Elvis Presley - (That's What You Get) For Lovin' Me | REACTION

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This is my reaction to Elvis Presley (That's What You Get) For Lovin' Me. This is also my first time hearing (That's What You Get) For Lovin' Me reaction (That's What You Get) For Lovin' Me 1971
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[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

2nd comment: Gordon Meredith Lightfoot Jr. CC OOnt (November 17, 1938 - May 1, 2023) was a Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist who achieved international success in folk, folk-rock, and country music. He is credited with helping to define the folk-pop sound of the 1960s and 1970s. He has been referred to as Canada's greatest songwriter, having several gold and multi-platinum albums and songs covered by some of the world's most renowned musical artists. Lightfoot's biographer Nicholas Jennings said, "His name is synonymous with timeless songs about trains and shipwrecks, rivers and highways, lovers and loneliness." Lightfoot's songs, including "For Lovin' Me", "Early Morning Rain", "Steel Rail Blues", "Ribbon of Darkness"-a number one hit on the U.S. country chart with Marty Robbins's cover in 1965-and "Black Day in July", about the 1967 Detroit riot, brought him wide recognition in the 1960s. Canadian chart success with his own recordings began in 1962 with the No. 3 hit "(Remember Me) I'm the One", followed by recognition and charting abroad in the 1970s. He topped the US Hot 100 or Adult Contemporary (AC) chart with the hits "If You Could Read My Mind" (1970), "Sundown" (1974); "Carefree Highway" (1974), "Rainy Day People" (1975), and "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" (1976), and had many other hits that appeared in the top 40. Robbie Robertson of the Band described Lightfoot as "a national treasure". Bob Dylan, also a Lightfoot fan, called him one of his favourite songwriters and said, "I can't think of any Gordon Lightfoot song I don't like. Every time I hear a song of his, it's like I wish it would last forever.... ". Lightfoot was a featured musical performer at the opening ceremonies of the 1988 Winter Olympic Games in Calgary, Alberta and has received numerous honours and awards. Lightfoot's sound, both in the studio and on tour, was centred on Lightfoot's baritone voice and folk-based twelve-string acoustic guitar. From 1965 to 1970, lead guitarist Red Shea was an important supporting player, with bassists Paul Wideman and John Stockfish filling out the arrangements. In 1968 bassist Rick Haynes joined the band, and lead guitarist Terry Clements joined the following year. Shea left the touring band in 1970, but continued to record with Lightfoot until 1975. He hosted his own Canadian variety show, played with Ian Tyson, and became band leader for Tommy Hunter's TV show in the 1980s on CBC. Shea played on most of Lightfoot's early hits. Haynes and Clements remained with Lightfoot and composed the core of his band. In 1975, Pee Wee Charles added pedal steel guitar to Lightfoot's songs. Drummer Barry Keane joined the following year and in 1981, keyboardist Mike Heffernan completed the ensemble. This five-piece backup band remained intact until 1987, when Charles left the band to operate a radio station in Southern Ontario. Three members of Lightfoot's band died over the years: Red Shea in June 2008 from pancreatic cancer, Clements at 63 on February 20, 2011, following a stroke, and original bassist John Stockfish from natural causes on August 20, 2012, at 69. Haynes, Keane, and Heffernan continued to tour and record with Lightfoot, adding guitarist Carter Lancaster from Hamilton, Ontario, in 2011; a "great player", according to Lightfoot. Lightfoot was married three times. His first marriage in April 1963 was to a Swedish woman, Brita Ingegerd Olaisson, with whom he had two children, Fred and Ingrid. They divorced in 1973, the marriage ending in part because of his infidelity. Lightfoot acknowledged that his musical touring and the fact that he found fidelity difficult in a long-distance relationship contributed to the failure of at least two relationships. The song "If You Could Read My Mind" was written in reflection upon his disintegrating marriage. At the request of his daughter, Ingrid, he performed the lyrics with a slight change: the line "I'm just trying to understand the feelings that you lack" is altered to "I'm just trying to understand the feelings that we lack." He said in an interview that the difficulty with writing songs inspired by personal stories is that there is not always the emotional distance and clarity to make lyrical improvements such as the one his daughter suggested. Lightfoot was single for 16 years and had two other children from relationships