I thank you for acknowledging what you're learning from us Elvis fans. I'll add that I'm learning from you as well (and I go back to the beginning as a teenager when he came into our world & changed it forever). Your sensitivity to the nuances of his & his group's performances & his personality is so enjoyable. You seem to "get him" without knowing all the details of his life that us devoted fans have learned from a lifetime of watching & reading. I'm really enjoying your reactions.
Wow a great song and performance but I love the way you analysis the whole performance - keep them coming - another great film song is City by Night from Double Trouble (lovely bluesy number) 💛👑⭐
So much of the Elvis enigma, especially of 70s Elvis, is full of his 'king things': the soaring operatic vocals, big sound, explosive energy, erotic beauty, commanding stage presence, epic power ballads, and so on. But it is when one listens to Elvis' quiet, meditative songs, it becomes clear why he is truly transcendental. If you want more, do check out I'll Remember you from the same concert. Or his understated Piano songs It's Still Here, I'll Take you Home Again Kathleen, I'll be True ( do listen to the undubbed versions on the Elvis Back In Nashville set, as the overdubs in 70s masters were something of a travesty many times, thanks to RCA and Felton). Or Danny Boy and For Ol Time's Sake ( the new Elvis Memphis set). There are just so many of these underrated, quiet meditations even in the otherwise Vegasy 70s, that shows how he was a master of restraint as well. All the versions I have mentioned are available on UA-cam. In General, listening to undubbed masters of 1970s opens one's ears to the beauty of his 70s voice: the released masters were often cluttered and had not too subtle arrangements. Elvis At Stax, From Elvis In Nashville are also excellent for the undubbed masters.
Hi Mike, been watching your reactions on ELVIS And love the way you communicate to your audience. I'VE watched this concert over and over and it is one of the first to go to over thirty country's. There is footage of Elvis talking about what songs he will be picking to sing.. ELVIS is very expressive in his music.. Just comming out from his divorce and choosing certain songs I believe had alot of truth to where he was at in his soul... like ..WHAT NOW MY LOVE..This time it's a Mountain...many more as you watch this concert. HE REPLACED HIS WEDDING RING WITH A LARGE HORSESHOE DIAMOND RING, AS A YOUNG MAN HE ALWAYS HAD A SMALL HORSESHOE RING .. IN EARLY FIFTIES.....PEOPLE TRY TO FIGURE HIM OUT IF HE SINGING ABOUT HOW HE FEELS OR A CERTAIN SOMEONE.I SAY LETS JUST ENJOY WHAT HE GAVE US.. HE WAS TREATED SO UNFAIRLY BY ALOT OF ARTIST ,THE INDUSTRY, THEY SAY HE WASN'T COUNTRY, HE WASN'T ROCK ECT... THERE SO MUCH FOOTAGE OUT THERE BUT ITS BEING HELD BACK. OUR GREAT BASKETBALL PLAYER SHAQUEL O'NEIL INVEST IN DEAD PEOPLES MIRGENDISE. GOOGLE IT PLEASE. I SAY TO SHAQUEL PLAY BALL.. IF YOU TOOK TIME TO READ THIS, I THANK YOU. GOD SPEED💙💙💙
Hi Mike! I so enjoy your reactions. As said by others-you are picking up on all the nuances that make Elvis a great performer and communicator. I think Elvis related to these songs of loneliness-from his singing Old Shep as a 10 year old, to his last performances-they resonated with him. He may have felt this loneliness due to being a twin without his twin. Whatever drew him to these kind of songs his performances, and the beauty of them is ironically because he did not see himself as a lone performer--he always wanted to sing in a group with others. His great appreciation for his fellow musicians and what they and the audience create together is in juxtaposition to the song. Elvis was an example of the great tension that always exists between the individual and the community-this is not to be at odds but rather as Elvis demonstrates in harmony-making the individual and the community greater than they could be because of the interaction, interdependence, and collaboration. God is teaching us something through him.
The amazing thing about Elvis is his ability to deliver a song intimately to both the audience and the viewer as if he was only singing to them. The great storytellers of the music world (Johnny Cash comes to mind) had this in their locker as well. The difference with Elvis was he had the vocal power and range when needed and so could sing across many genres of music brilliantly. This Hank Williams track being a case in point. Elvis`s vibrato is legendary for its width and musicality, it gives a warmth and richness that many have tried but few have equaled. Great reaction well done.
