FIRST TIME REACTING TO | ELVIS PRESLEY "AMERICAN TRILOGY" REACTION

[@henriquebarbo6666]

Elvis the greatest gospel singer all the time.

[@chuckraymond7743]

I just pray that he is in heaven giving praise to the Lord with his beautiful and powerful voice.

[@mikefuchs-sb8pv]

yrs, his gospel is like straight from heaven ❤

[@wiltonfarm4816]

Elvis s voice was a gift from God.

[@jerrysabbagh1499]

No entertainer on this planet could put something like this off. There are great performers for sure ,but none close to Elvis.

[@johnmullens2857]

only Tom Jones got close...

[@tablespoon116]

People who love Elvis are loving people

[@xScooterAZx]

True,..so true. He was a beautiful man who brought beautiful people together. And still does.

[@Diovanlestat]

People don't remember how much children loved Elvis. I don't know why. But seeing him with Lisa-marie was such a joy. I was about 6 when I fell in love with Elvis, so parents bought me all his records and I watched all his films. He sung nice sweet songs, he smiled nice, his eyes twinkled with mischievous. The day he died, I was seven. My mother woke me out of my sleep gently to tell me, the sun hadn't risen yet. All I remember I danced like a crazy thing, all day long, in tribute. Crying all the time, untill i finally collapsed. For many children, Elvis the singerman, with manners, laughter, and energy, meant a heck of a lot. And yes I was a black kid, Elvis touched the hearts of many. ❤ Loving you always.

[@Franklin-w3c]

I was 8 years old.

[@easyenetwork2023]

Elvis was born in Tupelo, Mississippi, and moved to Memphis when he got older I believe. He attended black churches as a kid and loved the singing of the choir. So, his music came from black musicians and culture. Though some black artists resented him for that.

[@Linda-w8d]

I'm sitting here watching you react to Elvis. No one has ever noticed how he directs his band with his movements.....I've always noticed it. thanks....

[@bluebuddy46422]

Yes, this was a televised concert throughout the world however it was for the Kui Lee Cancer Fund . In 1973 they managed to raise 75,000 dollars from the concert which is about $505,354.73 today

[@billwalker7556]

Elvis conducted everyone and everything on stage with the movements of his hands and arms and voice. They followed him.

[@jimmi-annmuse6818]

Elvis is actually conducting the orchestra and directing the backup singers. The man was almost unbelievable!

[@7777shayna]

He was so proud of his band

[@videosguimonteiro]

That's Elvis' secret, his mesmerizing voice. He won over the public without anyone seeing him on the radio. It didn't matter if he moved, whether he was white or black, but his voice simply mesmerized the audience.

[@RobertNorthrop]

"American Trilogy" is actually a sample of three different songs covering three different American perspectives: "Dixie Land" is a southern civil war hymn. "All my Trials" is a Caribbean slave hymn and "Battle Hymn of the Republic" is the Union civil war representation. It's supposed to be a unifying song. Elvis's contribution is of course, iconic, with his dramatic arrangements and huge voice.

[@jeffb6348]

🎯

[@ΘαλειαΖ]

ELVIS PRESLEY LOVE ❤️ FOR EVER

[@nenabunena]

Woah I never knew that! Amazing! I love him all the more now! As a foreigner, I find patriotism very attractive it shows they're loyal to family, friends and community!

[@bubbablue1100]

Nailed it, well put.

[@garybeauchamp3623]

Mickey Newberry wrote this song I think and released it first, but once Elvis did it he owned it for all time.

[@zepptar]

Omg this girl is absolutely gorgeous and she is an Elvis fan

[@VisionTheLyricalOne]

God bless and R.I.P to a holy icon❤R.I.P my brother in Christ Elvis Presley 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@jimparsons11]

And Elvis did this concert for charity.. gave away all $75k .. he was truly the KING

[@johnrdunbar]

I've watched you several times. I absolutely love how you react to Elvis! Your incredible

[@Sharon-kr1ui]

I love your responses. Elvis was truth and power, humility and humor. Besides the fact he was the most beautiful man. He was connected to God. And his smile was the thing I always loved more than anything else.

[@agoraphobicadam1171]

I'm an old school metal head But have been a huge Elvis fan for years.

[@billowens7399]

Muhammad Ali once said after meeting Elvis for his first time, “Elvis is the most humble man I have ever met”!!

