He was devestated by the assassinations of MLK and Bobby Kennedy. This song was so emotional for him he never performed this song after this show. This song is sadly still so relevant today. I love to see that after all of these years his music is touching a new generation. It's so hard to pick a favorite. You will pick one then you hear the next. Great reaction thank you for sharing.
Watch the new movie on his life Auston Butler played Elvis and won the Oscar just a few months ago. I love Elvis and As a child I got to see when his concert was streamed from Hawaii that had never been done before.
Ended his Christmas special with this, remember it well 💔 and I was only eight. Vietnam war (where my father was) Assassination of Martin Luther King, & Bobby Kennedy all weighed heavy on his mind so he wanted to close his special with this song 💔
Yeah your right he was blessed by God and everyone who has ever watched him on stage will confirm what I just said and we were blessed to have been a seen the World's Greatest Singer Performer and Show manship
THIS is what a LEGEND looks like when he gives it HIS ALL. Damn. To Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Robert Kennedy and All of Humanity. This took BALLS in 1968 - the climax of the Civil Rights Movement.
He was told it would be too controversial as was his song In the Ghetto a year later. He didn't care, he was devastated the assassinations of the people who were the greatest allies in civil rights. It's been said that he had to fight to maintain his emotions and right after he left the stage he sobbed in his dressing room.
@@firefighterchick Exactly. and he understood the plight because he felt their hunger and shared their injustice due to growing up IN the predominantly black ghettos of Misssissippi and Tennessee. Elvis' situation was among the worst in the neighborhood. His black friend Sam Bell stated Elvis, living in a shack they built without running water or electricity had it worse than even he did.
Sarah, at the tender age of 14 or 15, Elvis went to a black Baptist church in Mississippi. Think about the horribly racist environment he grew up in ! They recognized a soul brother, he sang in the choir. Love. When Martin Luther King was so atrociously murdered, it hit Elvis HARD! i think he cowrote this. a man can redeem his soul and fly. MLK flew. And again, from whereever you are, Elvis made us sisters in love. You are so beautifully expressive in your reaction, you brought ME to tears. Love to you, sis, from Toronto!
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 in my opinion, he did a lot. I remember a movie that he starred in that spoke up about and against segregation. He wouldn't perform unless his back up singers could be on stage also. Several shows wanted them out of sight and Elvis refused. He showed that mixing between blacks and whites at work and play was good, healthy and young people especially saw what he was doing. I feel like he was a voice of reason to a huge audience. A world wide audience.
@@123bgmiller I did not ask you for your opinion. just in case you missed the question, I will type it again slowly just for you. "really? tell me what Elvis did to bring so much awareness about civil rights" starring in a movie is has nothing to do with what he did. You might find this a little hard to believe but some one wrote that movie if it even does exist, which I highly doubt.. The black singers incident was a one of. Now, you wrote, "He showed that mixing between blacks and whites at work and play was good, healthy and young people especially saw what he was doing." How did he do this and when did he do this? And finally Bethany Miller. Elvis's career started in 1953, right? Tell me this, when did he start using black artists? Now, Bethany Miller, be very careful when you answer that, not that you will, because it is clear you have no fn idea what you are talking about.
@@123bgmiller Amen! I'm bi-racial, my mom is Jamaican and my dad is Cuban. His songs brings people together world-wide, and my parents are big fans of Elvis. My fiance is from Taiwan, and she is also a fan of Elvis. His music knows no boundaries. His music, especially this song, is an inspiration and brings hope. Bethany, you are a good woman.
@@123bgmiller don't waste your time - in case you didn't know, this guy is all over the place - seems like he has nothing else in his life but to put people down for whatever their feelings or opinions are - like he has real issues
1968, I was going on 13 but even as a youngster I could see, hear and read about the horrible things happening in the USA; I now understood about JFK's assasination and was hit in the face with the assassinations of RFK & Dr. King. This is why Elvis sang "If I Can Dream" to preserve the ideals of Dr. King's "Dream" and, perhaps to give us all hope that we can surmount the horrors and tragedies brought upon us by out of control governments and foul, evil entities who used racism and vile, untrue rhetoric to promote their self-serving, evil ideas. We need to fulfill that dream now more than ever before.
THE 68 SPECIAL WAS TAPED FROM JUNE AND ENDED EARLY DEC. TWO MEN WERE KILLED M.L.K. ROBERT KENNEDY. HE DID THIS SONG TWICE ONE IN THE BLACK SUIT AND AT THE END FORMALLY OUT OF RESPECT DID IT IN WHITE SUIT. NO AUDIENCE.