I watched this back in '73. I remember to this day thinking how great Elvis looked and believing he would be around for decades. Ironically, this was the last time he looked this good. This gives us an idea of how Elvis could have aged gracefully into his 40s and 50s if he had taken a different course in life. -Amazing how Elvis could effortlessly go from rock to country to gospel (as he did in this special), do them brilliantly and be totally different in each genre. Who else could do that?
Thank you for the wonderful reaction. The most famous performer in the world sings about the fact that he is so lonely that he wants to 😢. This song is very consonant with his state🤨Mike, what prevents you from watching this concert at home in the home theater? 😉
FANTASTIC reaction as always! Love hearing your thoughts. This song is so beautiful and Elvis sings it with such passion as he always does. His voice is impeccable! Love when he shakes like that when he knows how good he sounds. He also looks gorgeous 😍 TCB ⚡👑🌹
The way you respond to it, and what you say about the communciation and connection between the audenice, band and elvis, and his freeness and danger when it comes to singing ect.. its incredible. Are you able to do "Words live 1970" or "summer kisses winter tears"! thank you for everything, cant wait for the next reaction!
You are so right I have been a fan so long the other fans of Elvis connect in so many ways. When my husband and I went to Graceland and met so many people that are still friends today. He feels it all in fact he chose songs for lyrics often. You see that in the song "Memories" he did in the 68 comeback where he sits with the audience. He hated loss and when his mother died when he was in the Army he never got over it. She was his life. Thanks great reaction.
The music filled his heart and soul. My understanding is that he chose every song for this concert .The moment he started to sing this beautiful heart wrenching song I did what I do so often when he sings....I cried. I try not to but it just happens. Listening to you break down each song or performance helps many of us appreciate the intricacies of each experience in ways we might not have realized before...thank you so much Mike for enriching our special memories of him. Eventhough he thought he would not be remembered...to his fans..he truly was and will always remain unforgettable..💞🌻
Funny whenever I have seen this video, he makes it so believable because I think he internally means every word of this song. And that’s the sadness of it in its beauty there’s such sadness.
He just has a way. You never saw yhe same performance twice with Elvis even when he sang the same songs. There is something in the way that he sang and performed this song that is so hauntingly beautiful. Great reaction.
When Elvis sings this song he turns it to a magnificent melancholy masterpiece that haunts and thrills you to the very core of your being and sends shivers down your spine. I don't know how else to describe it but I totally love it!!! I could actually see and even hear shivers going through Elvis as he was singing - that is just how intense his passion and emotions are in this performance and well this is how he makes every song he sings his own!!!! Elvis is just out of this world!! Only Elvis!!! Thank you so much for your reactions - for a novice you sure go into the very depth of each performance with much wisdom and understanding!!
@@carolcliff5150 Oh Yes, Elvis voice is just so Heavenly beautiful and then along with the music it would just flow right through his body like an electric current making his performances so thrilling and sensual - and then along with his stunning good-looks - an absolute Elvis phenomenon!!!!!!!
This is a beautiful song, I've listened to this song a lot of times, and I cry every time, the concert is amazing watched it loads of time, he is so magnificent I can't get enough of him, and I love your reactions to this outstanding man, thank you😊
He sings this song with so much feeling it makes you feel it right down to the tip of your toes!! Once again, this is why he is THE KING!❤🎉😢❤ Thank you so much!!!
Hi Mike, here is an interesting comment from Elvis' step brother Billy "One day I walked into the den, Elvis was sitting there by himself, he was listening to a song on a record player... I asked, what's up Elvis??? He said, not much... Just "living with a song"... I said, what??? He smiled, then said... That's what I call it, when I'm thinking about doing a song... I listen to it for several hours, and arrange it in my head, the way I hear it... "
Absolutely Magnificent!! Love this song and Elvis puts so much heart and soul into this song!! To me there was nor ever will be anyone else like him!! Elvis had everything!! Irreplaceable!! Thank you as always I Love Your Reactions to Elvis!! The King of Music!! He shall Forever be a Legend, He shall always be the undisputed 🤴!!❤❤❤❤️🔥❤️🔥
Great reaction, as always. Unlike (I think) all musical groups, Elvis has his backup singers not behind him, but to his left, perpendicular to him. That's why you'll see him, almost always, singing and facing that way. It seems to me that this is his way of seeking support and approval, and even joking with some of them. ¡Saludos desde Chile!
