As soon as I heard this I could tell it was Elvis. There are many imitators, but there is one thing they could never and will never be able to imitate. When Elvis sang he had in his voice what I can only describe as loneliness. He was a very humble man and despite having many things in this world you could always sense his loneliness. His heart and spirit always seemed to be troubled. He will always be the best voice in this whole universe. We were blessed to have had him a true gift from God.
This may simply be for the fact his twin didn't survive, in the womb together 9 months and a large part of him was now missing. I don't have a twin but the closeness of my double cousin and I was so significant that when she past at her age of 57, my lastv8 yrs have been my loneliest. Someone is missing, brings a huge loneliness even though we are not alone.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Please, get your ears tested. I have every studio recording that Elvis made, along with god knows how many concert recordings, and have listened to them countless times over the last 50 years. This isn't Elvis! Show me one official release by his record company that features this unreleased track. You can't because there isn't one, and that's because it isn't Elvis. Whatever vocal/sound expert they used to prove this is Elvis should be fired for the fraud that he is. If this was Elvis then I, as an Elvis fan, would be glad to have another recording to add to my collection, so I have no other reason to highlight the fact that it isn't other than I know it's not Elvis, and any Elvis fan worth their salt would know it too.
I pray we will get to enjoy this wonderful song by Elvis . What a treasure that will be and to let you know just how much of a treasure it is ,my heart rate is about to explode and my temples are throbbing , my heart does its flip just like every time i listen to one of Elvis's songs. No imitator can cause that to happen to me. It is something I felt at the tender age of five years old and it happens only when Elvis sings! That is my Elvis !!!
Fantastic, wonderful original song. It's incredible what a high emotional world he had, which was reflected in his songs. A wonderful gift for the audience, a real treasure for loyal fans. I think in total there are several billion people. Thanks✌👑👼❤🌹🎅🎄
Thats him i been listening 2 Elvis since i was 10year old and to me is sound like Elvis. Everybody always wanted to hit his pockets it was all about the money Elvis will always live in my heart there's no one can be like Elvis there's only one Elvis and that's the king Elvis Presley and no one can beat that. Rest in peace my love you are truly missed but never ever be forgotten😘💖👑🌟💧💋🌹⭐⚡📺🎶🔭🎤🎼🎵🏇🏈🎸🍔💸💸💊☎📻
i dont think it's elvis too but if it's him that's definitely not 1976,i would say around 1953 if it would be him 'cause the voice sound like when he recorded my happiness
I hope some of the people who performed with him will come forward and let them know if that's their music also. That's an awesome find ! Thanks for sharing this video .
I do believe this is Elvis. One thing we all need to remember, is the technology then in the 70's is not like it is today. The tape was stored for along period of time, but nevertheless, I do remember reading somewhere in a book that Elvis had a musician or someone close to him who had wrote a song for him to record. Elvis read it, and agreed to record it. I believe this is it and the name mentioned sounds familiar. But we all have the right to believe as we wish.
That's Elvis but not from the mid-70's. He sounded like this in the early to mid-60's. I've been listening to (and collecting) Elvis since 1965. I've heard many impersonators and, to be honest, the best they'll ever do is almost come close. As soon as I heard the 1st line in this song, I knew it was Elvis. For those who doubt it, consider how much of the King's material must still be in the vaults of RCA that was never released.
If we could have heard enough of it we could have made a better decision but I think it's Elvis from the later 60's. I don't think this style was very popular mid 70's. I was and am a huge fan. Grew up listening to his music. Even got an autographed pic he sent me when I was 10 years old. I wrote to him thinking it wasn't really his address and really got an answer. One of my best life memories. 💖
I am not an expert, but I do not have to listen twice to recognize the unique voice of the King. As one of the experts in the video said, there are no two Elvis Presley in the world. There will never be. His voice is so characteristic
I have always been a great fan of the king and I knew first time that this was Elvis. There was only one Elvis and there always will be. Elvis is unique. Btw I'm 65 years old
I strongly disagree with the comments saying that it wasn't Elvis singing that song. I draw comparison to his work from 1969 until his death. Fact: No one person can readily duplicate his voice. Many TRY only to fail. The voice is indeed Elvis, but the song will never see light of day because the master tapes are missing.
His Name on the papers .and his pictures and his name on all those papers.and his Voice NEW SONG TCB.THANK YOU ElVIS.A NEw SONG IS BORN.It Is HIS VOICE. AMEN.BY.