I went to Graceland 4 years ago. My girl is a huge fan and we went because it was the 50th anniversary of this special. We stood right next to that white suit. Just awesome. Thanks for sharing.
I have heard many performers...but, nobody can and NEVER will have the stage presence, beautiful voice, or fantastic looks that ELVIS PRESLEY had! He was truly blessed by GOD with that SPECTACULAR voice and CHARISMA that he had!!! I have been a fan for my entire life; and I am very close to the same age ELVIS would been, if he had lived, (you know a woman NEVER tells her age)!!! I am happy to say that MISSISSIPPI is my homestate as it was his! I LOVED HIM!!! I loved the way that he loved and had so much enthusiasm for his craft! By the way, he never seemed to lose his enthusiasm, either, especially in Gospel music! He recorded almost 800 songs, made 31 movies, received numerous accolades and awards, including 1to 3, I'm really not certain, Grammys, and had at least 35 number 1 songs!!! He was very poor and grew up in the black section of Tupelo, Mississippi! His Mama shopped in all black stores and because of this, he remained humble and saw NO COLOR in society! He was a WONDERFUL human being and FANTASTIC HUMANITARIAN; which many people NEVER knew about! He gave homes to the homeless, paid medical bills for the young and old alike, when they were unable to, he bought cars for many people, and even wheelchairs and medicine for some! I can confidently say that ELVIS left the world a better place than he found it!!! ELVIS PRESLEY was, is, and always will be THE KING OF ROCK and ROLL...and HE TRULY DESERVES THE TITLE that was given to him by his fans! THANK YOU for a spectacular reaction!
Your inside beauty stunning I love your heart 💜 it’s my favorite part of your reactions. It’s so refreshing to watch a genuinely good person share her true feelings. ❤ Thank you 🙏
Hey Sarah Thank you for the amazing reaction I have listened to this song a million times and I still get emotional everytime It's Elvis's voice and his emotions. He pours into the song. Did you know this song was recorded for Martin Luther King as a tribute song. After Elvis heard Martin Luther King was assininated Elvis felt he had to do something to bring awareness to the situation. That is why the song is called If I Can Dream After the famous speech. I have a dream Elvis just wanted to bring black and whites together. Like Elvis said on stage once The same God that made you Made him to In other words We are all the same Doesn't matter what color you are We are all one That's is why Elvis will always live on He loved everyone Doesn't matter what the color of your skin was Elvis was color blind Thank you again Sarah I love your honesty and it's always a joy to watch you react ❤️ You are the best 😘
You're such a sweet person Sarah. Very perceptive and receptive to the Worlds finest music and artists. Yes, there was a very good reason they called Elvis the King.
First time commenting here though I've been watching- and loving- your Elvis reactions for about a month or so now. This is the song- and the singer- that broke me when I first discovered it about a year and several months ago. Never before had a singer ever made me cry. But Elvis got me in a place I didn't even know existed inside of me. He touched something within me I was not previously aware of. By the end of the song, I'm not gonna lie, I had tears running down my face. Elvis is the only singer that can do that to me. He made himself into this human conduit of music and emotions that made- and still makes- people feel connected to him in some way and on some level. You don't have to be an Elvis fan to feel connected to him in this moment. I've read the comments and even those who admit they're not an Elvis fan have commented that this was/ is the most powerful performance they've ever witnessed. Thank you so much for continuing your Elvis journey! Beautiful reaction 👏👏👏 Peace & blessings to you & yours 💕
Elvis was so devastates by mlk death that he dedicated this song to him... his Manger didn't think this song would look good for his image and didn't want him to sing it on national TV but elvis didn't listen and did it anyway.. and im.so glad he did , you can feel and see the emotion coming from him he sang this so beautifully.. can you do a reaction to the live version of why me lord
I once read that he sang it over and over and over , maybe a dozen times or so including on his knees and another with the studio lights turned off, until he was satisfied that he’d wrung every ounce of emotion from this wonderful song. He believed in it that much. Honestly, does it get any better than this? Nice reaction Sarah
Elvis was devasted when he heard mlk was killed in his hometown of tupelo that he wanted to dedicate this song to mlk elvis definitely put all his emotion into this song makes you get goose bumps...
