THATS WHEN YOUR HEARTACHES BEGIN - ELVIS PRESLEY - REACTION VIDEO!

[@margarettaylor8107]

Elvis is a precious soul, full of feeling for his fellow humans.Love, love him.

[@cheriemills7069]

I agree the ‘53 version is so, so sweet! I’ve always loved this song ~ the version a few years later is absolutely incredible! He has such control of his voice and the way he can go from (I’m not sure how you describe it) high and low and how effortless it was for him just blows me away! As you said: “He was a natural “, a true gift from god!!!! Amazing reaction Dani.. 💞

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

It’s really interesting, those early Sun demos and recordings, Elvis was keen on doing ballads. Sam was bored out of his gourd. Then of course Elvis started fooling around with That’s All Right, and the rest as they say is history.

[@joeapple100]

she responds to every little nuance...so attentive!

[@johnmignosi2892]

Growing up in Tupelo Elvis was influenced by the Blues sound which you can hear in the 1953 recording especially in his speaking voice sounding raspy. Sounding very much like the old blues singers that he gravitated to as a youth. As he matured in the 1957 version you hear more R&B and his own style taking over Elvis becoming Elvis. Great reaction thank you for bring both versions to us I haven't heard them in years.

[@GJoeJ010841]

Originally by The Ink Spots.

[@ellensalvatore5803]

Fun to see the evolving of his voice. Love both of them - a natural at any age!

[@GJoeJ010841]

He always wanted to be a Bass singer. This is when he heard the Ink Spots' version featuring the Bass singer doing the narration. Sam loved that echo effect which was not used by the Ink Spots. Basically; he was giving reverence to the Ink Spots' Bass singer. The re-recording was just him narrating and not trying to sound like the Ink Spots' Bass singer. Love both versions!

[@Code9]

If you get a chance, listen to the version he recorded four years later at a studio in California. There are backup vocals (probably the Jordanaires), it is gorgeous ear candy and I guarantee it will freakin' melt your heart. If you, of all people, haven't heard it, you need to treat yourself to a good listen. I can also guarantee you will not be able to resist listening to it at least twice in the same sitting, maybe even three or four times.

[@childofgod5140]

Elvis is gift from God

[@richardgratton7557]

For those who don’t know, Elvis is singing AND playing guitar at the same time on the early version. In fact, he paid 4$ himself for the recording session. He was 18 years old.

[@darrenkoglin3423]

I love all of his music 99•99999% of them but I believe this is his song piece of perfection in his whole repertoire, nearly every time I listen I play it several times and every time I love it I get that sensation of someone walking over my grave its undescribable

[@joeapple100]

she identifies with whatever elvis is saying/singing. She truly feels what elvis is trying to communicate!

[@e2go]

There's something about Elvis that makes me feel good when I listen to him. I think it's the sincerity that comes through in his voice. Guy could emote better than maybe any performer ever.

[@carldietze1624]

Thanks, Dani. This was a very nice video showing the huge change in his voice from 18 to 22.

[@jonathanpoole7132]

Fantastic Song by Elvis so powerful 👏

[@Elvis68spec]

Very interesting review! Elvis' Voice was just incredible!

[@andyschnell58]

Dani your patreon had an awesome request to listen to the two versions of this song, spaced 4 years apart. I am truly enjoying my journey learning these early Elvis songs which were before my time as I was born in 1958.

[@barbaramarkland7441]

IT'S ALL GOOD... I WAS BORN IN 58" BUT KNOW IS TO GROW.. THATS WITH THE CHOICE OF ALL ALL MUSIC. WITH INSTRUMENT AND HOW THEY CAN CHANGE EVEN VOCOL SOUNDS ON RECORDING. HIS VOCAL AND STAGE PERFORMANCE NO ONE CAN MATCH. SAYING THAT THERE'S ALOT OF MUSIC I LOVE. BUT THIS MAN WILL ALSO STAND ALONE...🎇

[@patportelli1542]

Elvis was always awesome, he just got more awesome. Just like wine gets better as it matures.. There'll never be another Elvis Presley as long as this planet Earth exists..🌹🙏🌹 Elvis will touch many more hearts yet. Memories & blessings from Victoria state. Aussieland. Australia....♥️🌹💖🇦🇺

[@berniemclaughlin3543]

There is a melancholy quality to his voice that is so sad and it connects deep down emotionally right into the depths of your soul...