If it were Elvis Presley singing it I would be very happy. He has a wonderful,talented voice . He could sing me any, I would love it . He had such a charisma more than 2 people who I knew that were idiots . I love the way he sung,acted in movies, his moving to the beat, the man himself .
This is Elvis's voice when he was very young you can tell listen to his younger voice when he sings his older songs when he was a young man sounds just like him
I believe it is Elvis. He may not have been doing a ot of recording, but that doesn't mean he wasn't doing any recording. He did record an Ablum right near the end of his life(Moody Blue) 1977, this sounds much like those recordings. Maybe this was never polished up enough to put on that album or maybe it was cut because of no room. Perhaps it was to be on a future album but sadly he passed away first.. But, I believe this is Elvis.
The guy doing the analysis is suppose to be an expert. So whether you agree with his opinion or not it doesn't matter because you AREN'T the expert unless you have the experience or credentials. And ultimatley, it will be his opinion that will carry "weight" in the matter.
So tell us, smart ass, why hasn't this new song been released by Elvis' record company as a new song? For one simple reason. IT ISN'T ELVIS! Who gives a shit about what an expert examining sound waves says? I've listened to Elvis over a 40-year period, and know every cadence and nuance of his voice, and this singer is not Elvis. For god's sake, are you dimwits who insist that this song is by Elvis that tone deaf? Well you'd have to be if you think this is Elvis. It's not released as an Elvis song because - **drum-roll** - it isn't Elvis. As an Elvis fan of many year's standing, why would I deny a new song by him if it were him? Because I know full well that it isn't.
This is Elvis, listen closer... I been listening him too since I was a little girl. Im now 59 and its him. It might sound strange but because of the casette.
Nothing like Elvis' music. There will never be another entertainer like him. Sorry his private life was so messed up. But then again, a lot of entertainers are. Sad that prescription drugs and other health issues took him way too soon. I have been a Elvis fan a long long time and it sounds like him to me. Hopefully it can be produced and released. Would that not be awesome ?
Maybe you should read " Destined to die young". Elvis had MAJOR health problems from birth. There is WAY more to that story. His mom, Grandma Doll & 6 of his 8 uncles all died in their 40's. He took perscriptions to deal with his Genetic health problems, his enlarged paralyzed colon, Glaucoma, Antitrypsin Deficiency, a condition which can result in lung and/or liver disease both of which he had severely at the time of his death. Elvis was never a smoker or drinker. He had Together with the immune system disorder, hypogammaglobulinemia, which plagued Elvis all his life and caused him to constantly fight various infections. His “inherited” weak heart, reactive arthritis, and the impact of his nocturnal lifestyle, resulting in a lack of vitamin D, the effects of which contributed to respiratory infections, reduced immune function, and inflammation. Of the 11 bodily systems that operate to keep us alive and hopefully healthy. Critically, Elvis suffered disease or disorder in nine of them! And five were present from birth and pre his fame. His heart (circulatory system), his lungs (respiratory system), and his bowels (digestive/excretory systems) required medication. Insomnia affected his nervous system……His immune system was compromised. His urinary system was not functioning properly. At one point there was even talk of dialysis. Often he is dismissed as just another rock ‘n’ roll drug addict. He wasn't taking street drugs. He was taking perscriptions not to "ESCAPE" h was taking them to try to maintain some sense of normalcy as himself in a time where the medical field was limited. No DNA, Genetics, No MRI's, little known about the addiction, his dystrophy & No understanding of Vitamin D even. Looking at the illnesses and disorders, that mounted upon each other over the decades, it’s no coincidence that Elvis’ prescription drug use increased as his health declined. From ear infections to chronic tonsilitis to recurrent flus to eye infections and glaucoma…..these arguably insignificant ailments independently, grew into something more. As his body broke down, alongside multiple immune system disorders and genetic complications, prescription medication and his handy PDR tried to fill the gaps. When that no longer worked, hospital stays became the norm and his list of ailments grew. The sicker he got, the more prescriptions he was prescribed. He was seeing a cardiologist before he bought Graceland. He was 20yrs old. They have gone through Elvis's entire life of medical records & now have an entire different story now. This is all the facts Geraldo & 20/20 never stated.
@@kelliintexas3575 I knew a lot of this but there is so much more of which I was not aware... Thank you for sharing. I'll be reading that book. 🕺👑❤️🔥 Edit: Its heartbreaking that Elvis had such guilt about being the surviving twin. That poor baby probably had the worst of the ailments all together and never had a fighting chance 😓
He didn't write many songs himself, but this has his fingerprints on it, in comparison to the others that we know he wrote. I reckon it was a tribute to the love of his life - Priscilla. He wouldn't have wanted to release it because she was long gone.
