Elvis Presley - If I Can Dream ('68 Comeback Special 50th Anniversary) (Reaction)

[@paulasmith3179]

I'm a huge Elvis fan it makes me so happy to see young people discovering him. thank you so much.

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

Yeah me too Paula🕺

[@Pantheragem]

Absolutely my feelings as well.

[@Jay-uw7se]

My dad loved him and I became obsessed with everything about him from the age of 15… I’m 29 now and nothing has changed.

[@danielwatson3273]

You can't deny the quality, that was powerful

[@sherylmcclure400]

People don't realize that elvis was a very caring man and loved everyone and very generous

[@daktari3055]

I second that emotion

[@deadpoetstodd]

absolutely! glorious human being

[@lindabergman3127]

I love the Unity n love He expressed in this beautiful song😁👍😍❤️😍👍👍😁

[@SusanGordon-bf2cg]

I disagree ... He was very well known for his generosity and love of humanity ....

[@panteraxenos4789]

Seriously , this is arguably the greatest live performance ever filmed.

[@ralphwatts8993]

Been my all time favorite for many years.❤️😂

[@xciteful]

There's nothing that can compare. It's the ONLY live performance that should be mentioned as the greatest live performance of the 20th century.

[@alameas6358]

@@xciteful It is the most impressive live performance of the 20th century, according to The Rolling Stone Magazine!

[@prestonforeman1932]

Could not agree more!! Elvis greatest single performance and possibly the greatest of all time in music.

[@colleencasteleijn1799]

Elvis should have received an Oscar for this live Performance for his vocals, interpretation, acting talent, heartfelt emotion, range of tones, perfect phrasing, perfect pitch, perfect everything.......and Face of the Century!!

[@Atalanta571]

This needs to be blasted all over the radio RIGHT NOW!!!!

[@christinebmorel5853]

It's a tribute to Martin Luther King Jr, and Robert Kennedy, ❤ The GOAT 💯 God bless you guys, 🇵🇷🇺🇸🙏

[@TheSmendrick]

This performance is perfection

[@Roblockdn]

🙌🏾

[@markwebb8879]

Elvis spoke to Steve Binder (producer) and Earl Brown (songwriter) about his feelings about the state of the world. Steve then asked Earl to write a song that summed up what Elvis had said. This was the result.

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

That’s a fact Mr. Webb🕺

[@Roblockdn]

What an amazing and classic result......Rob 🔒

[@burntbacon7995]

The song was written and recorded in 24 hrs of that conversation. Not many people know that.

[@kathyharze4308]

Has to be his most powerful performance a tribute to M L King and R F Kennedy he put so much passion and emotion into still gives me chills each time I listen to and to watch him that's why he's a legend I recommend American Triology What now my love and You gave me a mountain live from Aloha Hawaii 1973 great reaction thank you 👍

[@frankruano298]

Elvis Presley the best singer on artist all times. Always the King of music forever, Elvis Presley.

[@yambo59]

This was the closiing finale of the '68 comeback special, this IS the best version.

[@moekontze116]

It wasn't just for MLK and Kennedy. It was for the boys too in Vietnam. The red scarf was remembering the ones he heard who have died. It got him really upset.

[@margiepelcman9837]

We need this song out on the air waves,,,,its even more relevant these days.

[@Roblockdn]

We definitely do need songs like this in heavy rotation now a days……Rob 🔒

[@lauracoleman8992]

@@Roblockdn yes

[@joehouse3800]

Definitely!!!

[@jackietassone9135]

NO AUTO-TUNE. THE KING, ANYTHING ELVIS IN CONCERT IS AWESOME

[@deborahdenny4110]

Elvis was the best entertainer ever he puts passion into everything he sings.

[@angelatucker674]

I never heard this song before this year...I'm 57. Where was I?? Brought to tears, praying we can live this dream before I die. Love to all!!

