Vocal Coach REACTS: ELVIS PRESLEY "Polk Salad Annie" (LIVE)

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[@Sergio54321]

Yes! You are so right. Elvis WAS music! He changed everything he touched for the better.

[@Tessietots]

To me Elvis was the most gorgeous man alive. He was so magnificent. Charismatic. Sigh. Voice. One of a kind. Thanks for the reaction. Loved it.

[@sherrera66]

Theresa Yes!! There are no words huh? 🤣🤣

[@jkronen1000]

No words - he’s ELVIS

[@chelleb3055]

Just to make you cringe and to show the difference between our generations, I feel the same way about Till Lindemann from Rammstein as do many millions of females. You would look at him and wonder what is wrong with us probably haha. My mom loved Elvis the way I love Till and the two men couldn't be more different yet both equally as impactful on the ladies of their time.

[@rhondagalloway6676]

Was??............IS,,, still the GREATEST,,, ever born, except 4 Jesus was loved more then he.

[@OrbitalTrails]

Elvis is everything

[@rosalindajimenez8044]

HE IS REALLY A UNIQUE & VERY SPECIAL HUMAN BEING !!! NOBODY WILL BE LIKE HIM EVER!!!

[@Myboymyboy1212]

No feedback. No earpiece. Pure talent. DO BRIDGE OVER TROUBLES WATERS!!!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

As a vocal coach, that would be a great one for him to react to, not to mention that it's just a magnificent performance. But there are so many like that as well, what now my love, how great thou art, my way, just so many where he really kills it on the vocal end of thing.

[@nathaniman7293]

Loved your reaction! The hut 2 3 4 March He did in the beginning of the song he would do often. Occasionally he would state “I learned to do that in the army”. The jamming the microphone in his throat also was just many things he would do in a concert that was just Elvis being Elvis. I saw Elvis Presley in concert on July 20, 1975 in Norfolk Scope Colosseum. I was 18 years old. It was the most amazing concert I have ever been to and I’ve been to several. From the moment he walked out the audience went out of their minds crazy and pretty much stayed that way. You never took your eyes off him because you would miss something if you did. No one ever knew what was coming next. He owned the stage and the audience in the palm of his hand. What a performer he was!! He sold out the concert so quickly he added a night concert which sold out also. Both concerts sold out in just a handful of hours. He was the sellout king.

[@trishf3576]

Yes the edits are annoying as you don't get the whole context of what he's doing.

That's super cool, Nathan! Thanks for sharing! Did you/anyone who attended with you took pictures or film any of the footage?

[@nealmalik9142]

He also stuff the mic in his ears another time ..... When one out of four mics went out ......

[@maryrowell1122]

When you saw him up close and personal God he had the most beautiful face I ever saw I still remember like it was yesterday In the electricity that he had God was like you put your finger in a light socket

[@karenestep1878]

He was a prankster they said, The mic in mouth was just one of them.

[@Wildlife_SA.]

That was a fan note he read, just to be funny. He said he always does on stage what he feels like doing. This was Las Vegas 1970. He is the GOAT and still loved worldwide.🥇⚡

[@jayeginn5963]