Edda Bindus I was 14 but have grown up with Elvis since 8 yesrs old. My sister Nina may she rest in peace Loved this man for his humanitarian way of express Equality for all. I remember this special watching with my family, cried because also Vietnam was was also going, but this Songs stated his Love for us to act lovingly and treat each other as Brothers and Sister as it should be. I saw this Man in Concert in San Diego when I was 16 years and he gave an Incredible concert Love was there with his fans and will never forget him because he knew his music came from within his Soul. RIP Elvis you are very much missed.
Elvis was a lover not a hater. When he was told to leave his black backup singers home when he was about to perform in the astrodome, he said that he was staying home to because if his girls weren't welcomed he wasn't welcomed. Ask any black person who worked with him and they will say that he treated them like they were his brothers and sisters.
Just came across this. I know I've seen this performance dozens of times and very many reactions to it. But yeah, I love your laid-back thoughtful approach to it. Once again, near the end of it, I got goosebumps. I'm nearly 60 and I never saw this when I was a kid. I only saw it for the first time about a year ago. I mean I liked him as a kid mostly his earlier crazy rockabilly stuff I didn't like the older stuff. But now I love it all. It's amazing. What a powerful song.
Thank you again. You mentioned his powerful voice & how he sang w-such emotion -- this is one of the things that made him so unique -- & of course his deep, soothing voice -- so much about him that is lacking in singers generally. I did recommend his 1972 Hampton Roads concert with his energetic, powerful performances at your July 16th How Great Thou Art site including he url addresses -- hope you get to see it; it's certainly worth the time.
@@SarahDengler Great, then I encourage you to listen to You were always on my mind. The video showing old pics Of Elvis with Priscilla and Lisa Marie. Maybe you haven't reacted to that one yet.
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Sarah even if it meant being dead of old age id gladly go and be part of that generation just to see him perform once👍
He was devestated by the assassinations of MLK and Bobby Kennedy. This song was so emotional for him he never performed this song after this show. This song is sadly still so relevant today. I love to see that after all of these years his music is touching a new generation. It's so hard to pick a favorite. You will pick one then you hear the next. Great reaction thank you for sharing.
Give me a hug 🤗 ur sweet
I always love your reactions you’re so sweet and beautiful☺️
Watch the new movie on his life
Auston Butler played Elvis and won the Oscar just a few months ago.
I love Elvis and As a child I got to see when his concert was streamed from Hawaii that had never been done before.
Thank you
there are no words to describe elvis singing that song
Ended his Christmas special with this, remember it well 💔 and I was only eight. Vietnam war (where my father was) Assassination of Martin Luther King, & Bobby Kennedy all weighed heavy on his mind so he wanted to close his special with this song 💔
No doubt this is the greatest live performance ever 🙏🏽
No I'd say him doing unchained melody was the best
Not even his greatest live performance ever!
100% agree!
YES!!!
A real reaction here.
Elvis sang this for MLK
Yes what Elvis had you cannot buy, you cannot teach but Elvis had it in an abundance.
You are so right!!
I bought it. Sort of. I have the same jacket in black. Lol
The KING WAS TRULY A GIFT FROM OUR LORD AND AS ALWAYS YOU'RE REACTIONS ARE LIKE 🍒 ON TOP👍
Yeah your right he was blessed by God and everyone who has ever watched him on stage will confirm what I just said and we were blessed to have been a seen the World's Greatest Singer Performer and Show manship
Would love to see you react to take my hand precious lord
Love the lyrics, so true what's going on in the world. ❤️❤️🌹🙏
Elvis Presley Showw 🇧🇷
Its said to be Elvis's favourite.
God bless You!
Thank u..... My Fav by Elvis!!!
THIS is what a LEGEND looks like when he gives it HIS ALL. Damn. To Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Robert Kennedy and All of Humanity. This took BALLS in 1968 - the climax of the Civil Rights Movement.
And Elvis had none!
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 YOU have none. Guess you won't be happy until every TH-cam poster blocks you.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 This troll would be good to ban @Sarah Dengler.
He was told it would be too controversial as was his song In the Ghetto a year later. He didn't care, he was devastated the assassinations of the people who were the greatest allies in civil rights.
It's been said that he had to fight to maintain his emotions and right after he left the stage he sobbed in his dressing room.
@@firefighterchick Exactly. and he understood the plight because he felt their hunger and shared their injustice due to growing up IN the predominantly black ghettos of Misssissippi and Tennessee. Elvis' situation was among the worst in the neighborhood. His black friend Sam Bell stated Elvis, living in a shack they built without running water or electricity had it worse than even he did.
He was definitely one of a kind. So are you Sarah. Great honest evaluation of Elvis.
