Elvis Presley - See See Rider (Aloha From Hawaii, Live in Honolulu, 1973) | REACTION/REVIEW

[@Gabriel-o7e]

✨👽✨just spectacular,✨🤖✨ spechless ✨👑✨mm, yes

[@shirleycarr5387]

I love elvis because he had the whole package voice, moves,looks,charisma long gevity ,starred in 31movies, sang over 700 songs, Sold over a billion records is in 5 or 6 hall of fames, rock n roll ,rythem and blues, country , gospel, rock a billy, and only had a twenty year career.56 too 77 when he died at age 42.

[@thelittlemrs]

1954-77 "That's All Right" is from July 1954 😊

[@shirleycarr5387]

@@thelittlemrs still short career elvis done so much in such little time.

[@MsBonijoni]

. . 🧳 had to pack two life times worth of living in to an over night bag . .😔

[@AAndromeda-lw7fh]

…Elvis was the FIRST and BEST! ... No one is as known/famous worldwide as Elvis and has been for almost 70 years! ...His charisma is still unsurpassed to this day!! ... A singer for eternity!! ✨💎✨🕺🏻🕯 Thank you

[@gbbryangad]

The man OOZED sex appeal. No body could touch his swag and charisma.

[@Nypd2024]

Greatest talent ever 👏👏👏🙏

[@jolenewitzel7919]

Saw him twice in Vegas. Almost forgot I was married. It wasn't just his outfits and jewelry, it was his talent. In fact, for me I never really noticed the jewelry.

[@GabrielRodriguesYT]

That man overshadowed everything around him. The fact that nobody mentions what an amazing drummer he had baffles me.

[@grahammalcolm7130]

Ronnie tutt was amazing ,he got the job because him and elvis just hit off and elvis movments were copied by tutt via his drumming

[@Laura-M-L]

I would’ve forgotten I was married!!❤❤❤

[@carolhayar3037]

@@GabrielRodriguesYT There have been many comments about Ronnie Tutt -- honestly, not enough, but I have heard quite a contingent of accolades. Thanks

[@shjssjjs7015]

The King The best The only

[@williamfletcher4068]

Elvis Presley was God’s greatest creation. He was a awesome singer and soul cat.

[@patst1944]

Please react to “Elvis and the Black Community, the Echo will Never Die”.

[@delilahmorrow4606]

I'LL ALWAYS LOVE HIM.

[@emerald1805]

Elvis WAS a pioneer. He combined Country, Rhythm & Blues & Gospel in a way no one had EVER done before. You are recognizing only his R & B and Gospel elements, but not hearing the huge country influence in his music. (Probably because you don’t recognize the old country from the time Elvis was growing up.) You are are overlooking that aspect. He once said: “I’d hate to say I am strictly a Country Music singer, because I had other influences”. During his life, most people heard that part first and foremost, because they knew those songs. Please react to Elvis doing the old 1949 Hank Williams song from this same Hawaii concert. It’s called “I’m so Lonesome, I could cry”.

[@db90990]

Elvis also was heavily influenced by Bluegrass music 🎶

[@emerald1805]

@@db90990 Absolutely most of Elvis’ first songs were bluegrass covers.

[@rosedavis8267]

I never get tired of listening to him singing. He is the most handsome man on this planet. His looks, charisma, outfit, and especially very compassionate and loving man without the spirit of racist.

[@sunnycrocker6016]

Beautiful human being no one be like him ever thank you for reactions,please watch community black eccept Elvis, he dedicated the song lf l can dream to MLK n R Kennedy after assassination love my Elvis till the end✌️🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@shirleycarr5387]

Could u react to anything thats part of you, by elvis. Elvis is one of a kind love elvis ❤

[@valerieultramaga]

Elvis is the G.O.A.T ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Ntass1]

Opening up song for most '70's concerts.

[@WendellBurkhart-g9v]

One of my favorites and he kills it !

[@hunter1961100]

growing up in the 60s, you were raised on his movies, which always have a cool, subject, car, racing, boat, racing something to do with the beach and lots of girls

[@valerieultramaga]

Please react to more "aloha from Hawaii " concert!!! Elvis is amazing!!

