FIRST TIME REACTING TO | ELVIS "YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVING" REACTION

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[@knew3355]

Elvis 😍 What society deems attractive changes over time but this man will Always be the total package regardless the era.

[@louiseasmith1336]

He did it his way.

[@leetempo]

Gift from heaven ❤

[@idawheat1333]

Elvis took an already iconic song of the righteous Brothers and made it his own. And he killed it.❤❤❤❤❤ The GOAT

[@stevethompson6059]

He did that with George Harrison's Something and Marty Robbins you gave a Mountain

[@ElvisRose_]

Elvis is the only guy who can still get girls 45 years after his death. My Mom, myself, and my niece all love him and a favorite pastime for our family was watching 3 generations argue about who loved him the most. I still maintain that I love him the most.

[@icanfartloud]

Lmao

[@HansChristianRosenquistHansen]

As you guys should be doing.

[@kenmohamed905]

No one sings like Elvis and no one ever will; therefore, just listen to that one in 8 billion voice...The King never followed trends, he started trends; no singer could ever change (progress) with the times, except for Elvis. Elvis' music performed/sang 50 or 60 years ago still sounds like it was done yesterday👍👏

[@aletmartins6940]

Did you hear his improv regarding “the suit is too tight”? Funny. The Righteous Brothers version is also amazing, but Elvis makes you feel it.

[@amieferrell2285]

I knew this part was coming and I was waiting for her to react to it and I was so sad she missed it!!

[@carolhayar3037]

@@amieferrell2285 i THOUGHT she missed it, then i thought maybe i was wrong

[@Daytonamike924]

Elvis made every song better imo

[@cristinasteliac2074]

Oh my goodness...my favourite song...he's perfect 🥰

[@nevin7094]

Something I think you'll appreciate too is that every single thing you see there on that stage, Elvis created. He had no stage manager, no orchestra leader, no chorus leader. He put every piece together from the music to the background vocals. And as for the rest, his amazing voice, his physical beauty, I love how you love him. I feel the same, Lol. Cant get enough of this man... dayum!

[@judypetitto]

Me Too!!!

[@robbinfaithful]

I am so glad to read your comment. Not everyone realizes that Elvis did it all. Put together and orchestrated every song and performance. No body does that. He did!!

[@sheliaspringer7389]

What you are hearing is a SOUTHERN sound! Many, many great black singers, like ELVIS, came from the South! This is a Southern Blues sound!!! We hear it constantly, from small town bars to our GOSPEL! He invoked such a wide variety of genres! He was so very Soulfull! I love this song! What a great entertainer ELVIS was! ❤ ❤ ❤

[@svtinker]

I saw Elvis in the Astrodome when I was nine. It’s hard to describe how important he was to people. I was in shock the entire concert.

[@nathalievailloud7211]

How lucky you are !

[@aliciagritz1030]

Lucky you. I was living near Amarillo, didn't get to go. But did see Elvis in person twice in Amarillo

[@sherrygorbet6141]

I was probably there with you as I saw Elvis everyone he came to Houston except the 1st time bc I wasn't born yet..I will always b grateful to my mom, dad and grandma for taking me with them every time & not leaving me at home with a babysitter.. so 57 years later I'm still obsessed with him. Now my kids listen to him👑🎸🎙🎵🎶😘❣

[@kelvingreaney7242]

His voice was and is iconic. He was pushed way too hard, and instead of the doctor getting him fixed, he just threw pills at him. He went far too early. The king still lives on.

[@stevethompson6059]

His Doctor and Tom Parker Destroyed Him

[@stevepomeroy-rockin-pa-realtor]

This was so insanely good. I hear the Righteous Brother sing this. I FEEL ELVIS singing this .. sounds and feels so powerful in his hands!!! No comparison Elvis all the way.. every word tells the story

[@sandervda5033]

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[@GeorgeD1965]

They did, and they sound great

[@McMahonHater]

When Elvis song this the Riotous brothers started planning their retirment.