[@paulriley7117]

Thursday's is now my new favourite day.

[@robertsteinmiller7503]

Hey Paul Riley, I second that as well I have always told dani , that thank you very much Thursday should be a national holiday both for the king of rock & Roll and dani as well a Thursday isn't a Thursday without the king and a great reaction from dani both are awesome and we are so glad we can hear from a music legend and a beautiful ❤️ talented singer as well gee paul just imagine for a moment an Elvis singing a song and then instead of ann margaret or any star he appear with the video editor would insert dani and her voice into the music video I bet it would be at the top of the charts in a heartbeat. And I would be definitely buying a copy as well. Great reaction video of Elvis singing that,s when the heartache begins from 1953&1957 . Great voice at 17 / at age 22.

[@lewisclabough8305]

When he released it his voice was much deeper.

[@markmoscatello9461]

Mine too.

[@Jeri_C11]

That’s really great to compare them. Such a unique voice and his passion reaches ones soul and makes one feel what he’s feeling as he’s singing.

[@markmoscatello9461]

He perfected his Vibratto in Germany, He learned from Charlie Hodge. it kept him sane when after his mother died.

[@TheTransAm2002]

Great reaction Dani! The later version is a favorite of mine.

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

Oh yeah, this is one of favorite Elvis songs. 🕺

[@josephmastando358]

Hey Dani, Uncle J-Man here. Again a song I love and haven’t heard it in a while I heard this. Version I have it on one of my cd sets.

[@SecretAgent-p8x]

Started singing "Don't" in the car.

[@Wanye-y5t]

I can tell Elvis Presley,really loved and enjoyed singing.Dani,have you heard of a comedian Andy Kaufman? He sang this song. And,did a remarkable vocals performance on the Johny cash show.I really enjoy singing along to this particular song.

[@susyq810]

Great comparison.....loved how his voice changes. So strong and emotional...his vibrato is dreamy....and his speaking voice pulls me in every time also. I love this song.....thank you Dani 🌻

[@terjesamuelsen9509]

Oh Lord this is a fantastic song.. 👍💕🙏

[@scottthompson7817]

To all the naysayers here, while I respect your opinion, bear in mind the original version is an acetate he recorded as a gift for his mother. It was never meant to see the light of day. He was a teenager with no training.

[@harrynixon7004]

Elvis is the greatest of all time. H is voice is the echo through time that will never die. I enjoy your reactions and. I am so glad to see. any soyoung people finding

[@TheShadow-n8k]

Part of the evolution. From early hillbilly influence to a sophisticated vocalist.

[@charlesbunch8383]

Thanks, Dani. I'm glad you did a comparison of both versions, and I agree with all you say.

[@dalem8332]

Love it. All part of his journey. ♥️🎼🎶🎵

[@hayseaglets9966]

I just found your channel a few days ago and I love your reactions. I've watched hundreds maybe thousands of first reaction videos, but you seem to take it to another level. With that being said I wasn't surprised to learn that you are a recording artist. I found Fil from Wings of Pegasus first reactions to be the most genuine and you're right up there with him. One thing I would like to see is more diversity in the songs that are chosen. It seems that once someone posts a song, everybody else does the same songs. There is a mountain of music out there and I've been buying records since 1962. I'm from Philly which has great roots in music and hundreds of regional hits that could use a first reaction. Here's one by The Four Tops. It was the B-Side to "Sad Hearts" which didn't break, but this side started to get spins and became a local favorite. This is the original of a song you probably know by Whitney. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYC6gWV-nbKroac&ab_channel=gaynormartin

[@davidsullivan6177]

He had found his way at this point what a difference

[@richardgratton7557]

By 1957 he was already a superstar. I guess that might have helped with his confidence!😉

[@GJoeJ010841]

In the earlier recording, he was very much influenced by the Ink Spots' version, including the narration part. The second recording? He put more of himself into it as his voice had matured. Both versions were exemplary!