[@janhc6557]

A great reaction to the amazing Elvis. "An American Trilogy " and "You Gave Me A Mountain" are also great performances from Aloha 73👍✌️

[@Roblockdn]

Definitely going to add it to our list! Thanks for the love - kloquewerk

[@OverandOutChief1]

Everything in the 68 special is fantastic.

[@Roblockdn]

That’s what we’ve been hearing......Rob 🔒

[@Gooneress]

"I'm really lost for words on this one." What an amazing reaction to this phenomenal song. This tribute to Dr Martin Luther King Jr. is from his 1968 Comeback Special, and as you noted, Elvis sang with so much conviction and passion. He admired Dr King (some Elvis fans tend to claim that they were friends but there's no substantiated proof of this) and was devastated to hear of his murder. Such a shame that a 1968 song with a message about racial reconciliation remains too relevant today. I really appreciated your reaction and I hope you enjoy checking out Elvis: during his 1954-1977 career, he sang just about every genre of music: from country to rock n roll, gospel, rhythm and blues and pop.

[@nealmalik9142]

If I Can Dream ..... Was written by Earl Brown ..... For ALL the trauma that was in the 60's created by the Deep State ...... The killings of John Kennedy ..... Robert Kennedy ..... Martin Luther King ..... And all the killing of the soldiers of the wars ..... As the red scarf Elvis wore was for the soldiers ..... It was written for those reasons ..... And not just for just one .... But all the killings ..... Someone some-were along the line SOMEONE posted the rumor about it being for MLK .... And that rumor was born ..... However it was for all of it ..... So if you don't understand that the song was written for all ..... And not just one after reading this posting ..... Then you don't know Elvis ..... Then you just don't know Elvis .....Elvis sang it to the world ..... For all the death and destruction in that decade ...... As it not only hurt him ..... But the planet of people wanting peace on Earth ..... That the controllers fights ...... Every step of the way ..... UNDERSTAND ..... Cause once you know the real Elvis ..... You'll know a truly God given talent ...... And why he sang it to the world ..... {The reach for peace} ..... No Brag ..... Just Fact ......

[@ronaldpoddig6188]

Well you were mostly correct. It was a tribute to Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy.

[@PatriciaSmith-wr2fs]

@@ronaldpoddig6188 This was mostly for his friend Dr.MLK. He was just assinated weeks before he made this tribute to MLK, Dr. King was murdered 3 blocks away from Graceland, Elvis was devastated, and even broke down after he sang this song, and BTW he did drop the mike at the end,, that's how upset he was. His backup singers even said they never saw Elvis sing like that. History people 💔❤‍🔥❤‍🩹

[@maclovia9727]

stage presence, good looks, charisma!!!!! He's the bomb!!

[@Roblockdn]

🙌🏾

[@lindacorreia428]

The Greatest Of All Time, The Revolutionary, Humanitarian, Best Looking, The King Elvis ! Elvis is emotional in this video, MLK Tribute shorty after his assassination, Elvis memorized MLK'S If I Can Dream Speech !

[@TexasMagnolia]

The whole “‘68 Comeback” concert is amazing!

[@Jeri_C11]

I cried during that. He’s pleading to God to please let his Dream come true right now. He never sang this again after that performance. He felt it was too important too do it in his concerts etc. His loving tribute to MLK & Bobby Kennedy was right on. May they all RIP. All gone way too young. It’s a song that Could be written for today & that was back in 1968. Amazing. Thanks so much for playing this.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Y’all have to see him perform “American Trilogy”.

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

You dudes seriously need to hear Elvis sing Trying To Get To You, from the ‘68 Comback Special. Ya’ll minds, we be blown to hell

[@Roblockdn]

I’m all for it as this song was phenomenal and passion behind it was spectacular......Rob 🔒

[@goatslunch6991]

These dingbats dont listen to anything. Just going through the "click" motions.

[@sdk7035]

@@Roblockdn "In the Ghetto" is another emotional song that Elvis did.

[@keirgazelle2451]

@@Roblockdn Trying to get to you is a nother song that shows the passion and talent of this man.

[@michele6740]

It’s good typical Elvis. Although this one “..Dream” is just above everything. Although, “Bridge over trouble water” shows same singing ability.