The guy recorded so much stuff at his house or on the road anything is possible. I still think there are tons of gems from the 50s they never released but knew he did record. It is easy in my opinion to imitate older Elvis but early Elvis takes skill. This could be him but I think it is an impersonator. Still, with Elvis as always anything is possible.
Even in death Elvis has still got us on the edge of our seat is it him or not .I say deffenetley it is him but not Elvis voice from 1976 .this is his voice alot earlier than that .the king of rock and roll will keep us asking questions till the end of time .rip the greatest pop entertainer ever .or how are you today Elvis how's the weather .that's the type of man he was or still is . keep everyone wandering
"Way Down" was not an album. It was a single off the album "Moody Blue" which was 6 studio recordings and 3 live songs (from previous concert recordings) thrown together. Yep, all Felton Jarvis got out of Elvis in that last session was 6 songs.
I agree with asking the surviving TCB Band members, "Did you play behind Elvis on this?" The news story clip does not hardly play any of the song to know one way or the other. A couple of years have passed now - WHAT HAS BECOME OF THIS????
I think The only really way to tell is the back up singers.After all They had to know ever aspect of his Voice.From when he would take his breaths in songs like this.To the way he would say different words.To just about anything,he said or did .Because they had,to be on his timing.To follow him in any given song.I know there isnt very many of them left.But there are still some.Like Kathy Westmoreland..
I can tell you where they got it. Harold Lloyd told me that there was a box of tapes and papers left outside the back door at Graceland. A fan asked if they could have it and was told that they could. Boy did someone get in trouble over that. Elvis died not too long after that. He was preparing to do a new album.
I have a pretty good ear when it comes to Elvis songs and voice, unfortunately not enough of this song was played, however, what I heard is Elvis singing. Many impersonators have come close, some really close... but never that close!
Nobody can sing a elvis song start to finish and sound exactly like him the best impersonators that I've heard is jahny harra and doug church and they can't sing word for word like him. Until I hear the full song I can't realy comment about this one but he is still alive and still singing. Living his life his way in peace away from the media
Linda Hood Sigmon this is not Elvis it’s a impersonation of him ! I’ve been listening to him since I was 5 years old and trust me this is not him ! Elvis voice is way to high for a recording that he did in 1976 and it’s possible at sometime he thought about recording the song or they were trying to get Elvis to record it but sorry this s not him 100 percent and I would bet 10 thousand dollars on it!
@@Invisibleindreamsonly This was not recorded in 1976...it was during the recording of the soundtrack for Harum Scarum...but was not used in the movie.
@@lindahoodsigmon1625 I saw your other comments talking about this song not being from 1976 but from the time of the Harum Scarum, can you give me more information about this? I would love to know everything you know about it
As someone who studies Elvis' voice, I have to say that sounds exactly like him. Even the best Elvis impersonators can't get his voice exactly. I have no doubt that's Elvis.
jesse p Proven by any real fan the instant they heard it. Oh, and Elvis Presley Enterprises. It was a demo tape of a song to be possibly recorded by Elvis, they're quite common. No real Elvis fan could consider it to be Elvis, especially in 1976. His voice sounded nothing like this "younger" Elvis here. Oh, and the fact that nothing's been heard about the song since 2011 should tell you something! Finally, the attorney Hinton who brought this to light is a relative of a Dr Hinton who was involved in a major "Elvis is alive" scam from years ago. Total con job. Every day of Elvis' life in 1976 is documented: he hadn't set foot in a recording studio in 18 months, and never would again (except to record at Graceland itself). It's not Elvis. End of story. If you think it's Elvis, then you're either not a fan, or a casual fan at best.
I disagree. I listen to Elvis all day, every day because I'm a huge fan. I also am a musician and like to impersonate his voice, so I have studied it a lot. I think it sounds exactly like his voice. I'm not saying it is Elvis, because I can't be sure, but if it isn't then props to the impersonator because it's spot on.
jesse p You're clearly not a real fan if you think that's Elvis, especially from 1976. I've been a fan close to 50 years. Once again: this song was PROVEN to be a hoax back in 2011. End of story.
this was recorded in 1976 in Humble TX.....RCA never recorded on a cassettee....always reel to reel. this is song will be done soon by the man who sang the original.....
Could have been Roddey Mcdowel. Who did the song, 'The King is gone" right after Elvis' death. But the song is cut so many times in this video it never gets to a chorus to hear if any of his backup singers were in this. So I'm thinking by not letting the chorus be heard they are just trying to keep the dust blowing around that Elvis might still be alive or to keep his memory going. Elvis needs no help being remembered. Not another on earth like him. Before or Since.
