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[@margarettaylor8107]

The greatest of all time. Nobody else comes close.

[@ratso4443]

Absolutely!

[@gibsmcgibbon]

By far and away the greatest of all time

[@tc3501]

Elvis greatest voice ever to sing PERIOD

[@sheliaspringer7389]

ELVIS fans are the most loyal of all fans!!! He is always fantastic! I LOVE this song...THE STORY OF AMERICA! SHUSH...Drugs is not all that hurt him! He did 2 concerts a day for 10 years plus MAJOR CONCERTS!!! Many people say that VEGAS killed him! Heredity also was a big factor in his demise. His Mother died at the same age that he did. I still advise you to dig into the rabbit hole! You really have much to learn! Excellent reaction!

[@christineoneal666]

Gladys was 46 when she died. She lied about her age when she married Vernon because she was sensitive about her age.

[@tommyo2450]

His "doctors" killed him. Didn't need to lose this world treasure so soon.. What he went thru to deliver "Elvis" to us is unreal.. May the earthly king be in peace...

[@jennywren7822]

His fame killed him, he was a virtual recluse at the end and according to Ginger he wouldn't come out of his bedroom in his last weeks, she had to visit him there. He was a broken man who yearned a normal life, which was impossible. The king is dead long live the King ❤

[@pattilipscomb9898]

I swear, there should be classes in college and university that teaches about Elvis.

[@pattilipscomb9898]

You need to see Conspicious Minds and I Can't Help Falling in Love when he sang at The International in Las Vegas.

[@SuperAtlantis1]

Good to see a young man discovering Elvis

[@beverlysanders4209]

Elvis directed his band with just a movement or a look and arranged alot of his music the man had so much talent!!!!

[@johnbattles1002]

One thing about Elvis is that he never wanted it to be all about himself. He always wanted to make sure his backup vocalists and instrumentalists had a chance to shine as well! No matter how big Elvis became throughout his life, his humility, gratitude ("thankuh, thankuh veruh much"), and love for others always shone through, which was one of the secrets of his off-the-charts charisma.

[@anthonysantoro3212]

Excellent song reaction to THE BEST VOICE EVER!!! LONG LIVE ELVIS PRESLEY!!!! 🙏🏻❤️😎

[@marilynhon3338]

I was fortunate to see Elvis live. He was 20+ years older than myself. Before Elvis hit the stage the crowd were told to try & not walk around thought that was odd, but when that man was on state I would have peed my pants. I didn’t want to blink while he was performing. The concert was beamed all over the world to roughly 1.5 BILLION Not before or since has has anything close. The jump suit he was wearing was very heavy. Elvis always perspired I’m like John Lennon “Before Elvis there was nothing

[@maryblaylock3219]

His band follows his every move! How perfect is that!!! I see tears!!! Much love, Elvis!!!

[@toodlescae]

That ending is why some opera singers said that Elvis could do what they did but they couldn't do what he did because his voice and style was so unique. I saw him in concert twice the year before this concert was televised worldwide (first time it had ever been done). There's no experience like sitting in the 3rd row while his performance rocked your world.

[@e-1074]

if sombody "rocks your world" i think that means they beat you up

[@toodlescae]

@@e-1074 it has different uses like "if I kissed you I would rock your world" that have other meanings. It's a multi-purpose saying.

[@namastemoon7442]

the fact that u watched him twice is why I subscribed to u.

[@toodlescae]

@@namastemoon7442 Didn't know you could subscribe to me.

[@TheBooey1650]

He had an enormous amount of ailments to deal with. Also, remember, he would perform even when sick (like the flu, etc.). He never wanted to disappoint his fans who he was always so grateful to.

[@mollym2955]

Elvis gave all...heart and soul! Gospel and Southern roots... can't get much better!

[@TheUltimateElvisChannelbyLeon]

Excellent reaction. This is probably Elvis' finest rendition of this song but to see his peak as a live performer you need to go back two and a half years to August 1970. During this period you can hear some of his finest vocal performances in "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling", "I Just Can't Help Believing", "Just Pretend" and of course the gold standard rendition of "Bridge Over Troubled Water". Keep up the great work.

[@tinaloye2014]

I legit am obsessed with bridge over trouble water and I cried first time I heard it.