[@lindapowers8592]

Elvis is his own genre! He could do anything: blues, pop, rock, pop, country, gospel-Sing, sang, dance, choreograph, act, play instruments. If you haven’t checked out and or react to Elvis and the Black Community part 1. It explains who he was.

[@karentranter7806]

Hi guys. What an amazing song. Elvis put so much into this song that when he finished the song he fell to his knees and sobbed liked a baby. Thanks guys. Great job!!! Xxx 💝

[@Roblockdn]

Hey Mrs. Tranter thank you for the positive feedback and support and yes we definitely can tell how much emotion he put into and performing this song......Rob 🔒

[@nataliepozzo3020]

If you want to know the true Elvis, watch the Searcher on Netflix. You will finally see who Elvis was behind what c.parker put in front of everyone. He had talent and musical brilliance that connected every race and genre throughout every generation. He is what brought music to us all. We tend to forget that because of all the crap Elvis was forced to paint his life with to be heard. That you both for playing this truly spectacular performance on your channel.

[@harrymilochis313]

right on guys, its been one of my favorite Elvis songs , showing the king with one of his best performances, live , passionate, great vocals , feeling the pulse of the 12/8 on the outro ,swinging his arm back and forth and the cherry that the song had so much importance and meaning as he performed it as a tribute . Great lyrics so inspiring and positive " If I Can Dream " . Right on Elvis, you left the world with a gem of a performance , and good to see the recognition your receiving for it . Thankyou.

[@JIMMYDIANO]

God bless you Guys. Great stuff. He was so far ahead of his time they're still trying to catch up with him.

[@Tessie46255]

This was written as a tribute to Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy. I’m so happy you loved the performance and you got the message! Elvis is the King!

[@helenavilhena5804]

Those were difficult times,racism wasvery strong and nobody wanted him to sing this song but he did it, was dangerous, he admired MLK very much

[@nealmalik9142]

If I Can Dream ..... Was written by Earl Brown ..... For ALL the trauma that was in the 60's created by the Deep State ...... The killings of John Kennedy ..... Robert Kennedy ..... Martin Luther King ..... And all the killing of the soldiers of the wars ..... As the red scarf Elvis wore was for the soldiers ..... It was written for those reasons ..... And not just for just one .... But all the killings ..... Someone some-were along the line SOMEONE posted the rumor about it being for MLK .... And that rumor was born ..... However it was for all of it ..... So if you don't understand that the song was written for all ..... And not just one after reading this posting ..... Then you don't know Elvis ..... Then you just don't know Elvis .....Elvis sang it to the world ..... For all the death and destruction in that decade ...... As it not only hurt him ..... But the planet of people wanting peace on Earth ..... That the controllers fights ...... Every step of the way ..... UNDERSTAND ..... Cause once you know the real Elvis ..... You'll know a truly God given talent ...... And why he sang it to the world ..... {The reach for peace} ..... No Brag ..... Just Fact ......

[@philpotts3893]

Yea, he went all the way out on that limb and he didn't sing quiet or shy either..

[@phillipivey4833]

Only his manager didn't want him to sing it. It wasn't a lot of people saying not to sing it.

[@ryanhauser3014]

The.most shocking thing to happen was the persistent rumours that Elvis was a racist person. It still permeates through younger generations because of famous people labeling him that way and taking the stories as fact because that's all they have heard.

[@thinwolf4516]

He was not a racist although he was accused of that.

[@3SeveredHeads]

Elvis had a fantastic range...from deep to full range falsetto....not many if any could sing rock, gospel, country, even opera and sound on point LIVE - no room for any mistake. Beautiful soul singing a beautiful song....forever loved Elvis 🙏🏼❤️❤️🤟🏽 Did whatever he felt & wasn’t bothered what people thought of his movements...he went with the flow...unlike most who rehearse CONSTANTLY to try n be “perfect”...strangely Elvis is always more perfect without trying!!! Great upload.

[@nicolegolya7845]

He poured his heart and soul into that song, and it definitely shows.