between his first and second marriages: Gaylen McGee and Eric Lightfoot. In the early 1970s, Lightfoot was involved with Cathy Smith; their volatile relationship inspired his songs "Sundown" and "Rainy Day People" among others. "Cathy was a great lady," Lightfoot told The Globe and Mail after her death. "Men were drawn to her, and she used to make me jealous. But I don't have a bad thing to say about her." Smith later became notorious as the person who injected John Belushi with a fatal speedball. In 1989, he married Elizabeth Moon. They had two children: Miles and Meredith. They divorced in 2011 after a separation that Lightfoot said had lasted nine years. Lightfoot wed for a third time on December 19, 2014, at Rosedale United Church to Kim Hasse. To stay in shape to meet the demands of touring and public performing, Lightfoot worked out in a gym six days per week, but declared in 2012 that he was "fully prepared to go whenever I'm taken." He calmly stated, "I've been almost dead a couple times, once almost for real ... I have more incentive to continue now because I feel I'm on borrowed time, in terms of age." Lightfoot's band members displayed loyalty to him, as both musicians and friends, recording and performing with him for as long as 45 years. Lightfoot was a long-time resident of Toronto having settled in the Rosedale neighbourhood in the 1970s, which once hosted an infamous after-party following a Maple Leaf Gardens date on Bob Dylan's Rolling Thunder Revue tour. In 1999, he purchased his final home in the Bridle Path neighbourhood, where he would eventually live across the street from fellow musician Drake who purchased property in the mid-2010s, and at various times down the street from both Mick Jagger and Prince. Lightfoot was a lifelong fan of the Toronto Maple Leafs and was made an honorary captain of the team for the 1991-92 season. In mid-April 2023, Lightfoot's declining health caused him to cancel the remainder of his 2023 tour. Lightfoot died of natural causes at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto on May 1, 2023, at the age of 84. The Mariners' Church in Detroit (the "Maritime Sailors' Cathedral" mentioned in "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald") honored Lightfoot the day after his death by ringing its bell a total of 30 times, 29 for each of the crewmen lost on the Edmund Fitzgerald, and the final time for Lightfoot himself. Additionally, the Split Rock Lighthouse, which overlooks Lake Superior in Minnesota, shone its light in honor of Lightfoot on May 3. In the days after his death, a series of tributes took place in his hometown of Orillia, one of them previously planned. On May 6, the local opera house hosted Leisa Way & the Wayward Wind Band, a previously planned show that paid tribute to Lightfoot that became a memorial show of sorts. It sold out after his death. A day later, a public visitation was held at St. Paul's United Church that drew more than 2,400 people. On May 8, 2023, a private funeral was held for Lightfoot at St. Paul's United Church. His body was later cremated, and his ashes were buried next to his parents at St. Andrew's and St. James' Cemetery in Orillia. Alexander Carpenter, professor of musicology at the University of Alberta, noted the number of tributes to Lightfoot in the media that held him as "quintessentially Canadian" and questioned whether this nationalist, nostalgic view [blurred] "the reality that Lightfoot was a musician who had a much wider influence on the popular music scene of the 1970s, well beyond Canada’s borders". Carpenter contended that Lightfoot both romanticized Canadian history and looked more deeply into the country's past - an aspect of his music that has been "largely lost in the effusive eulogies in the media". Lightfoot's gentle, sentimental delivery style was noted by Carpenter as evoking a nostalgia, but this was not necessarily a "compelling or accurate portrait of Canada", with the article concluding: "Simply casting Lightfoot as an exemplar of Canadian-ness overshadows Lightfoot's legacy. He was a songsmith and a musician who toiled for his entire career - spanning nearly six decades - to bring words and music together in meaningful and enduring ways." A tribute concert took place at Massey Hall on May 23, 2024, featuring performances of Lightfoot songs, performed by Gord’s own backing band and Blue Rodeo, City and Colour, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson of Rush, Julian Taylor, Kathleen Edwards, Murray McLauchlan, Serena Ryder, Tom Wilson, Allison Russell, Burton Cummings, Tom Cochrane, Aysanabee, William Prince, Sylvia Tyson and The Good Brothers. For more info Wiki bio link here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gordon_Lightfoot *Fingers crossed this goes through*