[@sjjcws]

I followed his career from 1954 until he died. He was great throughout. But, to me, he was the greatest at the beginning. He came out of nowhere, and nothing was the same again. It was more than his voice. It was more that his talent. It was a time of major transformation in the world of popular music and culture, and there he was the perfect man in the perfect place at the perfect time---and he had it all! Who believes in FATE?

[@TheUyotube]

There is no artist today that puts more hart soul of emotion in there voice….then Elvis Presley….. Long live the king

[@ChrisManley1994]

The GOAT. Often imitated, NEVER duplicated! The King then, now and forever

[@bjsandusky9848]

He's my best favorite of all time....for over 60 years...

[@thethinkingman9338]

That was the very first consert to be televised globaly vis satilite. 1 billion people watched that consert. Elvis may have been only 4 years from his death, but he was at his very best in this consert. and even weeks before his death his amazing voice never ever failed him. watch him sing unchained melody in his last recorded consert only weeks before his death, he looked very unwell, but sand like a Lion. An American Trilogy is my fav song and has been since I was a young boy, im now 60. and from Australia.

[@lynigirl1956]

THANK YOU THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🥰🥰🥰

[@martinoliver5325]

Great to see the younger generation enjoying the music of the king. You must try, bridge over troubled water, you lost that loving feeling, just pretend, and suspicious minds, all live🕺🇬🇧

[@Jigsaw0g]

All on the list! Bridge was actually my next planned song to react to!

[@sherylmcclure400]

This is one of our favorite songs from Elvis and you are so wrong on this show Elvis looks great here and did you know after this song he thru that beautiful belt out to the audience and at the end of the concert his beautiful cape

[@Jigsaw0g]

I want saying he looked bad, just saying you could tell his health wasn't 100%!

[@margarettaylor8107]

@@Jigsaw0g So sorry that you bought into the drug myth. He only took prescription meds. He was very opposed to illegal drugs. His heath started to decline and he had 9 body systems with medical issues for which he was prescribed meds. Sleep issues is a huge medical condition in the US. Without sleep we die. He suffered all his life with sleep issues..sleep walking, nightmares, no sleep etc. One of these medical issues killed him. He had a virus which killed nerves in his colon. This caused a condition called valsavar maneuver which led to a heart attack. The official death certificate states heart attack. when he looks like he has gained weight, it is actually bloating due to water weight from his medical condition. Many fans have bought into the rumors about his drug use His medical professionals are the reliable sources..not people who did not know about his medical conditions.Very few knew about them..certainly not his macho buddies. You should watch Sally Hoedel interview by Trey about her book Destined to Die Young on youtube Globetrotting with Trey. She can easily dispel all the myths you have fallen prey to. And Elvis is gorgeous here. His eyes were always inset.

[@Jigsaw0g]

@@margarettaylor8107 Again wasn’t meaning anything negative about it! I clarify drug use in one group personally (any overdoing of illegal or legal drugs). And also I’m not saying he was an addict or anything. It seems he had a lot of health issues like you said, resulting in a lot of meds having to be taken. And obviously at the time I can imagine the knowledge of how helpful some of those drugs were was probably very vague. A sad situation for an amazing man and artist!

[@jackielouise3725]

@@Jigsaw0g This was also during the time when he and his wife Priscilla had separated and were going through a divorce. So he was dealing with that as well. He did work hard to look good for this show, though, as it was being shown around the world via satellite. Keep up the good work with the reactions.

[@johnbattles1002]

@@margarettaylor8107 , very well stated! This was four years before his death and, even with the onset of health issues, Elvis looks so fit and robust here (in my opinion) that I wouldn't want to mess with him, especially with his high degree black belt status! ;=)

[@ellamoss7799]

I am Loving Watching U. Watch this Incredible Man. I was Raised with ELVIS. I Was Honored to be able to see him in concert. I am So Excited for U seeing a. TRUE LEGEND

[@colonelb]

"It doesn't even sound like him" - I commented on your other video that Elvis got started in gospel music growing up in the south. and they are awesome, even if you aren't a big gospel fan, you'll still dig them. His version of Amazing Grace will give you chills.

