer while the scene was being filmed, & Elvis was helped by dancer Russ Tamblyn, who worked with Presley on his leg movement. Romero also conceived the sets and costumes. Due to an oversight by MGM production executive Pandro Berman, choreographer Romero did not receive credit for his work. Berman sent Romero a letter of apology that was published in Variety Magazine." Romero also worked with Presley on three other films - Clambake (1967), Double Trouble (1967), and Speedway (1968).
Loved your reaction very much Elvis was the best friend i ever had in my entire life. we met when i was 17 yrs old. our friendship lasted past that one day in time we were friends for 10 yrs. up until the day he left us. He asked nothing of me and i asked nothing from him he needed a friend and so did i we were that for each other he never judged me and i never judged him. All the memories of my friend are tucked safe in my heart forever. dancing and singing breaks my heart because i know he is not here anymore my mind understands but my heart never will, i saw him a few weeks before he passed we had a short conversation which i will never share again because people are so nasty and comment hurtful heart breaking things they do not know me but they still can't keep their mouths closed about things they know nothing about. I walk past Graceland everyday love from the one and only Memphis Tn. btw fun fact the instruments were cardboard cut outs. and it was all Elvis, no lipsyncing. 1
@@primategaberocco Haha...I know it man. But if you really listen to the lyrics, it's pretty obvious. I love Elvis but alot of his fans are, well, rabid!
i'm not sure that it can really be called a literal video since that didn't exist then; all they did was take the dance scene from the film & put it onto a video so we all can see that part w-out having to watch the entire film
Several years ago, I was babysitting a friends cockatoo bird. I rented a videotape of Jailhouse Rock. As we both were watching the movie, as soon as this scene came on the screen, my friend's bird started cawing and flapping its wings, LOL! I said to him, "So, you're also an Elvis fan!" He just kept looking at me and cawing!
Elvis did 31 movies. This was from Jailhouse Rock. He sang at least 1 song in all of his movies except one. Charro from 1969 is the only movie where the only music at all was the title song. Elvis knew he only had a contract for a few more movies and he was ready to get back to what he loved..being on stage in front of his fans...so he did the '68 Comeback Special to test the waters and to make sure he could still pull the crowds. By 1970, he had finished all his movies and hit the stage in Vegas before going on tour again.
@@carolhayar3037 Music historians say that this video is actually the world's first music video. You can also read this on the Internet. or in music books. If you take this piece out, it's a music video.
this remind me of the "Hound dog" by Elvis as well...all the moves and to compare he is already best while technology is not that good at that time...what could be more said when Elvis is born today with this best technologies...OMG!💗
there was no such thing as any type of video then -- it is a clip from his movie -- videos were not invented then & you could only see parts of movies if they showed it on TV
Hey guys - love your channel! If you want to see the real presence of Elvis and especially his dancing check out "Elvis and His Charisma" I believe there are 2 parts but I think you guys will enjoy. Look forward to your reaction!
To John -- actually for Elvis & His Charisma there about 26 parts to the entire series, unless you're referring exclusively to dancing then maybe it's just 2
Jimmy Page from Led Zep has said that the thing that got him interested in playing the guitar and rock and roll was Elvis. I love when they play Elvis covers in their live gigs, like the Whole Lotta Love (medley) from the BBC Sessions.
This is from the 1957 movie, Jailhouse Rock. Elvis was 22, & this dance sequence from the movie is often cited as his "greatest moment on screen." It's always been one of my favorites by EP! Also, Alex Romero was the film's choreographer, but he utilized Elvis' input, and Elvis spent the evening before filming being coached by Russ Tamblyn (Riff in the movie classic, West Side Story), making sure he had all the moves down pat.
Maybe if Romero got credit for this people would know the story but he was not given credit & the studio published an apology later in Variety magazine. I think it was intentional because there was a rift between Romero & the studio.
Alex Romero, a dancer and choreographer who directed Elvis Presley's dancing for the movie “Jailhouse Rock” and also worked with Presley on three other films
Thx for this -- there's a detailed story about how it all happened & i think because Romero didn't get credit, no one knew how it all came together; an apology was printed later in Variety mag. but too late, i think; i also believe the lack of credit may have been intentional since there was a rift between Romero & the studio.
