Elvis Presley - Suspicious Minds - Live In Vegas 1970 - Reaction

Elvis Presley - Suspicious Minds - Live In Vegas 1970 - Reaction
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[@helenavilhena5804]

This is the reason why he is the Best ever

[@valerieultramaga]

The King and Legend... Elvis had a golden voice, stage presence, and charisma. No one will ever compare to him.

[@jrc8640]

That's why he is king of 🎼👌🏾

[@patticriss2238]

You’re a convert!!! I love it. He was the king. They called him that for a reason. You couldn’t take your eyes off of him. He owned the stage. Always unexpected and full of surprise and energy. Welcome to the gold.

[@willekevandijken3930]

The man white the golden 🎤🤴🏼🕺

[@davidharrison1523]

Jane H commenting … I have seen this performance many times, but I still love watching it. Elvis held a black belt to 8th degree in karate, & he trained daily to keep himself fit, which allowed him to do those stretches with ease, while still singing. He loved to joke about on stage, & the musicians could also joke about with him, including the pianist, Glen, deliberately playing a completely different song to what Elvis had called out, during a performance …. & within seconds Elvis had switched to singing it, & the musicians had swiftly switched to playing it …. But Elvis had the last laugh. The musicians & backup singers were used to Elvis pulling lighthearted pranks on them, & the fans loved it. Great Reaction.

[@richardbarksdale3810]

Yes the Break or hook of the song is very powerful, Elvis is definitely an original character.

[@shamus2503]

Perfect!!!

[@johnewing3487]

There has never been and will never be another Elvis. He is without a doubt the greatest of all time! No one close

[@Dorakaz1]

He is having fun, he really loves doing the performance. He only wants to give joy to the audience!

[@allreactions3281]

I agree 💯 the love for music is all over his facial expressions and physical movements 😎 outstanding performance!

[@leslielemon7257]

Elvis did lots of improvisation and band had to keep up. He was always the conductor. Instead of a baton he used his body, air guitar and air drums. If you explore the talent of his band and backup singers...you'll discover they were all world class talents. Elvis always gave them props and seemed to have so much fun on stage. I've never heard of one of them not returning the love.

[@JoWilks]

💯💯💯

[@valerieultramaga]

Please react to more Elvis! I love it. He has soooo many more songs.. Try "steamroller blues " from the aloha from Hawaii concert ( any songs from that concert is good)

[@kathyharze4308]

Just fantastic it's Elvis we expect nothing less great performance it would have been an experience to see him live awesome so talented loved it stay safe and well family too at this mad time ☺💖👍👍

[@allreactions3281]

I agree 👍 Outstanding performance by Elvis 🕺 thank you so much for checking out this reaction video

[@gigimoore3738]

I was fortunate enough to see him live twice in 1972-1973 when I was a preteen. First time from the 11th row! Awesome memories.

[@kathyharze4308]

@@gigimoore3738 Oh how fantastic for you to have seen him live and see how great he really was lucky you stay safe 😷😎✌

[@gigimoore3738]

@@kathyharze4308 Thanks....you too. Elvis, the ultimate performer always!

[@boyleotwearnestpxp7467]

amazing video keep it up dude awesome content keep it up bro

[@allreactions3281]

Thank you for the positive feedback 👍 I appreciate all the support

[@primategaberocco]

He really was Swagger on steroids. Had. It. All.

[@allreactions3281]

I agree ! He had a ton of swagger! 💪

[@dcftcb7764]

It's kool you noticed the bass player Jerry Scheff. He also played on allot of the Doors studio albums. ✌ 👑!!

[@Axeman517]

DCF TCB Jerry only played on LA Woman if I recall correctly.

[@allreactions3281]

Wow that’s interesting he played with The Doors 🤔 I have to explore from their catalog.... amazing bass player 🤯

[@timcarr6401]

The black female singers were The Sweet Inspirations. The white woman was Millie Kirkham singing soprano. James Burton was on lead guitar. "Hard-workin' Ronnie Tutt" was on the drums. Mark James wrote the song and released it a year before Elvis did. I remember the studio version distinctly in the summer of 1969.

[@alameas6358]

Hy Tim, do you know when Kathy Westmoreland came to the band, instead of Millie Kirkham?

[@timcarr6401]

@@alameas6358 August 16, 1970.

[@alameas6358]

@@timcarr6401 what a 'creepy' date! But thanks for the info! Happy Easter, Tim 🐣

[@timcarr6401]

@@alameas6358 Yes, seven years to the day before his passing. I'm listening to Big John Hall right now.

[@alameas6358]

@@timcarr6401 The man with the deep voice?

[@laurabexley9114]

@ALL RELATIONS glad you're back hope you're doing all the guidelines like to CD says and not paying attention to Donald Trump who doesn't care maybe I shouldn't be being political but that's just my opinion I think it was way too early to open up all the the states that still have such heavy Coronavirus but that aside I'm glad to see you are okay and when it comes to your another second Tuesday I haven't actually checked your list but I would love for you to give your opinion on You've Lost That Loving Feeling 1970 Vegas shows that's all I can tell you I don't know how to send links or if you haven't done Bridge Over Troubled Waters which I felt Elvis cover songs but he makes him even more number one than the number one songs were the stage presence and the vocals at least two songs are some of the greatest that I've ever heard Elvis do and I've been listening to Elvis since I was 11 and I'm now 75 so I feel like I know a little bout kiss voice AKA Elvis Junkie

[@davidhunt3689]

That's Whitney Houston's mom he is aggravating in the middle.

[@timcarr6401]

He seems to have been entangled in a trapping device from which he can't extricate himself.

[@gregoryduch1443]

I think you are reading too much into the title of the song. He is addressing a relationship in which one of the parties doesn't trust the other and he is being bemoaning rhat fact.

[@timcarr6401]

@@gregoryduch1443 Ha, Ha, Ha! It was meant to be funny. Did I really have to put a smiley-face on my post? Some obvious things are lost on some people. I first heard the song in the summer of 1969. I went to seven of his concerts. Oh man.

[@gregoryduch1443]

@@timcarr6401 no I don't mean to be criticizing your intentions at all I thank you for the rest of your valuable information but breaking it down by race may be relevant to census takers but not so much in reactions to musical performances

[@timcarr6401]

@@gregoryduch1443 What has race have anything to do whatsoever with anything I have said here?

[@gregoryduch1443]

@@timcarr6401 absolutely nothing. I am on my knees asking your forgiveness I confused two different messages. The reply was not meant for you okay maybe I'm not on my knees but I do apologize and ask your forgiveness