[@jeffcason8072]

The best of all time…he just puts all of his heart and soul into this song

[@christinaccontarino6441]

It sounds exactly like Our Elvis. I love him singing " Dixieland " I cry every time his Passion is dynamic

[@thethinkingman9338]

I am now 60yo, i have lived through the very best eras of rock , country and blues music, i like many many different types of music from AC/DC to Kenny Rogers. but Elvis has always been the only singer/ performer that has managed to touch my soul. this song is by far my fav.

[@bettynewton6160]

Elvis was THE GREATEST! Greatest singer, Performer/Entertainer, and anything else you can think of, except maybe film star, but I think he could have made great improvements there IF he had been allowed to do more of what he wanted to do Those probably were tears at times. He Loved all music, especially Gospel music and when he preformed he put All he had into it and left a lot of himself on stage and in the hearts of those who opened themselves up to him. I only got to see him perform once, (and I was sick as a dog - but I wasn’t about to miss it) but I’ll Never forget it. We didn’t have good seats and like I said I was Soo sick, that I didn’t try to get in line for an autograph, but if I’d had Any idea that he’d be dead in a few years, I would have tried, no matter what. He was the King, he wasn’t supposed to die so soon. I thought I’d have many opportunities to see him on stage again. The King is dead, but LONG LIVE THE KING!!! There will never be another…… BTW If you’re going to do shows about him, you should look up the basic background (at least). One other thing, I gather from your intro you’re still trying for the right way to show you and your subject, if I may make a suggestion…make it half and half, if you need that much space, especially when you have a good looking singer. Elvis deserved at the very Least half of the screen. Your responses were not that interesting to me, Sorry. I know I took up too much space, but I’ve watched several of these shows lately with people trying to break Elvis’ voice down like it’s a science, it can’t be done…his voice was a gift from our Heavenly Father, you can’t explain it, just enjoy it. (I’m not saying Elvis didn’t work on it, keeping it polished and ready, he did and he enjoyed stretching it (from My research). While Elvis enjoyed has fame, he also wanted to able to go out without being mobbed occasionally, so maybe we can remember that the next time, if God gives us another Angel…it won’t be another Elvis and he’s taken Lisa Marie and her son home so they can be together, God, Jesus and Angels must be enjoying their singing. RIP Presley Family! And Mama Presley gets her precious boy back.

[@johntynio3416]

Elvis loved America and epitomized it! Nobody ever came close to that American Loving blend of songs! Thanks for the review.

[@jordi9503]

ELVIS....JUST A GENIUS!!!

[@edwinwest5116]

This was the song that got me started on Elvis

[@Jigsaw0g]

wow, if it were my FIRST song I heard from him I couldn't imagine that feeling!!

[@glorydurham3560]

Elvis was the greatest there ever will be.❤❤❤

[@sopala3952]

He always felt deeply his songs …he was the most emotive singer ever

[@gerigowers8318]

I've been binge watching reactions to this since it's when I became an Elvis fan. You're reaction was the closest to how it makes me feel. I cry every time.

[@Jigsaw0g]

That’s awesome to hear:) thank you!!

[@nailamakki3706]

Strong and great voice..and tender feeling..this is🤴🎙🤴🎼🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵👏👏👏👏👏😌 Elvis Presley

[@williamwebb8908]

Whether you're into rock, metal, punk or rap you have to be impressed by this performance.

[@ellat2302]

One of my FAV reactions EVER! You get it, Elvis was special. No one was like him.. ever. A dream boat

[@carriemichelle322]

1972 & 1970 bridge over trouble water 1970 Just Pretend Are you Lonesome Tonight Elvis can't stop laughing

[@JC-rm7wl]

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[@vivianwilson7183]

He is crying. Sweat doesn't come from the middle of your eyes. He cried on a few of his songs. One of the things I admired about Elvis was that he wasn't afraid or embarrassed to show his emotions as most men are.

[@rosedavis8267]

When you watch Elvis perform, do not close your eyes you will miss some of his unique moves and awesome styles.

[@sandruxa0549]

I completely agree 👍, you must to watch him perform, you been missing a lot of his moves, great moves.

[@rachet0708]

The most incredible thing is how he could delivery such a powerful performance but watching him you rarely see him look like he is pushing himself beyond his limit.