RCA still has hundreds of unreleased recordings. They will be "found," discovered and released for years. Get ready to cough up the dollars, Elvis fans......
Agreed! I can think of a few different scenarios. One: This is before 1976 and was for some reason deemed not good enough to be released. It definitely is not 1976 or later. Two: It's a demo for Elvis, using someone with similar vocals to allow Elvis or RCA to better imagine how the song could work for Elvis. Three: It's just an impersonator.
Where did Albert Lee and Jimmy Crane get the recording from? What recording session is this from? There were only two recording sessions in 1976: February and October.
The reason this won't be released has nothing to do with who owns the rights to it, it's because they wouldn't want to see so many people be so negative about it. Like he said, there are many good impersonators but you can never completely copy someone. I wish we could have heard the impersonator's voice. I could claim to be an impersonator but would probably sound more like a woman singing off key in a white costume. Probably because that's what I would be! :P
That's not E His voice had changed from the 60's to the 70's personally I think it was getting better (If that's possible).Elvis has about 1500 songs recorded and this ain't one of em.
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As soon as I heard this I could tell it was Elvis. There are many imitators, but there is one thing they could never and will never be able to imitate. When Elvis sang he had in his voice what I can only describe as loneliness. He was a very humble man and despite having many things in this world you could always sense his loneliness. His heart and spirit always seemed to be troubled. He will always be the best voice in this whole universe. We were blessed to have had him a true gift from God.
This may simply be for the fact his twin didn't survive, in the womb together 9 months and a large part of him was now missing. I don't have a twin but the closeness of my double cousin and I was so significant that when she past at her age of 57, my lastv8 yrs have been my loneliest. Someone is missing, brings a huge loneliness even though we are not alone.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Please, get your ears tested. I have every studio recording that Elvis made, along with god knows how many concert recordings, and have listened to them countless times over the last 50 years. This isn't Elvis! Show me one official release by his record company that features this unreleased track. You can't because there isn't one, and that's because it isn't Elvis. Whatever vocal/sound expert they used to prove this is Elvis should be fired for the fraud that he is. If this was Elvis then I, as an Elvis fan, would be glad to have another recording to add to my collection, so I have no other reason to highlight the fact that it isn't other than I know it's not Elvis, and any Elvis fan worth their salt would know it too.
I pray we will get to enjoy this wonderful song by Elvis . What a treasure that will be and to let you know just how much of a treasure it is ,my heart rate is about to explode and my temples are throbbing , my heart does its flip just like every time i listen to one of Elvis's songs. No imitator can cause that to happen to me. It is something I felt at the tender age of five years old and it happens only when Elvis sings! That is my Elvis !!!
I have an idea that if we heard the whole song. Most true Elvis fans could tell you by the end of the tape if it is Elvis or not.
True. It's hard to tell by just that snippet, but judging by that, I dont believe it is him.
Fantastic, wonderful original song.
It's incredible what a high emotional world he had, which was reflected in his songs. A wonderful gift for the audience, a real treasure for loyal fans. I think in total there are several billion people. Thanks✌👑👼❤🌹🎅🎄
I miss him so very much . Just like everyone else who was,is a fan of his .
it sounds like Elvis to me no one could ever have same voice as elvis
Its definitely ELVIS PRESLEY!! ONLY a TRUE Elvis FAN would know!! Evidence does NOT LIE!!!
How awesome. A new Elvis Presley song.
Thats him i been listening 2 Elvis since i was 10year old and to me is sound like Elvis. Everybody always wanted to hit his pockets it was all about the money Elvis will always live in my heart there's no one can be like Elvis there's only one Elvis and that's the king Elvis Presley and no one can beat that. Rest in peace my love you are truly missed but never ever be forgotten😘💖👑🌟💧💋🌹⭐⚡📺🎶🔭🎤🎼🎵🏇🏈🎸🍔💸💸💊☎📻
i agree ! who dont know that mans voice aint truely a elvis fan!his voice stands out no matter who trys to sing like him! Love elvis!
I actually love this song. Perhaps an Elvis tribute artist could record this song. I, for one, would be thrilled to hear its full length :)
LOVE YOU ELVIS YOU WILL BE WITH U S ALL FOREVER YOU WILL NEVER DIE
I think it sounds like Elvis, but not from 1976. Maybe 1960 or 61. Any serious Elvis fan would know this is not how Elvis sounded in 1976.
i dont think it's elvis too but if it's him that's definitely not 1976,i would say around 1953 if it would be him 'cause the voice sound like when he recorded my happiness
Kevin Hoffman it sounds like Elvis in the '60s but by an older man which by itself shows how stupid it is to think this is Elvis.