Keep em coming. This is theatrical version of the original release. Yall went down a LOADED rabbit hole! There's so many levels to Elvis, this is just scratching the surface. He could do anything, actually did...but his Live Concerts were where he was truly in his element. Forget what you told before your too old. The man dominated from start to finish and the more you listen/watch yall will see. The early years set the foundation, but as time went on, Elvis kept evolving. Ya gotta look at his live material, whether it be pro filmed or not. He didn't like being called the 'King.' I simply call him the GOAT and I'll put money on that shit. PEACE!
“Alex Romero, a dancer and choreographer was assigned by MGM production executive Pandro S. Berman to work on Elvis' dancing for the movie "Jailhouse Rock.” Dancing great Gene Kelly was on set as an observer while the scene was being filmed, & Elvis was helped by dancer Russ Tamblyn, who worked with Presley on his leg movement. Romero also conceived the sets and costumes. Due to an oversight by MGM production executive Pandro Berman, choreographer Romero did not receive credit for his work. Berman sent Romero a letter of apology that was published in Variety Magazine." Romero also worked with Presley on three other films - Clambake (1967), Double Trouble (1967), and Speedway (1968).
SO YOUNG THE ROCKET SHIP THAT TOOK HIM TO THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST POINTS OF HIS LIFE HAD JUST STARTED THEN 20 SHORT YEARS LATER HE WAS GONE LIKE A COMET FLASHING ACROSS THE SKY
Asia and BJ, if you want to see three of his best movie dancing performances where he really shows off his talent these are his three top best performance songs and dancing. 1. Bossa Nova baby from his movie fun in Acapulco. 2. C'mon Everybody, with Ann-Margret from his movie Viva Las Vegas. 3. Trouble, from his movie King Creole. I hope you I will review these songs. I love your reviews!
WHY does no one ever catch these lyrics? "Number 47 said to Number 3 - You're the cutest jailbird I ever did see - I sure would be delighted with your company - C'mon and do the jailhouse rock with me" LOL 😆
I would ask y'all to react to just pretend from 1970, in Vegas. Or love me tender, 1970 in Vegas too. Hell or suspicious minds from 1970 XD i'ts hilarious
This was arguably the first music video ever. Elvis' voice just kills it. And he choreographed all the dance moves. Michael Jackson always tributed this as one of his major influences.
I love this to bits.....tq
Oui mais c'est un extrait d'un film, pas un clip à proprement parler, ça raconte pas une histoire. Mais effectivement le côté esthétique était déjà là !
Loved to have seen Michaels cover of it lol. Bet he'd have killed it too. RIP both.
"arguably the first music video ever" No. E.g. Louis Jordan was known for his "Soundies" in the '40s.
Historically, this video by Elvis Presley is the first music video in the world. I think that's what it says in the history books. Elvis was the first artist to change the world. Without Elvis Presley the world would still be an “old” world.
*There will never be another King of Rock & Roll....like Elvis! Ever!*
Jesus Christ will come back soon and we don't have much time to turn to Him. He died for all of our sins so that we can be
forgiven. All we have to do is accept Him
into our lives and trust Him wholeheartedly. Nobody but Jesus can
save your soul. This might be your sign so
turn to Him today. He loves you❤
@@DCinstructions No idea why you'd comment that here
This was from movie “Jailhouse Rock.” Elvis did choreography. He was about 19 here. Pre-Army days.
Close. Jailhouse Rock was 1957 so he was 22, and the movie was actually released a few months before he was drafted
Elvis didn’t choreograph it. The choreographer created this based on elvis’ natural moves.
@@Axeman517 was it Tony Bazil?
Actually he was 22
Patricia…Patricia…Patricia…no no no.
Elvis songs never get old
Elvis slayed this performance. Prowled the stage. Let his voice rip. He was good looking and rock was beginning.
Jesus Christ will come back soon and we don't have much time to turn to Him. He died for all of our sins so that we can be
forgiven. All we have to do is accept Him
into our lives and trust Him wholeheartedly. Nobody but Jesus can
save your soul. This might be your sign so
turn to Him today. He loves you❤
The king of rock roll and everything else.
I have never seen a more beautiful smile than Asia's.