Elvis es un emisor y receptor al mismo tiempo de sus vibraciones más allá de escuchar su voz siente la vibración de ésta y eso es maravilloso podrías reaccionar a TOMOROROW NEVER COMES please thanks thanks very much 😏👑🫶
Probably the best way I've heard how to describe Elvis's voice is "that "it bleeds". This is a great example of him "bleeding". It leaves no one unaffected.
Jeg absolut elsker din reaktioner på Elvis 🤩 og jeg elsker hvordan du fanger ham 🔥🔥 Jeg HÅBER mange Elvis fans opdager din UA-cam kanal så de også kan nyde dine vidunderlige reaktioner på vores allesammens Elvis ❤
Elvis once said this song was the saddest song he had ever sung. There is a book written in 1987 titled "Are you Lonesome tonight" that has resurfaced about Elvis early singing years. It's a fascinating story about his early years. It's gives you another whole new perspective on his life. Thank you Mike for sharing another great performance...
This song puts me in mind of so many things. You always knew how he was feeling. In any given moment. Despite his ability to play to the crowd, he could not hide his soul because he was connected. TO US!!! There won’t be another any time soon, if ever. I am not a believer. But I listen to Elvis gospel daily. I LOVED that he was a true believer. Never wavered. It’s easier to hear from someone who means it. Who gets comfort from it and can convey that. Thats special. Doesn’t change my stance, but gives me comfort that it gave Elvis comfort. He was, and is, a part of us and will live after us. Not to mention , his voice can make you stop in your tacks. Either to sing or to marvel. Been doing it for 60+ years. He regularly travels with me and daily does chores with me. I’ll miss him until I die. After that, whatever, but he was a chosen individual. We’ve only seen a few in our lifetimes and he, among all, stands high above. It just IS.
I've said this1,000 x's before & I'll say it 1,000 x's again: no one put into a song the feeling, the emotion that this man did -- no matter the type of song, genre, upbeat, etc. 3 of his songs that I've listened to twice but do not listen to anymore -- this is one, the others are In The Ghetto & The Sound of Your Cry -- they have become too heart wrenching for me & I just don't want to be hurting & crying anymore. When you have nothing to do in your spare time you may want to compare Elvis' What Now My Love to Sinatra & then Sonny & Cher. WOW! is all I can say. I have to say Cher's voice sounded very good. I'll email screenshots so you will get the correct ones. Thx so much.
Mike! I follow alot of reactors, but after hearing your reactions to Elvis I have come to learn that most of them are just their opinions of what they react to.Im sure that most of your followers are in their70's 80's and yes, some 90's. And we appreciate your true input of Elvis. Most of us understand everything you articulate but can't put into words how we feel. With over 800 songs don't know if most of us will be around for the end but I wait impatiently for you next Elvis take. Your the best
I agree, most express their emotional reaction where Mike gives us his analysis, which I prefer. As for the followers ages… I’m in my 40s and absolutely love Elvis, nobody can top him❤
hi mike sorry Mike sorry everybody but when it comes to aloha from hawaii im going to continue to advocate for the rehearsal versions of most songs & this is another that the rehearsal > over broadcast mike you should really checkout the rehearsal versions if even on your own... remember "what now my love" that was from the rehearsal show :)
Yesterday I was scrolling Elvis reactions as I normally do I came across something i think you might be interested in the reactor is wings of pegasus about a year ago.He's done several analyzes of Elvis.His voice from a technical stand point his a voice and relationship "real' personality..