I agree it's not from 76 if it is elvis I mean listen to moody blues he sounded like he was mostly out of breath
Kevin Hoffman its not Elvis from ANY point in his career
You said it best
I hope some of the people who performed with him will come forward and let them know if that's their music also. That's an awesome find ! Thanks for sharing this video .
Thank you so very much forever.Elvis Presley.
Elvis is life and have Jesus in his Beautiful Heart with great love God Bless Him and his family
RAV xx
Sounds like Elvis to me. Been a fan for nearly 50 yrs.
Cuz I know you got a kind heart and I want to see you before I passed away cuz I love you Elvis I've been watching you since I was 5 years old
I do believe this is Elvis. One thing we all need to remember, is the technology then in the 70's is not like it is today. The tape was stored for along period of time, but nevertheless, I do remember reading somewhere in a book that Elvis had a musician or someone close to him who had wrote a song for him to record. Elvis read it, and agreed to record it. I believe this is it and the name mentioned sounds familiar. But we all have the right to believe as we wish.
That's Elvis but not from the mid-70's. He sounded like this in the early to mid-60's. I've been listening to (and collecting) Elvis since 1965. I've heard many impersonators and, to be honest, the best they'll ever do is almost come close. As soon as I heard the 1st line in this song, I knew it was Elvis. For those who doubt it, consider how much of the King's material must still be in the vaults of RCA that was never released.
Interesting
This will be one song RCA can't touch.
This is Elvis Presley!!!!
Elvis' voice seems much younger than 1976.
Gustavo Corrêa it just doesn't sound like Elvis it's an impersonation at best
I thought so as we'll
This is not Elvis!!!
If we could have heard enough of it we could have made a better decision but I think it's Elvis from the later 60's. I don't think this style was very popular mid 70's. I was and am a huge fan. Grew up listening to his music. Even got an autographed pic he sent me when I was 10 years old. I wrote to him thinking it wasn't really his address and really got an answer. One of my best life memories. 💖
I am not an expert, but I do not have to listen twice to recognize the unique voice of the King. As one of the experts in the video said, there are no two Elvis Presley in the world. There will never be. His voice is so characteristic
Sounds like Elvis to me, but I've only been listening to him for 57 years.
Quinn Warwick me 50 years. Since I was 7.
Quinn Warwick I think it's Elvis
I concur with you Quinn as you said I have only been listening to him for 60 yrs.!
@@sassylady54 yep me too since 1960
But not like a 76 voice
this is Elvis hi get the same feeling when hi here him sing love you always xx sue
I have always been a great fan of the king and I knew first time that this was Elvis. There was only one Elvis and there always will be. Elvis is unique. Btw I'm 65 years old
Not Elvis, not in a million years.
I knew this was Elvis presently iv listened to him alot
I strongly disagree with the comments saying that it wasn't Elvis singing that song. I draw comparison to his work from 1969 until his death. Fact: No one person can readily duplicate his voice. Many TRY only to fail. The voice is indeed Elvis, but the song will never see light of day because the master tapes are missing.
+Kevin Rocheleau who said the master is missing?....yes...it really is Elvis
You got that right.
Wow
Kevin Rocheleau Ladies and Gentlemen
Bob Joyce sounds pretty damn close to Elvis honestly
Elvis is alive ❤️⚡🎶
His Name on the papers .and his pictures and his name on all those papers.and his Voice NEW SONG TCB.THANK YOU ElVIS.A NEw SONG IS BORN.It Is HIS VOICE. AMEN.BY.
If it were Elvis Presley singing it I would be very happy. He has a wonderful,talented voice . He could sing me any, I would love it . He had such a charisma more than 2 people who I knew that were idiots . I love the way he sung,acted in movies, his moving to the beat, the man himself .
Its elvis singing u can tell that it is a beautiful song there is only one elvis noonne comes close tcb forever
There only one person singing this song is ELVIS.PRESLEY. Amen TCB.
cut from a movie maybe sounds like a movie song 1976
to late more like1967
or earlier
the voice matured last yrs of singing
Cool story!!!! I'm living to love you baby!!!💞💗💗💞💞🐶🌷💋🥰😘😘😘😘🐶
Then say it puff
This is Elvis's voice when he was very young you can tell listen to his younger voice when he sings his older songs when he was a young man sounds just like him
There was a guy at our church who sang, exactly like Elvis. I used to say, here goes Elvis again!
