THIS GAVE ME GOOSEBUMPS! Tomorrow Never Comes - Elvis Presley | REACTION

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This is my reaction to Elvis Presley Tomorrow Never Comes. This is also my first time hearing Tomorrow Never Comes 1970
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[@susyq810]

Magnificent Elvis!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 tell her!!!!!I stopped breathing at one point!! 😮 I melted too Seph😅

[@janetb.8683]

It's so emotive listening to this ballad, Elvis skillfully builds the song to a strong & steady beat, then goes for the powerful dramatic ending! Wow, definitely goosebump material!! The beat of the song & the dramatic climax reminds me of Roy Orbison's song "Running Scared". Make room on that A & S list Seph, brilliant reaction 👍😅❤️

[@WoodsWoman822]

Oh How I Wish there was a Live Filmed Preformance of this Song but the Best you'll find are few short clips from a Rehersal, better than nothing I guess ❤😊

[@delilahmorrow4606]

Goosebumps❤

[@TheUltimateElvisChannelbyLeon]

Another banger Seph - this just showcases how incredible a vocalist Elvis was. It also shows how good Elvis was at building a song - it just builds tier on tier, verse by verse. This June 1970 Nashville recording sesion is just incredible - commonly known as the Nashville Marathon. In answer to your question Seph - unfortunately he never performed this live! Elvis reecorded Tomorrow Never Comes on 7 June 1970, the second last day of the aforementioned Nashville Marathon and it was the fourth of NINE songs recorded that evening. It was recorded immediately before The Next Step Is Love and despite thirteeen takes a suitable master could not be achieved. A combination of time constraints - with such a heavy recording schedule - and fears of Elvis' voice not holding out, the desicion was made to concentrate on just achieving a suitable ending to the song. This was achieved in just one take and was known as the work pat ending and lasted just twenty seven seconds. This take replacd the original ending from take thirteen creating aa composite undubbed master and this underwent post production. Post production consisted of orchestral overdubs added on 30 June before additional backig vocals added on 1 October 1970. Unsurprising it became a highlight of the Elvis Country album on it's release later that year.

[@TheKopyKatz]

Awesome 🔥🔥🔥

[@MaryJones-vo5nz]

This one has always been a fav and the build up, is powerful. Emotional songs like this are his best. I never get over him. Thanks Seph.

[@rayjackson6917]

In my top five!!!!

[@miguela4477]

This is one of my all-time favorites. I love the build up, the lyrics, the powerful vocals. Goosebumps indeed. I get this from the lyrics: "You say you love me, but you never back up the words with actions. You tell me tomorrow we'll be married, but tomorrow never comes. So tomorrow I'm leaving, but I know I'm not going anywhere, because tomorrow never comes." A man trapped in a relationship in which the other person never actually commits. (Walk away, Elvis! Save yourself!)

[@terrymeddings5563]

Has any artist ever had so many great songs,they just keep coming. And the best part there are so many more to come.i have every album but am so enjoying this walk through his catalogue. Your the man steph.

[@elvis78ale]

Great ❤

[@gewoonieko]

Got this one tattoed on my chest. Tomorrow never comes.

[@davidhunt3689]

You should listen to Ernest Tubb version to see what Elvis did to it. 😂😂

[@elaineharn9527]

He's just showing out !!!!!

[@jessethornton8664]

There is not a live version but there is a short rehearsal version where he is rehearsing for concert. I couldn’t find an answer to why it was not used in concerts.

