Elvis Presley - I've Lost You - MGM v RCA Masters - The Live Comparison Series 124

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Amongst the selection of songs that Elvis included in his set list for his third Las Vegas season, and which had recently been recorded the previous June in Nashville was I've Lost You. The song was of the type which Elvis always enjoyed getting his teeth into, with it's attractive, catchy melody and a chorus that he could attack with the power that his voice had now developed. The studio version was just the second song recorded on 4 June, the very first day of recordings, but it would be a live version which would be released on the upcoming That's The Way It Is. The studio version however, would have to wait a few years before finding itself on an album.
The studio version did however, find itself released as a single and found some success particularly in the Europe, where it became a major hit reaching number 6 in Belgium and number 9 in the UK. As far as the live renditions are concerned, this is surely the best of the three recorded over the six days that RCA were present, from 11 August dinner show, and was subsequently released on the That's The Way It Is album. However, it was the version from twenty four hours later that was included in the original edit of the 1970 movie, but that version however, is notable for the solo oboe (or cor anglais) which gets out of time with the rest of the band at the beginning of the song.
As with all of these videos, to get the most out of the re-edited audio, I highly recommend you use ear /headphones and turn the volume up as much as you dare!

[@Apacheviking1961]

Seeing Elvis live in 1969 at age 9 changed my life forever ❤😊

[@silesiangarden5256]

Beautiful song, one of my favorite, thank you ❤

[@piotrwielki2208]

Great artist , beautiful song. Elvis forever ❤💫💫💫

[@LongLivetheKing0871]

Stunning

[@heisseswasser1]

Wunderbar Licht und liebe ist hier 😊😊😊😊😊

[@helenludlow2331]

Just amazing - love this song and he sings it with such passion and emotion - wonder why he didn't sing it much live but so glad we have this great footage 💕💗💕

[@sherrera66]

Beautiful Elvis and this is a great song for him

[@bokadem]

This channel is a gold treasure!

[@alstrada1]

Good Job !!! Thanxs !! TCB

[@sherroncunningham7845]

I love this song and I love that movie change of habit another one of my favorites

[@freesia5345]

Another absolute masterpiece, sung so movingly with Elvis' fabulous voice full of sad yet deep and rich emotions, with excellent control over tone dynamics!!!..And I think his singing is equally great in both Masters. Thanks Leon for this precious video!!! 🍂💛🍂

[@nailamakki3706]

Wonderful Elvis forever ❤❤❤❤❤❤🎸🕺🎵🎶👑🎙👑🎸🎷🕺🎵🎶😘😍🤟🤟🤟👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😍😍😍

[@nailamakki3706]

I love this beautiful song and all of his songs...I love you.. Elvis ..fooooorrr....ever🤗😘❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@James.G.Ireland]

Fantastic

[@nathancoleman871]

This is in my top 3 favorite Elvis songs. Elvis makes the words ("too many words man") just drip with emotional longing, regret, and pain. The velvet power of his baritone is in perfect demonstration here. The music, soft and then powerful, compliments Elvis' voice and emotional situation. While I love the live version and was my only knowledge of the song until I heard the studio recording in 1995, I have always preferred the studio recording. It is as sublime as it is melancholic. Thanks, Leon!

[@kangavalma7399]

🇦🇺👑👑👑👑🇺🇸 ETERNAL ELVIS FAVOURITE CONCERT OUTSTANDING IN EVERYWAY. FAVOURITE SUIT Thank You ☝️👏👌⚡️💥💫

[@truecamvidea5881]

I've always wondered why it says "Prop. of Turner Ent." He was more like "Prop. of Parker* indrustries" :( (*actually Kuijk)

[@TheUltimateElvisChannelbyLeon]

That's The Way It Is was made by MGM whiich in turn was bought by Turner hence the watermark. Turmer has now been bought over by Warner Bros. Hope this helps