[@MsBonijoni]

. . ✨ you asked what’s next from EP. . . . . 🌸🌼🌺from the same “Aloha” concert, “ I’ll Remember You” 🌴

[@kats72951]

Image talent and his band always killed it

[@MrAlanfalk73]

If you listen to people like Cliff Richard, Bob Dylan, John Lennon etc all BIG Elvis fans, they fell in love with his music when they heard him on radio, but got crazy about him when the saw him. Remember many people still only heard the music in the beginning. Here in Denmark we couldent even buy his music before 1959/60 (at this time Elvis already had 10 number 1 hits in USA). If you want to understand what Elvis did that was so different (and better) than those around him, read "Last train to Memphis" about his beginning and influence. Also Elvis had a one of kind great voice. In the very good article "The 50 voices of Elvis " you have voice experts, other famous singers and music critics analyze what made Elvis different. One thing was he could sing perfect in so many styles. Compared to Chuck Berry (Elvis could go from "Jailhouse rock"to "It's now or never", from "My baby left me" to "snowbird") Berry wrote songs, Elvis reinvented them. Elvis was called king because he had the entire package, looks, style swag,voice, stage presence AND because he had more number 1 hits than anyone else , Still does today and sold a lot more records than anyone else too.

[@lange6542]

The best ever ever ❤

[@rosedavis8267]

Please react to one of his hit songs recorded live in Honolulu Hawaii in 1973. The title" YOU GAVE ME A MOUNTAIN." The song was sang by Marty Robins in the late 60s.

[@michaellawliss3049]

Awesome Awesome reaction my brother!! 🤜 💥🤛

[@terrygarcia897]

My mom and aunts saw the king 3 times Wichita falls and forth worth TX in the 50s.

[@carolhayar3037]

Interesting comment from someone regarding Sinatra when Elvis was on his TV show in 1960 -- they sang "Witchcraft" & the comment was Sinatra was pitch perfect (he was), he was louder than Elvis (he was), & he was flat (ABSOLUTELY); & there lies one of the many reasons for what made Elvis so extraordinary -- the EMOTION that came from his soul & his gut -- something Sinatra didn't have. But then, that's how it was back then -- good voices but performing almost like they had a shot of sedation.

[@jeannomoral6323]

You have a pretty good point when you link this rock blues performance with the black church congregations. Elvis always kept those gospel roots real close to him and his music (and singing) was also so distinctive because of it. Nice reaction!

[@johncheney950]

When Elvis was a kid, he frequently attended black churches. He basically grew up in them.

[@jasonmccluskey3623]

Elvis!

[@tinamarie4993]

❤👑❤️

[@depper]