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

THIS! THIS RIGHT HERE! OH MY GAWD STOP THE PRESSES! THIS IS WHY! IT'S SONGS LIKE THESE THAT MAKE IT AAALLLL WORTH IT! YES! A THOUSAND HOT SUNS YES! AND YES ELVIS'S VOICE HERE HAS MORE SOLAR POWER THAN A THOUSAND SUNS! DAAAAMMMMMNNNN SEPH! THIS EASILY GOES UP THERE AMONGST YOUR S RANK ELVIS REACTIONS QUADRUPLE BANGER 🔥💣💥🔥💣💥🔥💣💥🔥💣💥 Alright so: My own humble interpretation of the lyrics: "Tomorrow Never Comes" was written by Johnny Bond & Ernest Tubb & first recorded & released by Ernest Tubb in 1944. 1944 was during World War Two. A lot of men left home to fight in the war. This song in my head is a man on his last night at home with his wife. Both have accepted with heavy hearts he has to leave in the morning & there are no guarantees he will ever return to her. So they both decide to make the best of their last night together, building up as many memories for each of them to hold onto to get them through what may come for each of them in the future, separately and together. So he tells her in his own way as long as you have these memories of us together tomorrow never has to come. It's very heartwrenching. First time I heard this one I cried. I read a lot of true stories from people who lived through & fought in World War Two. In some of them there are copies of love letters written between husbands and wives, girlfriends and boyfriends. There is one letter I'll never forget. The husband was thousands of miles away when his baby girl was born and he wrote back to his wife saying something to the effect of, "My darling dear one, you will never know what peace thoughts of you holding our child closely in your arms brings me. You are the most beautiful to me and always will be. I cannot imagine loving anyone else as much as I love you and our daughter." That is just... Gawd. And yes he had made it through the war but just barely. He had come really, really close once to never making it back to his family. But he did thank goodness. To put into better perspective what war veterans went through then coming home from war & having to re- adjust to civilian life I HIGHLY recommend the movie "The Best Year Of Our Lives". It's about three WWII American men who come home from war and have to navigate their new lives as civilians in a changed America. Really well done & the guy who plays the American sailor was a for real WWII veteran who did actually lose both of his hands due to an explosion. He also won a movie award for his performance in the movie & he was totally mind blown and all kinds of humbled. When he accepted his Oscar (for Best Supporting Actor I think but don't quote me) he was in near tears. And THAT is why I love history & try in my own way to make sure the sacrifices others have made are not forgotten. THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL SONG WITH BEAUTIFUL LYRICS & ABSOLUTELY SO BEAUTIFULLY SUNG THAT IF YOU ARE NOT MOVED IN SOME WAY AFTER LISTENING TO THIS... I DON'T KNOW... MAYBE YOU NEED TO GET YOUR PULSE CHECKED. Info on this one will come later I promise! Seph you are THE BOMB 🔥💣💥 Thank you ever so much for sharing 💐 You had me in near tears no lie 💜 TCB ⚡ & TLC ❤ & peace ✌& blessings 🙏 to you & yours & to one & all here as well 💕

[@SusieOrSueOrSusan]

This song is in constant rotation on my playlist. I LOVE this song so much! That cry! The power! This is an S tier for me and actually it's more than an S tier for me!

[@jessethornton8664]

He’s not leaving and she’s not marrying because tomorrow never comes.

[@ExVoto63]

One of Elvis' greatest lesser-known songs, an extraordinary performance. Sadly, there is no live version of this incredible song.

[@MrAlanfalk73]

The album "Elvis country" is one of my 10 favorit Elvis albums.

[@cruisersism]

I believe this equals "If I can dream"

[@florinfrentiu1383]

What a voice in this one!

[@nevele3395]

There is a filmed version of this song that Elvis sings during rehearsals with his band in 1970.

[@Wildlife_SA.]

Wow! This is one of my big, big favourites. I'm still annoyed because there's no live version anywhere on YT! Amazing vocals, his higher register is spot on. Just beautiful! Yay! Another 3 banger! 🥇🥇🥇

[@carstenwitt1697]

Fantastic Song..the greatest voice, absolutly the King

[@bee3541-y7s]

Fantastic reaction! ❤

[@timcarr6401]

The beginning of the song sounded like "Running Scared" a la Roy Orbison. There is a 41 second clip of Elvis probably about to do "Tomorrow Never Comes" but he launches into "Running Scared" for a bit.

[@traceycater]

Out of all the wonderful Elvis songs, this is my absolute favorite, his variety of vocals, his articulation, the feeling behind the lyrics, and the band makes this outstanding! I surprised myself choosing this out of his recordings but give me live performances and couldn’t pick which one I’d say all of them!

[@thepuma2012]

there is not a live version of this song, however there will be enough live songs that have that scenario of building up towards a grand finale...

[@jjbud3124]

Ah, another one. This album is on another level. Great song. I really think that country music lyric writers are the best. Many country songs have made it into pop.

[@daveeller9708]

One of Elvis' vocal treats. This song was done in 1945 by country singer Earnest Tubb. Give a listen to it and compare it to Elvis'. Elvis definitely made this song his own.