Check out .. Flaming star Its midnight I'm leavin* live 74 or 75. He'll have to go I'm coming home Where no one stands alone *live 77 Saved There's a honkey tonk angel
Bruce Springsten decided to be a musician when he, a a kid, wacth ElVIS performance at Ed Salivan show It would be very fun to reacto to 2 clips of Bruce Springsteen talking about ElVIS a) a very fanny story of him telling how he tried to meet Elvis ,when he became famous ua-cam.com/video/mbXCfpYZwIk/v-deo.html and b)him talking about Elvis infuence ua-cam.com/video/hHOd4xhAdDY/v-deo.html
I’ve heard this a couple thousand times (along with the rehearsal and other versions from 73). Not a favorite of mine. Worth listening to as is the great majority of the EP catalog.
This song or any other song he sang had nothing with shamanism literally or figuratively. His treatment of this song was faithful to the original by Hank Williams. In the early 1960s Elvis did "Your Cheating Heart." It was pleasant, but not inspiring. Dean Martin did a peerless version of it. Jody Miller did it well too. B.J. Thomas in the mid 60s did ISLICC and nailed it.
he is so good, i dont think anyone sounds this good live let alone in a studio
The King... his voice and passion with every song.. amazing
I thank you for acknowledging what you're learning from us Elvis fans. I'll add that I'm learning from you as well (and I go back to the beginning as a teenager when he came into our world & changed it forever). Your sensitivity to the nuances of his & his group's performances & his personality is so enjoyable. You seem to "get him" without knowing all the details of his life that us devoted fans have learned from a lifetime of watching & reading. I'm really enjoying your reactions.
@@judyzeller3921
completely agree with 100% of everything you said judy!
thank you i could have never put it so eloquently ♡
Absolutely love this song by- Elvis. Nobody, nobody did it better.
HE IS STILL BEST SINGER IN THE WORLD 🌎❤ 💙♥ 💕 💙. THAT IS WHY HE IS THE KING 🤴 ❤ ♥ 💙 🙌 💖 🤴 ❤
Wow a great song and performance but I love the way you analysis the whole performance - keep them coming - another great film song is City by Night from Double Trouble (lovely bluesy number) 💛👑⭐
So much of the Elvis enigma, especially of 70s Elvis, is full of his 'king things': the soaring operatic vocals, big sound, explosive energy, erotic beauty, commanding stage presence, epic power ballads, and so on. But it is when one listens to Elvis' quiet, meditative songs, it becomes clear why he is truly transcendental. If you want more, do check out I'll Remember you from the same concert. Or his understated Piano songs It's Still Here, I'll Take you Home Again Kathleen, I'll be True ( do listen to the undubbed versions on the Elvis Back In Nashville set, as the overdubs in 70s masters were something of a travesty many times, thanks to RCA and Felton). Or Danny Boy and For Ol Time's Sake ( the new Elvis Memphis set). There are just so many of these underrated, quiet meditations even in the otherwise Vegasy 70s, that shows how he was a master of restraint as well.
All the versions I have mentioned are available on UA-cam. In General, listening to undubbed masters of 1970s opens one's ears to the beauty of his 70s voice: the released masters were often cluttered and had not too subtle arrangements. Elvis At Stax, From Elvis In Nashville are also excellent for the undubbed masters.
Hi Mike, been watching your reactions on ELVIS
And love the way you communicate to your audience. I'VE watched this concert over and over and it is one of the first to go to over thirty country's. There is footage of Elvis talking about what songs he will be picking to sing.. ELVIS is very expressive in his music.. Just comming out from his divorce and choosing certain songs I believe had alot of truth to where he was at in his soul... like ..WHAT NOW MY LOVE..This time it's a Mountain...many more as you watch this concert. HE REPLACED HIS WEDDING RING WITH A LARGE HORSESHOE DIAMOND RING, AS A YOUNG MAN HE ALWAYS HAD A SMALL HORSESHOE RING .. IN EARLY FIFTIES.....PEOPLE TRY TO FIGURE HIM OUT IF HE SINGING ABOUT HOW HE FEELS OR A CERTAIN SOMEONE.I SAY LETS JUST ENJOY WHAT HE GAVE US.. HE WAS TREATED SO UNFAIRLY BY ALOT OF ARTIST ,THE INDUSTRY, THEY SAY HE WASN'T COUNTRY, HE WASN'T ROCK ECT... THERE SO MUCH FOOTAGE OUT THERE BUT ITS BEING HELD BACK. OUR GREAT BASKETBALL PLAYER SHAQUEL O'NEIL INVEST IN DEAD PEOPLES MIRGENDISE. GOOGLE IT PLEASE. I SAY TO SHAQUEL PLAY BALL.. IF YOU TOOK TIME TO READ THIS, I THANK YOU. GOD SPEED💙💙💙
Hi Mike! I so enjoy your reactions. As said by others-you are picking up on all the nuances that make Elvis a great performer and communicator. I think Elvis related to these songs of loneliness-from his singing Old Shep as a 10 year old, to his last performances-they resonated with him. He may have felt this loneliness due to being a twin without his twin. Whatever drew him to these kind of songs his performances, and the beauty of them is ironically because he did not see himself as a lone performer--he always wanted to sing in a group with others. His great appreciation for his fellow musicians and what they and the audience create together is in juxtaposition to the song. Elvis was an example of the great tension that always exists between the individual and the community-this is not to be at odds but rather as Elvis demonstrates in harmony-making the individual and the community greater than they could be because of the interaction, interdependence, and collaboration. God is teaching us something through him.