The hell it's not Elvis!!! The expert is known all over for his expertise. Violet, you should be so proud honey!!
Those who really knew his voice and loved THAT VOICE and the man, know this is ELVIS ! For real...
THANK YOU FOR FINDING THIS TAPE I WONT ONE PLEASE.......A FAN.
I believe it is Elvis. He may not have been doing a ot of recording, but that doesn't mean he wasn't doing any recording. He did record an Ablum right near the end of his life(Moody Blue) 1977, this sounds much like those recordings. Maybe this was never polished up enough to put on that album or maybe it was cut because of no room. Perhaps it was to be on a future album but sadly he passed away first.. But, I believe this is Elvis.
I WELL ALWAYS LOVE YOU ELVIS ❤ KATHY EBERHARDT
Sounds like early elvis
this is the king
Let. Us. His. Fans. Hear. It. All. And. We ll. Know. Be. Good. If. It. Was.
It doesn't matter who it is... Let's just all agree it sounds AMAZING!!!!!
Janice Lyons if Elvis sounded like that he wouldn't have been the king
I didn't say it sounds that way at all
The guy doing the analysis is suppose to be an expert. So whether you agree with his opinion or not it doesn't matter because you AREN'T the expert unless you have the experience or credentials. And ultimatley, it will be his opinion that will carry "weight" in the matter.
So tell us, smart ass, why hasn't this new song been released by Elvis' record company as a new song? For one simple reason. IT ISN'T ELVIS! Who gives a shit about what an expert examining sound waves says? I've listened to Elvis over a 40-year period, and know every cadence and nuance of his voice, and this singer is not Elvis. For god's sake, are you dimwits who insist that this song is by Elvis that tone deaf? Well you'd have to be if you think this is Elvis. It's not released as an Elvis song because - **drum-roll** - it isn't Elvis. As an Elvis fan of many year's standing, why would I deny a new song by him if it were him? Because I know full well that it isn't.
Erich Hoefert an expert like this guy shouldn't be allowed to analyze anything he showed how incompetent he is and so did you
I personally wouldn't know, but people can be called "experts" for the wrong reasons, and science isn't infallible.
It's not always for the best that the opinions of the "experts" carry the weight!
agree 100% this voice is not Elvis'. This is not Elvis.
This is Elvis, listen closer... I been listening him too since I was a little girl. Im now 59 and its him. It might sound strange but because of the casette.
Nothing like Elvis' music. There will never be another entertainer like him. Sorry his private life was so messed up. But then again, a lot of entertainers are. Sad that prescription drugs and other health issues took him way too soon. I have been a Elvis fan a long long time and it sounds like him to me. Hopefully it can be produced and released. Would that not be awesome ?
I loved him for the person he was,always will be . If his dr hadn't overdrugged Elvis I believe that he would've been alive still .
Maybe you should read " Destined to die young". Elvis had MAJOR health problems from birth. There is WAY more to that story. His mom, Grandma Doll & 6 of his 8 uncles all died in their 40's. He took perscriptions to deal with his Genetic health problems, his enlarged paralyzed colon, Glaucoma, Antitrypsin Deficiency, a condition which can result in lung and/or liver disease both of which he had severely at the time of his death. Elvis was never a smoker or drinker. He had Together with the immune system disorder, hypogammaglobulinemia, which plagued Elvis all his life and caused him to constantly fight various infections. His “inherited” weak heart, reactive arthritis, and the impact of his nocturnal lifestyle, resulting in a lack of vitamin D, the effects of which contributed to respiratory infections, reduced immune function, and inflammation.
Of the 11 bodily systems that operate to keep us alive and hopefully healthy. Critically, Elvis suffered disease or disorder in nine of them! And five were present from birth and pre his fame. His heart (circulatory system), his lungs (respiratory system), and his bowels (digestive/excretory systems) required medication. Insomnia affected his nervous system……His immune system was compromised. His urinary system was not functioning properly. At one point there was even talk of dialysis.
Often he is dismissed as just another rock ‘n’ roll drug addict. He wasn't taking street drugs. He was taking perscriptions not to "ESCAPE" h was taking them to try to maintain some sense of normalcy as himself in a time where the medical field was limited. No DNA, Genetics, No MRI's, little known about the addiction, his dystrophy & No understanding of Vitamin D even.