[@jjbud3124]

Old Ernest Tubb. He had a voice to remember. Deep baritone, a little nasality. He was a favorite back in the day. Doesn't compare with Elvis. Those old singers just stood there and sang a song all the way through from beginning to end without varying their voices. It took Elvis and the black singers of the day putting passion into the music to make it great. Otherwise, there might still be "crooning."

[@Mariethename99]

Wow this was beautiful. This song makes me cry 😭 I love Elvis so much ❤

[@barbaramattson817]

TOMORROW NEVER COMES MAN, BECAUSE IT'S ALL THE SAME FKINGDAY MAN. QUOTE THE LATE GREAT JANIS JOPLIN.

[@mandyheath1793]

Fantastic!😊I so wish we had footage of him singing this live, it would of been incredible 😍

[@michaellawliss3049]

This Banger is a vocal Masterpiece! Awesome Seph

[@TheSpitmitt]

Damn that song makes the hair on my arms stand up....I look like a cactus. :)

[@KlippityKlop1]

I love this one! First time I heard it I loved it. I don’t think I’d ever tire of hearing it. His voice is amazing and it builds to a fantastic finish.

[@christopherdavey2622]

There's a rehearsal only of this. Think he decided it was just too hard to do live night after night and do it well. He has a hard time with this, especially at the end. Without the ending overdubs you can hear his voice give out. That said, absolutely one of my favorites. And I love these builders too. This really shows what he could do with his voice at that time.

[@debbyschultz1729]

Another Banger! ❤❤❤❤❤❤!

[@helenludlow2331]

wow another 💣💣💣 you are really being spoilt Seph - amazing song and version - really love the way the song starts off slow and low and then you gradually meet that massive crescendo - so beautifully put together - love it 👑💛⭐

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

4th comment: Cyrus Whitfield "Johnny" Bond (June 1, 1915 - June 12, 1978) was an American country music singer-songwriter, guitarist and composer and publisher, who co-founded a music publishing firm. He was active in the music industry from 1940 until the late 1970s. Bond was born in Enville, Oklahoma, and grew up on several small farms in Oklahoma. As a youngster, he was influenced musically by records that his parents played. He learned basics of music as a member of his high school's brass band. While in high school he bought a ukulele, but soon he switched to playing the guitar. Bond first performed on radio in Oklahoma City when he was 19 years old. In 1937, he began performing with Jimmy Wakely and Scotty Harrell in the Bell Boys trio, named after the Bell Clothing Company, which sponsored the group on radio station WKY in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. He went on to join Gene Autry's Melody Ranch in 1940. He also performed with his own group, the Red River Valley Boys. The Encyclopedia of Country Music says that the Bond-Wakely-Harrell trio "pulled a clever musical scam" by recording for two companies under different names: the Jimmy Wakely Trio (for Decca Records) and Johnny Bond & the Cimarron Boys (for Columbia Records). Bond also acted in more than 40 films, beginning with Saga of Death Valley (1939) and including Wilson and Duel in the Sun. Beginning in 1953, Bond and Tex Ritter were hosts of the syndicated country music television series Town Hall Party, which lasted seven years. Bond's first solo recordings came with Columbia Records in 1937. He is best known for his 1947 hit "Divorce Me C.O.D.", one of his seven top ten hits on the Billboard country charts. In 1965 at age 50 he scored the biggest hit of his career with the comic "Ten Little Bottles", which spent four weeks at No. 2. Bond's other hits include "So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed" (1947), "Oklahoma Waltz" (1948), "Love Song in 32 Bars" (1950), "Sick Sober and Sorry" (1951), and a cover of Charlie Ryan's "Hot Rod Lincoln" (1960). The hundreds of songs that Bond wrote include "Cimarron" and "Ten Little Bottles". He and Ritter formed Vidor Publications, a music publishing firm. He retired from performing in the 1970s to devote more time to publishing music. Bond died of a stroke in 1978, at the age of 63. Bond was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1999, and to the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. Bond's song "Stars of the Midnight Range" was featured in the role-playing video game, Fallout: New Vegas. Another song of his; "Headin' Down the Wrong Highway" was on the radio in the game Fallout 76. ~ End of Bio Info And that is it I think I have for this one! Phew! Seph once again you are makin' me work today! Nothing but love 💖 Happy reading ✨📖✨😁

[@elaineharn9527]

One of his greatest songs. I love it and him.