[@davidhodgins7122]

You have just witnessed THE GREATEST ENTERTAINER OF ALL TIME!!!!!! The smooth powerful voice the heart and soul in every word the passion. Elvis had it all. NO AUTO TUNE NO PITCH CORRECTION just pure PERFECTION!! Elvis could sing the phone book and make it great. The KING will LIVE ON FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ritaanderson4855]

Elvis took THESE actual song lyrics: "I'm a kissin' cousin to a ripe pineapple...I'm in the can", and made the song sound good! I doubt that singing the phone book would've been a problem for him! :-)

[@johnfloyd4166]

Spot on mate ❤❤❤

[@Marsha979]

❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️🥲🥲🥲

[@georgerutnam1053]

RIGHT ON!

[@DonaldDunn-e1n]

Probably the best voice ever. Not manufactured like today. All natural.

[@Danman1974]

He threw his belt, of which you talked, in the audience right after this song. Was a special moment... Loved it!

[@clydeb7713]

I repeat what other artist can mesmerize a young women 45yrs after his death? That's right,NOBODY. THE G.O.A.T.

[@terrygarcia897]

The hasn't recorded in almost 50 years and still no one comes close. TX. Stay well and groovy my friend. Rest in peace Lisa Marie

[@lhpeterson51]

EXACTLY!!

[@Pav4Fun]

Indisputable FACT!!

[@sabinebraet4757]

Britt, I also still sweat with I see him. I’m also in love with Elvis Presley ❤❤❤❤❤Your reaction is so fine to hear, he’s voice is like velvet ⚡️🔥

[@sherrietaylor338]

I saw him in Charlotte in 1977. It was AMAZING!!!

[@mikerobertson4041]

Elvis was born in Tupelo, Mississippi, but lived most of his life in Memphis.

[@aletmartins6940]

Who else has patriotic, gospel, country and rock songs all in one concert…and people ❤️❤️❤️❤️ it?!

[@camilagohayata]

I'm Brazilian, but few so proud of his demonstrations of love for his country.

[@ChefBarb58]

A GREAT AMERICAN ARTIST........ THAT WAS JUDGED IN THE SOUTH AS A REBEL ... HE WAS A SHY YOUNG SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN.. HE TOOK ALOT OF INSULTS BY RACES WHITE ADULTS. THEY DIDN'T EVEN LIKE HIM AT GRAND OLE OPREA. LOOK WHATS GOING ON TODAY... HE BROKE ALOT OF THAT STEREO TYPE. HE SANG ALL DIFFERENT MUSIC. I WISH THEY WOULD PUT HIS PLACUE BACK AT THE PEARL HARBOR. HE HELPED RAISE MONEY TO GET IT FINISH. WHAT HE GAVE TO HELP ANY ONE OR CAUSE. THE MAN IS OUR LEGEND. LOVE FOREVER MY DARLING. I HOPE YOUR AT THOSE GOLDEN GATES WHEN I PASS.🕊🕊🕊🕊

[@eddiefe428]

The greatest entertainer of all time

[@kathyharze760]

That was a concert broadcast live around the world over 1.5 billion people watched more than man's first landing on the moon l love your reactions to Elvis you're so right about it feels so personal when he sings he puts so much passion and emotion into his performances no one like him he's the Goat thank you 😊

[@timothysarris9742]

That’s over a third of the world’s population then!

[@saylorgirl799]

@@timothysarris9742 And back in 1973, I think there were only about 4-5 billion people on Earth! So, YES it was! Even Elvis was amazed by the reach of the technology of the time. I watched this concert “live” as it was broadcast on televisions all over the world. I was 12yo, and our entire family had gathered around the TV to watch this electrifying performance. It was truly spellbinding! The Aloha concert will always be my favorite! Love EP! He was/is/always will be the Greatest Of All Time! He is UNRIVALED! Truly, THE BEST! ❤️

[@KarlaElaine100]

1973. I watched it with my late dad.

[@tommaxwell429]

1973 the year I graduated high school, we watched the entire broadcast from Hawaii as a family. Wasn't that amazing! My sisters grew up in love with Elvis (what girl didn't) and the boys loved the Elvis movies because of the beautiful girls in them. Elvis said his biggest regret was getting pushed into the movie contract. He hated doing those movies, although I am sure he got a lot of money for them. In his later years with the drug abuse he went down quickly. I believe his last performance was in my home town of Rapid City South Dakota. He barely got through that performance and was just horrible. We all felt so badly for him. What a loss!