[@taylordavis6620]

Dani, something else - not talked - about occurred on Jul 5, 1954 when Elvis recorded, "That's All Right" (his first record). The reason, that night in Sun Studios, that Sam Phillips was pulling his hair out, trying to get "this boy" to finally get his teeth into a song was this >> up until that very moment, Elvis sang songs he thought would please his elders (obviously, incl. his mother). It was only after hours of fruitless effort trying to find a "recordable" song, that Elvis, during a coffee break, began to clown around and actually sang a song that he, himself, liked (despite what other might think)! That's when "the real Elvis" broke through. "That's When Your Heartaches Begin" was a song that, to Elvis, appealed to both "his elders" and himself.

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

Yes, that’s right🕺

[@recipe1953]

Gorgeous voice in the 2nd version. Love to hear the early one also. Yes, love hearing him speak.

[@kennyweaver8475]

i love it when you do Elvis on thursdays

[@markmoscatello9461]

Dani, You gotta do Old Shep for the people. He sang it as a kid. He got second in the taland contest. He performed in High School. That's when the girls came and guys. The second RCA record called Elvis. The picture i believe is from Love Me Tender. It's my favorite cover. His profile with the pompedour and the pomade with hair tonic. Duck Tail eh

[@rifroar]

This Is the ACETATE first version cut at Sun in 1954. Elvis's version for RCA was His First Gold Record, in 1956.

[@aleon1981]

Hi Dani, please react to “You gave me a mountain” the 72 or 73 LIVE version. So emotional Elvis singing his life. You’ll love It.

[@carlgarnett8817]

Yes hello it's me again hey there yes like a bottle of wine it just gets better over time first time I heard Elvis when I was a kid why does the Elvis Presley Cowboy movie Love Me Tender I guess that's what got me started so it's nice to hear what you had to play trying for years younger how the voice changes from Canada Toronto Scarborough Ontario from Carl Supertramp Garnett God bless be safe blood is thicker than water family that's what it means blood is thicker than water Carl

[@larrysolis6952]

Both have their own distinct sounds 👍.. But I have to give a slight edge to the 56 version because his voice is more in tune,and then the added background vocals....I'm not sure if it's the Jordanaires or not.. But Either version.. Elvis is Still Elvis.. Right ? Great Idea,props to the person who requested this.. Dani here's a Challenge for you..I bet you would do this song justice.. What do you say.. I'll get on Patreon and make a Donation to the cause 🤔..

[@ignaciozuritapomeri8789]

Grande el rey Elvis Presley .

[@christopherfranklin1881]

Hard to add to what others have said below other than to point out that Elvis was already a superstar by 1957. We all know Elvis is still the King! I do prefer the later version. Listen to it and its soul crushing story. Well written by Fred Fisher, William Raskin and Billy Hill in 1937. You should always give kudos to the writers. The team of Leiber and Stoller wrote several Elvis songs.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Thanks for pointing out how by the later version for sure his residence just ships all over the place and he's just in so much control of it and yet it still seems so natural. And it's not just going up and using chest voice and occasionally maybe blending a little falsetto in there but also how it goes back down so quickly because sometimes once you go up higher it's harder to relax back down real quickly. He just had pure natural talent but I think he also had a great ear and so I think by being able to listen so closely, he can figure out ways to control his voice better and still be natural about it. I have never heard either of these Cuts before but the comparison was quite fascinating.

[@thomasangelo4219]

If you listen to a lot of the Sun sessionsIf you His voice is really great at 18 and 19 years old and it just kept getting better and better That is why he is the king

[@beverlysanders4209]

I think the earlier recording Elvis was trying to sound like he was expected to but in a few years with confidence he sang like he wanted to

[@PerfectNormal]

I agree

[@markmoscatello9461]

I'm staying stuned

[@rickcooley837]

Always look forward to Elvis Thursday!