This was actually the world's 1st music video and it was done in '57 out of his movie Jailhouse Rock. The future was set for Music Videos!!!!!!! It was another #1 hit for him in '57 with about 5 or 6 others. All multi million selling hits. It all started in'56 With Heartbreak Hotel and in '56 he had about 5 or 6 #1 its multi million selling. He was topping the charts with anything he put out. That's when the started calling him The King of the Charts. Staying there for several weeks in a row. The world had never seen anything like this. He often wandered why he was the chosen one to set the stage for the future. He often wandered WHY he had to be ELVIS!!!! Alot of pressure was about to be at stake. He had over 600 songs. It will take quiet a journey. There's Elvis-50's, Elvis-60's and Elvis-70's. There's Elvis gospel, country, blues, pop and rock. I have a long list. Let's explore together!!! Thank You, thank you very much!!!!
Very well and beautifully said!
Thank you, thank you very much! 😉
The Ultimate Rocker 👑
Dude was outta site man. Just rolling with all kinds of magnetic energy. Never took a bad photo that I've seen, He just had his shit together for a twenty year old kid from tupelo.
@@alameas6358 Thank you, he is untoucable.
@@gracecheri997 That's right---the GREATEST entertainer EVER!!!!!!
My man Elvis beautiful inside and out at any age
Never gets old ❤ great performer, and great choice!
Before anyone did anything, ELVIS did everything.
I tend to agree with that. Until the Colonel held him back after the army stint doing some of those movies with the same old tired plots, and some of the songs were really forgettable. Those Turkeys would have failed if it hadn't been for the fact that Elvis was in them and gave it his best shot with what he had to work with, even he hated most of them. Thank God he broke free and resurrected his singing career. I truly believe Colonel Tom Parker ruined him once he got out of the army.
@@thomastimlin1724 Agree. The man was a thug with no proper papers which is why Elvis was never allowed to perform outside the USA; The Colonel couldn't go, Elvis couldn't go. CTP had no passport and could never leave. Horrible horrible man.
@@DawnSuttonfabfour Lol Where did you come up with that pile of garbage? Fact is US entertainers rarely performed outside of the US in those days with the exception of entertainers who traveled to Europe to entertain the Troops WW2. Elvis was drafted , served in the US Army at the height of his career. He most certainly was no thug nor was he unable to get a passport.
@@karenpowell6063 Colonel Tom Parker was the thug, not Elvis. And no, Parker could not get a visa or passport. Elvis was wanted all over the world, but he never went.
@@DawnSuttonfabfour I realize that Elvis was popular around the world and yes Parker was a terrible man
Elvis is legendary
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God was showing off when he created Elvis !!!!
what a stupid comment.
then god fucked up because Elvis was a drug user.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 Do some research on the man .
@@ppresley9208 did I get that part wrong?
You know absolutely nothing, hahahaha zappa fan, but you always saved my day
Zappa fan, du hast den Müll erfunden, hahahaha
Loved this dance that he choreographed and sang. This became iconic, as he did. Thanks 🙏🏼
“Alex Romero, a dancer and choreographer was assigned by MGM production executive Pandro S. Berman to work on Elvis' dancing for the movie "Jailhouse Rock.” Dancing great Gene Kelly was on set as an observer while the scene was being filmed, & Elvis was helped by dancer Russ Tamblyn, who worked with Presley on his leg movement. Romero also conceived the sets and costumes. Due to an oversight by MGM production executive Pandro Berman, choreographer Romero did not receive credit for his work. Berman sent Romero a letter of apology that was published in Variety Magazine." Romero also worked with Presley on three other films - Clambake (1967), Double Trouble (1967), and Speedway (1968).
THank you for your reaction to a Elvis song ! I really love Elvis and his songs so thank you very much !
No one can beat Elvis.
Oh one of my favorites of his ❣️
Glad you guys enjoyed this performance by a young Elvis as much as many of us have. It's pretty hard to sweep aside his talent and enjoyment/enthusiasm for his work. I was never his biggest fan but I believe the man was born to be a star.
Can't believe how young he was here and how amazing the choreography was for the mid 1950's... There wasn't anyone doing this kind a stuff back then.
Super! and Fantastic!
I love to see young people discover Elvis! People new to Elvis always know he's called the King of Rock 'N Roll, but I've noticed most requests are for songs from 1968 and later. Of course, all of these are fantastic, but I feel like you're missing out on a lot of what changed music as we knew it and made Elvis a star. He recorded a ton of songs in all different genres in 1956-57. If you want to react to some early Elvis rock 'n roll check these out: (1) Elvis Presley "Ready Teddy" on The Ed Sullivan Show (2:03); (2) ELVIS PRESLEY, GOT A LOT O' LIVIN TO DO (1:58); Elvis Presley - I Need Your Love Tonight (Colourised Video Edit) (2:17); (4) Elvis Presley - Good Rockin' Tonight (Live ~ RARE) (2:46).