Chill's especially when he looks over at the band and shivers at the beginning of this song. Emotional manipulation and I love it!❤
The amazing thing about Elvis is his ability to deliver a song intimately to both the audience and the viewer as if he was only singing to them. The great storytellers of the music world (Johnny Cash comes to mind) had this in their locker as well. The difference with Elvis was he had the vocal power and range when needed and so could sing across many genres of music brilliantly. This Hank Williams track being a case in point. Elvis`s vibrato is legendary for its width and musicality, it gives a warmth and richness that many have tried but few have equaled. Great reaction well done.
VERY WELL SAID JOHN.
WE WILL MOST LIKELY EVER HAVE ANYONE REPEAT HIS TALENTED
VOCALS AND ALL HIS TALENTS..TAKE CARE🕊
I watched this back in '73. I remember to this day thinking how great Elvis looked and believing he would be around for decades. Ironically, this was the last time he looked this good. This gives us an idea of how Elvis could have aged gracefully into his 40s and 50s if he had taken a different course in life.
-Amazing how Elvis could effortlessly go from rock to country to gospel (as he did in this special), do them brilliantly and be totally different in each genre.
Who else could do that?
Thank you for the wonderful reaction. The most famous performer in the world sings about the fact that he is so lonely that he wants to 😢. This song is very consonant with his state🤨Mike, what prevents you from watching this concert at home in the home theater? 😉
FANTASTIC reaction as always! Love hearing your thoughts. This song is so beautiful and Elvis sings it with such passion as he always does. His voice is impeccable! Love when he shakes like that when he knows how good he sounds. He also looks gorgeous 😍 TCB ⚡👑🌹
The way you respond to it, and what you say about the communciation and connection between the audenice, band and elvis, and his freeness and danger when it comes to singing ect.. its incredible. Are you able to do "Words live 1970" or "summer kisses winter tears"! thank you for everything, cant wait for the next reaction!
You are so right I have been a fan so long the other fans of Elvis connect in so many ways. When my husband and I went to Graceland and met so many people that are still friends today. He feels it all in fact he chose songs for lyrics often. You see that in the song "Memories" he did in the 68 comeback where he sits with the audience. He hated loss and when his mother died when he was in the Army he never got over it. She was his life. Thanks great reaction.
Early Christmas 🎄 Thanks for your knowledge about our King.
Elvis always the best
The music filled his heart and soul. My understanding is that he chose every song for this concert .The moment he started to sing this beautiful heart wrenching song I did what I do so often when he sings....I cried. I try not to but it just happens.
Listening to you break down each song or performance helps many of us appreciate the intricacies of each experience in ways we might not have realized before...thank you so much Mike for enriching our special memories of him.
Eventhough he thought he would not be remembered...to his fans..he truly was and will always remain unforgettable..💞🌻
James Burton was strumming this tune on his guitar and Elvis thought he should include it for the show.
Funny whenever I have seen this video, he makes it so believable because I think he internally means every word of this song. And that’s the sadness of it in its beauty there’s such sadness.
He just has a way. You never saw yhe same performance twice with Elvis even when he sang the same songs. There is something in the way that he sang and performed this song that is so hauntingly beautiful. Great reaction.
