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Elvis will always be the King.
God, beautiful and the best laugh..
Elvis never left the building. His spirit and presence are unreal
He was and still is the very best !
Elvis was one of a kind, a once in a lifetime talent and presence. No one like him since.
This is why there will never be another Elvis.
Elvis spontaneously playing, with historic band members, he had not played with for years, at a rehearsal, to develop the show.
Suspicious minds!! Yes he was a very humble person!
Awesome Elvis. I love watching this '68 Comeback Special. Amazing.
Love Elvis.
This was not a "Comeback" after his Army stint. That only lasted 2 years from 1958-1960. He made a flurry of movies from that point to 1968, and was not doing live performances, which he missed terribly. He finally began getting out of his movie contracts to do what he truly loved -- performing live to his fans. This was the iconic beginning of that! Sadly, it only lasted 9 years before he died in 1977. The funny parts here and his infectious laughter are only the tip of the iceberg of his extraordinary sense of humor and quick wit!
This is one of my favorite live recordings of Elvis (68 Comeback). Elvis was at his best. He was so handsome here & looked so cool in his black leather. This was an intimate setting with the audience members sitting around him. You could see how relaxed & at ease he was. He had a great voice & could sing anything whether it was ballads, gospel or rock.
Came back from 8 years of movies so nervous on stage. GORGEOUS
Guinness World Records recognizes him as the best-selling solo artist in the world, selling over 2 billion records globally.
Wikipedia
Elvis Presley albums discography - Wikipedia
And first satellite worldwide stream was 1973 Aloha from Hawaii .. seen by 1.5 billion people .. to this day these records hold.. there are 400,000 Elvis impersonators world wide..Not bad for a little ole boy from Tupelo Mississippi!
E is the coolest dude ever !!!! The real deal ❤❤❤ beautiful inside and out...THE GOAT 🎤❤🎼🔥😊
Listen to his "Trying To Get To You" from this same night. His charisma is off of the charts. I just love him and still do.
He loved his fans, one of his best friends said that he never saw Elvis refuse an autograph, a photo or a kind word. We fans loved him right back and will always love him.❤️❤️❤️
He didn't retire.. colonel Parker had him stuck making movies for 7 years...now he's back!
He was making movies protest to this. Thank you for your reaction! Love Elvis dearly!!
He is in a natural more intimate setting, his presentation is meant to be more improvised and kind of interactive with his public sitting by his side.
Elvis' body is like an orchestra leader, just watch his body and the music line up. His band members watch his body for cues.
Yet he was a bundle of nerves before he hit the stage!
He wasn't expecting this, he thought he would bomb and be rejected, he'd made picture after picture with the same story line, and he thought it was the end of everything.
He wouldn't come out of his dressing room, saying I can't do this. In the end the producer had to coax him out, and this is the response he'd got, you can see he couldn't believe it. The extreme nerves you can see, he was all over the place, this is the beginning of the first recording There were 2 or 3 recordings which some are on here, before the last, which went out on TV.
The laughing and forgetting of everything.
The rest is history
He's an adonis here especial in the black leather, and his voice, well what can I say.
Well done ❤
You should watch this whole show from 1968. It's great.
Thank you. Love your reaction :)))
Elvis was a nervous wreck and wanted to quit the show. They had to convince him that he`ll be ok.
But once he was on stage, he was in his comfort zone.
I can`t say which of his live performances were the best.
Certainly, all the performances in this Elvis Comeback Special in his black leather suit are fantastic.
I love his live version of Polk Salad Annie ❤
He was absolutely a great, naturally talented performer and singer…
I love the 1968 comeback video. I think he was so sexy in that black leather and such a genuine personality! Elvis will always be with us! He made over 30 movies. King Creole is one of the best movies he made. Of course all of them were mainly vehicles for his music. Kissin Cousins is a fun one with him playing two different people. Thanks for keeping great music alive 👵🏼☮️💜
What you said about meeting him on the street - apparently Elvis was exactly like that. People met him randomly at car dealerships, gas stations, etc and he felt they’re the ones who put the shirt on his back, so he owed them…
God, or Mother Nature, whichever, sure was showing off when Elvis was created. In his prime, without a doubt THE most gorgeous man that ever walked the planet.
