Voice Teacher Reacts to Burning Love by Elvis Presley

[@SingingwithLauren]

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[@davidharrison1523]

Elvis was 38 in this performance, so it’s nice to hear you say he was young. Just four years away from when the world lost him. I always enjoy watching his Aloha concert, & yes it’s wonderful that we have so much Elvis content on KZbin. So wonderful. I enjoyed your video. Elvis fans will always find him, even if it takes a little while, but this video was just posted a month ago, so that’s not bad. Thanks.

[@ppresley9208]

Elvis was , and still is , and always will be THE MAN ... TCB forever !

[@kencrowe1965]

He was not ONLY singing to THIS audience, this was broadcast via satellite "WORLD WIDE". Broadcast to over 40 countries with an estimated 1.5 BILLION viewership. More people tuned into this concert then they did for the moon landing. A record which is still unbroken over 50 YEARS later!!! Truly, the King of Entertainment!!! Watched it in 1973 😉

[@stephengiles8326]

“What now my love” from this concert is OUTSTANDING

[@stephengiles8326]

Can’t remember which song it was, maybe “I’m so lonesome I could cry” but he gave himself the chills 🤣

[@carolhayar3037]

Elvis ALWAYS sang naturally, from the day he began in the early '50's until the day he died in 1977 & it always came naturally -- that was Elvis -- no matter the year, no matter the venue, no matter the song. Not a thing from him was "put on" or "forced." He was so comfortable on stage that for this song "Burning Love" in 1972 Greensboro, NC he held a lyric sheet & told the audience it's a new song & may goof it up but will get it right. No other singer in the history of singing would do that on stage in front of thousands of people. He was always nervous prior to going on stage because as he said, "every time it's a new audience." But once he got out there it was probably more comfortable than being anywhere else. He was the real deal, even when flubbing a line he just sailed right along as if nothing happened -- he was that smooth, & i'm not so sure he would want to get too involved w-technology. At any rate, he absolutely did not in any way need any help whatsoever -- just one of the many things that made him more amazing than anyone.

[@adolfotelesgomes1673]

Elvis is literally the best one. Long live to the king 👑.

[@nathaniman7293]

Never get tired of seeing THE LEGEND sing this song!❤️😊 Great reaction.😊

[@brianwhitney9181]

What you watched is what I saw in 1973 live in Concert. His energy level was off the charts and what a performance he gave that night.

[@AlwaysEPDoris]

Wow! Wish I had been there😢

[@SingingwithLauren]

So cool!!!!!

[@brianwhitney9181]

There are Superstars, Mega Stars, Stars in the night sky, then there is Elvis.TCB

[@ahshagrace7632]

More Elvis....All Elvis would be awesome....

[@matrix5000100]

King of Music!

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

in order to be the king of music, you need to be able to write music. Since Elvis only had an IQ of less than 70, he was lucky enough to be able to tie his own shoe laces.

[@gregokray6465]

Elvis's favorite music to sing was Gospel music, a song he made into his own is "How Great Thou Art", he believed every word of that song and the way he sang it gives you chills, the best vocals he did on this song was on his last concert in June of 1977, even though he was very ill and in pain, he gave it his all until the end of that show, very powerful performance, check it out, thank you. 😢

[@annieskid]

Hi Lauren! I love Elvis and I love you! great job! love, May

[@sherylmcclure400]

Do Fever in this concert ,he has the sexiest voice ,plus he teases you with his moves

[@phildavis9531]

WHAT NOW MY LOVE SHOWS HIS TALENT :)

[@Ntass1]

Elvis #1

[@carriemichelle322]

Thank you for reacting to Elvis. Id love for you to react to 1973 Aloha from Hawaii, same concert, You Gave Me A Mountain and What Now My Love. ❤

[@martinhenderson5265]

"You Gave Me a Mountain" is one of those epic gems in the catalog; it gets passed over a lot, but it's a song that stands up to any live performance by anyone. Good call.