Elvis was born on January 8, 1935 in Tupelo, Mississippi, in a 2 room shack of a house his dad built with money he borrowed from his boss. That's how dirt poor they were. He was one half of identical twins; the other boy - Jesse Garon - was stillborn. They were so poor, that Jesse Garon was buried in a shoebox in an unmarked grave. At Graceland they have a plaque with his name on it in his memory. Elvis always got along with the black community and learned a lot about music from his friends of color. Also, according to the one drop rule, Elvis would not be considered white, since he has Cherokee ancestors on both the Smith (his mother) and the Presley (his father) sides of the family. His paternal grandfather, Jesse Dunning Presley, was not happy that his two sons, Elvis' father Vernon and his brother Vester, married two sisters, Gladys and Clettes who were known to have Cherokee blood in their family tree. J.D. Presley was quite the racist a-hole, often drunk and a philandering husband to Minnie Mae (they were actually separated long before they finally divorced in 1954) who was always competing with his sons Vester and Vernon and who was known to abuse his kids when drunk. J.D. was was publicly against race mixing and was in denial about the Cherokee blood in his own family tree. It was more publicly known that the Smith family had Native blood in their family tree, so when both his sons fell for 2 Smith sisters and Vernon, on top of that, was still a minor at 17 when he eloped with Gladys who was 4 years older than him, Jesse was totally pissed off. As a child, Elvis already had many friends in the black community at the time his family was one of 4 "white" families that lived in the predominantly black neighborhood The Hill, just across from Shake Rag. His childhood friend Sam Bell said that some of the (black) kids in that neighborhood had lighter skin than Elvis (kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqOpdKyEgtuNjc0). One of Elvis' bodyguards once said that he thought it was a miracle Elvis got into Humes High School in Memphis, because it was "lily white". Elvis wanted to be more open about his Native ancestry, but his manager "colonel" Tom Parker (real name Andreas van Kuijk) was against it because he was afraid it might cost Elvis fans (and himself money). They did have Elvis play characters in his movies though where he had Native American blood (Flaming Star, G.I. Blues, Stay Away Joe). Once Elvis had his own (apprentice) job learning to be an electrician, he saved up his money and bought his clothes in the same style that many of his friends of color wore. He was called a (forgive me, just stating facts here) "n-lover" and got beaten up several times too. Later, when he was an established star, he would not perform at places where the members of color of his back-up band/orchestra weren't allowed.

[@kellettd3]

never will see anything like him again

[@michaellawliss3049]

AWESOME AWESOME REACTION MY MAN!! PLEASE...MORE ELVIS...HE WAS BOSS!! NEW FAN!! 🤜🤛🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏

[@Elvista]

Elvis was 100000% pure nuclear magic. The original X factor.

[@kirstineengelhardtpedersen327]

I like your expression about his band is glued to him. His drummer, Ronnie Tutt, said that you had to watch him all the time, because you never knew, what he was going to do. I have loved Elvis for 55 years now and love to see the younger generations discover him ❤

[@stevepomeroy-rockin-pa-realtor]

You should do IF I CAN DREAM his MLK and Robert Kennedy tribute

[@carolhayar3037]

Thank you for mentioning Kennedy -- hardly anyone does, while focusing on MLK & barely recognizing that this was about so much going on at that time + Vietnam + producer Binder's discussion w-Elvis about all of it.

[@sheliaspringer7389]

This was done in Vegas! He was undoubtedly the very best entertainer, ever! The sounds that he is making at the beginning, are the start of the cadence when military would start to march! FANTASTIC PERFORMANCE! At this time, there was no autotune, no musical enhancement, whatsoever! Raw ELVIS! LOVE IT! And, the note was a death threat which came out in the paper, the next day! There were several attempts on his life! He was the KING! He also was the very best singer, ever! When there was a song where he was not joking around, he could literally take your breath away! He was and still is amazing! What is so extremely amazing to me, is the fact, that almost 50 years after his demise, he is still relevent today! Now, a whole new generation of young people are discovering him and discovering him in droves and with a passion! Thank you for the nice reaction to ELVIS PRESLEY and "Polk Salad Annie"! I really love this song and his delivery! Thanks again! ❤ ❤ ❤ 😅

[@roguewriter2000]

You are perceptive. Your observation of Elvis in his element was something many people reacting to him overlook. As you said, Elvis is in the building, and he owns the building. You nailed it, brother!

[@brianwhitney9181]

No special effects, no dancers, just one man and you could not take your eyes off him. I know I saw him live in 1973 and never again in our life time.

[@karenestep1878]

Those who were around him said, everyone knew when Elvis walked in the room even if they did not see him enter. They knew his presence was there, then looked.