There’s multiple versions of each song from the 1968 special available on UA-cam, some sitting like this, some standing. I think he was just being natural and having fun but also aware of giving the audience a good show and that’s why there’s a lot of fun in these songs. There’s a video of 1968 bloopers that’s really funny but a lot of them aren’t bloopers it’s him having fun
Two live performances I love are: 1) Frank Sinatra’s Welcome Home special (1960/ Elvis return from Germany where he had been stationed in the army): ua-cam.com/video/Gl6EfrfElYU/v-deo.html 2) ‘Trying To Get To You’ from the ‘68 Comeback Special: ua-cam.com/video/KZ64T6gEdC4/v-deo.html Also, a favorite of mine that is not live, but showcases Elvis’s incredible vocal skills, ‘Surrender’: ua-cam.com/video/p1sXSTRMUOQ/v-deo.html
Just shows you what a brilliant actor Elvis was if you think he looked so cool, calm & collected. He was SO nervous that the director couldn’t get him out of his dressing room. Elvis said “I can’t do it man”. The director, Steve Binder, said, I need you to at least go out there, even if all you do is show your face and say good night (do you remember right at the beginning after the couple of quips with the guys, Elvis stood up and said good night?). Steve Binder knew that the moment Elvis got in front of his fans he wouldn’t be able to let them down by not doing the show. Filmed in the TV studio, hence the small audience, they taped two informal improvised sessions, two stand up sessions and some production numbers to make up a one hour tv special for NBC called Singer Presents Elvis (Singer was the sponsor)
No, the only thing he done in the '60's was movies. He made 3 movies a year after getting out of the Army in 1960. He wanted to get back to performing live concerts and they came up with the idea of a Comeback TV Special!!! He was soooo nervous and concerned if he still had it and would be accepted after being out of the public eye for 8 years. The ONLY way you could see him was in the movie theaters. It was such a HUGE success that after this it was NON STOP TOURING and HE NEVER had to be introduced as Elvis again. People knew him all over the world.
This is so awesome and no plain beautiful, this is when he came back from the army
Watched this on TV, I was around 11, was so amazing watching the show, the joking around. Even that young, it was memorable
The thing about Elvis, when he was really enjoying the music he was singing or performing (not much of his movie records but his real music, 1954-58, 1968-77) there wasn't a fake bone or pre-choreographed move in his body. He moved like that because you are right, the music was indeed in him. And he loved what he did. Genuinely. So many pop stars get into music for the money, fame, women, and the music comes last...... all that stuff came along to Elvis too but it was all first about the music for him.
He was also performing for the first time in years with the three piece band that backed him up in the '50s.
This COMEBACK was from the time The Beatles came on Ed Sullivan to 1968 that he had fallen off the charts and not attracting his former popularity. This was a comeback. He started doing shows again and such.
If you notice the dude is drumming on a guitar case! 😮
You've already reacted to my fav live performance. However another live one I love, is "I Can't Stop Loving You (1972)." Elvis announces a song, but the piano player starts off with the intro to another song and hilarity ensues.
Elvis - Are you Lonesome Tonight 1969 (Laughing)
ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC !!👍👍
This Comeback Special is extraordinary! If you think this was good , watch BABY WHAT YOU WANT ME TO DO, both versions are great.
You can see him play lead guitar and enjoying playing/ singing.
Thank you for this great reaction!💚
Love these reaction videos of yours! Two favorites you may really enjoy reacting to ...🎀🎋Lawdy Miss Clawdy 1968 special and for his guitar skills ... Baby what you want me to do (the Alternate Cut!) also ftom 1968! Xo J
Elvis Blues! Absolutely love it!!!!