[@rustysealey2963]

I was young but remember watching it with my family

[@jamesjernigan4994]

We'll said. You should look up the video of him singing are you lonesome Tonight and he starts laughing because of the back up singer, she keeps singing her part even when he loses it laughing. Priceless!!!

[@zapataattack5843]

There are performers and then there's Elvis. No comparison. He's in a league all is own.

[@bemerson7883]

True dat

[@GeriPierce-k4d]

he was the greatest..they will never be ANOTHER...elvis.

[@HeathSpencerPhilip]

Elvis gives his belt to someone in the crowd after this song. Just another cool detail. ❤ your reactions. Keep it up!

[@judyzeller3921]

This was first worldwide broadcast ever. It reached 1.5 billion people in something like 20 countries. He had so many fan clubs & wanted to be able to perform for the other countries as well. Nothing has ever matched it in size. The Beatles did one later & got 1 billion views. Treat yourself to the entire Aloha performance. It's fantastic.

[@maryrowell1122]

Couldn't stand The Beatles I hated them I was a young waitress working at Woolworth right beside the record Department they played The Beatles All the time just thinking of them I'm getting a headache

[@ChefBarb58]

I DON'T KNOW HOW IN THE WORLD THEY COMPARED ELVIS TO THE BEATLES.. ALSO ELVIS WAS CONSIDERED A SOLO ARTIST HE DID AND WAS SO MUCH BETTER. I DID LIKE WHEN JOHN LENNON WENT ON BY HIMSELF. JOHN SHOWED RESPECT AND APPREATION TO ELVIS BEFORE ELVIS THERE WAS NOTHIN.❤ I DON'T HATE THE BEATLES BUT THEY GOT IT WRONG WHEN THEY SAY THEY WERE BETTER THAN ELVIS.... LOVE YOU YA,YA.. I WAS SICK OF IT MYSELF. SO THANK YOU FOR SAYING WHAT NOT MANY WILL..😊❤

[@robertsantaniello2152]

Love your commentary of the king thanks

[@johnwashington5784]

The low base voice in many of Elvis' songs is JD Sumner of the Stamps.

[@stacie2695]

This song and My Way will be played at the spreading of my ashes. I love you forever and ever Elvis.

[@timothylajoice3921]

He was simply the GREATEST ENTERTAINER THERE EVER WAS N WILL EVER BE .

[@johnnydough5464]

Years ago, my parents went to Vegas, mainly to take in the shows, as well as do a little gambling. When they went to try to get tickets for a Frank Sinatra show, (they loved Frank Sinatra), they were turned away, as the show was sold out. Not wanting to just leave and go back to their room, they decided to see if they could tickets to see Elvis, which they were able to do. Now keep in mind that my parents were not fans of Elvis, I mean, they didn't like him or hate him, they just never cared for him. Well, once they left the show, they were extremely impressed with Elvis. They told me that Elvis was a true showman in every sense of the word. From that day on, they would listen to Elvis's music, as they really enjoyed it.

[@CappyMoon369]

I wept during this entire video 🥲. The Man IS a gift from the Almighty ❤️

[@AngelasJoys]

1.5 billion people watching around the world. He was not wild. He was subdued for that reason. 💙

[@DjOdyssey1971]

Look at the people? This concert was broadcast by satelite around the world to a viewing audience of 1 Billion people.

[@jeancarroccino8574]

He is PHENOMENAL.....So glad you can appreciate his music......❤❤❤ him!!!!!!

[@chuckles5163]

THANK YOU FOR HAVING THE BLACK BACKGROUND!!!!! THAT MAKES IT EASIER TO SEE THE ARTIST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@waynecoker7129]

i use to have an 8 track back 1966 and everybody knew when i was coming down the road ! none but ELVIS !

[@ginaferracini9375]

Beautiful song 🎶. 😢 ❤.love watching Elvis and your reaction.i love Elvis Presley we all love Elvis Presley ❤

[@jimsterling9930]

I remember I was 8-9 yrs old and we sat around the TV and watched this concert and I remember it today as if it were yesterday.

[@bobhope3716]

This is why he's called "The King " .

[@johnaaron2064]

This was performed in a packed stadium on live television over 40 countries 1.5 billion people watching.

[@christophermckinney3924]

This was filmed at the University of Hawaii's football stadium in 1973 and was the first world wide satellite broad cast of a live concert. Only the king was worthy of the honor.

[@markfraser4745]

Er no.

[@ErichH68]

One of the few artists who is better than the hype! Elvis on top of the world!

[@pamelaraman3959]

Hi from Liverpool, UK this guy will never be forgotten.