[@rakeshramesh4585]

Loved this reaction ! Please react to That's All Right Mama, Trouble, Trying To Get To You, Lawdy Miss Clawdy from 1968 Comeback Special. Love from India :D

[@adc63]

Elvis had a god-given talent. He was blessed with good looks, charisma and charm. There's no-one like him...and never will be for me at least. I love him completely. Thanks for your reaction to this great song and this great person.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

From a singing standpoint, you would really love reacting to the finale of his 1968 Comeback Special where they wanted him to do a Christmas song and he insisted on doing this song written specifically for him as a tribute to MLK and just the general strife of the time, as Elvis was decimated by the assassination which had happened not long before and not far from where he lived in Memphis. He gives it his all and don't miss the mic drop moment at the end. From a singing while truly emoting standpoint, it is amazing. A truly historical performance. You can't miss it, he's in a white suit with a red tie and his name behind him. It is live to a studio audience for a televised Christmas special and his manager and some of the producers were really furious that he insisted on doing it rather than the Christmas song that they had picked out which was Here Comes Santa Claus. He felt he had to do something meaningful and he just hit a grand slam. One of the most amazing performances ever.

[@tcbmonkfish]

Would be great to see your thoughts on his cover of Bridge over troubled water. Not a showy one but great singing.

[@robbansa]

Very good Elvis reaction, we want more Elvis.

[@dcftcb7764]

MORE EP!!! If you want vocals “what now my love” ‘73. Or American Trilogy’73. You don’t even know! Trust me

[@carriemichelle322]

He controlled everyone with his body on that stage! So much love & respect for one another, too. He was beautiful inside and out! Check out 1970 live in Vegas Bridge Over Trouble Water and 68 Comeback Special in white suit If I Can Dream..

[@barbmatthews5783]

That little note was not a cheat sheet from the same concert it was from a female fan that slipped it to him as he is singing the song he then puts it inside his belt takes it out & waves it in the air then probably forgot about it till it slips out of his belt & decides to read it during Polk Salad Annie & hand it over to a band member that’s just Elvis nothing was completely planned! Please do more Elvis I just subbed! Elvis was & still is the GOAT!

[@mbrights3158]

"He was the song.... he is the song" Love that description!!! The best description of Elvis ever. :) Suspicious Minds in this same show was amazing also. (I love how he starts it off very casually saying to the band: "Suspicious Minds"..then proceeds to give an off-the-charts dynamic performance. Fantastic review! Thanks!!

[@grahammalcolm7130]

He was doing his army count off . Remember elvis got drafted into the army in 58 to 60

[@pauldark3044]

Great breakdown! Since you are a vocal coach you need to react to the greatest performance ever, Elvis 1968 If i can dream

[@SueDamron]

Great reaction!!! He was totally himself, The King! He controlled the stage including the band. He produced on stage. A black belt in Karate gave him his strength and flexibility! He just had it all! Loved your generous reaction!

[@mbrights3158]

This is true... he led the band completely... They have explained as much! They said they almost never took their eyes off of him. And the conductor of the orchestra that was a part of band/show said Elvis' timing was like a metronome...meaning it was really perfect!

[@ellat2302]

such a great reaction loved it. Made my night !!! do more Elvis.😍🙏 he’s so heavenly gorgeous. It’s almost painful but in a good way.😄❤

[@jackielouise3725]

Great reaction. Thank you. I loved how, just like everyone else, you couldn't take your eyes off him 😊 His charisma was magnetic. He felt the music and he put his emotions into the song. The greatest all round entertainer of all time. As others have said, you should react to 'If I Can Dream' the song that he finished his '68 Special with as a tribute to MLK - make sure it's the version with him in the white suit though 😊

[@debbieknight5588]

Damn. This man was just beautiful. No flaws. I wish I could have gone to one of his concerts.

[@Indy1831]

Watch Elvis’s live performance of “Bridge over troubled water” in Vegas….,.a vocal masterpiece!

[@MaryJones-vo5nz]

This was in Vegas and having been to 2 of his shows, back then people dressed up. He did 2 shows a night every night for 5 weeks straight, and his their manager got 50%. He was beautiful in person even my husband had to admit it. He loved to play he loved his fans and fooled around a lot. He was a kind and generous man. He often gave away jewelry and cars and houses to them. He gave everything he had in every song. Thanks for your great reaction. You rock.

[@dbe5656]

He was just too much for everything and everyone. Had he just followed his instinct, which was golden, he'd have lived full not broken.

[@aletmartins6940]

You said it perfectly. His drummer said it was like playing for a stripper - they had to watch his hand/body movements closely as he was inclined to change things up..and in video you could see E look back and smile at Tutt (drummer) as they’d “challenge” each other.