[@dbeaumontresident847]

Would you mind reviewing his 1968 comeback special performance of "If I Can Dream", by Elvis, which at the time was deaing with the Vietnam War, and the passing of both Bobby Kennedy and Martin Luther King and civil rights at the time. The song was powerful and truly highlighted these issues! Thanks!

[@SingingwithLauren]

Voice Teacher Reacts to If I Can Dream by Elvis Presley ('68 Comeback Special) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iX-Zm4Ougt9pr80. From a year ago but wearing the same dress lol !! Hope you like it!

[@lange6542]

This men is the best ever ever ❤ his voice😂😂 Listen to hurt 1977

[@JoAnnKlingaman-iu4lm]

The most charismatic singer entertainer and humanitarian ever! No one today can match his brilliance 💕

[@andrewoleary9704]

You REALLY need to watch the 68 Comeback Special!!!….

[@jettsteari3062]

For some reason Elvis had alot of trouble remembering the lyrics to Burning Love ,,so when he did the live broadcast show here , he had a guy wit a huge cards wit the words written , Elvis was reading the cards when he sang this . At 6:29 you ca see the cards in the distance

[@bluebuddy46422]

More Elvis and we shall keep watching ,its great to hear a reaction from voice coach ,someone who truly understands his talent

[@Trace7173]

At the rehearsal show the night before, Elvis forgot the lyrics to this song and sang the same verse 3 times. Cue cards were used at this show so he could remember the lyrics. It was a common practise at that time for tv or live shows

[@BetsyJonex-f6v]

A fan since 1956 Elvis was a natural talent never auto tuned never enhanced and he had a much higher voice than people know. In a rehearsal vid in 1970 he effortlessly sings the Lord's prayer without accompaniment sailing through the last high note. Both Opera singers Mario Lanza and Pavarotti, remarked on the beauty and strength Elvis had. Thanks for your great reaction

[@erlindamartinez8521]

Love your reaction. Please try What now my Love, American Trilogy, Bridge over troubled water. 💕💕💕💕

[@tomlivesay8407]

Large venue? Yep. It was the first WORLDWIDE VIA SATELLITE show ever!

[@theapavlou3030]

The live broadcast was huge. The auditorium itself only held 6,000 , it was at full capacity. They used mirrors to multiply the feel of an audience and to bring then closer to Elvis. There is a very interesting documentary about it on KZbin with the producer who worked closely with Elvis on making it a reality 🎉

[@RobertNorthrop]

I always love your reactions, especially those of the King! Elvis lost 25 pounds in advance of this special. If you go back and watch some of his 1972 footage, he at times, while not fat by today's standards, looks a bit puffy and pasty from the frequent touring, lack of sleep and likely poor diet. My favorite Elvis performances come from 1970. He's much more lively and really looks to be at his physical peak. I would HIGHLY recommend a review of his 1970 live performance from Vegas of "Bridge Over Troubled Water". His voice is so dynamic and the musical arrangement by the band and backups is phenomenal!

[@VickyDizon-zc2vw]

Fróm the P hilippines Elvis is great,,,

[@mrchips4489]

New subscriber; here for your Elvis content. A few other performances from this concert if you've not yet reacted to them: "Never Been To Spain;" "Steamroller Blues;" "You Gave Me A Mountain;" and "American Trilogy." As an aside, with respect to vocal coaching, the only coaching Elvis ever got was while he was in the service. He asked his close friend, Charlie Hodges who was also a professional singer to show him what techniques he (Charlie) used for holding his notes longer & to get a fuller sound at the high end of his vocal register. Thanks for your reaction; really enjoyed it.

[@dazfletcher4085]

Elvis could sing the Phone Book.... he was and still is a Legend no one sang like him.that concert went out to over one billion people world wide...