[@RobertNorthrop]

So well put.

[@terrygreene4166]

It’s because of his amazing voice that he can own a song like this.

[@thelittlemrs]

"I sing all kinds, I dont sound like nobody" - Elvis Presley 1953

[@catherinepage2676]

Your reactions are what we want. Someone who appreciates our boy and loves him just the way we do. Enjoy your journey discovering Elvis

[@bgoldberg6802]

There was no Motown before Elvis. He opened many doors for everyone else.

[@Lynn-td3ly]

Who could ever lose that loving feeling for Elvis???? NOT ME

[@benjamins.5428]

That soul train name Elvis Presley. That special pure passion. what a beautiful divine voice!

[@RobertNorthrop]

Thank you for this tremendous reaction and very insightful commentary to another great Elvis performance which features all the hallmarks of why he remains an icon even to this day. Elvis has this uncanny ability to sing with sensitivity and passion and do so with a graceful masculinity. And yes - shout out (again) to the band and the backup singers.

[@francinefernandes2007]

His live version of Suspicious Minds is a definite must see❤️❤️❤️

[@timothysarris9742]

It’s Now or Never was his biggest hit, I think about 20 million. Till Mark James wrote a song called Suspicious Minds, which Mark recorded and only sold 5,000 copies. He said let’s give it to Elvis to record. Sold 40 million, his biggest selling record of his career!

[@ElisLS]

In the interview for the Las Vegas shows in 1969, he said that his backing vocals helped him get to his soul! ❤️

[@mikejohnson714]

I can remember when Elvis was going to make a movie at the Seattle world fair, and stayed in my home town of kalama Washington, he made the mistake of using his Chevron gas credit card,that was all it took the motel parking was so full of fanes, the next morning when the maid went to clean the room she found out that they had a pizza fight ,it was all over the walls,what a mess,haha

[@dinafraboni6774]

Love how you appreciate Elvis. The background singers are The Sweet Inspirations.

[@billwalker7556]

The group backing Elvis is a gospel quartet. JD Sumner and the Stamps Quartet. They sang backup for years for Elvis.

[@marttihamalainen3724]

@@billwalker7556 Nope, it was The Great Imperials until 1972

[@billwalker7556]

@@marttihamalainen3724 I used to go to "all night" gospel shows.with my grandmother. I have seen the Imperials but not with Elvis. The first time I saw Elvis was 1976. JD Sumner and the Stamps Quartet were performing with Elvis then.

[@billwalker7556]

the female singers. Elvis always had male gospel quartets that sang back up for him

[@MikeM275]

@@billwalker7556 The female backup singers were the Sweet Inspirations....Whitney Houston's mom Cissy Houston was in the Sweet Inspirations and sang backup to Elvis.

[@sharon5107]

We love watching you react to Elvis videos because it’s wonderful to see a new generation appreciate and swoon over him the way we did and do through these clips. Your reactions are so fun to watch!

[@paulasmith3179]

I love the way you get Elvis, I agree no woman has lost any love for this man. Great reaction , thank you.

[@nativepapi6818]

One of my favorite songs that he did , his band and the backup singers were the best. Elvis had a great relationship with his band but he was particularly close to his girls . They loved Elvis and he loved them too.Theres interviews of alot of his band members and the sweet inspirations talking about Elvis after he passed away.

[@dollygirl6487]

You are so expressive and very articulate with your words. I love that about you and I love the love you have for Elvis. And I’m glad that you now know and love this man as so many millions have for years. He definitely touched more lives than he could have ever imagined in his lifetime.

[@mzblue7214]

The GOAT! HANDS DOWN! I love when you said, 'the way those women sound, is how my heart feels...' WOW! Perfectly said!!!!!!!!!!!

[@davidmcclellan4071]

When Elvis played the Asterdome, they told him that they didn't want his black singers. Elvis stood up for them and said they would be with him or he would not come.

[@GR65330]

Elvis really had that soulful voice, especially noted in his gospel songs.