Looking at the illnesses and disorders, that mounted upon each other over the decades, it’s no coincidence that Elvis’ prescription drug use increased as his health declined. From ear infections to chronic tonsilitis to recurrent flus to eye infections and glaucoma…..these arguably insignificant ailments independently, grew into something more. As his body broke down, alongside multiple immune system disorders and genetic complications, prescription medication and his handy PDR tried to fill the gaps. When that no longer worked, hospital stays became the norm and his list of ailments grew.
The sicker he got, the more prescriptions he was prescribed. He was seeing a cardiologist before he bought Graceland. He was 20yrs old. They have gone through Elvis's entire life of medical records & now have an entire different story now. This is all the facts Geraldo & 20/20 never stated.
@@kelliintexas3575 I knew a lot of this but there is so much more of which I was not aware... Thank you for sharing. I'll be reading that book. 🕺👑❤️🔥
Edit: Its heartbreaking that Elvis had such guilt about being the surviving twin. That poor baby probably had the worst of the ailments all together and never had a fighting chance 😓
Oh it's Elvis...
Hallelujah!
Since not one of the surviving members of Elvis's band were asked about this it means they most likely must have thought it was a fake.
He didn't write many songs himself, but this has his fingerprints on it, in comparison to the others that we know he wrote. I reckon it was a tribute to the love of his life - Priscilla. He wouldn't have wanted to release it because she was long gone.
The guy recorded so much stuff at his house or on the road anything is possible. I still think there are tons of gems from the 50s they never released but knew he did record. It is easy in my opinion to imitate older Elvis but early Elvis takes skill. This could be him but I think it is an impersonator. Still, with Elvis as always anything is possible.
I loved the recording of the letter
There is only 1 man that can sound like that no one can match him not his brothers or his twin they all have unique vocals.
theres outtakes from rehearsels on bootleg cd's where he recites something like this wish i could remeber which one it was on
THIS IS ELVIS YES!!!!!!!!!!! 100%
Even in death Elvis has still got us on the edge of our seat is it him or not .I say deffenetley it is him but not Elvis voice from 1976 .this is his voice alot earlier than that .the king of rock and roll will keep us asking questions till the end of time .rip the greatest pop entertainer ever .or how are you today Elvis how's the weather .that's the type of man he was or still is . keep everyone wandering
THIS RECORDING SURE SOUNDS LIKE E.P.
It's Elvis, no doubt about it.
"Way Down" was not an album. It was a single off the album "Moody Blue" which was 6 studio recordings and 3 live songs (from previous concert recordings) thrown together. Yep, all Felton Jarvis got out of Elvis in that last session was 6 songs.
it was Elvis, if you know Elvis, you know his voice and the wanna be's
Amen💗
I LOVE THIS TAPE.V.WHERE CANWe GET IT.
Kisses in the wind!
Come to think of it, it sounds like an outtake from the Dean Martin special that he appeared on when he got of rehab.
I agree with asking the surviving TCB Band members, "Did you play behind Elvis on this?" The news story clip does not hardly play any of the song to know one way or the other. A couple of years have passed now - WHAT HAS BECOME OF THIS????
I think The only really way to tell is the back up singers.After all They had to know ever aspect of his Voice.From when he would take his breaths in songs like this.To the way he would say different words.To just about anything,he said or did .Because they had,to be on his timing.To follow him in any given song.I know there isnt very many of them left.But there are still some.Like Kathy Westmoreland..
still not released or talked about.. sounds like a good song
All you have to do is ask the people who recorded on this song that would make sense. The people are still living.
I would buy it.. It's him
I can tell you where they got it. Harold Lloyd told me that there was a box of tapes and papers left outside the back door at Graceland. A fan asked if they could have it and was told that they could. Boy did someone get in trouble over that. Elvis died not too long after that. He was preparing to do a new album.
Sounds like Elvis around 1963, not 1976.
I have a pretty good ear when it comes to Elvis songs and voice, unfortunately not enough of this song was played, however, what I heard is Elvis singing.
Many impersonators have come close, some really close... but never that close!
Elvis is alive and well and he's been sighted all over Memphis hundreds of times. He is Pastor Bob Joyce AKA Elvis Aron Presley.
Exciting
Nobody can sing a elvis song start to finish and sound exactly like him the best impersonators that I've heard is jahny harra and doug church and they can't sing word for word like him. Until I hear the full song I can't realy comment about this one but he is still alive and still singing. Living his life his way in peace away from the media
If this is Elvis voice it may be a clue that Elvis was trying to tell us something
Elvis told me himself that he did record this song. It was recorded during the recording of the soundtrack for Harum Scarum.