[@Laura-M-L]

I love this one! I love how perfect his voice is in every genre! In each genre you’d swear it was his one and only style! Let’s face it, he OWNED music!🎶 sing to me Elvis!

[@MarkRogersVOCFB]

I’ve always enjoyed this one.

[@Elvista]

Lovely lil country tune....EP singing it just makes it even better 💯⚡❤️

[@gewoonieko]

Love this. Sing it all the time when my girlfriend is around 🫣

[@debbyschultz1729]

Seth, As always, I Love Your Reactions!!❤❤❤❤

[@ruthsimon7035]

Another great song! I love it! ❤

[@janetb.8683]

I don't take the lyrics too seriously, for me it's just a funny catchy song with a good melody & I like it a lot! It always makes me smile 😅

[@balovett]

"I like that Elvis bumble going on. I do enjoy a good bumble." (3:40) 😄

[@psychedelicelvis-777]

Elvis said he wanted to sing Bass in a Gospel quartet, that's probably what is behind his bumble. Have a listen to MR. BASS MAN ~ Johnny Cymbal (1963) to get an idea of what I mean.

[@lindabratcher4457]

I love when he would add his little antics to his music!

[@maggieshome]

Foot tapping song. Like it

[@Snorkebogan]

The vocal bumble is musicallity and talent😉

[@robbansa]

100% agree to all.

[@BrandonAyong]

This might be his folkest song ever and I love it

[@magnejohansen5048]

This is the version without added background vocals. :-) The official release had them on and it sounds way better even. 😎

[@herminiovitoria]

Great great song

[@jennyjorgensen9935]

Ha!! Bumbles is the name of my daughter's cat.😂🤣 Love it!! Seph, you are so delightful and always make me smile, laugh or both. I do love this song though. My favorite part is, " I just might pass this way again". Perfect!!❤❤❤

[@SephPlays]

Awwww cute! What kinda cat? :D

[@annmariering6606]

That's my favourite line too - it's so cold!!

[@jennyjorgensen9935]

​@@SephPlays, well, she is black with long fur and beautiful. Guess I don't know my cats that well.😚

[@herminiovitoria]

Great tracks on this album

[@senyart890]

You found another one I hadn't heard him sing. Thanks for reacting to this, Seph.

[@sherrisee3752]

Another one I'll be singing later❤

[@t.m.5969]

This was a Gordon Lightfoot original song! Elvis countryfied it more, I love both versions...Early Morning Rain is another good one Elvis covers from Gordon Lightfoot.

[@dcftcb7764]

👑✌️

[@elvis78ale]

❤

[@Ntass1]

Canadian Gordon Lightfoot Cover. love it.

[@TheKopyKatz]

Love it 🔥🔥🔥

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

"You know what you're getting into when you date a bad guy but you're like, "I can make him good. I can fix him." But that never bloody works out." THAAANNKKK YOOUUU!!! AGREED 💯💯💯💯 BLOODY BRILLIANTLY SAID SEPH! LOOK AT YOU BEING ALL SMART & EVERYTHING 😊 LOVE IT! GOLD STARS 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 DIAMONDS 💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎 12- FREAKIN'- 10 🙌💃 FIRE REACTION SEPH 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 That is exactly what I've been sayin'! I so totally agree with you on that! However I do have to respectfully disagree slightly with your ranking on this one. I think this is a solid C for me. I do go back to it for a re- listen sometimes. On occasion, not always or even frequently. But sometimes. A simmer! That made me chuckle 😄 I don't care. I still say this is a fire reaction 🔥🔥 Right, onwards & upwards! Recording Session Info Below: "(That's What You Get) For Lovin' Me" written by Gordon Lightfoot (more info on him later). Recorded at RCA Studio B in Nashville, Tennessee on March 15, 1971 Hours: 10:00 p.m.- 1:00 a.m. Producer: Felton Jarvis Engineer: Al Pachucki Musicians: Guitar: James Burton Guitar: Chip Young Guitar: Charlie Hodge Drums: Jerry Carrigan Piano: David Briggs Bass: Norbert Putnam Vibes/ Harmonica: Charlie McCoy Backup Vocalists: The Nashville Edition: Dolores Edgin June Page Hurshel Wiginton Joe Babcock + Mary Holladay Ginger Holladay Millie Kirkham Take 1: Complete 3:54 (preceded by rehearsal) Take 2: Rehearsal 1:15+ "I Want You, I Need You, I Love You" + Long False Start Take 3: ? 0:02+ Takes 4- 6: Not Available Take 7: Long False Start 1:59 Take 8: Complete 2:22 Take 9: False Start 1:44 (preceded by rehearsal) Take 10: Complete 2:36 Take 11: Not Available Take 12: (Master): 2:16 Unedited Master Faded Master 2:08 Master faded & is without overdubs Will try to include songwriter info in a separate comment 😃👍 TCB ⚡ & TLC ❤ & peace ✌& blessings 🙏 to you & yours & to one & all here as well 💕

[@SephPlays]

:D yesssss thank you for this Sammy as always :D now gimme them cookies >.>

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@@SephPlays Sure, no problem. 🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪 13 cookies, a baker's dozen 😉 Just got you Seph 😄 And you are so very welcome!