[@patticriss2238]

They call that man THE KING!

[@dianeschuloff3836]

the king was the king,and the genuine love between himself and fans was palpable.he was very talented and .knew how to own the stage!Seeing him perform live was a forever lasting memory His wife pricilla once said Elvis could not be married ,he was married to the world,how right she was!

[@edgyplots4115]

It’s a master class in swagger!!!

[@karenestep1878]

Love your reaction Ken, you nailed it.

[@bluebuddy46422]

Elvis was in a league of his own, the complete entertainer, he was god gifted with all the right attributes. I really do not know of any performer who is comparable nor will be remembered and talked about in another 50 years time as I am sure Elvis will be.

[@christianamtsbuchler8440]

I loved your reaction to jhonny cash (when the man comes around-the best reaction ever). I think you should explore more of elvis. He is so diverse in music, not only in performing but in choosing songs. Hes range goes from energising rock'n'rol to heartbreaking ballards to epic hyms, nearly opera-like sound. Hope i can watch more of elvis reaction from you.

[@HeraklitosTsiropoulos]

Honest reaction!!!please react You've lost that loving feeling by Elvis from 1970! Thank you

[@javierserna1000]

Wow, when thinking of the 80's and 90's all the big stars reacted to the music with over choeography. The King was the music and moved with the groove. Blown away by this! Has to be a reason Graceland is only 2nd to the whitehouse in annual tourists. His first generation fans are not going.. It's 2nd, 3rd and 4th generations now.. Never be another like Elvis..

[@trishf3576]

He was very goofy on stage. Music was his passion but he never took himself too seriously. You're right Z- no choreography....just 100% awesomeness 😎

[@bobharrison2927]

Note from a fan

[@debbiemccain5850]

The most beautiful human being ever!!🎶🎸🎶💜

[@ginao8935]

This is Elvis. He could say or do anything he wanted and it didn’t matter. He was Elvis! 😂

[@Falcun21]

Elvis' favorite superhero was Captain Marvel Jr., that's why he wore the jumpsuits with the sashes and open chests, they were meant to imply the missing Lightning Bolt that Captain Marvel and Cap Jr. and the rest of the Captain Marvel family wear on their chests. Captain Marvel is now known as Shazam due to copyright issues with Marvel Comics.

[@scottwatson9453]

Somewhere there's an uncut video of this performance that has him talking about his days in the army doing "Hut. Hut, Hut." bit, but they chopped it short, and a very funny and thoroughly enjoyable part of it was amputated. Loved your reaction to Presley Playing around,.

[@chamomiletea5424]

He sure knew how to give the audience EXACTLY what they wanted ❤️‍🔥 Judging from the comments, Elvis still has a huge fan base. Love you forever Elvis.. rest in peace and thank you for the music 🎶 🙏🕊🌹

[@RobertNorthrop]

Elvis would receive notes repeatedly from female audience members. This is from Vegas, the Aug. 12 1970 midnight show. It's pure performance and less of a vocal masterpiece than some of the songs he performed (check out his 1970 performance of "BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER" to get a real sense of his true vocal range and dynamic control) but just a ton of rockabilly fun.

[@Myboymyboy1212]

he wore high collars because when he was young, his parents would grab his neck and call him little chicken neck. In an endearing way not a mean way. But it gave Elvis a complex. So he was always extremely insecure about his neck which to me looks perfectly fine but the high collars are here to stay.

[@mbrights3158]

This is one of Elvis' early Vegas shows fyi :) You are so right at 8:00 when you say he's conducting that orchestra. The band members have said they never took their eyes off him. Sometimes you'll see Elvis look back at the band and say "watch me" :) Spectacular musicianship. The conductor of the orchestra that was part of the band said Elvis had the best timing he'd ever seen.. he said Elvis' timing was like a metronome. :) Have a beautiful day!

[@lechat8533]

Beautiful reaction. Thank You, very much, Ken! I had to smile when you said it because I`ve said it many times before, "Elvis IS the music", and I think this performance is one of the best examples of that.

[@CE83576]

My favourite performance of Elvis🥰😍

[@elizabethrose3667]

My mom and all her friends loved Elvis. They all cried when he died. He was 100 percent talent.