[@Roblockdn]

Without a doubt he did as he left it all ok the stage......Rob 🔒

[@mikesba]

Elvis had this song written for him in 1968 to be the final song in his 1968 TV special. This video is of an additional filming he did in the studio with no audience. He wore a white suit rather than one of his typical concert costumes. He dedicated this song to MLK and his quest for a dream. Elvis grew up in poverty in primarily black neighborhoods in Tupelo, MO and Memphis, TN. He sang gospel at a local, black Baptist church in Memphis while in high school. Check out a video "Elvis and the Black Community".

[@pauldark3044]

Great reaction! And remember this was before autotune and all that shit! Trying to get to you 1968, one night with you 1968, polk salad annie 1970, suspicious minds 1970, start with those and you won't be disappointed

[@rickraybourn7456]

Hi, hey play Polk Salad Annie and Suspicious Minds, both from 1970 by Elvis

[@Roblockdn]

Will be added to the list and thanks for the support and suggestion......Rob 🔒

[@bobm3434]

Not a huge Elvis music fan. Don't get me wrong, talented as heck. Beautiful voice etc. But as for the man....RESPECT. I think he was one of the rare people who had empathy for others, a belief that one( himself) is of no more importance than others. Had a desire to do what is Right. Had is flaws as all do, but recognized them and tried to overcome them.

[@northred4930]

Story goes E was in a trailer while shooting a movie when he heard of king’s assassination he wept like a baby . Great vid do Aloha from Hawaii American Trilogy , oh yeah that’s a hair on back of your kneck tune , best wishes from 🇮🇪 ✊🏻✊🏾

[@benjamins.5428]

Beautiful lyrics and an amazing performance by the EP. Its fantastic, remarkable. The man with many Voices. The undisputed king 👑

[@jennygoldsmith261]

Two words..... THE KING ❤️❤️

[@francesfinnerty3753]

Love it‼️I love his strong sultry voice..It gave me goosebumps..He saang with such passion from his soul..Powerful message❤️

[@sandyleewhite]

Elvis is one of the most recognized & famous people in music history, & no doubt, one of the most talented, however his heart & love for humanity, is his true legacy 💗💚💜 I wish with every fiber of my being, that his dream would come true right now!!! 💗💚💜 RIP **Martin Luther King** RIP **Robert Kennedy** RIP **Elvis Presley** 💗💚💜 3 amazing men, who tried to change to world for the better, & paid the ultimate price 😔 ******GREAT REACTION GUYS******

[@carolecompton9270]

sandyleewhite... I definitely 2nd that emotion... ♡

[@Roblockdn]

Very well said @sandyleewhite

[@sandyleewhite]

@@carolecompton9270 💖💖💖

[@sandyleewhite]

@@Roblockdn 💖💖💖

[@sofiaarzamendi5738]

Please react to Elvis- Bridge over troubled water!!!!!❤️

[@gbbryangad]

More Elvis please!!! So many cool and powerful songs to choose from. From rock, gospel, blues, even operas inspired songs. The man could do it all.

[@marvan8482]

Awesome !!! - Bridge Over Troubled Water Live 1970 -

[@brendafiliault6259]

Sometimes you forget just how powerful Elvis can sing! I never heard this song either. Talk about touching your soul

[@Roblockdn]

Seriously has me in awe and speechless for most parts……Rob 🔒

[@hookedonreactions7649]

Check out Elvis and the Black Community and you’ll see why he was so passionate with this song.

[@michaelforbes4751]

This song should be in today’s charts, perfect song demonstrates today’s world ,awesome would definitely make number one.

[@lisalindsey277]

I watched this Comeback Special when it aired in Dec 68. It had been a sad year with the assassinations of MLK and Bobby Kennedy. So this song seemed more relevant and more powerful than ever.