[@fridthjovlowe2664]

Elvis Presley - sweet Caroline live

[@anjakrames5705]

The greatest of all time ❤🙏 No one will ever comes close.

[@Judy0910]

Elvis did a great job on his gospel music. At Graceland, I read that he was more proud of his awards for his gospel songs than any of his music. I also heard one of his back up singers tell that he would get so emotional singing gospel music, that he would cry sometimes. If you do listen to any of his gospel songs, How Great Thou Art and He Touched Me are amazing. He really pours his heart and soul into these songs.

[@roblloyd7718]

You are right, although he was nominated for many Grammys, his only wins were for gospel music The albums “ How Great thou art” and “ He Touched Me” plus a 3rd for his 1974 Live Memphis performance of “How Great Thou Art

[@chriswillis1585]

Greatest concert of all-time. Greatest performer of all-time. Greatest song in the greatest concert of all-time. BE CAREFUL.

[@daphnezeller5407]

To this day I still get goosebumps when I hear this song.

[@cindyphifer970]

My man Elvis beautiful inside and out

[@lindawhite5006]

It's a combination of "Dixieland," Battle Hymn of the Republic" and a song that was popular among the slaves. I'm 65 and when I was in the 1st and 2nd grade we lived in a small southern town and we sang "Dixieland" and "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" in school. Boy, times have changed! We had so much pride for our country, flag and the wonderful south!!! It truly was a wonderful time! My husband was in the military and our daughters loved to go to the movie theater on bases because everyone stood prior to the movie when they played "The Star Spangled Banner" out of respect for this great nation and the men and women who have sacrificed so much for our freedom! We must NEVER forget that!!!

[@Christina-bl4cv]

the emotion is for real! the King!

[@johanley229]

Hi I've subscribed to your channel, just saw this and with reference to Elvis's eyes he was starting to have problems with them in the 70s he was diagnosed with glaucoma, as for the drugs he was on prescription drugs and for this concert he went on a diet to get himself looking great ...I think he looks marvellous....Great reaction!!

[@dolourfitzgibbon6065]

Yes he took prescribed meds, addicted, but also had hereditary health probs, heart failure, carried a lot of fluid, not just fat.. I was a cardiac nurse and it is so obvious near the end of his life. What is amazing that his voice just got better. .. I have never known a singers voice to evolve so beautifully.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

I just came across this reaction again but man I have to tell you what. Being a musician and someone has played in front of live audiences so many times in my life, there's something not only about the performance but also how much you really start to identify a little later in the work. You just seem to engage and totally lock-on and it's wonderful to see because that's exactly what I do.

[@tonyarenee531]

YOU WILL NEVER FIND MORE LOYAL FANS THAN ELVIS FANS EVER!!!!!!! Can't wait to see you react to Lisa Marie Presley & Her Dad Singing .... Lisa Is 53 I am 54 ... I just love her! She keeps her Dad's Legacy Alive... Looks Just LIKE HIM!!!! & Her mannerism expressions too! You know She was married to MJ for 2 Years in I think Mid 90's? Anyway I see you with an Elvis Reaction I AM HERE

[@Derrick1762]

The greatest singer of all time and entertainer

[@cathysmith2941]

You can feel the power in his voice when he sings American trilogy lobe the way he sang this and the band was amazing too love his outfit its my favorite one

[@carstenwitt1697]

Elvis is the man....the King

[@IndyLady511]

Read 'Elvis, Destined to Die Young' just before Aloha he was on a 500 calorie a day diet. He died of a heart attack. He took meds for all of the genetic issues. He was in pain every day. The song uses part of the Battle Hymnof the Republic. Elvis was magic! Elvis was a gifted musical genius! I miss him. 🌹💜TCB⚡️TLC💔💔

[@kellyvandijk3269]

Just pure singing.. no autotune, and what a person.

[@MigdaliaTomalinas-os2nz]

Love, love your reaction. it makes happy that you are introducing Elvis to new audiences. I visited Graceland with my 12 yr old grandchildren. It was amazing. They had a wonderful time and are Elvis fans from babies I played his music for them.