[@christielysdale1815]

One thing I have always heard No matter how gorgeous, beautiful, etc. a person is, somewhere someone is sick of their crap. Obviously, that doesn’t apply to Elvis… and I could not imagine how the world would be if there had been two of these men walking earth at the same time

[@stevepomeroy-rockin-pa-realtor]

It really does feel like the beginning of Motown here. It is absolutely no surprise that Motown happens after Elvis has opened up the music business, in spite of all those corporate henchmen that were responsible for keeping talent of color out of the business. The act of Elvis working with black musicians and crediting and paying black songwriters in the way that he did opened up the business so that we could have a Motown, and so that we could have a Jackson 5 and finally Michael Jackson. Music today would look and sound completely, and totally different without the life of Elvis Presley.

[@glass2467]

Certainly Elvis was influential and important in music - however Motown started in 1959 and its most popular hits were in the early 60s. Motown's roots started long before that, and Motown was going to happen with or without Elvis. Elvis was influenced by Motown and its roots. He didn't even sing this song until 1970. Elvis can be credited with helping to mainstream some of that style in the early 60s though.

[@dancalabrese3523]

@@glass2467 On the "timeline", Elvis hit the national scene in 1956, before Motown. If Motown would have happened without Elvis is a debate that is pointless in having, but many black artists like James Brown have said that they owe a lot to Elvis and that he opened the door for them. There is a lot that might not have happened without Elvis including Motown, The Beatles, etc. But you could debate it all day without a real answer because we don't have a time machine to go back and change history. We are all going to believe what we are going to believe.

[@stevepomeroy-rockin-pa-realtor]

@@glass2467 sure the Motown record label started in 1958 to be technical. But the Motown sound that most people allude to is from the very late 60s and throughout the early to mid 70s.

[@stevepomeroy-rockin-pa-realtor]

And most of the Motown artists really loved Elvis Presley and vice versa

[@glass2467]

@@dancalabrese3523 The roots of Motown go way back, and Elvis borrowed from that too, of course. Yes Elvis was influential. But Elvis did not create Motown. It's not even a debate. The facts are that American black music, blues, etc., which really had roots from hundreds of years before,... this influenced all other music, both here and in Europe. I'm not denying Elvis' greatness or his influence. Just saying there were many things in music which contributed to the pot.

[@sandralybrand9425]

I've loved Elvis for 66 years and counting! So lucky to have been alive from the beginning of his career ❤ There'll never be another like him!❤❤

[@kellyfindley1485]

Elvis started singing in a black southern pentecostal church as a small boy

[@reinavb]

We watch because WE GET IT! Welcome to the Elvis Family. We all have our own story of how we "fell in love" with Elvis. I grew up with him. I was born in 1960. My Auntie was 14 and IN LOVE with Elvis. My Daddy ,who passed when I was 9,was a fan too. He and I used to dance to Daddy's Elvis records. Elvis was the background to many special times in my life. I personally love watching you and other reactors take the journey and fall in love. We pass the torch to your generation to keep his music alive in your children. I just found you yesterday. Love your positive vibe.❤️

[@kenryan454]

OMG. I love this one. I have sung this version probably over 100 times at our shows. He had a way to interpret a song like no one.

[@yambo59]

Love Elvis - FYI when Elvis was doing a steady grind of two shows a night in Vegas six and seven nights a week for ten years, they say some could tell in the second show his voice sometimes sounded a bit tired and to me it comes through a little bit in this still iconic performance, but somehow it made the song even more gritty or emotional if you will - it just didnt seem to matter when it was Elvis and I wouldnt have it any other way - he tried to give one hundred percent every time . RIP ELVIS

[@joanedwards-de6pl]

Yes, he did perform two shows/night, but it was five weeks twice/year. He toured many other weeks.

[@clydeb7713]

You are AMAZING. This is about early 70s past Motown prime sound. ELvis would want you as a Sweet Inspiration backup singer Elvis ALWAYS was influenced by Gospel music because he grew up around it and was his mother's favorite music 🎶 That's what you're actually hearing.