When Elvis sings this song he turns it to a magnificent melancholy masterpiece that haunts and thrills you to the very core of your being and sends shivers down your spine. I don't know how else to describe it but I totally love it!!! I could actually see and even hear shivers going through Elvis as he was singing - that is just how intense his passion and emotions are in this performance and well this is how he makes every song he sings his own!!!! Elvis is just out of this world!! Only Elvis!!! Thank you so much for your reactions - for a novice you sure go into the very depth of each performance with much wisdom and understanding!!
I'm convinced that what his voice did could give a lot of pleasure to Elvis, yes, shivers even.
@@carolcliff5150 Oh Yes, Elvis voice is just so Heavenly beautiful and then along with the music it would just flow right through his body like an electric current making his performances so thrilling and sensual - and then along with his stunning good-looks - an absolute Elvis phenomenon!!!!!!!
Another fantastic reaction 😊thank you. I just love how Elvis enjoys and appreciates the talent of his musicians also.
This is a beautiful song, I've listened to this song a lot of times, and I cry every time, the concert is amazing watched it loads of time, he is so magnificent I can't get enough of him, and I love your reactions to this outstanding man, thank you😊
He sings this song with so much feeling it makes you feel it right down to the tip of your toes!! Once again, this is why he is THE KING!❤🎉😢❤ Thank you so much!!!
Noone else ever came FROM THE CHURCH to make it in the BIG TIME like Elvis did. He brought the church TO EVERY SONG he sang live, and it SHOWS here.
Hi Mike, here is an interesting comment from Elvis' step brother Billy "One day I walked into the den, Elvis was sitting there by himself, he was listening to a song on a record player... I asked, what's up Elvis??? He said, not much... Just "living with a song"... I said, what??? He smiled, then said... That's what I call it, when I'm thinking about doing a song... I listen to it for several hours, and arrange it in my head, the way I hear it... "
Absolutely Magnificent!! Love this song and Elvis puts so much heart and soul into this song!! To me there was nor ever will be anyone else like him!! Elvis had everything!! Irreplaceable!! Thank you as always I Love Your Reactions to Elvis!! The King of Music!! He shall Forever be a Legend, He shall always be the undisputed 🤴!!❤❤❤❤️🔥❤️🔥
Great reaction, as always. Unlike (I think) all musical groups, Elvis has his backup singers not behind him, but to his left, perpendicular to him. That's why you'll see him, almost always, singing and facing that way. It seems to me that this is his way of seeking support and approval, and even joking with some of them. ¡Saludos desde Chile!
Elvis es un emisor y receptor al mismo tiempo de sus vibraciones más allá de escuchar su voz siente la vibración de ésta y eso es maravilloso podrías reaccionar a TOMOROROW NEVER COMES please thanks thanks very much 😏👑🫶
Probably the best way I've heard how to describe Elvis's voice is "that "it bleeds". This is a great example of him "bleeding". It leaves no one unaffected.
He's just AMAZING, THE GREATEST LIVE VOCALIST!!
Wow you really catch Elvis🤩
Aloha From Hawaii ~ I'll Remember You
Thank you for sharing. ⚡️
No1. Buy. Far. No1. Guy. End. All. Rest. Put together. Don't come close. No near.
I love Elvis version of I'm so lonesome I could cry. Hank Williams would be proud ❤ thank you for the reaction ❤
Once again a great analysis Mike. Next time I would love to hear your comparison between the original and Elvis’s version.
Jeg absolut elsker din reaktioner på Elvis 🤩 og jeg elsker hvordan du fanger ham 🔥🔥
Jeg HÅBER mange Elvis fans opdager din UA-cam kanal så de også kan nyde dine vidunderlige reaktioner på vores allesammens Elvis ❤
Elvis once said this song was the saddest song he had ever sung. There is a book written in 1987 titled "Are you Lonesome tonight" that has resurfaced about Elvis early singing years. It's a fascinating story about his early years. It's gives you another whole new perspective on his life. Thank you Mike for sharing another great performance...
I saw that
This song puts me in mind of so many things. You always knew how he was feeling. In any given moment. Despite his ability to play to the crowd, he could not hide his soul because he was connected. TO US!!!