[@tulipchic34]

I’m 48 and I have loved Elvis since I was 2. There was and will be no one like Elvis

[@carolecompton9270]

tulipchic34... I definitely 2nd that emotion... 🌷

[@r.j.torbert1163]

I had lunch with George Klein (Elvis best friend)about 15 years ago. We got on to the subject of this performance. He told me that Elvis was very upset over the asassinations of MLK AND BOBBY KENNEDY, and wanted to end the show with a tribute song. Colonel Parker wanted a Christmas song. Elvis was persistent and ended the show with what I believe is the greatest live performance of all time. Whatever the reason, or what we believe, we can agree he was ahead of his time, and also, this is what I was told by his best friend. and Yes , he was so emotional after the performance, that he went backstage and cried.

[@shirleyhyland4308]

Just Elvis singing! No auto tune, just pure talent.

[@kathys743]

You are learning why Elvis’ music will live on forever.

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

it's not his music.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Thanks, none of us knew that, zappa fan, hahahaha i am really your fan, 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BeHappy-cp4fv]

Will you please react to Elvis Presleys song called, Suspicious Minds. His Las Vegas performance. It is one of everyone's favorite Elvis song. You can see his personality come out in this performance.

[@Roblockdn]

We will definitely add that to our list and thanks for the suggestion and support......Rob 🔒

[@MarkRogersVOCFB]

GOAT. No one comes close.

[@MitchellPatrick333]

Great reaction fellas, thank you & I just subscribed. 😁🎶 As you’ve probably already seen by the comments, Elvis sang this song the year Martin Luther King Jr. & Robert F. Kennedy were assassinated in 1968.

[@Roblockdn]

Thank you for the love and support and the positive feedback as it is definitely appreciate......Rob 🔒

[@elvistcb3521]

It's not a song. It's an EXPERIENCE!👌👑

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

Hit the nail on the head!

[@elvistcb3521]

@@Sunny-jz3dy Scooby Dooby👍

[@hillsboroughguy]

This song was Elvis' tribute to MLK. After he sang this song he went backstage in a fetal position and cried because he gave it all he had and it was very emotional.

[@timcarr6401]

Documentation please for your assertion for the first dozen words of your second sentence.

[@bopoulsen4030]

No it is not a tribute to mlk.

[@CjJohns1776]

@@timcarr6401 look it up, lazy AZZ

[@timcarr6401]

@@CjJohns1776 Look, all you had to do was say that you heard it somewhere or that it sounded good to you. But don't try to back out by being so immature. Since you won't admit your blunder, you are like those who spread urban myths.

[@fugustogamer7512]

@@timcarr6401 "If I Can Dream" is a song made famous by Elvis Presley, written by Walter Earl Brown and notable for its direct quotations of Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1963 "I Have a Dream" speech. That comes up upon a quick google search was If I can dream dedicated to MLK, and when Elvis did sing this it was not long after MLK was assassinated.

[@scottwatson9453]

So great to see people finally realise he wasn't just doing The Jailhouse Rock 🎶😯

[@Roblockdn]

Appreciate I honestly forgot he did that song, I only remembered heartbreak hotel......Rob 🔒

[@Dorakaz1]

Great reaction, thank you! Please do more Elvis!

[@trudywolfe2795]

A tribute to MLK and Senator Kennedy. Elvis left everything he had on the stage that night.

[@gavinpage1121]

Go from elvis, something blue, to mystery train. Like listening to a completely different artist

[@mzluna313]

In most of the Elvis live performance videos you get Elvis the entertainer - the flashy outfits, the dancing, the banter with the audience and his band. In this video you are witnessing Elvis the man - just him on a stage, pouring his heart and soul into every single word he's singing!

[@timcarr6401]

Before ). yt I listened to this song dozens of times (including the original Singer broadcast). On yt I must have watched and listened to it at least 100 plus times. But I got goosebumps on my arms despite my utter familiarity of this epic song.