[@davidjessee7701]

Love Elvis ! My Mom loved Elvis, She was a young girl in the 50s when Elvis came on the scene, so we had Elvis record’s around and mom would play them while she was cleaning house or cooking or raising me and siblings, there were 5 … Around 1976 Mom got to go to see Elvis in concert at Mobile Alabama! I was 10 so me and my brothers had to stay at the park while Mom and my oldest sister went to the concert, she was in high school… then not too long after that while on our way to Jackson Mississippi to go roller skating all of us kids in the back of a ford station wagon with Momma driving ,Elvis came on the radio , Mom was so excited, then after the song they announced that The King was Gone! Elvis had died😢😢 mom had to pull over because she was so overwhelmed!! Elvis had that kind of impact on millions!!! RIP EAP

[@blainehorn706]

You definitely need to watch him do love me tender live at that same show you will melt

[@dougnicol6151]

I'm so very happy to see you react to Elvis. MORE PLEASE!!!

[@patst1944]

“What Now My Love” performed at Aloha from Hawaii concert is another song about how much a man loves and wants his woman back.

[@delilahmorrow4606]

Elvises looks along with that voice count me passed out. They say he never had a picture nor movie that begin to show how good looking he looked in person. Can u imagine?

[@betsyjonex9364]

When Elvis sings a song he makes it his own. And the endearing quality he possesses is the way every woman listening thinks he is sing right to them. He truly fabulous example of that is "The Wonder of You". Vegas 1970. I enjoy your reactions. Thanks and Be Blessed.

[@garygoodman4342]

Elvis just loved music. The great ones don't see "genre" they just say it's music. If they heard something they liked, they didn't label it anything but good music.

[@billy-xv1zt]

Elvis had a vulnerability in his voice, it's appealing, especially to the ladies, the king was extreme quality, incredible vocal range, damn beautiful looking with a profile to die for lol, and the consummate entertainer.

[@memphisflashfan1]

I really enjoy your reviews! You make me smile, for example, in the beginning when you ask, “who’s lost their loving feelings for him?” I cracked up. But your observations and amusing comments/questions are priceless! Thanks for your hard work!!

[@TheKopyKatz]

what a fantastic performance from Elvis

[@Vllencia]

Wow, ... that was an amazing, amazing interpretation of this song by Elvis, in his own style ! And music and performance presentation too, great as usual!

[@tonyfilipone4186]

Elvis grew up in a ghetto area in Tupelo Miss. He hung with black kids &:listened to the music. He even dang in a choir in a black church.

[@Bill-eg4uf]

I love watching you react to Elvis . Can't wait to see more !

[@russjohnson2478]

The August 12, 1970 Midnight Show performance of this song offers a rare encore by Elvis. He took it to another level.

[@pamelaraman3959]

The world should never forget this guy❤

[@dhaley8847]

Elvis knew he was being Photographed and knew that the moves he made on stage made for great Photos! he planned every detail of his show himself for maximum effect!

[@marybethschreiter7009]

The Sweet Inspirations were his back up singers. They sang beautifully and complemented Elvis beautifully. I love your reactions!! I will be watching more of your reactions.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Really wonderful and insightful comments. And another of the many things that I am endlessly fascinated with about him is not only his incredible prowess at arranging, but also that as amazing as Elvis is, you could take him totally out of the mix and just listening to this band is still impressive as can be. The band is awesome and the backing vocals are always awesome. I do tend to try to pay a whole lot of attention to them because both the men's and the woman's group were at the top at their game. They really were. And that whole group just had such a good camaraderie and connection together..

[@willgaines5651]

Such a voice and stage presence. Love the chemistry with Elvis and his back up singers and band. Great reaction and share.

[@Sharon-kr1ui]

I love the way you see and feel everything about him. From a 60 year old British lady watching a young lovely lady like you feeling everything I felt fifty years ago. Love you.