The best of Young Elvis for sure.
Pretty much the same thing happens with Johnny Cash requests. Except most requests for him is for songs at the very tail end of his career. Causing reactors to miss a much larger catalog of his work that he's best known for.
@@Gutslinger It's not the fault of the reactors. I think it's time for us fans to step up and start requesting early songs of the great ones. Have you seen this? Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley Impersonate Each Other (4:15).
MJ loved how Elvis danced.
This performance was the first music video in history... another Milestone from the career of Elvis Presley
World's first rock video.
Awesome video, good movie, great Singer 🎤🎸🎸🤘🔥
One of my favorite Elvis song is Crawfish. Shows how versatile his music is.
Thanks thanks very much Elvis for you rock my boy my boy 🤘
❤❤❤❤
Th8s was young great elvis
As a 60 yr old it pleases me so much to see young people learning why we Elvis fans have always been so loyal to this legend..keep on enjoying him his life and music is like no other
I eas 8 yrs old when Elvis died. My mom esd crying so hard. 😢
Video !!!! they didn't have music videos in the 50's this was a movie song . Its great young people are discovering Elvis but really do some ground work.
and this is why Elvis is the King...
Excelente reacción 👏👏👏
This was the first music video in history ....... Plus Another first through Elvis ....... Elvis was the first one to add Drums to the combo of Instruments ...... The film was first titled ...... "Ghost of a Chance" ........ After the song was recorded, it was clear that it was going to be a hit, So the movie was renamed Jailhouse Rock. The single was released in September 1957 ....... "Jailhouse Rock" has one of the most memorable intros in rock history ....... Two guitar chords with snare drum hits ....... The intro last just six seconds ....... But the pattern repeats throughout the verses ....... Establishing a firm musical hook that remains the envy of songwriters ....... ABC television ran a series of educational cartoons called "Schoolhouse Rock" in the '70s. Millions of kids learned about grammar, history, and astronomy from them. The title was a play on this song.
Ozzy Osbourne played a heavy metal version in 1987 when he did a tour of prisons.
Sha-Na-Na played this at Woodstock in 1969. Very few of the attendees saw their performance, as they didn't go on until Monday morning (the event was scheduled to end at midnight on Sunday, but ran long) ........ In 2007 ....... Chris Rock performed this on the Movies Rock TV special, where modern pop artists performed classic movie songs. Brown re-created Elvis' scene from the movie .........
The real King 👑 of music.....
This was a scene from the movie "Jail House Rock", named after the song he recorded I think. Elvis was smooth! he was only about 18 or 19 years old, and was already a huge star.
Talent like his, comes around, once in a lifetime.
God Bless
he was 22
You both are awesome, watching you guys from Las Vegas Nevada 😎
First music video ever was Elvis !!
there was no such thing as any type of video then -- it is a clip from his movie -- videos were not invented then & you could only see parts of movies if they showed it on TV
@kayramsey6759: 100% Yes!
@@carolhayar3037 Music historians say that if you take this piece from the film and put it on a music show, then it is a real music video. I think that's correct. it is the world's first music video. What else?
I bet they had fun doing that song! Great fast dance music.
there was a point in TV history where they would not film Elvis from the waist or below because of those amazing swivel hips. got the girls going!!!!
Your wife's smile is so beautiful!!! Enjoy the reaction.
Love watching you guys
Thank you thank you very much 💕 The GOAT 💯👍🙌🕺👌 God bless you ⚡ TCB ⚡🎸🎼🎶🎵🥁🇵🇷🇺🇲😘🙏
Michael Jackson was inspired by Elvis
Rock and roll in it,s infancy.just getting started.
You need to watch the 68 comeback special ( black leather outfit) version of Jail House Rock it’s so much more rock and roll
A very young Elvis ❤️
The actress who played love interest she was killed shortly after finishing the movie and Elvis was so torn up about it they had been come good friends
Elvis had the moves he chrographic this dance
“Alex Romero, a dancer and choreographer was assigned by MGM production executive Pandro S. Berman to work on Elvis' dancing for the movie "Jailhouse Rock.” Dancing great Gene Kelly was on set as an observer while the scene was being filmed, & Elvis was helped by dancer Russ Tamblyn, who worked with Presley on his leg movement. Romero also conceived the sets and costumes. Due to an oversight by MGM production executive Pandro Berman, choreographer Romero did not receive credit for his work. Berman sent Romero a letter of apology that was published in Variety Magazine." Romero also worked with Presley on three other films - Clambake (1967), Double Trouble (1967), and Speedway (1968).