[@Angela-vy5ok]

I loved this reaction. More than 50 years after this performance, he can still work his magic with both women and men. He was so uniquely awesome! I enjoyed your descriptions of this performance! You captured it!!

[@cliffkelley6550]

He pulled out a note given to him by a fan earlier in the show that he tucked away in his belt. Some unknown reason during this song, he found the note and read it on spot.

[@amandarayray9340]

Brilliant reaction....totally agree, he was the music.

[@Pippin14]

This was the 'Dinner' show in a casino in 1970. The suit is designed after his Karate suits. He was 7th(?) degree Black Belt.

[@allandickson8576]

Elvis knew he was good, but didn't realise how good

[@shelleydurston6604]

And he thought we would forget him! No chance! The greatest ever!

[@MarkRogersVOCFB]

Greatest vocalist and entertainer ever.

[@kellyrobtoy7399]

Elvis literally LIVED to sing & perform. He was his true self only when he was on stage.

[@sensisensi]

The *Note* was from a girl out in the audience she stuck it in his belt

[@honeysucklerose134]

The note was passed to him from a member of the audience.

[@armandonieves1277]

That was in Vegas-Casino, that's why people were dress up

[@stevew7692]

This is 1970....Elvis looking as good as he ever did owning that stage...Ur right it was in the middle of the show with the sweat and his hair flat...the thing he was reading was a note from an audience member...Ur guess is as good as mine as to what it said but he certainly didn't get rid of it ..drummer, Ronnie Tutt was as tight as ever watching Elvis's every move as there was no choreography...just Elvis feeling it ...and people were dressed smart because it was Las vegas International Hotel...nice reaction

[@carolhayar3037]

It was 1970 when people dressed well no matter where they were -- even to fly on a plane -- no sloppiness then -- no ripped jeans, sloppy t-shirts, messed up sneakers

[@Dailygal]

I love love your reaction on Elvis. Please do more.

[@carstenwitt1697]

Elvis..King of entertainment

[@HeavenlyPresley-Tonya]

What A PERFECT - Way of explaining Elvis On Stage -- ONE Thing I Love about His Performances is ALSO How He "Changes" it and brings in his Charm Humor - Also - OF COURSE You cannot take your Eyes Off OF ELVIS!!!! *ELVIS'S CHARISMA / MAGNATISM IS LIKE YOUR HYPNOTIZED AND IN AWE OF HIM* IT'S LIKE ANTICIPATING WAITING FOR WHAT HE WILL DO NEXT!!! HE DOMNINATED THAT STAGE HE POUNCED HE WAS "THE" MOST FANTASTIC "FRONTSMAN" / SHOWMAN OF ALL TIME!!!!! - HE GAVE HIS ALL - PERFORMING... I'VE READ ARTICLES FROM DIFFERENT ONES JOE ESPOSITO LARRY GELLAR - ELVIS WAS MOST HAPPY ON STAGE ENTERTAINING.....

[@williamthornell8051]

When he stopped and read the note, it was from a lady who gave it to him from the audience in the show before. He put it in his belt. During this show he just rediscovered it. And took the time to read it. Huh that's Elvis. Elvis did what he wanted to do when he wanted to do it. Once again that is what Elvis does.

[@sunnycrocker6016]

So much charisma love everything about Elvis his the whole package the king of a showmen,love n miss him all this years,thank you for reactions✌️🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@johnbrubaker6833]

Wish they would have seen him at an awards show....unmatched

[@rawschri]

I think you'll find that the note tucked in his macrame belt, was from when he earlier walked through the audience kissing countless ladies in the middle of " Love me Tender ", and may well have been a young, or not so young ladies room or phone number !!

[@Ирина-т4ф5о]

Это точно, он не пел песню - он был этой песней❤

[@brianwhitney9181]

I think someone in the audience gave him a note.

[@starmiesteele1034]

You should definitely watch Suspicious minds from this same show in Vegas

[@bluebuddy46422]

Elvis was everything. The Mona Lisa of the entertainment business, a masterpiece that cannot be replicated.