[@jennywren7822]

I'll Remember You, from this concert, you'll love, it's got to be the satellite performance, there's a smile you'll die for. What a man what a voice. Always be the greatest of all time ❤

[@sheliaspringer7389]

This is SPECTACULAR! I would love for you to react to "Something Blue"! He was very young and so wonderful! I think you would really like it. I love your excitement! You make me so happy, just watching you, watching him! Great reaction!

[@bigjunk59]

Great reaction! Cant go wrong with Elvis...Check out some early stuff from him. You'll love it!

[@ruthsimon7035]

This man is on fire! Amazing Performance! ELVIS always number one!

[@libertyc4486]

Elvis and his amazing power and gift for the world the king himself was born with the whole perfict package talent.ELVIS HAD NO TRAINING BUT HIMSELF.

[@SIR-DanielHunter]

This is his best concert he ever did. Check out "Suspicious Minds" from this same concert . He gives his all😎🤘

[@AngelasJoys]

It's not one concert. He played that venue hundreds of times. 💛

[@SIR-DanielHunter]

@@AngelasJoys ok let's nitpick. Let me rephrase it.. it's the best that was recorded. Caught on tape. Other than his 69 comeback show that the whole family sit around the black and white tv and watched.....

[@AngelasJoys]

@@SIR-DanielHunter I wasn't nitpicking. And it's not one recorded concert. The 70s videos are from many. I have the series. Note the different jumpsuits in the shows you see online. I just figured you were young and didn't know. Relax.

[@SIR-DanielHunter]

@@AngelasJoys thank you for calling me young. Because I just turned 64 and not filling too young

[@AngelasJoys]

@@SIR-DanielHunter I wouldn't mind being 64 again. 😃 Happy belated Birthday. 🥳

[@Hey-Googootz]

Britt, Your Elvis reactions are so full of insight, passion, and love. It's a joy to watch you light up over this amazing talent. Keep taking care of Business TCB⚡♥️

[@captaindwan]

The Presley family was one of two families that was considered living on the wrong side of the tracks. He grew up watching people of African descent singing rhythm and blues on their porch. He was heavily influenced by gospel music. In fact, he's responsible for putting Southern gospel music on the map. In addition, his dad was hoping to be an inspiring gospel singer...

[@scottylou6]

YUP ITS ALL ABOUT SOUL REAL SOUL

[@grantbennett333]

ELvis could sing the : phone book & make it his own ...Where is that : lovin feein gone?

[@ihatechange]

Elvis' roots were in Gospel music since his early childhood in the deep south.That's why he had that "push and pull" in his voice (which you identified in a previous reaction) which was typical in gospel singers. Whether he is singing rock, country, blues or pop, you could always detect that gospel feel in his renditions. He was so unique❗❗❗

[@thewidowsdiaryartistpoet4007]

Elvis give much of himself to his fans, he was pure 🔥 as they say now. His time in music and motown was nearly simultaneously. He stated in early 50's , he loved gospel music and the way it moved him. The Elvis Movie touch on some it, but they left alot out of it. I saw him once and Like everyone else I feel in love with him.

[@pauline9580]

Please,please do love me tender but the live version.......it's crazy,if you have a love crush on Elvis this doesn't help.

[@MICKEY4356]

Elvis songs tell stories. ⚡

[@Marsha979]

I think Motown and Elvis interacted😚 he loved the whole culture and their sounds, that he grew up with when a child. I love the blues, jazz and gospel influences between the artists. His collaboration with Motown backup singers was such a brilliant addition to fill his total sound when he added his orchestra at the International Hotel inLas Vegas. What an unbeatable sound!! EP was the most incredible singer - so creative and original.

