Elvis - Suspicious Minds (Reaction)

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[@melaniesander2569]

The drummers name was Ronnie Tutt he passed away 2021 at 83yrs he was one of the Best drummers around. Elvis and Ronnie feed off each other to see who will go harder on the beat you’ll see Elvis looking at Ronnie and smile bc their always competing.

[@kajabrill2404]

His playfulness/humor is one of my favorite things about Elvis.. That drummer and the whole band is incredible

[@user-vy6nc7yq3z]

Incredible performance. I cant imagine being there to see him live

[@debbiemccain5850]

The drummer, Ronnie Tutt, watched Elvis to see when to hammer it down and they tried to keep up with each other...Elvis always on the drum beat with his moves!!🎵🎸🎶

[@lindabratcher4457]

Ronnie said it was like playing drums for a stripper.

[@henryhartley9993]

Brilliant performance, Elvis at the top of his game, Ronnie Tutt was a Fabulous drummer, the whole band are superb....

[@ruthsimon7035]

Amazing Performance, stunning man! ❤

[@marilynsmith9758]

Great reaction to one of the best performers/singers of all time. Elvis could sing anything with his gorgeous vocals. Loved your reaction!

[@lizmelo5374]

The King

[@AleisterCrowley.]

The King. 68 comeback special was when I realised how good he was.

[@delilahmorrow4606]

Watching again. Lol. Never do i tire listening & watching Elvis Presley. Never.

[@aletmartins6940]

I think you’ll enjoy the ‘68 Comeback special - Heartbreak Hotel. He messes up the lyrics, apologizes and shows his personality… he’s a funny guy!

[@janicemccabe6990]

You are great!! I’m now 83 and was lucky enough to have a front row seat in Vegas 2 shows a day , seven days a week. Now stars perform 3-4 days a week. Love your enthusiasm! Thanks!!!

[@betsyjonex9364]

Thanks for your reaction. I have been a fan since the 50's now I am now 77 so Elvis fans never stop. He gave half his fortune away and loved his fans. Sold more recordings than anyone in history. All contemporary artist say Elvis inspired them from the Beetles on down. One of the great humanitarians so renond that there is a Elvis statue in every major country in the world.

[@naomiwarner7117]

Elvis band stayed with him until his death in 1977, all of them!

[@ellenmyers971]

Oh yeah he loved to tease the ladies an he is so cocky just like Freddie 💯❣️❣️🌹🌹🕊️🕊️🙏👑☮️💛💗💟💖💛

[@christopherjon1245]

You want to see him flirt check out the live version of Love me Tender…1970 I believe

[@Dorakaz1]

The drummer was Ronnie Tutt . He was one of the best drummers

[@janicemccabe6990]

By the way, I believe that his greatest performances were in 1956 and 1957. When he played the Chicago Stadium in ‘57 he wore a gold lame’ suit. The Chicago papers said they had no idea if Elvis sang one word. The screams were constant and deafening. Two women literally jumped out of the balcony trying to get to Elvis. Pictures were in the Sun-Times. The first aid stations. were crowded with girls who had fainted! He truly looked like a Greek God!!!

[@janetd6686]

Thats hard working Ronnie Tutt.

[@yambo59]

As said below Ronni Tutt was Elvis drummer for many years, Elvis used to dance with Ronnies drum routines.

[@tlbeman]

I really love your attention to detail, and replays during your commentary. The chemistry with his band at this time was great. I think the Elvis rehearsal videos show how they developed.

[@darrenkoglin3423]

Mr Tutt was a GEM

[@sandrasalas9813]

You see why he is our King. All though he hated being called King. He said there is only one King. Our Lord and savior. Classy guy

[@dcottrell6763]

loving LOVING your elvis reactions. Its always a treat to watch someones love and appreciation for this man grow with each new song. Thanks for taking us along for this journey.. cant wait for the next you blow your mind lol

[@kazshaw3945]

He brought that backing singer a powder blue Caddilac,they went in the dead of night to the dealership and got the owner to open up ,they strolled around with flash lights like burglars it was so funny !

[@kathy73160]

That’s really funny I hadn’t heard that story

[@carriemichelle322]

Would love for you to react to 1972 live Bridge Over Trouble Water and I Washed my Hands in Muddy Water. Thank u

[@carrielaliberte3255]

So great... cheeky 😉 and so much fun!! Great reaction! 😎

[@johnandrews3151]

Elvis/Kentucky Rain STUDIO VERSION

[@kathy73160]

There is an interview with I think The drummer fontana from when Elvis was super young, and they were doing concerts, and the women were screaming so loud they couldn’t hear the music, the band couldn’t. And Fontana said I don’t think another band has ever played to the singers ass because they were just watching his Elvis his ass the way it moved to figure out where the song was at because they couldn’t hear anything. That’s literally one of the funniest interviews

[@tapsa412]

Got to love your reaction man!!! Great!⚡⚡⚡❤❤❤🇫🇮

[@michaellawliss3049]

Another amazing amazing reaction brother!! You wanna see some flirting, check out his love me tender live from las Vegas 1970. He kisses everyone in the room. Lol. 👍👌🤜🤛 🍻 cheers

[@joanmatthews2570]

Love his smile!! Enjoying your reactions Rory

[@edwinwest5116]

Love 💘 it thank you

[@caroledling6148]

Great reaction!