Sarah, at the tender age of 14 or 15, Elvis went to a black Baptist church in Mississippi. Think about the horribly racist environment he grew up in ! They recognized a soul brother, he sang in the choir. Love. When Martin Luther King was so atrociously murdered, it hit Elvis HARD! i think he cowrote this. a man can redeem his soul and fly. MLK flew. And again, from whereever you are, Elvis made us sisters in love. You are so beautifully expressive in your reaction, you brought ME to tears. Love to you, sis, from Toronto!
I agree. Nobody can capture that “Elvis” thing.
He puts his heart & soul into his songs that is why he does what he does that is why he is so very loved bye so mine people
this song is so very nice-golden voice,greetings from germany
Elvis brought so much awareness about civil rights! He's a legend.
really? tell me what he did to bring so much awareness about civil rights
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 in my opinion, he did a lot. I remember a movie that he starred in that spoke up about and against segregation. He wouldn't perform unless his back up singers could be on stage also. Several shows wanted them out of sight and Elvis refused. He showed that mixing between blacks and whites at work and play was good, healthy and young people especially saw what he was doing. I feel like he was a voice of reason to a huge audience. A world wide audience.
@@123bgmiller I did not ask you for your opinion. just in case you missed the question, I will type it again slowly just for you.
"really? tell me what Elvis did to bring so much awareness about civil rights"
starring in a movie is has nothing to do with what he did. You might find this a little hard to believe but some one wrote that movie if it even does exist, which I highly doubt..
The black singers incident was a one of.
Now, you wrote,
"He showed that mixing between blacks and whites at work and play was good, healthy and young people especially saw what he was doing."
How did he do this and when did he do this?
And finally Bethany Miller. Elvis's career started in 1953, right?
Tell me this, when did he start using black artists? Now, Bethany Miller, be very careful when you answer that, not that you will, because it is clear you have no fn idea what you are talking about.
@@123bgmiller Amen! I'm bi-racial, my mom is Jamaican and my dad is Cuban. His songs brings people together world-wide, and my parents are big fans of Elvis. My fiance is from Taiwan, and she is also a fan of Elvis. His music knows no boundaries. His music, especially this song, is an inspiration and brings hope. Bethany, you are a good woman.
@@123bgmiller don't waste your time - in case you didn't know, this guy is all over the place - seems like he has nothing else in his life but to put people down for whatever their feelings or opinions are - like he has real issues
He takes your breath away.
2. CATHY. MY LOV❤️
Sarah, Merry Christmas
1968, I was going on 13 but even as a youngster I could see, hear and read about the horrible things happening in the USA; I now understood about JFK's assasination and was hit in the face with the assassinations of RFK & Dr. King. This is why Elvis sang "If I Can Dream" to preserve the ideals of Dr. King's "Dream" and, perhaps to give us all hope that we can surmount the horrors and tragedies brought upon us by out of control governments and foul, evil entities who used racism and vile, untrue rhetoric to promote their self-serving, evil ideas.
We need to fulfill that dream now more than ever before.
God given for all of us.
Elvis brings us together 🇺🇸🌎❤
Through our souls.
Beautiful! Elvis recorded this after Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated in 1968. 🙏RIP! Very touching.
Ohhhh it's beautiful!
I never realized that fact. Thanks for the info!
You’re welcome. The theme of the song is in reference to Reverend King’s “I have a dream” speech in 1963!
THE 68 SPECIAL WAS TAPED FROM JUNE AND ENDED EARLY
DEC. TWO MEN WERE
KILLED M.L.K. ROBERT KENNEDY. HE DID THIS SONG TWICE
ONE IN THE BLACK SUIT AND AT THE END FORMALLY OUT OF RESPECT DID IT IN WHITE SUIT. NO AUDIENCE.
@Barbara Markland the red tie represents all the bloodshed in the Vietnam War too..I believe hid friend Red said that in a article
Thank you Sarah for sharing your emotions.............
I went to Graceland 4 years ago. My girl is a huge fan and we went because it was the 50th anniversary of this special. We stood right next to that white suit. Just awesome. Thanks for sharing.