[@catherinjenen5510]

You will get some of your answers if you watch Elvis in the Black Community the echo will never die part one and two

[@mikem957]

Yeah that's the eye opening video.👍👍

[@poppiethestable1090]

Stop trying to prove to black people that Elvis wasn't racist...Maybe they are the racist

[@mikem957]

@@poppiethestable1090 Unfortunately black people throughout history have been lied to about their own history but especially about Elvis who did more for black people in general than any politician has ever done. The reason the powers that be kept this from black people was to deceive them and keep them from liking and supporting him which would bring races together because whites already loved him. The Bible says a nation divided will fall. But a nation united will thrive and conquer. It's all about keeping the races divided so the government can control us. That's why the government hated Elvis. He was for racial harmony and brotherhood. That's what the song If I Can Dream is all about.

[@timothysarris9742]

Right, Elvis opened the doors up, taught them how to dress and wear bling bling! James Brown said he loves Elvis. He my brother from another mother! Lol

[@lhpeterson51]

The Sweet Inspirations were so awesome, yes he was very inspired by a lot of soulful musicians and singers … born & grew up around Tupelo, MS he was surrounded by it all💜

[@janetwilson595]

1970 Suspicious Minds, Just Pretend and Love Me Tender are all great live performances. I think you'd love them.

[@chestercraven4660]

Love you I can't stop smiling your reactions to Elvis are a crack up, you so get him. Peace and love from the Whanganui River, NZ✌✌✌❤❤❤

[@joesmith6524]

This is live,the righteous brother's I've seen are recorded versions,being said that my man Elvis hit this out of the park!!!

[@kirpalite]

Great reaction. Plus, I love those "Sweet Inspirations" harmonies.

[@sabinebraet4757]

He improvised on stage everytime, and he sang with his soul, the greatest artist EVER ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@getinline5145]

I’ve still got that “lovin feelin” for Elvis in my seventies! Grew up around the corner from Graceland in the fifties sixties and seventies.

[@brendashimenosky8905]

Oh Britt, Once your hooked on Elvis, it 's forever ....

[@libertyc4486]

I hope now Everyone sees the king of Rock and roll is and all music.Elvis cant be touched and no comparison to him.

[@stevepomeroy-rockin-pa-realtor]

Time and location is everything with the timeline Elvis Presley came up in the Great Depression during segregation. He was a white man who did not believe as 95% of white people did down south. I was very very much for civil rights - it was no act. Death threats followed him from the mid-1950s all the way to the day he died in the latter 70s. He was monetarily donating to black organizations, such as the NAACP which supported Dr. Martin Luther King He was very close friends with black church leaders and civil rights leaders. He spoke to him MLK on the phone. HE WAS VERY CLOSE TO THE MOST POPULAR BLACK LEGENDS OF HIS DAY, SUCH AS MUHAMMAD ALI, JAMES BROWN, AND BB KING. So Elvis came up in the church in the 1940s before James Brown and Chuck Berry ever made a record. So he came up just before or during so many legends that were the precursor to Motown. We’re talking about all the Gospel greats all the blues greats and all the country music greats . He was probably the worlds greatest song arranger that blended the blues with country music and Southern Gospel. Today we would call him a crossover artist. Elvis carried the burden of not only the music world but socially as well and led my music and behind the scenes works, never seeking publicity for his generosity. Elvis this is noted for having a huge role in eradicating polio and in the creation of St Jude’s Children’s Hospital.

[@poppiethestable1090]

Naacp...Urban league etc..., are not black organizations...They are jewish

[@stevepomeroy-rockin-pa-realtor]

@@poppiethestable1090 Elvis supported black radio stations and businesses throughout Memphis and the South. Medger Evers, civil rights icon was the NAACP leader in Elvis’ era and they were very close. Joel Spingarn, a professor of literature and one of the NAACP founders formulated much of the strategy that fostered the organization's growth. He was black. yes it was founded by a black guy and two white guys. That's not a bad thing. On Lincoln's birthday. NAACP: “Our mission is to achieve equity, political rights, and social inclusion by advancing policies and practices that expand human and civil rights, eliminate discrimination, and accelerate the well-being, education, and economic security of Black people and all persons of color.”