[@db90990]

On this initial July 1953 recording he actually SOUNDS drunk high or buzzed at certain points in the song; (not saying that he was); i think he was playing the guitar while recording this; this was the 2nd song he did on that july 1953 day, the first being MY HAPPINESS; to me, his later renditions of Thats when your Heartaches Begin sound more Polished; he recorded it later on ('57?) Plus, he sang it on dec 4, 1956 at the Famous Million Dollar Quartet session with carl perkins, Jerry lee lewis and johnny cash also at Sun Studios, Memphis Tennessee.

[@Milos596]

On the first one if I didn't know it was Elvis, I would think that ot was an African-American singer. I would never guess it was him. Maybe in first part of first version he sounded like himself, but in the other half nothing like him. So i chose second version, it sounds more like Elvis that I know :) It's a shame that there is no whole song "Living to love you" on youtube. It sounds absolutely beautiful.

[@sylviabell499]

His voice is just perfect.

[@stoneshack2000]

Just awesome, love you Dani girl..

[@markmoscatello9461]

Love their stuff. That's dedication. I thought I put the work on.

[@johanfourie7616]

Great, always.... Thanks

[@rifroar]

This song was Elvis's first Gold Record. He had 33 in all.

[@flaviobatista8823]

Elvis is always a gift to our ears, Dani ... React to his song "Surrender", for a Brazilian fan, please !!!

[@willardpinson1197]

hi pretty lady .... its hard to find a young lady like you that likes Evis these days .... im so glad you do ...

[@andrewclack4881]

Dani you have now got to listen to the MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET version its a fantastic mix of the two you played. And its live in the studio. LOVE THIS ONE!

[@georgegregory1945]

❤️❤️❤️ love it. Would love you to react to suspicion

[@db90990]

Dani, if u havent listen to the MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET session where Elvis sings many different songs at that historic impromptu jam session with car perkins, jerry lee lewis and johnny cash (although u cant hear johnny's voice he was there)

[@darrylhughes7797]

This is the early version. You should do a side by side with the more polished 1957 version that was released by RCA just to see the difference and Elvis' growth as a singer.

[@gorse9030]

I guess you never finished watching the whole video 😊

[@darrylhughes7797]

@@gorse9030 I hadn't. Thanks. I heard the early version and just went to watch her next new video. Thanks for the head's up.

[@markmoscatello9461]

the truth sets you free.

[@elv5268]

Elvis Elvis Elvis forever the king 👑

[@sandratrent5632]

Great reaction!! Thanks!!!

[@kenthoskins8406]

You are just fantastic and the job that you do I’m so proud and I had a chance to hear you and listen to you and I keep will do it at this and do you please look at Ricky Nelson and tell me what you hear and see you there you will just be so amazed to the comparison you do that you’re such a great person love Kent

[@rifroar]

This was The First Recording Elvis made, He was 18.

[@keithkarvelis82]

My grandmother's name was also Marion. Crazy.

[@philippesauvie639]

Two totally awesome recordings! Compare Elvis‘s first recording with the first recording the Beatles ever made. There is an aesthetic to that “loss of quality. “ Paul McCartney, years later brought this and that sound bites into the Abbey Road studio and played with it to great effect.

[@sylviabell499]

This is a beautiful song

[@dennishardy3869]

That's an Elvis song? That's one song am sorry to say I wouldn't have bought into. That's just not the Elvis I'm used to. But I'm glad you have a lot of compassion there Dani.

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

Dennis, the first version Dani plays was a demo, paid out of his own pocket at Sun Studios in Memphis, it was for private use, not meant for public consumption. The cat just wanted to hear what he sounded like, and of course trying to get Sam’s attention, the owner of Sun Records.

[@dennishardy3869]

@@jonathanaldecoa1099 It's no big deal. There are a few songs of Elvis's that I wasn't that much into. He was still the greatest there ever was. I really developed great respect for Elvis cause of his never ending humble ways. His generosity. And much more.

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

@@dennishardy3869 you seem like a really cool guy. Peace brother 🕺

[@dennishardy3869]

@@jonathanaldecoa1099 Thank you. Back at u.

[@Patracat]

Where did that first version come from? Is it available on record or CD?

[@markmoscatello9461]

You guys get a prize and ir's priceless price. Surrender your ego. Say it 2 times. Breathing excercises.