The King
Elvis had charisma, you couldn’t take your eyes off him. He just drawls you in and doesn’t release you. And… he was beautiful. ❤
this song and performance , was one of THE events of the last century
Amen baby amen!!!!!❤💚❤💚❤💚🇺🇸😍😍😍😍
Elvis is an artist who always moves
Thank you soooo much to your amazing reaction. More Elvis please 💕💕💕💕
I have heard many performers...but, nobody can and NEVER will have the stage presence, beautiful voice, or fantastic looks that ELVIS PRESLEY had! He was truly blessed by GOD with that SPECTACULAR voice and CHARISMA that he had!!! I have been a fan for my entire life; and I am very close to the same age ELVIS would been, if he had lived, (you know a woman NEVER tells her age)!!! I am happy to say that MISSISSIPPI is my homestate as it was his! I LOVED HIM!!! I loved the way that he loved and had so much enthusiasm for his craft! By the way, he never seemed to lose his enthusiasm, either, especially in Gospel music! He recorded almost 800 songs, made 31 movies, received numerous accolades and awards, including 1to 3, I'm really not certain, Grammys, and had at least 35 number 1 songs!!! He was very poor and grew up in the black section of Tupelo, Mississippi! His Mama shopped in all black stores and because of this, he remained humble and saw NO COLOR in society! He was a WONDERFUL human being and FANTASTIC HUMANITARIAN; which many people NEVER knew about! He gave homes to the homeless, paid medical bills for the young and old alike, when they were unable to, he bought cars for many people, and even wheelchairs and medicine for some! I can confidently say that ELVIS left the world a better place than he found it!!! ELVIS PRESLEY was, is, and always will be THE KING OF ROCK and ROLL...and HE TRULY DESERVES THE TITLE that was given to him by his fans! THANK YOU for a spectacular reaction!
Very nice job young lady
The King……
No one will ever replace this legend. thank you for your great reactions
WOW! Your reaction made me cry. Thank you so much sister 🤗😊
In my opinion the greatest performance of a song by anyone period
Yes
Agreed!
I love this song and Voice too Very Very beautiful ❤️
Thank you for playing Elvis Presley love it 🙏👍🏻❤️
Thanks so much Sarah ! Fantastic reaction !
Good song love it ❤️
What can you say, its ELVIS, No one comes close!
Emotional and powerful recommendation: "Elvis Presley - An American Trilogy (Aloha From Hawaii, Live in Honolulu, 1973)"
Your inside beauty stunning I love your heart 💜 it’s my favorite part of your reactions. It’s so refreshing to watch a genuinely good person share her true feelings. ❤ Thank you 🙏
Mic drop🎙 this man had love and talent in his body that was second to NONE. AWESOME AWESOME REACTION SWEETHEART ❤️
Love Elvis love you.
There have been lots of stars and there will be many more to come… but Elvis’s star will never be outshone
Beautiful fantastic song makes me cry EDIT you cried too
Elvis is still the best.
Thanks for the memories.
Really great to see you appreciate this great performance.
This is the best reaction to tis song on the planet!
This one is so captivating!
ELVIS FOREVER🎸🎼🎸🎼🎸🎼
Another great song from Elvis try listening to Its Over 1973 Aloha From Hawaii
Thank you for playing Elvis Presley love it ❤️
Hey Sarah
Thank you for the amazing reaction
I have listened to this song a million times and I still get emotional everytime
It's Elvis's voice and his emotions. He pours into the song. Did you know this song was recorded for Martin Luther King as a tribute song. After Elvis heard Martin Luther King was assininated
Elvis felt he had to do something to bring awareness to the situation.
That is why the song is called If I Can Dream
After the famous speech.
I have a dream
Elvis just wanted to bring black and whites together. Like Elvis said on stage once
The same God that made you
Made him to
In other words
We are all the same
Doesn't matter what color you are
We are all one
That's is why Elvis will always live on
He loved everyone
Doesn't matter what the color of your skin was
Elvis was color blind
Thank you again
Sarah I love your honesty and it's always a joy to watch you react ❤️
You are the best 😘
The king 👑 forever 🎸 🎶
Simplesmente espetacular
Awsome Elvisreaction! More more more.
One of a kind ,,, ❤ Elvis 🥰 ,, thank you Sarah for your beautiful reaction ,, we can feel how much this meant to him🙏🏾
Hy Sahra , you must hearing Just Predent live 1970 las Vegas !!!! Its soooooooooooo great !!
Super super Klasse Musik 😎👌👍🤩😍😘
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You're such a sweet person Sarah. Very perceptive and receptive to the Worlds finest music and artists.
Yes, there was a very good reason they called Elvis the King.
Thank you for your good reaction
Beautiful performance from the greatest of all time
First time commenting here though I've been watching- and loving- your Elvis reactions for about a month or so now.
This is the song- and the singer- that broke me when I first discovered it about a year and several months ago.
Never before had a singer ever made me cry. But Elvis got me in a place I didn't even know existed inside of me.