[@sandybishop6867]

This young girl gets it!!!👏👏♥️♥️

[@Anne6621]

Elvis was so so so lucky to have James Burton as the lead guitarist , back when this was broadcast i was glued to the TV set and after the show was over my mom came out of her bedroom where she watched it and she said , OMG i had no idea Elvis was this amazing i just wished i had paid attention to him from the start and i held up the album with the gold Lame' suit and i said i have been trying to get you to see that 50,000,000 fans can't be wrong ! , i will never forget that fond memory

[@DanoSeer]

Yes, James simply kicked ass.

[@thomastimlin1724]

Many have forgotten James Burton was originally Ricky Nelson's lead guitar player and a well known studio musician.

[@garybeauchamp3623]

Elvis's band and back up singers were surperlative and you can see their performances were a great collaboration of talent led by Elvis. There will never be another performer like him or even close to his talent and staying power. So many decades after his death his music and persona are still fresh and alive, there to be discovered by new generations.

[@paulwhite5840]

My all time favorite Elvis presentation. Saw it on TV back in the day.

[@carollandrum9223]

This was televised. I remember watching.

[@MichaelSeymourmjsm]

I was 14 and was watching this with my family and it was interesting that we were all together for this event. How fitting it truly was for the KING to be the first entertainer, and in fact to be First period, to be Broadcasted by Satellite all over the world! That was exciting stuff to me as I watched the Greatest of All Time.

[@krs1969krs]

This performance alone makes Elvis a King

[@Progamble]

Simply the King!

[@stacie2695]

Elvis favorite music was gospel. PLEASE watch Elvis and the Black Community. He grew up in the ghetto. His friends were Black people. His first exposure to music was gospel and ragtime. A loving man…of everyone. A true gentleman and a true angel on earth. He studied every religion…always and forever in search of the truth…and the saving of his soul. God bless you young lady…you are beautiful inside and out.

[@baseballfanforever2775]

I watched this with my family I was 8 yrs old I still remember it

[@joearrington585]

When you can find the time,I think you will learn a lot about Elvis if you watch the two different parts of Elvis and The Black Community

[@markbean1623]

When he says Dixie it's in Dixie land that is in the South anywhere in the South .. Elvis was the most giving Electrifying stage presents and carisma entertainer I've ever seen ..

[@valerie4286]

That is why live music is so important...you see the showmanship and talent.

[@Elvis68spec]

That Concert your watching was the First World Satellite broadcast! So, yes you're right, 1.5 Billion People were watching! I was 4, almost Five when we watched this, me and my Twin Sister! I'm 54, I've been an Elvis Fan ever since! Great review!!!! Great review!!!!!! You're a beauty!

[@my.business]

*There will never be another King of Rock & Roll like Elvis*

[@merltravers4054]

1st Satellite TV show seen by over a billion people at the time historic .. This was the colonel's way of telling Elvis this is better than going on tour overseas which Elvis wanted to do .

[@carolhayar3037]

The ramp from the stage: Producer/Director Marty Pasetta told Parker he wanted to build a ramp, Parker said no. Pasetta said it would be 8 feet wide & Elvis could stay in the middle or he could go to the left or to the right if he wanted to (Pasetta knew how important the audience was to Elvis). Parker said no. Fortunately, Pasetta was able to meet w-Elvis & he explained exactly what he told Parker. Fortunately again, Elvis overrode Parker & told Pasetta to build the ramp. Pasetta told Elvis he wanted him to lose 25 lbs., which Elvis did. Elvis then hugged Pasetta & said you are one of the few people who has been totally honest w-me. Imagine how different that concert would have been if Elvis didn't have the option to get in close contact w-his audience. HE would have been just as spectacular, but without the ramp the concert would have had a very different feel.

[@danielle38134]

This is why he has millions of fans and more still growing worldwide.! Love the Elvis! ❤love your reaction 😊

[@graywolf4696]

He's from Tupelo, Mississippi. Dixieland is the southeastern states. And Elvis is the greatest singer and entertainer of all time and his performance here was spectacular!

[@JessiJames-wd7op]

I watched this tour as a pro-teen! I felt things I had NEVER felt before and cried! LOL… I’m sure Elvis was responsible for many young women feeling their first stirrings of attraction! He had something no other person has ever had…

[@alexiacristinamartinelli7512]

Mágico....Mágico ✨✨✨✨👑👑👑👑👑❤❤❤❤

[@memphisflashfan1]

Britt, you made me smile when you said you were in love with Elvis Presley. You and millions of people around the world! I’m glad you appreciated this song. It’s really special.