[@nancy9891]

Because he is fire! 🔥🔥🔥

[@dannad123]

So many more bangers to come I hope!!!

[@jeanineking6327]

love it love elvis

[@Laura-M-L]

You have come to one of my absolute favorites of Elvis! I love how his voice builds and intensifies! Such emotion! This song really shows the power in his voice! Definitely goosebumps!❤

[@Elvista]

Yes, tomorrow can wait, Elvis....we love you now and always ❤️⚡💯

[@jennyoconnell7217]

One of my absolute favourites, I love it!

[@maggieshome]

BANGER ❤

[@Ntass1]

Banger 3 times.

[@AnnemarieSwarts]

NOW we're talking business. Goosebumps every time. A+++

[@rsfjunior]

Gostei da sua reação! Elvis causa isso mesmo! Um abraço daqui do Brasil!

[@senyart890]

That voice of his! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@StacyMoore241]

I love this song 🥰🤗💗💕

[@sudeshkrishnan4564]

No official live footage of it, but a brief outtake from a rehearsal that year was filmed and can be seen in the video "Elvis Sings Tomorrow never comes (Rehearsal from That's The Way It Is)"

[@magnuslofgren2441]

I wonder if you want to listen to a really masterful and serious song, it has almost the same name, but it's from Garth Brooks, it's called: If tomorrow never comes and the lyrics in that is so bl..... AMAZING, those lyrics man, you really should live by them !!! I wish that I could hear how Elvis would sing: If tomorrow never comes written by Garth Brooks, I think that it would have been a even bigger song then anyone ever could realize, but Elvis was gone when Garth wrote it, in anyway we know that Elvis always lives the lyrics, so if he had he sang this Garth Brooks song, it would make us cry and cry, this since it's so deep, Garth makes you cry when you think about the lyrics he is singing, just think what Elvis would have made us do !!!

[@theresacona1328]

GREAT SONG ELVIS SINGS IT BIRTHDAY ❤❤❤

[@kathifielder1110]

Another GREAT one!! The closest you'll get to a live version of this is a video of the last minute of a rehearsal from That's The Way It Is. It's really good!!

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

Hey Miss Kathi 🙋 Just FYI: I left Seph 2 separate links- a full audio rehearsal version of this & the short filmed version of the end part of this song- both sung by Elvis. You can scroll the comments if you like & find my comment with two links in it. It's the comment of 🎶Mine🎶 the begins with @Seph. Date of Rehearsal is noted as July 24, 1970 in the full audio version. Hope you & yours are doing well Miss Kathi 💖🙏💕 And hey maybe we can get Seph to react to the Everly Brothers 🎶Cathy's Clown🎶😉 My Aunt was a fan of The Everly Brothers & she would play that song by them all the time & make me sing the high part. Or at least the *higher* part 😀🎤💥

[@kathifielder1110]

@sammy_the_uncool2702 Thanks, Sammy. Yes, it would be fun to see Seph Seph react to The Everly Brothers and so many other artists from back in the '60s, but I think he's obsessed with diving deep into just a few rabbit holes right now.

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@@kathifielder1110 Yes I have noticed that. But here is a link I think you will enjoy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppDJnK2XdqqVh8ksi=VeaTaegeZCKXDna4 Added Bonus Info: The band backing them on that live performance is/ was Buddy Holly's (former) Crickets. The Everly Brothers & Buddy Holly & The Crickets all toured together back around the same time Elvis's career took off. Anyway, Phil & Don & Buddy all became very close friends as a result. I think it was Phil who said that they were all from the South and they all started out in Country music. Phil contrary to belief was not a pallbearer at Buddy Holly's funeral but he did attend and did sit with the family. Don said he didn't attend that he just took to his bed. Don was particularly distraught of the loss of his friend. Don't know if you know all that Miss Kathi but I thought I'd share all that anyways. You are so very welcome 😊👍

[@kathifielder1110]

@sammy_the_uncool2702 Thanks for the new info. I was in the ninth grade when "Cathy's Clown" came out. I didn't realize it was The Crickets backing them on this song. I was 12 when the plane crash killed Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper. It happened very close to my grandparents' house. I don't know how to provide a link, but if you search The Surf Ballroom is Frozen in Time - It's Still 1959 on YT, you can see a video of where their last concert was held. The Winter Dance Party honors them the first weekend in February every year and still draws a huge crowd even after all these decades.