He touched something within me I was not previously aware of.
By the end of the song, I'm not gonna lie, I had tears running down my face.
Elvis is the only singer that can do that to me.
He made himself into this human conduit of music and emotions that made- and still makes- people feel connected to him in some way and on some level.
You don't have to be an Elvis fan to feel connected to him in this moment. I've read the comments and even those who admit they're not an Elvis fan have commented that this was/ is the most powerful performance they've ever witnessed.
Thank you so much for continuing your Elvis journey!
Beautiful reaction 👏👏👏
Peace & blessings to you & yours 💕
He's honestly one of a kind. Thank you 🙂
@@SarahDengler You're very welcome 😊
Elvis was so devastates by mlk death that he dedicated this song to him... his Manger didn't think this song would look good for his image and didn't want him to sing it on national TV but elvis didn't listen and did it anyway.. and im.so glad he did , you can feel and see the emotion coming from him he sang this so beautifully.. can you do a reaction to the live version of why me lord
I once read that he sang it over and over and over , maybe a dozen times or so including on his knees and another with the studio lights turned off, until he was satisfied that he’d wrung every ounce of emotion from this wonderful song. He believed in it that much.
Honestly, does it get any better than this? Nice reaction Sarah
One can really see all that Emotions in his eyes. Thanks so much
@Mark Roberts- he did 8 back-to-back takes b4 this one. The 9th he was happy with!
Elvis was devasted when he heard mlk was killed in his hometown of tupelo that he wanted to dedicate this song to mlk elvis definitely put all his emotion into this song makes you get goose bumps...
Great reaction! It's a reason he will never be surpassed, amazing talent
That was a beautiful reaction! Thank you! Thank you very much!!!
He's the KING for a reason....
Edda Bindus I was 14 but have grown up with Elvis since 8 yesrs old. My sister Nina may she rest in peace Loved this man for his humanitarian way of express Equality for all. I remember this special watching with my family, cried because also Vietnam was was also going, but this Songs stated his Love for us to act lovingly and treat each other as Brothers and Sister as it should be. I saw this Man in Concert in San Diego when I was 16 years and he gave an Incredible concert
Love was there with his fans and will never forget him because he knew his music came from within his Soul. RIP Elvis you are very much missed.
Amazing song. Love your emotion to it being played
Elvis was and IS an angel! ❤
Elvis was a lover not a hater. When he was told to leave his black backup singers home when he was about to perform in the astrodome, he said that he was staying home to because if his girls weren't welcomed he wasn't welcomed. Ask any black person who worked with him and they will say that he treated them like they were his brothers and sisters.
Elvis sang
with so much passion
NOBODY!!!👑👍
Elvis is Legend..for ever..The King..Thank you ..Sarah...Off Germany Sprache....Vielen Dank...Sarah👍👍
Bitte 🙂
Just came across this. I know I've seen this performance dozens of times and very many reactions to it. But yeah, I love your laid-back thoughtful approach to it. Once again, near the end of it, I got goosebumps. I'm nearly 60 and I never saw this when I was a kid. I only saw it for the first time about a year ago. I mean I liked him as a kid mostly his earlier crazy rockabilly stuff I didn't like the older stuff. But now I love it all. It's amazing. What a powerful song.
The voice wauw 🤩
Thank you again. You mentioned his powerful voice & how he sang w-such emotion -- this is one of the things that made him so unique -- & of course his deep, soothing voice -- so much about him that is lacking in singers generally. I did recommend his 1972 Hampton Roads concert with his energetic, powerful performances at your July 16th How Great Thou Art site including he url addresses -- hope you get to see it; it's certainly worth the time.
Beautiful reaction!
Gracias ELVIS por todo lo que le diste a la musica mundial. Muchos aun hoy contemplan tu arte y admiran tu obra .👏👏👏👏
@sarag- One of my fav Elvis songs ever. I Love If I can Dream. Please react to Elvis singing American Trilogy. This one will also get you emotional.
Oh yes I've already checked that out 🙂
@@SarahDengler Great, then I encourage you to listen to You were always on my mind. The video showing old pics Of Elvis with Priscilla and Lisa Marie. Maybe you haven't reacted to that one yet.
Elvis el único el rei
What a beautiful and emotional tribute to MLK.
Dedicated to Martin Luther, John and Bobby Kennedy
Elvis Presley was a great person and signer. I do not know, from what he died. Could you remind me? Just for curiosity. Thank you.
El rey también canta canción protesta
🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