[@maryrowell1122]

Probably a Billion now

[@ruthanncrandall3978]

He had control of his band.They knew ever move he made.Elvis is and will always be the sexiest man ever !!

[@MsJimmysgirl]

As someone born and raised in the South as well...this is my absolute favorite Elvis performance ever. He was also the very first artist to broadcast nationwide on TV.

[@raynaman1971]

Worldwide.

[@martykerker9464]

yes World Wide , first concert ever broadcast Via satellite. @@raynaman1971

[@MRM-Red]

This air the night before I was born. I became a Elvis fan at 2 years old. I remember the awful day of August 16, 1977. Even though I was only 4. I been to Graceland 3 times. Ready go back. RIP Elvis and Lisa Marie Presley

[@tammylewis1449]

Omg I just love your reaction to Elvis Presley you are just to cute

[@kdmcallister3537]

The first I remember a song being played on the radio was Elvis in 1960. I was 3 y o. Mom and I had just dropped my brother and the carpool kids off at kindergarten. The AM deejay had mistakenly (maybe mistakenly) played the same song by Elvis twice in a row. I thought Elvis was at the radio station where Dad advertised live at times. Recordings and records were still foreign to this little kid. I begged Mom to drive to the station to meet Elvis. Finally, she explained about 45s being played at the radio station and that Elvis lived in Memphis and not in Decarur, Alabama... I was SO let down. But... true story...my Dad had surgery in Memphis to regain hearing loss from WWII. On a post-op visit to Memphis, my brother and I went and got Dad to drive by Elvis' house, Graceland. (The name became more famous after his death.) Well, the gate was open when we drove by. We had to turn around to get back to the motel, so my brother and I, maybe 10 and 12 y o, about died when Dad turned right into Graceland, thru the gate and right up to his house and turned off the car, a 1963 VW Beetle.. After about 3 minutes of absolute quiet gawking beneath the tall shade trees, except for Mom repeatedly asking Dad if this was wise, a fellow slowly walks out to the car and nicely asked, "Can I help y'all?" Dad explained he "was just letting 'the boys' see Elvis' house up close." He grinned like "country had come to town," as I was admiring the chain-linked fencing over the windows and the green fiberglass cover over what I imagined was his pool on the far end of the house. The man said, "Well, I guess y'all have seen it closer than most. It's time to leave." Dad kindly thanked him, started the car, and slowly drove down the hill back toward the front gate. (The brick gate posts wrre covered with girls' names written in colorful pastel chalk.) We couldn't believe what had just transpired, but I swear it happened just as I said, only in slo-motion (or so it seemed).

[@nickicribb4299]

This was originally compiled, copyrighted and performed by Mickey Newbury. Elvis always interpreted songs that others wrote, of which he Elvis, was the absolute master. Like Waylon Jennings, any song that Elvis covered became an "Elvis Song!" Long live the king!!

[@p.j.morris]

When God created my friend Elvis he was just showing off. I can't tell you how much i love and miss him, there is not a day that goes by that i don't think of him and all the memories we made in 10 short years, his death knocked the wind out of me i have never been the same since, Elvis was the big brother i never had. He is also my guardian angel. Graceland is my go to place when it get's to hard to live w/o my friend i go there and walk around and remember Elvis and all the beautiful times we had together. He was the only person in my life that understood me and cared about my feelings and opinions. What it comes down to is we both needed a true friend and we were that for each other. Elvis was born in Tupelo Ms. This is my favorite jumpsuit as well. Awesome reaction. God bless you and your family from the one and only Memphis Tn..

[@livin3179]

One of the best songs ever. Period.

[@vincentmyrick6803]

Best concert ever

[@kathifielder1110]

It's amazing, and yet unsurprising, how Elvis is still affecting people all these decades after his passing. He never took his fame for granted and never lost his extreme gratitude to his fans, and it showed. He not only sang but also knew exactly the way he wanted each song to sound like as a whole, personally auditioned his musicians, arranged many of his songs and directed his band with his body movements. One of his drummers said "I think we're the only band that's directed by an ass". He said his black female background singers brought out the soul in him. And has anyone mentioned that he never had any formal musical training and didn't even know how to read music?

[@9133111228]

LOVE HER!!!!