[@poppiethestable1090]

@stevenpomeroy773 ..They were not white...Jewish...Which means communist...The Civil rights movement, like blm ,had nothing to do with civil rights...Both were communist ( Jewish) movements ...It's goal ,The destruction of all nations & people's of European decent...

[@sabinekoch6208]

Elvis is the best singer that ever lived ❤❤❤😘😘😘

[@lindasuarez1050]

There’s a piece of Motown on stage with him in The Sweet Inspirations. While they weren’t signed with Motown, they sang backup for Motown-era singers such as the great Aretha Franklin (who, surprisingly, was also not signed with Motown) and incomparable Wilson Pickett. I’m sure there are more, but those are the two that come to mind. So, Miss Britt, you are spot-on, as usual, with your nod to Motown. I love watching your reactions … they’re so genuine. Keep up the good work! Much love ❤

[@tonimolina197]

He's the man forever ❤️ 💙 ♥️ 💕 💛 💓

[@KevinsHeaven]

Love how you jump right into the videos.

[@medfordvictra9031]

He never changed cuz when ur that good looking and talented u don't have to change. Thank u for all the wonderful tapes of our wonderful man

[@jjbud3124]

Song written in 1964 for the Righteous Brothers, whose version is nothing to be sneezed at. I love their recording, but Elvis really does it justice.

[@redcedars]

Lovely reaction videos to the music of this incredible and iconic performer! No doubt Elvis would be humbled by the kind words of this lovely reviewer! By the way, Bill Belew was his costume designer. Dionne Warwick tells a sweet story about what Elvis did for her. Cheers!

[@jeanneshaw1619]

And I Love You So, So Close Yet So Far Away beautiful songs by Elvis. He could sing anything.

[@suspiciousminds1750]

Hard to compare the Righteous Brothers version (which i love) with Elvis. With the RB you had 2 singers, Bill & Bobby, challenging each other to top their incredible voices. Here you have Elvis carrying the whole load himself.

[@dannyschulz-kw9ti]

Good morning and greetings from Germany 🇩🇪. Elvis is the best .

[@jacksonlove9592]

LOVE watching your reaction to Elvis!!! Please watch his version of “Suspicious Minds” live in Las Vegas. I think you’ll be blown away. Little side note… Whitney Houston’s mother was one of his backup singers when he started in Vegas. There’s also video of Whitney discussing first meeting him.

[@carolhayar3037]

yes Cissy was w-him but only 5 wks. in 1969 July 31-Aug 28

[@nwslimbubba]

Watch the new Elvis movie. It is so well done it goes through the history of singers that he admired and learned from. I was about 6 when he died 😔 I've listened to elvis since then. His voice just makes me melt lol.

[@bobbygregory1007]

He grew up in a VERY POOR part of Mississippi, he was around blacks and had black friends, black music had an influence on him, BUT HE made his music his way, it's like the wind in a sail the wind will fill the sail but YOU control where you go, The ONE AND ONLY KING ELVIS.

[@suzannebenz8928]

NoNe of us would "lose that lovin feeling". We still love you, Elvis.

[@ethandrood]

Re, Motown. Elvis had great Soul.

[@terrygreene4166]

I wish you could convince my 26 year old daughter to love Elvis as you do. My wife and l went to Graceland about 5 years ago. Great memories.

[@catherinepage2676]

Great that there is such a volume of concert footage to get us back to better times for Elvis.

[@jjnvt884]

He is the greatest, no one comes near. Your reaction to him is crazy, i love it😉

[@rosecarr7956]

Can you imagine the amount of energy he had to expend during one show and then to do two shows a day 7 days a week for 5 weeks! Sometimes he did 3 shows. Insane amount of grit and strength. Love that perfectly beautiful talented man. ❤

[@williammurray1573]

It's amazing seeing your reaction to Elvis, he was one of a kind, Gospal and Blues I think was his inspiration as a child and it grew from there, but certainly Gospal played a big part in his signing :)

[@andrewarmstrong1017]

Elvis loved the BIG DRAMATIC ENDINGS... and we love that he did 😉