There won’t be another any time soon, if ever. I am not a believer. But I listen to Elvis gospel daily. I LOVED that he was a true believer. Never wavered. It’s easier to hear from someone who means it. Who gets comfort from it and can convey that. Thats special. Doesn’t change my stance, but gives me comfort that it gave Elvis comfort. He was, and is, a part of us and will live after us. Not to mention , his voice can make you stop in your tacks. Either to sing or to marvel. Been doing it for 60+ years. He regularly travels with me and daily does chores with me. I’ll miss him until I die. After that, whatever, but he was a chosen individual. We’ve only seen a few in our lifetimes and he, among all, stands high above. It just IS.
I've said this1,000 x's before & I'll say it 1,000 x's again: no one put into a song the feeling, the emotion that this man did -- no matter the type of song, genre, upbeat, etc. 3 of his songs that I've listened to twice but do not listen to anymore -- this is one, the others are In The Ghetto & The Sound of Your Cry -- they have become too heart wrenching for me & I just don't want to be hurting & crying anymore. When you have nothing to do in your spare time you may want to compare Elvis' What Now My Love to Sinatra & then Sonny & Cher. WOW! is all I can say. I have to say Cher's voice sounded very good. I'll email screenshots so you will get the correct ones. Thx so much.
Mike! I follow alot of reactors, but after hearing your reactions to Elvis I have come to learn that most of them are just their opinions of what they react to.Im sure that most of your followers are in their70's 80's and yes, some 90's. And we appreciate your true input of Elvis. Most of us understand everything you articulate but can't put into words how we feel. With over 800 songs don't know if most of us will be around for the end but I wait impatiently for you next Elvis take. Your the best
I agree, most express their emotional reaction where Mike gives us his analysis, which I prefer. As for the followers ages… I’m in my 40s and absolutely love Elvis, nobody can top him❤
Well explained❤
hi mike
sorry Mike
sorry everybody but when it comes to aloha from hawaii im going to continue to advocate for the rehearsal versions of most songs & this is another that the
rehearsal > over broadcast
mike you should really checkout the rehearsal versions if even on your own...
remember "what now my love" that was from the rehearsal show :)
this is very awesome jobs 2024 jobs
Yesterday I was scrolling Elvis reactions as I normally do I came across something i think you might be interested in the reactor is wings of pegasus about a year ago.He's done several analyzes of Elvis.His voice from a technical stand point his a voice and relationship "real' personality..
So happy whenever I see a new song you are reacting to from EP!! 👑✌️
Awesome 🔥🔥🔥
Love your reactions…but you’re still missing what may be his most poignant, yet utterly magnificent performance. Unchained Melody 1977.
Check out ..
Flaming star
Its midnight
I'm leavin* live 74 or 75.
He'll have to go
I'm coming home
Where no one stands alone *live 77
Saved
There's a honkey tonk angel
Before he starts singing he states this is one of the saddest songs he’s ever heard…
Bruce Springsten decided to be a musician when he, a a kid, wacth ElVIS performance at Ed Salivan show It would be very fun to reacto to 2 clips of Bruce Springsteen talking about ElVIS a) a very fanny story of him telling how he tried to meet Elvis ,when he became famous ua-cam.com/video/mbXCfpYZwIk/v-deo.html and b)him talking about Elvis infuence ua-cam.com/video/hHOd4xhAdDY/v-deo.html
I’ve heard this a couple thousand times (along with the rehearsal and other versions from 73). Not a favorite of mine. Worth listening to as is the great majority of the EP catalog.
This song or any other song he sang had nothing with shamanism literally or figuratively.
His treatment of this song was faithful to the original by Hank Williams. In the early 1960s Elvis did "Your Cheating Heart." It was pleasant, but not inspiring. Dean Martin did a peerless version of it. Jody Miller did it well too.
B.J. Thomas in the mid 60s did ISLICC and nailed it.
Meu Deus... Você fala rápido demais. Sou brasileira. Entendo pouco em inglês. Mesmo assim é difícil acompanhar você. Fale um pouco menos rápido 1:27
Oi Mariuza, veja se você não consegue colocar legenda em inglês ou traduzidas para o português. As análises do Mike são ótimas e valem a pena.