[@Snorkebogan]

Thank you for doing this for us Elvisfans❤️

[@davidharrison1523]

Jane H commenting …. I have always thought Elvis looked great in 1973, but this concert was the first live concert to be beamed worldwide via satellite to 40 countries …. I watched it live from New Zealand …. & Elvis had been dieting to lose weight, plus the heat of Hawaii in the second of two days in a row, had probably made him tired-looking. Plus, he was 38 years old, so of course he would look different from the 50s & 60s. You said it didn’t even sound like him? Well, Elvis’ voice changed over the decades. In the 50s he was a teenager & in his last television appearances, before doing 2 years in the army, he was 22 years old. At his 68 Comeback Special, he was 33, & in this concert he is 38, just 2 years off hitting 40. He actually always had rather deep-set eyes, which is what gave him the sultry, heavy-eyelid look that the ladies loved so much. If you watch him in 1974, a year later than here, he looks great … in fact, he looks young for his age. His addiction to prescription meds didn’t really begin to take a heavy toll on him until around Sept 1975, when his health was poor, & he was in a lot of pain with glaucoma in both eyes (very painful condition & nothing to do with drugs), plus an enlarged heart, caused by his long-standing very high blood pressure. He also had an enlarged liver, which his mother had had before she died at 46 years of age of a heart attack. As Elvis seldom drank alcohol, prescription meds might well have contributed to that. Throughout it all, his voice, when he was well enough to sing, remained strong & beautiful. And yes, he was sweating. The heat in Hawaii, & wearing that heavy costume, was causing him to sweat a bit more than usual …. He had always sweated quite heavily during performances over the years, & a lot of that was due to the bucketloads of emotion, passion & energy he put into every song he sang.

[@deboisblanc]

We are lucky that NBC spared no resources in recording this visually and in rich sound that has survived 50 years. This is incredible. There is no toll on Elvis's looks here, he looks great. He did lose weight fast for this show, but he is in great shape here.

[@graywolf4696]

Elvis didn't have a drug problem in 1973. That came later. During this concert, he was 100% in his prime and healthy.

[@kathifielder1110]

Superb reaction as usual! To understand about Elvis' drug issues, I'd really like to see you react to: Elvis: Destined to Die Young -- Sally A. Hoedel (6:10). Ms. Hoedel did a ton of research on Elvis' health problems and the source of them. She includes 32 pages of references in her book.

[@KlippityKlop1]

I agree! I can’t wait to find that book!

[@memphisflashfan1]

Excellent reference re the book. I’m almost done with it. You can’t understand EP unless you read this book about all of the health problems. Re whether he’s crying, I don’t know but keep in mind that that jump suit weighs minimally 35 pounds (although I’ve heard as much as 75 pounds) not including the cape. Then add in all the lights on him and you have some reasons why he’s perspiring. But you have to read Sally’s book. I’m almost done with it and I can tell you that it’s stunning.

[@markcereceres7951]

Elvis at this point in his life, was beyond exhausted. He performed more concerts than any other human being, often doing two concerts a day. He was tired of being isolated. As weird as it sounds, he was also extremely lonely. His soul was lost. The night before he died, he wrote a note to God to take it all away, he couldn't take it anymore. He tossed it in the trash, later to found and put up for sale. I believe it was Mac Davis who bought that letter and turned it into a book.

[@kazshaw3945]

That wasn't a song ,it was an EXPERIENCE !

[@nealmalik9142]

YOU CANNOT CRY AND SING SO GOOD AT THE SAME TIME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...... IT IS SWEAT ....... AS YOUR HAIR OR FOREHEAD DON"T CRY .......

[@timcaldwell5241]

Sitting a few rows back at a live concert and hearing this…it left me, to quote Elvis, “ all shook up”! I’ve never forgotten this…. The ending was SO powerful!!!

[@spirit-cologne7453]

The question if he is crying or not is not so easy to answer. First I thougt too, that it is only sweat, that runs from his forehead over his eyes down. But then I saw the video of the rehearsal. In the rehearsal he isn't sweating so much, but in the "hush little baby" passage there is one moment, where you can see a reflection in his right (in the picture is it of course the left side) eye, that looks like a tear, but is not running down. So perhaps it was both sweat and tears, we will never know, it will stay his secret.