Elvis WAS a pioneer - there is no arguing that. But its VERY DIFFICULT to get to the HOW part. How does one PIN ELVIS to a genre? Here is where so many people get it wrong. Its the MUSIC EDUCATION & UNDERSTANDING of where the genres began, and what the genres were and weren't #1: The Rock and Roll genre IS NOT BLACK MUSIC. It wasn't CREATED by ANY RACE. It was created BY YOUNG PEOPLE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE of ALL RACES. Period. I'll go deeper. Elvis MERGED elements of white, Spanish and black music genres together and created a new style and sound that YOUNG PEOPLE OF EVERY COLOR AND CREED LIKED and YEARNED FOR. Not just white kids... black young people too. Spanish young people too. Young people period. There was a youth revolution going on at the time. Elvis is the ONLY musician enshrined in Halls of Fame of EACH INGREDIENT OF ROCK AND ROLL: 1. Country Music Hall of Fame, 2. Rockabilly Hall of Fame, 3. Gospel Hall of Fame, 4. Honky Tonk Hall of Fame, 5. Rhythm & Blues Music Hall of Fame, 6. Christian Music Hall of Fame, the 7. POP MUSIC Hall of fame --- and of course the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Rock and Roll was merged together with all these music genres: Country music, Rockabilly and Honky Tonk are created by WHITE people. The first commercial recording of what is widely considered to be the first country song featuring vocals and lyrics was Fiddlin' John Carson with "Little Log Cabin in the Lane" for Okeh Records on June 14, 1923. He was white. Gospel music began by white people before the birth of Christ (Jesus would have appreciated music that brought praise to his Father. He and his disciples often sang Psalms). Inm Elvis' era, he frequented segregated black and white churches. The first published use of the term "gospel music" appeared in 1874. The original gospel songs were written and composed by authors such as George F. Root, Philip Bliss, Charles H. Gabriel, William Howard Doane, and Fanny Crosby. All of them were white. BLACK musicians invented the blues. William Christopher Handy was black. In 1912 he published “Memphis Blues,” now considered the first blues song. Rock music is composed of multiple genres of music. Black and white and Spanish cultures and genres ... and others too, are important ingredients of Rock and Roll and American music as a whole. The instruments and songwriters came from ALL OVER THE WORLD. R&R was YOUNG PEOPLE MUSIC created BY YOUNG PEOPLE of all races and marketed to YOUNG PEOPLE looking for a new sound and to revolt against the older generation. Elvis was performing Gospel in the 1940s before Little Richard or Chuck Berry ever cut a record and gospel was at the core of Rock and Roll as much as R&B or Country/Rockabilly. So Elvis was a forefather and pioneer of Rock and Roll and he was instrumental in getting black music, the Blues, Gospel music, Jazz and Rockabilly music heard on a grand stage during a period of segregation and racism. Elvis was synergy, he was fusion, he was totally non-racist. In fact he was the opposite of racist. He provided a platform for this music and wanted ALL of America to get a taste of it like he did. He created a whole new style of dance and clothing and hair and the way he performed on a stage was even more unique. NO ONE LOOKED or SOUNDED anything like Elvis Presley. He created his own style. He invented VIBE... He did not invent THE INGREDIENTS OF ROCK, He WAS AN ARRANGER. HE ARRANGED the ingredients into an entire new revolution of music sound and stage presentation. He brought MONEY and PRIDE into the business and killed off racist elements. He ENSURED black songwriters got paid, and WERE TREATED WITH DIGNITY. That should mean a lot. Because he did it when he didnt have to. It was LESS PROFITABLE FOR HIM. He didn't NEED to standup. And it was VERY DANGEROUS to stand up in that era. Ask Malcolm X, Ask MLK, Ask JFK and Robert Kennedy. Elvis MADE A HUGE STATEMENT, without EVER GETTING POLITICAL.

[@emerald1805]

Yes!

[@ppresley9208]

Well said !

[@AAndromeda-lw7fh]

@depper … 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@joannedungan8381]

Try Elvis and Frank Sinatra singing together in 1960. I love Elvis because he was everything and everywhere. Still is to this day

[@Phoenix7878]

Yeah, with Elvis it something on a whole nother level. When he hit that stage the entire atmosphere changed. A newspaper headline from New York City at MSG 1972 was captioned Prince From Another Planet. Surreal and thanks for reacting to one of my top 3 Elvis songs! PEACE!

[@craig-r8g]

Wow

[@dcftcb7764]

👑✌️

[@niapeeplesrarities7924]

the audio version from the "on Stage Feb 1970" album is the best version.

[@craig-r8g]

He is a King. Some Rock n Roll.. I hear Blues, Gospel, Pop, Country. Elvis is all of it combined! That's why he is the King. Over a billion records sold.. 25 Million people have toured his home since he left the Planet,, No artist in history has sold that many tix to their concert tours in their lifetime.. Elvis is the man! The first man to bring the Bling!

[@terrygarcia897]

Last count was 2 and a half billion and that was about a year ago. They said it's hard to keep up with sales all around the world.

[@racheotes]

Please let us know who you think was a better performer than Elvis! Remember this artist would have to pass the test of time like Elvis has certainly done!

[@belinda35_77]

hi :) love your ch! please checkout elvis "just pretend" live in vegas 1970 "can't stop loving you" live 1972 "what now my love" aloha from hawaii 1973 this is not a great live version of this definitely recommend checking out (on your own time) live versions from 72 or any other live versions out there..that being said this is still a good performance thank you blessings ✿⁠

[@lc52071]

Whitney Houston's mom was a back up singer for awhile.

[@db90990]

Elvis recorded 769 songs - just start reacting A-Z or 1954-77

[@shirleycarr5387]

Could u react to Elvis and the black community u might get a better understanding of elvis.

[@bubbalouification]

On the drums is Ronnie Tutt