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@@kathifielder1110 I will most definitely search for that on YT! Wow! Thank you Miss Kathi! And oh my! That's quite a connection you have to some real historical music history. I'm so very glad they still have the Winter Dance Party every year and that they get a large crowd! That's amazing! How cool! Always a pleasure Miss Kathi 😊🎶🎸🎶🌟💛🌟🙏💕

[@reneehoughton6687]

Chills every time I hear this song!

[@LadyLawyer1836]

I believe the only live performance on video is a snippet of the song in a rehearsal. Search for "Elvis Sings Tomorrow Never Comes (Rehearsal From That's The Way It Is)". Though short it is well worth it as it captures him on that final powerful note!

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@LadyLawyer1836 I left 2 separate links for Seph 😃👍 He can choose either or both to react to. Hope you are doing well Miss Helene 💜🙏💕

[@Jeri_C11]

My top 3 songs. If you listen to this on Elvis in Nashville album from 2022. It’s the rehearsal to this and is mostly just Elvis with only the essential instruments which are 2 guitars and drums I believe. First time I heard it this way I cried from his voice. Right after that was Bridge Over Troubled Water and How thenWeb Was Woven. All simplified with Elvis’s voice right out front and is so touching that I was in a good mood. By the time I listened to it (though I was forewarned). I was in tears. It was the beauty of his voice without all the background noise that I realized most singers could not do this with their voices alone. This album which I found out later was called the marathon sessions because he did completed singing of 30 songs in 5 days. It became my favorite album and remains my favorite to this day. Elvis in Nashville from 2022, all rehearsed from 1970 and songs given to several albums. For anyone who says Elvis can’t sing, this proves them dead wrong. 😊🎸🕺🏻🎸🕺🏻🥹😃🥰🎤🎤❤️❤️❤️

[@carriemichelle322]

Elvis goosies!!! BANGER BANGER BANGER All DAY LONG!! His voice is so spectacular! Love the build up! 👑😍

[@dcftcb7764]

I love these because even before I watch your reaction I know you are going to love this one! 👑✌️

[@lindabratcher4457]

Because it's Elvis!

[@ruthsimon7035]

BANGER! That voice! ❤❤❤

[@tapsa412]

Yet again. Shortly. He is the best!❤

[@robbansa]

This song is a easy S rank and a triple banger, it's one of my all time favorites. I was afraid my grumpy neighbor would come raging again for playing really loud. Unfortunately he never sang it live, it would have been a showstopper for sure. Great goosebumps reaction.🤙🤙🤙

[@SusieOrSueOrSusan]

Yes! This song is in constant rotation on my playlist! I absolutely love the way he sings this song!

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@Seph: I have two video links for you: 1st: Tomorrow Never Comes July 24th 1979 Rehearsal Elvis Presley 5:03 long (Audio only): kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIeTe2p8itucedEsi=ibGYwKUVa7WREVq- 2nd: Elvis Presley Rehearsal "Tomorrow Never Comes" 1:06 long only (but is film footage from "That's The Way It Is"): kzbin.info/www/bejne/qne3fn-bft6LmdUsi=6E9LLTMzwjVNiuB8 *Fingers crossed this goes through*

[@Jeri_C11]