[@colmflaherty3963]

No, I've never heard of Elvis being taught of how to sing, whatever. Elvis himself said, ''I just do what I feel. He had a far more higher range than what you see here. Very much so. If you try Hurt or How great art 1977. LIVE , You'll see what I mean. Thank You

[@jennyjorgensen9935]

I personally love listening to him sing "Amazing Grace" a Cappella. His voice is so beautiful. Looking forward to you reacting to more Elvis.❤❤❤

[@davidpresley7949]

I love your reactions Can you please react to How Great Thou Art 1977 version Elvis might not look good because it was his last concert But his voice is so incredible It will blow the roof off 😂 It's very emotional seeing Elvis towards the end of his life Elvis sings with so much emotion It's like Elvis is saying to God I'm ready to go home Elvis knew he was towards the end of his life But he gave the best performance ever Elvis had a God given talent Never be another Elvis Thank you for reacting to Elvis Elvis will live on forever ♥️

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

No Elvis never had any voice coaching or training. Not many artists had that in the 50-60s. Just pure talent from the birth

[@hanshellman4867]

He does Bridge over troubled water soo beautiful in 1970. Please take a look that!

[@lorisutton5267]

Hi, I subbed because of Elvis and Elvis never had a voice lesson in his life, he actually failed Music class in Hume's high school, wonder what happened to the music teacher v, cause ELVIS is still here and that is forever and Always TCB 1935, just a little bit of info , Elvis grew up in the Poverty of Tupelo Ms and he was a searcher even then, he would watch the older black men playing with the guitar or whatever they came up with and he soaked up the knowledge as well as growing up in a Baptist Church with his beautiful mama and Daddy and he sang with the choir as a young boy, he never needed a voice lesson Elvis is a Priceless Gift from God and thank God for blessing us for just a little while cause he still gives so much of himself 47yrs later and to all of us ELVIS family around the World, this is a time in which The World Stopped, as least for me, I really never look forward to this time in the History of the world, cause We Lost an angel that tragic day. Thank you for the great reaction my TCB,1935

[@EdgarCPrice]

Please your videos are great. There is one or two and both of these are gospel songs. Crying in the chapel and the other is How Great Tho Art. Elvis Presley does a great job on these two. Please. May I give you a compliment? You are so beautiful and I know you are married but you are so beautiful. Please don't let your mind go out in the gutter meaning nothing bad please.

[@brianwhitney9181]

Continue on your journey on this historic Aloha from Hawaii World wide broadcast that was never done before or since. 1 billion people watched this Concert including myself. Look for the 3 songs that were never shown as a live concert performance but added to video for the concert. You will appreciate his vocals much more as there is no audience when he recorded these songs just his band.

[@lindawhite5006]

DON'T KNOW IF YOU NOTICED...BUT HE HAS THE AMERICAN EAGLE IN RHINESTONES ON HIS JUMPSUIT!

[@Endricgonsa]

Please make reaction to are u lonesome tonight 68 comeback special elvis

[@WoodsWoman822]

🌿⚘️🌿⚘️🌿⚘️🌿⚘️🌿⚘️🌿⚘️🌿 Two Beautifully sung songs by Elvis. Elvis Presley "WHAT NOW MY LOVE" 4K Edit Aloha 1973 (REHERSAL) Concert (Best Version) kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJDVd4aVj6l0a8ksi=T4_RGAM28bNlhHNm Elvis Presley "BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER" 1970 Live Las Vegas (New Mix, Great Sound) kzbin.info/www/bejne/o33FgHWllp2peposi=u6_nWqeruEefb2pJ

[@dcftcb7764]

👑✌️

[@johnwoodmass1584]

You have to do an American trilogy from the same concert

[@DanielMarquesMoreira-dj2cd]

The king

[@Katzenhase]

Elvis was and always will be the greatest frontman in music history. Moreover, nobody had that "tone"(voice).