[@Dorakaz1]

More Elvis please maybe my favourite " An American trilogy" from the Aloha in Hawaii 1973

[@brianwhitney9181]

Watch how his drummer Ronnie Tutt keeps up with Elvis moves during the performance.

[@marybrant9586]

He got a note from a previous song from a fan

[@MarkRogersVOCFB]

And he was doing this two shows a night for 30 straight nights.

[@williamthornell8051]

When Elvis was on stage, he was in complete control. Not a hotel owner's no one was in charge of Elvis when he was on stage the band watched him very carefully every move he made they accented on. That's what made him the king. He loved to have fun. He did strange things occasionally on stage for his entertainment and for the entertainments of the people in the band and also the entertainment of the people in the audience. That's what made him the king of rock and roll.

[@armandonieves1277]

That was a fan-note from the audience

[@gbbryangad]

One of the performances that really shows his beautiful voice is Bridge over troubled waters. Live 1970.

[@Luana6350]

Thanks for this reactionvideo 😍 Those were the days when elvis was still alive - he remains a legend❣

[@gezele2158]

The stance Elvis is using here is one of the karate stances he sometimes incorporated. He had his 8th degree black belt. If you can get a hold of the "25th Anniversary" dvd with his band members who talk about their time with him and how they had to watch him as they didn't know if a song was going to be 2 minutes or 5 minutes. Most of his backup singers with the exception of Kathy Westmoreland were also there performing. ❤

[@vicki6070]

Love your reaction! "I am the music." Describes EP to a tee! All the best!!

[@David-uw4pb]

Great reaction

[@maryarneson2667]

And Elvis had a great sense of humor….so loved and so missed❣️

[@kellykirkwood4567]

Vegas, International Hotel. 1970 All his jumpsuits were professionally designed and made. Having a ball onstage and giving 200%. Every male in the showroom there just lost their women. Another performance from the same show is Bridge Over Troubled Water. 💜💜💜

[@davidharrison1523]

Jane H commenting …. Great Reaction. It was a good analysis of this very dynamic performer, or entertainer as he used to call himself, & he certainly was that.I always enjoy watching Elvis when he’s clowning about & building up the audience’s anticipation. The musicians said they had to keep their eyes on him all the time, because they never knew what he would suddenly come up with, & they had to keep up with him. Elvis & his musicians were a pretty close fit, & he had a particular close bond with his drummer, who said he hardly dared take his eyes off Elvis once he started dancing. But Elvis was always in control, & would use his hands, head & body to let his musicians know what was about to happen, so they didn’t lag behind.

[@JoanHeintzelman]

Performing was so natural to him. He felt the misic. Beautiful, sexy man. The best.❤

[@libertyc4486]

Allways the greatist the king. Thank you for sharing we whant more of the beautiful Elvis.🤟👌🤘🖐️👋💘😇😜🙏🤩🤗💋💋💋

[@annib77]

The whole package, the look, the moves.....the best.

[@michellejackson6679]

I love me some Patrick Dempsey... the newest sexyist man alive.. but People Magazine wasn't doing it when Elvis was alive... I was in the single digits when this man passed.. but I will say... He was beyond sexy... Ppl magazine should do just a sexyist man to ever live... that would be Elvis. And the best entertainer... just wow

[@bemerson7883]

On ocean of energy….. great description of our authentic Elvis Presley.. and that energy still exists.

[@maryarneson2667]

Elvis is on stage in Vegas! He’s wearing one of his many famous jumpsuits. He started wearing them so he could move around and also do his karate moves. Yes, he’s missed and the greatest artist in my opinion and simply FABULOUS ❤️

[@genebeamon4898]

Don't try these moves at home. WARNING---Do not attempt to try these moves at home. Hazardous to your health. Lol!!!

[@hollywinningham6375]

E is 🔥🔥🔥🔥❤❤❤❤ THE GOAT ❤...Great reaction 😊

[@Wildlife_SA.]

Elvis brought me to your channel. I loved your reaction. So true, Elvis was the music! Such a wonderful entertainer. No special monitors or autotune, just raw talent! This man is still loved worldwide and will never be forgotten. ⚡🇿🇦🌍

[@worland63]

Song was written by Tony Joe White, who was a good friend of Elvis. Please check him out.