[@ornellabarbaro3861]

Elvis' vocals, his range , his versatility, his ability to absorb different genras and perform each of them with so much passion is unmatched. This is all natural will little or no gimmicks. It's all him. Thank you for rediscovering again. Leaves many of the youth speechless. Suspicious Minds Live in Vegas, Bridge over Troubled Water, love Las Vegas, Trying to get to you, 68 come back special, American Trilogy, live from Hawaii Special. Anyone will do. All jaw dropping. 👍 P.S. Your points are right on. Great reaction.✌️

[@sharonhill656]

I remember watching this special live on CBS. I am so excited for you to discover Elvis.

[@Roblockdn]

Thank you as we are excited as well and coming across this great music......Rob 🔒

[@bobharrison2927]

Wow!!! This should have been a high hit...what happened? Your right Elvis Can sing .this is now on my playlist Thank you guys.....

[@Roblockdn]

Thank you for and watching and supporting and as far as why it wasn’t a huge hit I have no clue but I do know that from what I’ve read through comments ALL the real Elvis fans knows how great this song is……Rob 🔒

[@trudywolfe2795]

68 comeback special...black leather suit...singing Tryin to Get To You...it's 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@cs292]

My favorite

[@marilynhigginbotham1429]

Another amazing song by Elvis the king, he puts his heart and soul into it.

[@Roblockdn]

Yes he does……Rob 🔒

[@xciteful]

You will never witness another live performance as perfect as this one. Perfection. Period. End. Of. Story.

[@aggiemom4894]

Great reaction guys! Take a listen to Bridge Over Troubled Water, How Great Thou Art, American Trilogy..too many to list🙂

[@yambo59]

Elvis recorded like 700 songs including gospel, country etc etc.

[@terryfirestone6342]

He really supported MLK....this was a tribute to him.

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

did he go to his funeral?

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Always something New from you,zappa fan hahahaha, i misjudged you,hahahaha 🤣🤣

[@johnclaba1457]

@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 blow away

[@corneliusantonius3108]

@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 Did you ?

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

@@corneliusantonius3108 go to MLK funeral?

[@lyallg8112]

This performance is iconic. The whole 68 comeback special is iconic, however, Elvis fans generally go for this one because this version was live. Apparently Elvis had to mime the black leather performance of this song. But PLEASE, watch the whole show guys. ‘Raspiness’ ...yes... during 68/69 Elvis had a raw raspiness in his voice...which just blows you away. Elvis gave us his heart and soul when he sang. He would apparently do anything to make that connection. If you haven’t heard Elvis’s gospel, you’re in for a treat. Start with the album version of Peace In The Valley. Check out his blues ie, Reconsider Baby (extended sax version).

[@bradhuskers]

Elvis presley possessed a chameleon voice. He was soul depth and diversity personified. An iconic artist, the likes of which may never be seen again.

[@matthewnelson7531]

Great reaction guys I loved it 👍 Elvis was a gift to us he was everything an artist, performer, entertainer and as a human being could be to this very day, “Elvis and the Black Community” part 1&2 I know you’ll love 👍

[@laydianachiv1465]

This is great!

[@Roblockdn]

💙 - kloquewerk

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

You better believe it sister 🕺

[@francesyancey8126]

The perfect song for this past year. What brings tears to my eyes is all the years that have passed since he asked why can’t his dream come true, now. It hasn’t. Can’t we do better?

[@naldovaz9157]

great reaction guys.. American Trilogy Live Honolulu Hawaii 1973... on of his greatest performance.. He has the passion and actually cries and he can sing... he does have a few performances of this song but the best one is him wearing the red flower lies.. and his back up singers is off the chains

[@itstoniaallen4417]

ELVIS COMEBACK SPECIAL 68. “Trying to get to you” WATCH LIve: American trilogy. HURT. My Way. I will keep reminding y’all! Love to younger generations learn what real Fucking talent looks like!!! Lol. Love me some ELVIS!!! The King, bro! 😂😂

[@stege9979]

Passion..the one thing no artist will ever top Elvis on! Passion!

[@VoicesfromtheSwamp]

This was his heartfelt tribute in reaction to Dr. King's & Bobby Kennedy's assignations.

[@williamquinlan2193]

There's multiple performances from the 68 Special, most in the back suit, where Elvis sings with elevated passion, including Trying to Get to You, and a medley of his most famous hits.