[@patriciaesposito8941]

He was a black belt in karate. Same band he put together were with him until the day he died. No one like him. He was inducted into five Halls of Fame along with two state-wide Hall’s of Fame, I.e., Mississippi and Tennessee., thus seven Halls of Fame. The major five were: Gospel, Country, Rock n’ Roll, R&B and Rock a Billy. He received a Grammy for his Gospel. He’s sold over a billion songs and still going strong. No one has beat this record. His generosity is unmatched. He supported 50 charities in Memphis alone. The list is unending. There will never be another Elvis! To think of the severe poverty he came from, yet he made it. Could you please stop using the “F” word so much. I’m 76 and many Elvis fans are older than me. At this age. It hurts the soul. Thank you

[@valeriedonaghy701]

Love your reaction Rory you have been doing my favourite artists Queen and Elvis, what more can I ask for thanks x

[@inescece4707]

Love your reactions ! Please check out love me tender the Vegas version ! I love that you picked up on him and the drummer he controlled his band !❤

[@lindawatts5102]

You need to watch him sing "Baby What you want me to do" from the 1968 special... wow dressed all in black leather and the guitar opening to the song he just looks lost in what his doing and then he starts to sing OMG agai another good blues tune that sooooo suited him

[@antarcticorb9197]

Ronnie Tutt I believe is the drummer.

[@JaniceHenderson-tq2dn]

Glad your enjoying this. All we are seeing is a blank screen. You could leave the F word out. I'll watch some one else.

[@peggyh8937]

Great reaction, Rory, thanks! I heard this song a lot growing up but it usually wasn't Elvis singing, although I have heard this version as well. It was the song writer, Mark James who made the original record that I heard most. I was just a little kid but I heard it a lot. They say it didn't chart originally so that makes me think my older brother must have had the record... but I swear I heard it on the radio too. I think I like the original better but maybe that's just because I heard it the most. God I'm old.

[@scouseronthewirral]

Totally disagree Peggy, Mark James original flopped on the charts and it lacked the soul and energy of Elvis’s version in fact it was mark who thought Elvis could do a good job on it and gave it personally to him

[@peggyh8937]

@@scouseronthewirral I'm not sure what you are disagreeing with.

[@carolhayar3037]

@@peggyh8937 i believe it's because you think the original Mark James' version was better than this from El

[@Wildlife_SA.]

Elvis sent this song souring into the charts at #1 all over the world. He's the one who made it famous, not the song writer. It was a huge hit in my Country too. 🇿🇦

[@user-ev5xg7lh3d]

My father 😂

[@user-vy6nc7yq3z]

Performers of today cant compare. Today they all lip sinc and have auto tuners and other technology. He was pure and real

[@melaniesander2569]

I know how much you loved the drummer so Check Out-Elvis Presley’s Drummer “HARD WORKING” Ronnie Tutt 1977 Solo. Ty

[@robbansa]

Great reaction, your camera was black for a while, check it out. Copyright.

[@Roryreacts]

Copyright

[@Cat.73.12]

Hey Rory🙂,i have a Wish..Please check out Queen Passing the open Window.IMO Great..👌Love your Channel🌞🙋‍♀️

[@beth3541]

We can't see it mate ya blacked it out completely for far too long.. did you realise?? Good job I knew it all!

[@marybrant9586]

Ahhhh...you took him off the screen by mistake

[@rosedavis8267]

What happened to your video? It's dark

[@memphisflashfan1]

Yea, that happened from the point where he startled Myrna to after he does the triple spin away from the Sweets back to the center of the stage. And then the image came back up. Regarding your comments Rory about EP and Ronnie and also how he actually is giving signals to the band, here’s what I’ve read elsewhere about all that. I think it was Ronnie who said that “EP directed the band with his body movements. Backing Elvis was like playing for a stripper. We had to be on our toes at all times because he liked to be spontaneous on stage. Nothing was choreographed. He took audience requests and sometimes would decide on the spur of the moment to perform a song he liked that he had never rehearsed with the band.” So all those hand motions were a combo of his love for karate and signaling what he wanted them to do. Great review as always.

[@David-wr5wm]

U cute

[@rosedavis8267]

Why do you always make your video dark

[@beth3541]

It's frigging black .. 5 seconds would have been enough for copyright but we were staring at a plain black screen. I love ya reactions but that was chappy. Don't do it again!!

[@joeskinner6009]

Great reaction.