[@SephPlays]

Yaaaayyy Yummy 😄😋 Also i love your second post!!! Very informative 😍

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@@SephPlays I meant *FOR* stupid autocorrect. Oh my God. You are very humbly welcome Seph! Glad you enjoyed reading!

[@dannad123]

From my favourite songwriter Gordon Lightfoot. I met him in Toronto in 2005, lovely man whom I saw in concert 27 times! He sadly passed away last year, he also grew to hate this song because of it cavalier attitude towards women's feelings and its chauvenism. However I still love! Elvis drops one of the verses btw

[@roustabout583]

I have to go back and see if there is anything I like from 1971😂maybe early morning rain.

[@gorse9030]

There are quite a few goodies to come IMHO like The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face,, I'm Leavin, Amazing Grace, We Can Make The Morning, I John, It's Only Love, Fools Rush In, etc but if the inferior versions of those songs are given to Seph like this one then perhaps not so exciting.

[@roustabout583]

@@gorse9030 I’ll agree with we can make the morning.

[@carriemichelle322]

Not a favorite song, but he sings it great! ❤

[@Libby-qk9jr]

I really love this one. Don't know why, it's an awful song to someone that loves you, but he just sings it so warm and juicy. Those lyrics could apply to Elvis himself. "I've had a hundred just like you, but don't be blue. I'll have a thousand 'fore I'm through." Yep, that says it all. LOL

[@sherrisee3752]

An old country song❤ of course The Elvis put his touch on it❣🤔did I miss the vote? It's June😁

[@jjbud3124]

Yes, me too (My name is June, my birthday in 3 days 😄😁🤣). I've been waiting for the vote. Maybe it would be my BD present. Maybe it was postponed due to Seph getting hurt. Maybe he just forgot.

[@SephPlays]

JJ is right. My accident has put me back a couple of weeks :((( But i should still be able to do a VOTE in the next week or so :D

[@elaineharn9527]

Love this by Elvis, but probably one of my favorite versions is by Waylon Jennings.

[@christopherdavey2622]

Those "bumbles" are kind of a leftover from his 50s days.

[@jjbud3124]

Very decent Country song. Can't say much more. It's not my favorite and I don't hate it. Middle of the road. Always love Elvis' take on every song.

[@Barbara-lb5yt]

Hi Seph , To reiterate what some others have asked today, what happened to the end of the month special request vote?

[@cherylspencer8024]

I must have been asleep, I didn't know we were getting a vote.

[@Barbara-lb5yt]

@@cherylspencer8024 Seph said that at the beginning and end of each month, that is if he wants to do 2 specials that he will take a vote on anything up thru 1970. Since there were so many of us that after he said he was done with 70, wanted him to react to some he missed and also some whether or not he had reacted to the song before or not.wanted him to do another reaction from 70. For ex: Love me Tender LIve 1970 or " I Can't Stop Loving you" or anything as far back as we wanted to go. Like I would have liked to have seen him react to Hound Dog on the Milton Berle show rather than Ed sullivan bc it showed him his whole body. What ever get the most votes he will react to.

[@cherylspencer8024]

@@Barbara-lb5yt 👍

[@helenludlow2331]

Ah Seph I kinda like this song - nice happy country feel but not a classic 🎶💙🎵

[@gorse9030]

I tend to agree with you Seph but this version pales into comparison with the released master at the time. What you get fed by your mate quite often mystifies me .

[@mandyheath1793]

Ok song, Definitely not a favourite, but a nice listen ❤

[@dannad123]

The version originally released has great backing vocals, and is far superior for me than this undubbed master

[@cherylspencer8024]

Not the best, not a favorite, but hey it's The Elvis.

[@Barbara-lb5yt]

He can for sure sing it but I have to say, it is not a fav of mine.

[@SephPlays]

Some of the lyrics in this one could be taken the wrong way too. I was just reading a few of the comments here

[@Barbara-lb5yt]

@@SephPlays True. Basically the lyrics are very repetitive "That's what you get for loving me" and they don't seem to have any compassion, which isn't Elvis. It doesn't seem like a song he would sing.

[@SephPlays]

@@Barbara-lb5yt Ya, i understand where you are coming from! Very out of place song

[@visaman]

Album filler.

[@WoodsWoman822]

Not one of my Favorites ❤ Meh !

[@terrymeddings5563]

Forgettable.

[@OmarJimenez-hk2gu]

DEPECHE MODE SO CRUEL