[@hillsboroughguy]

You get it and this is coming from a fan for over 50 years so take that as an incredible compliment

[@Jeri_C11]

Trilogy consisted of song one , Dixieland, a Southern song, Two, Battle Hymn of the Republic, a marching song the Union soldiers used from the North. Song 3: Was a Bahamian lullaby the slaves used to sing. So, this song includes all sides of the Civil War. Once more he was trying to unite people & never take a side to insult anyone. A very powerful and beautiful song. He looks tired here because he dropped 25 lbs & stopped the drugs to do this first solo singer to sing worldwide with over 1.5 BILLION people watching. Talk about stress! His voice was terrific and it was all for Cancer charity. Thanks for doing this video for us. 🎸🕺🏻🎤❤️🙏🏼😁

[@ruaidriodomhnaill4489]

Right. #2 is actually called “John Brown’s Body” though (John Brown being the Scottish lad/nutter -I say that in the nicest way possible, but he was insane, as the HBO series makes clear- who led the slave revolts… the Union dedicated their battle hymn to him since his revolt basically kicked off the war. Fascinating fella

[@ruaidriodomhnaill4489]

This is the series: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Good_Lord_Bird_(miniseries)

[@Jeri_C11]

@@ruaidriodomhnaill4489 thanks so much for that info. Didn’t know the whole history behind the song.

[@suzanneprock7286]

I remember when this aired, the first via satellite. We have this collection Aloha from Hawaii and it's worth it. We saw him in Indianapolis at his last concert in 1977, he was huge and looked very sick but his voice was still magical and strong.

[@namastemoon7442]

The American trilogy is one of the greatest songs ever to be written. I don't believe he was crying but if he was, it is probably because the Hawaii live was the first televised show in history and over 1 billion people watched it. The magnitude of that is incomprehensible and he might have realized it at the moment the crescendo of the third hymn which is insanely powerful in itself. I, for one, get emotional every time I hear this song. It is so inspiring that my spirit can't contain itself so I leak from my eyes.

[@sunnycrocker6016]

Thank you Elvis Bob Joyce Presley for staying alive, miss you all this years when you ready to comeback,.thank for listening to our king appreciate✌️😐😍🇺🇲

[@ihatechange]

Thanks for another great reaction! Yes, the smaller screen seems to work and the picture is very clear. Success!!!

[@Jigsaw0g]

Good to know!

[@davidorr6696]

Im just so happy i got to grow up hearing this mans voice . Im 61 now

[@MigdaliaTomalinas-os2nz]

Lisa Marie did a tribute to her father by incorporating her vocals into several of his tracts. They are so beautiful that it’s sad she never had a chance while he was alive. Her voice also has a unique sound. She was a song writer as while and recorded three albums. She didn’t really like the spotlight and chose a more private live style. Her private life however was not very happy because she would always be in a spotlight as her famous daddy and for her four unhappy marriages. However, she did have a beautiful voice and left us too soon.

[@beckyconner3632]

From the time Elvis was young he said he knew he wouldn’t live past 42. If you watch My Way from the Aloha From Hawaii concert you see in his eyes and facial expressions that he knew the end was near. Yes, he is crying. He’s sweating a lot but he does shed tears. Great review!!!!! 👍

[@anitavillalobos9262]

No better will their ever be! No auto tune.. No voice over .. Only 1000% Elvis!

[@darlenegonzalez9386]

I DO BELIEVE HE'S CRYING... 😢 BEAUTIFUL!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙌❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@carriemichelle322]

His daughter sings along with his videos. He passed away when she was only 9. He never even got to hear or know if she could sing. 😥 * I Washed My Hands in Muddy Waters Power of my Love Tryin to give u songs so u can see different sided of him and wont be blocked or blurry. 👍

[@carolynjoyner7695]

It’s irrelevant whether he was crying or not. He put his whole soul into his music, and sweat or tears are his genuine way of putting his love on the table! Quit criticizing, he had more talent than flaws.

[@tommyewest6019]

Looks good to me

[@lynncunningham829]

Yes

[@michaellawliss3049]

FREAKN AWESOME REACTION. DUDE YOURE THE COOLEST!! 🤜🤛👌👌👌👏👏👏

[@Jigsaw0g]

You rock!