Linda Hood Sigmon this is not Elvis it’s a impersonation of him ! I’ve been listening to him since I was 5 years old and trust me this is not him ! Elvis voice is way to high for a recording that he did in 1976 and it’s possible at sometime he thought about recording the song or they were trying to get Elvis to record it but sorry this s not him 100 percent and I would bet 10 thousand dollars on it!
@@Invisibleindreamsonly This was not recorded in 1976...it was during the recording of the soundtrack for Harum Scarum...but was not used in the movie.
@@lindahoodsigmon1625 I saw your other comments talking about this song not being from 1976 but from the time of the Harum Scarum, can you give me more information about this? I would love to know everything you know about it
As someone who studies Elvis' voice, I have to say that sounds exactly like him. Even the best Elvis impersonators can't get his voice exactly. I have no doubt that's Elvis.
+jesse p It isn't. It's been proven to be a hoax.
Proven by who? The sound analysis people on here said it was a match and I agree.
jesse p
Proven by any real fan the instant they heard it. Oh, and Elvis Presley Enterprises. It was a demo tape of a song to be possibly recorded by Elvis, they're quite common. No real Elvis fan could consider it to be Elvis, especially in 1976. His voice sounded nothing like this "younger" Elvis here. Oh, and the fact that nothing's been heard about the song since 2011 should tell you something! Finally, the attorney Hinton who brought this to light is a relative of a Dr Hinton who was involved in a major "Elvis is alive" scam from years ago. Total con job. Every day of Elvis' life in 1976 is documented: he hadn't set foot in a recording studio in 18 months, and never would again (except to record at Graceland itself). It's not Elvis. End of story. If you think it's Elvis, then you're either not a fan, or a casual fan at best.
I disagree. I listen to Elvis all day, every day because I'm a huge fan. I also am a musician and like to impersonate his voice, so I have studied it a lot. I think it sounds exactly like his voice. I'm not saying it is Elvis, because I can't be sure, but if it isn't then props to the impersonator because it's spot on.
jesse p
You're clearly not a real fan if you think that's Elvis, especially from 1976. I've been a fan close to 50 years. Once again: this song was PROVEN to be a hoax back in 2011. End of story.
would be nice come on elvis album
HOW DO I GET THIS TAPE.THANK YOU VERY MUCH .TCB.A FAN.
Elvis. come. to. my. mom. home little. girl
So whats the latest on this recording. I'd love to hear it in it's entireity
Het is mijn kasset Elvis geeft toe mee ; is stelen van mijn sanwari
this was recorded in 1976 in Humble TX.....RCA never recorded on a cassettee....always reel to reel. this is song will be done soon by the man who sang the original.....
I would say this does sound like Elvis, if it definitely isn`t its pretty good.
Really I mean real this just come out now what the heck how can it be that this song never surface until now wow
Joe Esposito.. You are 'spot on'..
@lawoffice the tape u have it is elvis voice 100 % 😇☁️☀️❤ listen to the tap will I now his voice anywhere .
Could have been Roddey Mcdowel. Who did the song, 'The King is gone" right after Elvis' death. But the song is cut so many times in this video it never gets to a chorus to hear if any of his backup singers were in this. So I'm thinking by not letting the chorus be heard they are just trying to keep the dust blowing around that Elvis might still be alive or to keep his memory going. Elvis needs no help being remembered. Not another on earth like him. Before or Since.
RCA still has hundreds of unreleased recordings. They will be "found," discovered and released for years. Get ready to cough up the dollars, Elvis fans......
Sounds like elvis
Agreed! I can think of a few different scenarios. One: This is before 1976 and was for some reason deemed not good enough to be released. It definitely is not 1976 or later. Two: It's a demo for Elvis, using someone with similar vocals to allow Elvis or RCA to better imagine how the song could work for Elvis. Three: It's just an impersonator.
Where did Albert Lee and Jimmy Crane get the recording from? What recording session is this from? There were only two recording sessions in 1976: February and October.
The reason this won't be released has nothing to do with who owns the rights to it, it's because they wouldn't want to see so many people be so negative about it. Like he said, there are many good impersonators but you can never completely copy someone. I wish we could have heard the impersonator's voice. I could claim to be an impersonator but would probably sound more like a woman singing off key in a white costume. Probably because that's what I would be! :P
That's not E His voice had changed from the 60's to the 70's personally I think it was getting better (If that's possible).Elvis has about 1500 songs recorded and this ain't one of em.
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Check out the date of 1976 Its been changed and there is another date under the 7 on that sheet of paper check it out !
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Wont to hear this tape thank you.forever.