[@Roblockdn]

Yeah we’ve been getting suggestions about Elvis in the black suit as well. But I’m here for it all cause I just love the passion in which he sings......Rob 🔒

[@williamquinlan2193]

@@Roblockdn that's o.k. There's multiple performances from that Special you can spread out over time. But you're right. All the periods of Elvis's career are worth exploring. They're all good but different. Suspicious Minds live in 70 Vegas is fun to watch, and if you want some rock n blues with a healthy dose of hip swiveling, you might try the Mean Woman Blues video 57 where he performs a sideways moonwalk.

[@tinalinge9182]

It still gives me goosebumps and brings tears to my eyes no matter how many times I've seen this performance. Elvis was THE BEST EVER!!! Check out more please! So happy to see y'all discover the power of this great entertainer!!! So cool!!! Great reaction!!!

[@Snorkebogan]

Great reaction✌️🇳🇴 Polk Salad Annie(1970 Vegas)✌️

[@Roblockdn]

Appreciate the love and support......Rob 🔒

[@elvistattoo1964]

One of Elvis’ best songs and performance ... loved y’all’s reaction ❣️

[@bign8580]

Elvis recorded Exactly 769 songs ..... The more you know ..... The more he becomes .....

[@janetairey839]

68 Special guys you must watch

[@kerrypapworth1526]

This man was so great 💕💕 And this right here is why he is the KING 💕💕

[@Roblockdn]

Appreciate the positive feedback and yes I definitely can see why he’s the king as well......Rob 🔒

[@marinaparigiani4090]

Sispious Mind , Hound Sogn (cover), Jail House Rock (some are cpvers)

[@oldschool72]

In The Cold Kentucky Rain is a must listen to and You Saw Me Crying In The Chapel is another....These were back in my day, the late 40's 50's early 60's..

[@Mr-John.]

This has more depth more feeling and more messages than John Lennons imagine especially about race considering this was to Elvis a tribute to Dr Martin Luther King

[@davidhallsted695]

Thank you for discovering a natural talent unsurpassed by anything that can happen on stage. Throw as many gimmicks to make your artist look better and that is how much they lack.

[@ritataylor6222]

Elvis was a awesome singer. How great thou art is an amazing song in 1977 he’s gives it everything he has.. Also in 1977 the media was asking people what they liked about Elvis. You should see their reactions. A couples house had caught on fire and burned to the ground and I ended up in the hospital the husband overnight, but they came to Ellis’s concert because they didn’t want to miss it.

[@troyoneill2679]

Elvis fan for over 50 years and this is my favorite. Sang it once live……mic drop. Red Scarf was for Service members lost in Vietnam. He’s still waiting for that to happen 🙏

[@davisonmadhouse]

These are five must see Elvis performances live in Las Vegas 1970 Suspicious Minds ,Polk salad Annie, you’ve lost that loving feeling, bridge over troubled water, From the 68 comeback special Trying to get to you, and One night.

[@tcb2582]

Great 5....I'd like to add Just Pretend to the list

[@ella-vm6vf]

Elvis was raised in a Pentecostal church he could feel it &; express it. I just wish Dr. King could have heard this song, Elvis was pressured not to sing it or record it, tensions were so high I just believed he knew we needed it and I think it is very relevant for the time we in now. God rest his soul.

[@michellejackson6679]

It's just Elvis showing his greatness and knowlege of the country at that point in time... he never wrote a song but dang... he could sing it and make everyone love

[@lawrencesantana7253]

You guys really need to hear him and react to "steamroller blues". I wont say anything about the song and video, i will let it speak for itself when you see it.

[@user-ma8ni8fe8st8]

THANK YOU FOR REACTING TO THE KING! TWO OTHER GREAT MESSAGE SONGS OF ELVIS ARE: CHANGE OF HABIT AND WALK A MILE IN MY SHOES!

[@arohataurerewa3020]

His voice truly resonated to the world that love peace and understanding is the way forward