[@Brummieguy64]

Of course it sounds like Elvis Presley Absolutely NOBODY else can sing this song its spine tingling, if you watch the concert Elvis actually mentions that the lightning is hot, so he is NOT crying at all.

[@donnaqueen8766]

This is one of my very favorite songs as well as How Great Thou Art Not just the drugs but the stress to provide for all the people around him. We as die hard fans loved him no matter what. He was after Aman with flaws as we all have. And yes he might have been crying. He was Avery spiritual MAN.. LUV HIM SO MUCH

[@sherroncunningham7845]

He's been gone 45 years now August 16th 1977 August 16th fell on the Tuesday of this year just like it was that year you take care and God bless

[@franscisco21]

A canção mais linda, interpretada pelo maior cantor de todos os tempos! 👏👏👏

[@sharonporter7132]

His manager, Col. Tom Parker, mercilessly drove Elvis without concern for his well being. Parker was an illegal immigrant from the Netherlands. He had only an insignificant honorary title of "Col." in the state of Louisiana. He signed Elvis to a contract when he was barely out of his teens. His fees were known to be 50%. When Elvis returned from the Army, Parker had already lined up numerous movie deals for him to start. Elvis wanted to sing for his fans. Parker was relentless. Elvis had some health issues, some inherited. His Mother died of a heart attack at a young age. When Elvis died, Parker went to Graceland and cornered his grieving Dad, who was making preparations for the funeral, and had him sign an agreement that Parker would get the rights to all merchandising of Elvis memorabilia. He never let up, he still made profits off of Elvis long after his death.

[@jodyhagedorn6336]

He looks great!!

[@mattbowen4350]

He was using prescriptions by this point but, I think his eyes were mostly due to lack of sleep. His appearance began to change around 1975 & then very noticeable around mid 76' you should listen to "Unchained Melody" from his 77' CBS special. It was just 6 weeks before he passed.

[@deboisblanc]

Your reaction at 6:23 is priceless. Imagine being at a concert and experiencing that with 12,000 other people. Major goose bumps in this portion of the live show.

[@christopherjon1245]

Thank you!

[@davidpresley7949]

Hey Dylan Congratulations on 500 subscribers Wishing you another 500 subscribers soon Mate , seriously you are a legend Iove the way you really get into the songs If you could react to Steamroller Blues I guarantee you won't be able to keep still You have to move lol Thanks mate and congratulations again

[@Jigsaw0g]

Thanks brotha!! Road to 1k here we come! Steamroller Blues will be up soon;)

[@galnhus56]

It's great seeing youngsters like yourself listening and appreciating Elvis' music. His music must live forever. If you haven't already, visit Graceland in Memphis, TN. You can feel Elvis in the moment. Elvis will forever be the King!

[@melaniesander2569]

The smaller screen works and it’s very clear. Please check out Elvis and his daughter Lisa Marie singing (Daddy Don’t Cry), ( Where No One Stands Alone), ( In The Ghetto) they are amazing!! She can sing and looks so much like her Dad he would be so proud of her!! *1972 How Great Thou Art-light blue outfit. *1970 Live in Las Vegas (Bridge Over Trouble Water)

[@maureennewman905]

No one can touch this man , love you my love 💕

[@lynncunningham829]

He did two shows he did one January 12th for a private audience for Honolulu I think that's where he was and then he did the via satellite the 14th of January so he was pretty exhausted and could be another reason why his eyes looks the way they do

[@dannad123]

Great stuff! To me, the audio sounded greatly improved here. Loving your reactions!

[@Jigsaw0g]

Yay, thank you!

[@lorettapierce8430]

@@Jigsaw0g Please react to Elvis "You gave me a mountain" from the aloha concert 1973

[@dannad123]

@@Jigsaw0g @Long Black Limousine@ is a great track!

[@williamo.2519]

There were signs of energetic life from him during this concert. There's a book somewhere that tells the story of him sitting on the balcony before this and his guys were wondering if he was going to be able to make it.

[@benjamins.5428]

He had it. The ability to influence even in the distance of decades, through singing through the soul, I have never heard a singer in modern history who managed to bend this time and this feeling as if he is singing only to you and it is amazing