Watched this special it blew me away.
Elvis Presley interacted with his audience,
I love your Elvis reactions. They're so genuine, and you really seem to get what he was all about. Asking people to choose their favorite Elvis performance is like asking them to choose their favorite child. I've narrowed my favorites down to these:
(1) Elvis Presley "Love Me" on The Ed Sullivan Show (3:08). The man knew how to seduce a crowd from the get-go.
(2) King Elvis Presley "One Night" Live In Las Vegas. HD (2:35). This was an audience request. His musicians had to know all of his songs because he was very unpredictable and they had to be prepared for him to deviate from the song list at any time.
(3) The Sit down outtake (New Edit) (9:26). He threw this into the concert as a way of calming down after he'd gone out into the audience and barely made it back on stage because the crowd was getting a bit out of control.
(4) Elvis Presley You've Lost That Lovin Feeling Live 1970 (4:13).
He was coming back from being in the movies for years and years
His Army tour was '58-'60 - he died Aug. 16, 1977. 2 of his many illnesses: he had the genetic condition A-1 antitrypsin causing COPD/emphysema which began some yrs. earlier & eventually needed an inhaler to help him breath. At about 2:43 you hear him say "hold it, i'm out of breath, wait a minute" -- you can also hear him cough a few times during the performance -- this was the lung condition acting up. He coughed again @ end of the song (i don't think you were paying attention). He also had painful glaucoma & the super bright house lights & stage lights were very hard on his eyes. Elvis could do anything in performance, including reading lyrics on stage & flubbing some lyrics, or stop in the middle of a song for some reason & it was the most natural, real thing that was part of him as a person that no one has ever done before or is able to do now -- he was real, not forced or "put on." Know that right before the show he was so nervous that he told producer Steve Binder he wasn't going on & Binder said i don't care if you walk out, just say hello & walk off, but you're going out. And going out he did & we all know how that worked out!
You are talking about his latter days not from 1968. He didn't have a lung condition or glaucoma in the 1960s.
@@timcarr6401 i didn't say his glaucoma began in the '60's but a genetic condition can start at an early age & in '68 he was beginning to have some breathing issues which did not stem exclusively from his hours, days & weeks of singing & performing
@@carolhayar3037 I don't buy it.
@@timcarr6401 don't know what you mean by you don't buy it
@@carolhayar3037 It's a common expression for native English speakers meaning ---I don't believe it.
Fave live performance … Suspicious Minds, in Las Vegas. - Love your reactions. They’re everything a reaction should be.. And finally, someone who keeps Mayo nearby. Never thought I’d see the day.
Awesome reaction my man!! 🤜🤛🔥
He's not coming back from retiring. He contracted to do Movies and when he finished the Movies, he started doing concerts again. He still was recording. This was an impromptu fun ( not mess up) fool around to put in the rest of the show. You really don't know anything about the King, so find out. His Aloha Concert fantastic. The first concert ever broadcast over satellite in 1972 .over a billion people watched it.
His «mistakes» are also His Magic😉🇳🇴
Suspicious Minds in Vegas was pretty fun to watch. Also, Love Me Tender, also in Vegas. Those are two truly original and interesting performances. Thank you and have an awesome day!
I became addicted to your work, dude. Never seen such a live before. Yeah, he's so cool. Perhaps his chords were not so easy, he sounds so great. Thank you and congratulations 👍👍☀️☀️🎉🔥👍
You’re the coolest charles I genuinely appreciate everything you do my friend!! 😁🙏
@@michaelwduffy Your support is important to me, mate. We are nothing alone, you know that 👍☀️🙏😃
Great reaction
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Michael, you do a great job! Good stuff.