[@danielmahon2432]

Beautiful and Powerful performance. TCB⚡️

[@kathleen0954]

That concert was the first ever event to be broadcast via satellite to the entire world! Elvis. And what he does to you he did to every female who saw him in that day....times 1000, because to see him in person magnified what you're seeing now by that much! And your voice is so beautiful! Truly, that was a great imitation of him you did at the end....! I really enjoy your reactions!

[@mbrights3158]

Fyi...This is the Aloha Special and went out live, was watched by 1.5 billion. He was nervous as heck before this concert.

[@robertgassler7882]

I am a massive Elvis fan. Watching and listening to what you see and hear made me cry!!! I'm Male man born 66 and was hooked at the age of 6 when i got my first turn table and album. I would love to see your reaction to Elvis live Ann Arbor "Unchained Melody" the most power voice and emotional song i have heard him sing. This performance live needs to be listened to!!!!!

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

There's THE KING and then there's everyone else. Did you know his highschool teacher told him he couldn't NOT SING..Yeah, they ate A LOT OF CROW. And notice how he lets EVERYONE shine, his backup singers, the instrument players..Expressing how PROUD he is of them.

[@meldridge51]

Hi Britt! I grew up being a Elvis fan and at 70 still am! Elvis is a very special man and he loves everybody! He gave so much to everyone! He never asked for anything in return! He is truly a Blessing that God gave to us! Long Live Elvis Presley! Tyvm

[@omgbygollywow]

Near the end of this concert, he threw his cape and belt into the crowd.

[@scottmoore1614]

Fifty years ago. Timeless…

[@thomastimlin1724]

Elvis was born in Tupelo Mississippi, later moved to Memphis TN. Elvis was trying to bring everyone together with this song. this show was broadcast Jan14 1973 from Hawaii vis Satellite, a rarity in those days...on my 17th birthday, mom and I watched the whole thing together. I treasure that night now that she has been gone some 28 years. You may be interested to know that one of the three lady backup singers, the Sweet Inspirations, is Cissy Houston, Whitney Houston's mother.

[@patst1944]

“WhatNow My Love” performed at Aloha From Hawaii concert shows the range Elvis had

[@rexmanninger7739]

My favorite from Aloha from Hawaii.

[@ErichH68]

My favorite!

[@susansapp6136]

Elvis made my grandmother sweat ... and I'm 73 now. She passed in 1963. No doubt ... he had a SEVERE presence and the attention he received was duly earned!

[@hawkeye8712]

The reason why elvis had these type of costumes was based on karate, Elvis Presley was a 7th degree black belt in the k Shoda Khan arate

[@galnhus56]

The more you listen to Elvis, the more you understand the icon that he was and will always be. Someday, take a trip to Memphis, TN and visit Graceland. It is basically Mecca for Elvis fans. You can feel his presence there and the Elvis museum is second to none. I bought my plastic gold Elvis glasses there that I will never trade for anything. TCB! Elvis will forever be the king!

[@lorellelewis2258]

11/22 & 11/23 2022 we visited Graceland for the 2nd time. After 10 min there, I viewed his black leather suite worn in his 68' special. Wonderful & sad at the same moment. And yes, got to see the other 100ish outfits, and his other museums. I talked with 20ish people within the 2 days. Guess they/me just wanted to share our feelings/thoughts. The lady driving the shuttle, told me that the week of Elvis' 45th anniversary of his death, that 100,000 people visited from outside the USA. I ask her again. She said yes, 100,000. . . I got goosebumps/shills. Do not know what means, just my experience. Take care. from Kentucky

[@beesea105]

I want to so bad. My mother made nurses play Elvis as she was in labor with me. Elvis means so much to me

[@KasBags1902]

Been to Graceland. Very emotional.

[@judyzeller3921]

@@KasBags1902 It sure is emotional. I felt his presence & simply could not control the tears.

[@joanmatthews2570]

Incredible vocal range and Elvis sings with so much passion

[@RevMichaelWilsey]

Elvis wasn't just in the groove. He was in command.

[@cindyphifer970]

My man Elvis beautiful inside and out

[@johnlove7202]

You noticed Elvis being insych with his band. Elvis knew what he wanted the music to sound like. He owned the music and the manager handled the business. He had the best musicians of the time.

[@vincentmyrick6803]

This was the very first program broadcast around the world via satellite. I think it still holds some records. Almost 2 Billion viewers around the world. It was a huge event.

[@lindawhite5006]

This concert was the first Satellite broadcast televised. Dixie is the South.

[@RockabillyRetreat]

AND almost 1 BILLION people watched this when it aired at the time. insane!!