This is from the movie Jailhouse Rock.
We all know now where Elvis got his moves, little Forrest! 😅😂😂
The King!! Elvis, Sinatra, and Michael Jackson are the top 3 of all time performers!
Loved your reaction very much Elvis was the best friend i ever had in my entire life. we met when i was 17 yrs old. our friendship lasted past that one day in time we were friends for 10 yrs. up until the day he left us. He asked nothing of me and i asked nothing from him he needed a friend and so did i we were that for each other he never judged me and i never judged him. All the memories of my friend are tucked safe in my heart forever. dancing and singing breaks my heart because i know he is not here anymore my mind understands but my heart never will, i saw him a few weeks before he passed we had a short conversation which i will never share again because people are so nasty and comment hurtful heart breaking things they do not know me but they still can't keep their mouths closed about things they know nothing about. I walk past Graceland everyday love from the one and only Memphis Tn. btw fun fact the instruments were cardboard cut outs. and it was all Elvis, no lipsyncing.
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This was a clip from the movie, Jailhouse Rock
"Number 47 said to Number 3, you're the cutest jailbird I ever did see". LOL, they snuck prison sex in there, and barely anyone noticed. 🔥😹
I seriously doubt that , it was a joke Lol.
Some say this song is about male on male sex in prison.
@@abc456f Yes, I'd agree and then await the pile on, as even mentioning it upsets "some". So welcome to the club. LOL 🤣
@@primategaberocco Haha...I know it man. But if you really listen to the lyrics, it's pretty obvious. I love Elvis but alot of his fans are, well, rabid!
@@abc456f I don't need convincing. 👍
I can see why you have so many subscribers… you’re enjoying it, feeling it and love your smiles! Fab! 🤴🏻⚡️🎼
Elvis Was a pioneer of dancing in a pole.....😂🤣😂
Although it's a scene in a movie, I believe this is consider the first music video.
i'm not sure that it can really be called a literal video since that didn't exist then; all they did was take the dance scene from the film & put it onto a video so we all can see that part w-out having to watch the entire film
Must admit, Elvis was a good looking man. Very handsome, indeed. My fav songs are JailHouse Rock, Blue Suede Shoes and Hound Dog.
Several years ago, I was babysitting a friends cockatoo bird. I rented a videotape of Jailhouse Rock. As we both were watching the movie, as soon as this scene came on the screen, my friend's bird started cawing and flapping its wings, LOL! I said to him, "So, you're also an Elvis fan!" He just kept looking at me and cawing!
Elvis did 31 movies. This was from Jailhouse Rock. He sang at least 1 song in all of his movies except one. Charro from 1969 is the only movie where the only music at all was the title song.
Elvis knew he only had a contract for a few more movies and he was ready to get back to what he loved..being on stage in front of his fans...so he did the '68 Comeback Special to test the waters and to make sure he could still pull the crowds. By 1970, he had finished all his movies and hit the stage in Vegas before going on tour again.
the first music video
no such thing as video in '57 -- this is a scene from his film "Jailhouse Rock"
@@carolhayar3037 Music historians say that this video is actually the world's first music video. You can also read this on the Internet. or in music books. If you take this piece out, it's a music video.
this remind me of the "Hound dog" by Elvis as well...all the moves and to compare he is already best while technology is not that good at that time...what could be more said when Elvis is born today with this best technologies...OMG!💗
One of the first music videos #MusicHistory
there was no such thing as any type of video then -- it is a clip from his movie -- videos were not invented then & you could only see parts of movies if they showed it on TV
Hey guys - love your channel! If you want to see the real presence of Elvis and especially his dancing check out "Elvis and His Charisma" I believe there are 2 parts but I think you guys will enjoy. Look forward to your reaction!
To John -- actually for Elvis & His Charisma there about 26 parts to the entire series, unless you're referring exclusively to dancing then maybe it's just 2
Watch the moves.
My mom used to tell me about how at first they wouldn’t
show him from the waist down on tv.
“No. 47 said to No. 3, 'You the cutest jailbird I ever did see' “...No innuendo there at all 😉
Lots of prison love happening here.