This is one of my top favorites of his. There’s an album that came out in 2020 in which all these songs from this album, Love letter album and That’s the way it is album. It about how he recorded 30 songs in 5 days. They call it the marathon of 1970. The album is named Elvis in Nashville with a brown cover. It’s turned out to be my all time favorite album because they have some funny sessions and then they have the song they picked. What’s so great about it is Elvis purists love it because all that background they put in afterwards was stripped away and it’s his recording only which puts his voice right up front with only the necessary instruments. When I first listened to it, I just happened to stop on Bridge Over Troubled Water and cried my eyes out, it was so beautiful. So I just listened to the next song which would be in my S column because I’ve heard it finished on the TTWII album but never so raw as this. I cried all over again. It’s called how the Web Was Woven. His voice standing out brings out so much emotion that I wasn’t prepared for it. So, I put the album away till the next day because I felt I needed an emotional break. Then I listened to the sessions and the finished version. It’s a terrific album. Every time I ask an Elvis fan about it, they’ll say “ oh that’s one of my favorite albums “. If you can’t react to this (it is 1970) listen to it on your own. Or better yet I have it on my streaming playlist. Just relax some night and enjoy it. Some of the songs you’ve done from the other albums are on it before all the stuff is added on. You become emotional listening to The Elvis sometimes, so be prepared for the impact he leaves with his voice. The gentleman who worked on this is an Elvis aficionado who throughout his life has worked on beautifully done books with gorgeous px and loads of info, he’s worked on his music imprint it and making sure it’s updated so his voice will never die. 😊😊Thanks again so much. I was sick for a few weeks so I’m catching up with your playlist. So, you’ll see a lot of my comments and you’ll know why. I’m binge watching Seph and he’s a quadruple banger‼️‼️. 😂😂❤❤🙋🏼‍♀️🙋🏼‍♀️

[@SephPlays]

Wheeewwwwww Jeri you have been busy commenting HOLY COW! Im soooo happy to have you back! I hope it wasn't anything to serious? How you feeling now? ❤️

[@Jeri_C11]

@@SephPlays Thanks for asking. I have CFS/ME for 25 years. It was doable when I was younger and raised my son. But as I got older it became worse and if I push pass my endurance level ( which I tend to do) I collapse like I have the flu. If I rest a couple days with medication, it sometimes works. Other times it doesn’t and I was in the Hospital and given some shots of steroids to get me over it and I’ve also been on some heavy duty medicine which does help. I can watch stuff but not answer but was so weak I just slept. Feeling much better and I have to tell you. Watching you helps me laugh and feel better. 🥲 I’m not sure if you realize what you do for people. Especially watching you with The Elvis. Thank you. I hope you’re doing well since you were sick. God bless you. ❤️❤️❤️🙋🏼‍♀️🙋🏼‍♀️🙋🏼‍♀️

[@SephPlays]

@@Jeri_C11 damnn 😢 that absolutely sucks! Sorry that you have to cope with that! 😔

[@Jeri_C11]

@@SephPlays That’s ok. I have you to make me laugh 😂😂❤️❤️

[@SephPlays]

@@Jeri_C11 Well that cheers me up a lot 😊❤️

[@amandarayray9340]

His voice is so powerful on this one! I hope Baz finds us some live footage of this in the vaults 😊

[@robbansa]

This song should have been a worldwide hit imo. Oh and the reaction was just tremendous Seph. I especially enjoyed how you highlighted the crescendo at the end, singing with it and conducting the music. And how well you display how you feel when the Elvis vocal gymnastics hit you and you also keep up with the lyrics throughout the song. You are simply the BEST!!! S rank triple banger song and reaction.👍👍👍

[@SephPlays]

Stunner of a song! Im really glad you also think so 😃

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

2nd Comment: Recording Session Info Below: Recorded at RCA Studio B in Nashville, Tennessee on June 7/8 1970 Hours: June 7: 6:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m./ June 7 & 8: 10:00 p.m.- 1:00 a.m./ June 8: 1:30 a.m.- 4:30 a.m. Producer: Felton Jarvis Engineer: Al Pachucki Musicians: Guitar: Elvis Presley Guitar: James Burton Guitar: Chip Young Guitar: Charlie Hodge Drums: Jerry Carrigan Piano: David Briggs Bass: Norbert Putnam Organ/ Harmonica: Charlie McCoy Vibes: Charlie McCoy ("I Really Don't Want To Know" & "Love Letters") Rehearsal Take 1: Incomplete 3:44 Take 2: Complete 4:35 Take 3: Rehearsal 3:43 + Long False Start Take 4: 0:23+ Take 5: False Start 0:12 Take 6: False Start 0:19 "Running Scared" Take 7: 0:03+ Take 8 & Take 9: Time Stamp Info Unavailable Take 10: Long False Start 1:35 Take 11: Complete 4:24 Take 12: Long False Start 0:48 Take 13: (Master) 3:56 (used for composite master) "Tomorrow Never Comes" (work part- ending) Take 1: 0:27+ (used for composite master) "Tomorrow Never Comes" (composite) Spliced (Master) 4:06 Composite of Take 13 + Work Part Take 1 Undubbed Master Overdub (Master) Brass & string overdubs on June 30, 1970 Overdub Master 3:56 Back up vocals on October 1, 1970. Songwriter Info will be in separate comments. Just FYI 😊👍

[@gorse9030]

Nice reaction Seph.