[@andrewarmstrong1017]

Always up for a Elvis review...been hooked on Elvis since 1972.......but I'm not stuck in the past....love Marcus Mumford....him and his band do a excellent cover of the Johnny Cash song Hurt...but any song from Mumford and Sons......awww Burning Love...incredible to think Elvis wasn't too keen on recording the song.....was any body as good looking and Charismatic as Elvis?....nope

[@SheilaDavis-ju6gx]

❤😊

[@rong805]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3yrh6eAmKxmf9Usi=rZ95P7Soe6Uee8sk This is Peace In The Valley, a short, sweet gospel song sung live in 1956 from the Ed Sullivan Show. He was barely 21, and was already showing smoothness and comfort in singing. Another reactor, a vocal coach, mentioned his shoulders and how they were always relaxed while he was singing. He did have coaching in voice and acting, I'm sure mostly to refine and polish and help him with control and techniques. Everyone thought he was very talented and could go far in movies and music. He was the original all-purpose, multi-media superstar! His first 4 movies were great. The next 27, highly debated. To be fair, he had more really good ones than bad ones. The same with the accompanying songs and soundtracks.

[@Elizabeth-hb9kl]

Hola soy nueva suscriptora las piedras no son imitación de hecho el traje pesa 30 kilos aproximadamente y con respecto a su voz es un DON por eso nadie canta como él THE KING 😏👑🫶

[@depper]

IF I CAN DREAM - Elvis Presley --- Personal tribute to DR Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy after they were assassinated. During the race riots of the late 1960s... Elvis took heat for singing this. Threatened to be sued by NBC advertisers, Elvis wanted to speak to a mourning nation --- so he sang it anyway. 1st Social justice song of its kind. You GOT to hear it -- kzbin.info/www/bejne/q17TgZKaeMqhgKM

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

And tell us oh wise one who has stolen the identity of a dead man. You know, Depper, the guy that was the guitarist for mountain, that you stole his identity and hide behind. Why did Elvis not sing it again? Rockin Realtor?

[@ChemAzaola]

trying to get to you 68 elvis special pls

[@edwardburdettjr8754]

He never had voice lessons.100%natural.

[@gino211964]

GOSPEL LIVE 1974 WHY ME LORD AMAZING SONG

[@FloridaBoyBushcraftSurvival]

Please analyze Brad Delp's voice on the Boston song "More Than A Feelin'". I think you may be surprised....

[@DanielMarquesMoreira-dj2cd]

Élvis o rei

[@RodAbbott]

His last top ten hit.

[@ChemAzaola]

at the end of the video,he is about to throw at the back the guitar,and someone is going to catch it but he didnt

[@linnaeahansen4973]

Hej fra Denmark 😀 Jeg kunne virkelig godt tænkte mig din reaktion på: the Sound of your cry -take 3🙏

[@randyg6748]

This is the remastered version of the Hawaii 73 concert. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sH3QpI15aZpgo5osi=BI6RJYswqDU-8ldq

[@andrewoleary9704]

Do you think “the tech” has really improved live performances?

[@SingingwithLauren]

YES. Mics and amplification are way better. However I think singers also can cover up more mistakes now as well with autotune and other similar effects 😅

[@no288]

I saw this back then on telly and bought the single. I also have that concert on VHS ... even though his fans love this song Elvis himself never really liked it though

[@carlmarvin4629]

Please react to elvis Presley fame and fortune 1960 at the frank sinatra show. This event is for elvis presley "welcome home" after his military service in Germany. If you react to this song (fame and fortune) i will subscribe to your channel

[@James-d1k4j]

Elvis never had any coaching lessons never he was just natural. When he sang it came from his soul, you can never teach that you either have it or not. Sadly i myself cannot sing a note.

[@robertbain6775]

No voice coaching

[@jacklee5807]

Elvis doesn’t need voice coaching 😂😂 😂 it would be like trying to show Messi how to play football

[@MrMakemyday3]

you talk like todays music is better than the 1960s. well i hearbtonssay these live oerformances and more pure ad sound better than all this fake computer sysnthesized bullcrap put out todaynthat people dont even play on

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

Oh you have to react to Elvis and the black community. No wait. Sorry no need, that is only a comment made to black reactors, not white reactors.

[@thejoketrader]

1972 How Great Thou Art .... would be a one to react to.

[@carlmarvin4629]

Please react to elvis Presley fame and fortune 1960 at the frank sinatra show. This event is for elvis presley "welcome home" after his military service in Germany. If you react to this song (fame and fortune) i will subscribe to your channel