[@perryramberg9131]

sounds like the recording equipment was much better in later years.hi Dani.

[@tomg1048]

He liked the Inkspots.

[@markmoscatello9461]

Elvis' First RCA record. The RCA executive when Elvis recorded in NY was an ignorant man. He thought Rock N Roll would be gone in a year. He stuck Elvis in a hallway to get that sun echo. What a fool. Now Back to basics right. Find out about Chet Atkins and how he played a huge part in Elvis and who it created that Chet loved

[@martywhelan3150]

elvis and i love you so live

[@rifroar]

Dani Elvis had a 5 Octave range voice.

[@jeffsumner19]

Hi"* guys.. He was SUPER humble.. He would not brag..

[@gregraymond428]

“Thank you, Thank you very much Miss Dani.” My Grandmother’s name was Myrtle. I used to call her “Myrtle The Turtle” when I was a kid. “Oh Hello Granma “Myrtle The Turtle” I used to say. Got in trouble a lot. But that dumb name was popular in her day. Hey mate! Imagine if your folks named ya Myrtle Atkinson? Scary huh? Anyway, I definitely prefer the first version or younger Elvis mate. The recording tech was clearly better for Elvis than the tech that was around when he was a kid.👍🇦🇺🤪😁☮️❤️😄 Keep rockin “dude”.

[@pigslefats]

Massive influence of the inkspots here

[@edwardmolenda2822]

The King. Incredible. I would like to point out, however, that this is one of the best written songs ever. Just about anybody that sings this song sounds good; just not as good as Elvis, of course. But this also points out that Elvis knew what a good song was.

[@shirleycarr5387]

Elvis recorded this song later and it was way better.

[@MemphisFlash84]

B-Side of All Shook Up. This version is Elvis in ‘53/4 with just himself on guitar. Another song he recorded twice for different releases was Love Letters (single in 66 and 71 for the same titled LP).

[@richardgratton7557]

The ‘57 version is a whole note lower too!

[@johndavidson5228]

I much prefer the later recording. Much more emotional. That being said, the first was quite good too. Nice reaction as usual.

[@markmoscatello9461]

Right

[@markmoscatello9461]

Brilliant Essesmant Dani! Great. You nailed it. Let the losers ignorant people disappear from this Earth and Galaxy. Life's too short. BTW ironically enough Too Short is a brilliant man. His music is incredible.

[@durwhat]

Have you tried...John Farnham singing HELP with Melbourne orchestra in Australia. Was a friend of Tom Jones. His performance will match anyone Ive seen on your channel

[@jonathanpoole7132]

Dani Can you do reaction to Elvis version of you'll never walk alone i think his version of this is the best

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

From one Jonathan to another, I agree with you brother!!!🕺

[@richardhughey6610]

I think when he was in the Army in Germany he go voice lessons. When he got out of Army his voice was different.

[@antonweinand6082]

Please react from a jack to a king amazing!!

[@markmoscatello9461]

Dani, he recorded it twice. The first one was not recorded right. So he rerecorded it. I didn't look at the reactions IDK of u know that.

[@markmoscatello9461]

This gave me the biggest piece of mind. Everybody is in rat race at a snail's pace. Enjoy your life, Too Short!

[@debbielambert2410]

matured

[@markmoscatello9461]

imperfection is just as good as imperfection.

[@markmoscatello9461]

Perfection!! sorry.

[@martywhelan3150]

can do a video elvis presley - burning love - live 1976

[@daviddavies2072]

Your a fan ❤

[@DaniAtkinson]

Oh yes I am!

[@daviddavies2072]

@DaniAtkinson 👍 so am I, he's a great singer, the way he can sing and interpret a song, so sadly missed, thank you for your videos on elvis x

[@SecretAgent-p8x]

Suspicion?

[@markmoscatello9461]

KZbin. Our corrent time machine, just until we create the real Time Machine.

[@Simon-80]

My grandmother name was Marianne

[@Patracat]

I love his speaking voice....can you imagine that voice whispering sweet nothings into your ear in bed at night.,😍😍😍😛😛😛😛