Jimmy Page from Led Zep has said that the thing that got him interested in playing the guitar and rock and roll was Elvis. I love when they play Elvis covers in their live gigs, like the Whole Lotta Love (medley) from the BBC Sessions.
He made this whole old stuff to be cool through his presence
This is from the 1957 movie, Jailhouse Rock. Elvis was 22, & this dance sequence from the movie is often cited as his "greatest moment on screen." It's always been one of my favorites by EP! Also, Alex Romero was the film's choreographer, but he utilized Elvis' input, and Elvis spent the evening before filming being coached by Russ Tamblyn (Riff in the movie classic, West Side Story), making sure he had all the moves down pat.
Maybe if Romero got credit for this people would know the story but he was not given credit & the studio published an apology later in Variety magazine. I think it was intentional because there was a rift between Romero & the studio.
That kind of production probably influenced Micheal Jackson's video for Beat it.
Alex Romero, a dancer and choreographer who directed Elvis Presley's dancing for the movie “Jailhouse Rock” and also worked with Presley on three other films
Thx for this -- there's a detailed story about how it all happened & i think because Romero didn't get credit, no one knew how it all came together; an apology was printed later in Variety mag. but too late, i think; i also believe the lack of credit may have been intentional since there was a rift between Romero & the studio.
Your Going To Like This One !
Love the show
He did his own dance moves,all real
Keep em coming. This is theatrical version of the original release. Yall went down a LOADED rabbit hole! There's so many levels to Elvis, this is just scratching the surface. He could do anything, actually did...but his Live Concerts were where he was truly in his element. Forget what you told before your too old. The man dominated from start to finish and the more you listen/watch yall will see. The early years set the foundation, but as time went on, Elvis kept evolving. Ya gotta look at his live material, whether it be pro filmed or not. He didn't like being called the 'King.' I simply call him the GOAT and I'll put money on that shit. PEACE!
You. Get. A. 10. No. Stopping
This was first video ever
From the movie, Elvis choreographed this dance sequence.
“Alex Romero, a dancer and choreographer was assigned by MGM production executive Pandro S. Berman to work on Elvis' dancing for the movie "Jailhouse Rock.” Dancing great Gene Kelly was on set as an observer while the scene was being filmed, & Elvis was helped by dancer Russ Tamblyn, who worked with Presley on his leg movement. Romero also conceived the sets and costumes. Due to an oversight by MGM production executive Pandro Berman, choreographer Romero did not receive credit for his work. Berman sent Romero a letter of apology that was published in Variety Magazine." Romero also worked with Presley on three other films - Clambake (1967), Double Trouble (1967), and Speedway (1968).
SO GREAT‼️😁
THERE'S A GUY HERE IN TOWN WHO RECENTLY PASSED AWAY THAT WAS IN THAT VIDEO
Never been - topped - or even equalled...ELVIS owns R&R!
Great song
Like that song 😍
Elvis said, the dancers were real inmates.
SO YOUNG THE ROCKET SHIP THAT TOOK HIM TO THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST POINTS OF HIS LIFE HAD JUST STARTED THEN 20 SHORT YEARS LATER HE WAS GONE LIKE A COMET FLASHING ACROSS THE SKY
Asia and BJ, if you want to see three of his best movie dancing performances where he really shows off his talent these are his three top best performance songs and dancing.
1. Bossa Nova baby from his movie fun in Acapulco.
2. C'mon Everybody, with Ann-Margret from his movie Viva Las Vegas.
3. Trouble, from his movie King Creole.
I hope you I will review these songs. I love your reviews!
WHY does no one ever catch these lyrics?
"Number 47 said to Number 3 - You're the cutest jailbird I ever did see -
I sure would be delighted with your company - C'mon and do the jailhouse rock with me"
LOL 😆
Just discovered your channel , love how you’re covering the king. Props!
THE MAN !!!
I'm in the building
THE KING 👑🗿🙌🏻
Some guys are just born to become stars. That's all.
Favorite part: “Lay it on me, Daddy-O!”
I would ask y'all to react to just pretend from 1970, in Vegas. Or love me tender, 1970 in Vegas too. Hell or suspicious minds from 1970 XD i'ts hilarious
love what you do! love the amount of vids you are putting out :)
Elvis created the first rock video ever
Fabulous young Elvis. What a dancer. Did the moonwalk before Michael Jackson!!
I'm a huge Elvis fan and I've never seen him moonwalk.