[@HeavenlyPresley-Tonya]

Fantastic Love My Elvis - Sorry not been around taking a break from YT Not well some Mental Issues with My mental Illnesses -- Love you

[@SephPlays]

Awwwww i hope you are feeling better in yourself now Tonya! Lovely to see you back ❤️

[@robbansa]

If you get a tremendous amount of views on this one, it's probably just me goin' bezerc, constantly pushing that rewatch button. 😂

[@SephPlays]

Im guessing you like this song rob? 😂😂😂

[@oliverwe40]

can you react to john lennon sons julian lennon too late for goodbyes or sean lennon home

[@racheotes]

Why did Bridge Over Troubled Water drop to B rank???

[@linnaeahansen4973]

Hej Seph Der er en video hvor han synger den live (en rehearsal video) jeg mener det er fra dokumentaren The Way it is😊

[@jeanineking6327]

how can you put jbridge over troubled wate in the b section

[@SephPlays]

B songs are on my personal playlist >.>

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@@SephPlays Question: Are C ranked songs on your personal playlist as well? Or are only S- B ranked songs on your personal playlist? Also: Are C ranked songs actually split? Example: High C ranked songs are on your personal playlist but from mid- to- low C ranked songs are not. This curious Elvis fan wants to know :D Also: I have binged watched this reaction- SO GOOD! Bless you Seph 🙏 TCB ⚡❤💕

[@SephPlays]

S Rank: You listen to these songs everyday "pretty much", you know every word and you will NEVER get bored of hearing them! These are your most favourite Elvis Songs! A rank: are songs that you adore, you listen to these so often you've worn out the record. These are songs that you talk about with friends! B rank: are songs you listen to a couple of times a week on average and can make you feel emotions instantly! These are the earworms of the Elvis catalog!! C rank: are the songs you listen to every week or so, you consider these to be essential listening and will never skip them. D rank: These are songs that you Like and will listen to every now and then. Maybe you used to LOVE these songs but then played them too much and now they are "Overplayed" in your mind, These are the ones you sometimes skip! E rank: These are songs that you dislike or just aren't interested in. These are songs you skip the most.. These are the songs that are so forgettable that you read the titles and you are like "I cant remember that one?" F rank: These songs are BAD And you might even HATE one or 2 of them! These are the songs that are so terrible you will never forget them... When someone asks you "Whats your least favourite Elvis song?" these are the songs that come to mind!

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@@SephPlays Wow! That was fast! Thank you Seph for answering without delay 😊💌🙏💕 MUCH appreciated! I joke that I only listen to Elvis on days of the week ending in 'y' 😉 "Tomorrow Never Comes" is my go to Elvis Motivation Song. If that makes sense. Thanks again for answering my question! You're THE BOMB 💣

[@SephPlays]

@@sammy_the_uncool2702 Im sloowwwllyyy reading through your comments from yesterday!! Sllowwwllyyyy but surely 📖😊

[@MarkRogersVOCFB]

I almost always skip this song. I can do without it. I've never liked it that much from the first time I heard it in 1983 when I bought the album.

[@racheotes]

Here is link of Elvis rehearsing this song: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qne3fn-bft6LmdUsi=sLTGgqxjje_-ySw1

[@iblogthereforeiam4267]

Seth I love you but when you talk over the song You're missing SO Much Nuance and Wonderfulness! Like I said I still love ya though😊 . . . 🎉❤🎉

[@SephPlays]

Couldn't agree more! 😅

[@allandickson8576]

and not even best one on the album - funny how time slips away wee clip of tomorrow never comes from rehearsal in 1970 (never did sing it live) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qne3fn-bft6LmdU

[@judyzeller3921]

Thanks for sharing the link. Just phenomenal!!!!!

[@allandickson8576]

@@judyzeller3921 you're welcome