God did a dance around him. My favorite concert, of course, is the one I was at. He was mesmerizing. He had everything, voice, looks, charisma, endless talent and the ability to make you feel, like a friend. It was obvious, he really loved the fans. Never saw anything like him again. God made just one. Somebody commented, Elvis never left the building. I knew exactly what that person meant. 🎶
O primeiro show acustico da TV 😍
I read that he was so nervous here.
Yes, this was his first performance since March of 1961.Seven long years entertaining a crowd with tv cameras pointed at him. But after those moments messing up that song he became more comfortable and he was in the groove.
“Love me tender” 1970 pleaaase
There's a good clip on UA-cam of him on the Frank Sinatra TV show (black and white) when he got back from the army. I you do a search "Elvis, Frank Sinatra welcome back" you'll get it. It's good stuff
I've seen several of your Elvis reactions in this was a great one as well. So I can't remember what all you've done without going and searching. But there are several numbers from the middle of his 1968 Comeback Special like this where he's sitting around with his old band from the 50s and early 60s and I haven't even practice the songs together very much in fact I don't think they had a chance to practice at all. It's just like sitting around doing a front porch jam and running through old hits. Trying to get to you is such a good performance for this. Oh my God and it's from this same section in the round in the black leather.
It is so hard to pick a favorite Elvis Presley live performance because I basically love all of them. He's one of those few performers like the Beatles and Lynyrd Skynyrd and only a couple others were I literally like everything they did. Creedence Clearwater is in that category as well. But I would have to say that his finale to this exact same 1968 Comeback Special which was largely a tribute to dr. Martin Luther King, If I Can Dream, in the white suit with the red tie, is in my view the most amazing live performance. But he has so many. And I think you may have already done that one I just can't remember. I would also say is 1977 performance of How Great Thou Art😢 is pretty mind-blowing even though it was about six or eight weeks before he died.
Even as a full blown heterosexual man, you can see this dude had something uniquely special in terms of charisma.
He came back from the army in 1960. This was on his Comeback Concert 1968, after making movies in Hollywood. He died August 16, 1977. You better read up sbout the King if you're going to play his music.
Elvis was very nervous and almost didn’t follow through. He wasn’t sure people would still like him. Crazy-right?
The mayo 😂
This is Elvis' comeback to live performing after spending several years making movies. He missed it! (Edit: Missed performing live and wanted to get back to it.)
He didn’t miss it!! This was a cold rehearsal, never aired, as he spontaneously performed with musicians he had not played with in years!
@@tlbeman I meant he missed performing live and wanted to get back to it.
Sorry I misunderstood.
@@tlbeman Not a problem. I'd never bash Elvis! He's the King!! 👍❤️😁
He’s been doing movies
Comeback from his being isolated and ignored by late 60s counterculture.
He died in 1977.
So sad gone too soon 😕
@DocN Flossie
He may have been many things but he certainly wasn`t ignored. His fans watched his movies and missed his concerts.
I love elvis this ones not live its film but jailhouse rock
Scotty Moore on lead. Elvis forgot most of the lyrics, that's why it's also funny.
Please react to Trouble in King Creole. I just discovered you and am finding you enjoyable to watch. Have you watched the movie Elvis with Austin Butler and Tom Hanks yet?
You got it my friend!!! Thanks so much!!! Will try and get it done ASAP!! And no I haven’t seen the movie yet…would you recommend it? 😁
Can you please play trouble from the film king creole please by ELVIS
Your mayonnaise (salad dressing) behind you is going to go bad it you keep it there!
React to video "2022 em uma musica" channel: INUTILISMO 🌟🌟🌟 very good!!!
MY FAVOURITE LIVE ELVIS PERFORMANCE: What Now My Love from his 1973 Aloha From Hawaii concert. Here he shows he is the master of the dramatic storytelling, his vocals are out of this world and, in my humble opinion, this is Elvis at his most powerful best, professional, focussed, master of the stage …. all while standing still! m.ua-cam.com/video/2rtWLa-PCVg/v-deo.html
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