I was in the kitchen cooking and missed the live. Darn. He could even sing when he was sick. He can come up with astounding differences in his sound. This has always been a song I liked by Elvis. Bluesy Elvis.
I'm counting the days, not many movies songs to go now & then Elvis will really be back!!! He had so many voices & sounds, it's no wonder, his light shines brighter than all the rest.... Love all your voices & sounds too Seph! 😂😂
This is Elvis doing just what he feels like and is very similar to his jam sessions where he was always the last to leave. He loved to jam and he loved singing gospel for hours with whoever would stay with him. What a joy that must have been. When my daughter left for college in 1997, she took this recording and her roommates loved it, too; even the Nick Cave and Morrissey fans. Love your reaction and all of the replays!❤❤❤
Elvis put on more voices during recordings, as you will see later. He was a real comedian, and more people should have his humor today instead of being so serious all the time. Thanks for the great reaction Seph and have a good day!
That's Elvis being Elvis...funny. He was very funny and had a keen sense of humor as well as a great voice! In the early years and before he got sad he would fool around alot during rehesals and while recording. Don't know that it sounds like a Beatle song. Just remember Elvis did it first. ❤
Elvis recorded Tomorrow Is A Long Time in 5 minutes and 23 seconds a year before this song. Black women are known for their wigs, or as the lyrics go "wig hats." It's an R&B song from that era.
The trend took a while to gain traction since human hair was expensive and needed to be cleaned and styled at a hair salon, but by 1962 half-a-million women owned wigs. Synthetic options were also introduced during the 1960s, as a cheaper and low-maintenance alternative to human hair.
He could sing so many genres and the blues is just one of them. He has quite a few blush songs. Thanks Seph. It’s a double banger ‼️‼️💃💃💃💃💃🎸🎸‼️🕺🏻🕺🏻❤️❤️
Elvis's recording career was predicated on change-ups vocally. When asked about his amazing performance on That's Alright Mama, Elvis said he never sang like that before in his life. In no way does this remind me of the Beatles. This is down and dirty blues which they never did as potently as this.
That line about "I was out chopping cotton" was from Bobbie Gentry's "Ode to Billie Joe" She mentions Tupelo in the song and Elvis was bound to catch a mention of his birthplace in a big hit. The high pitched voice must have been because she was a female singer. Google tells me "I feel fine" was released in November '64 and Tommy Tucker penned this song earlier the same year so I doubt there was anything more than coincidence, there. You may want to listen to "Ode to Billie Joe". It's a haunting bluesy song.
You are getting into some of Elvis' best work with these 1967 Nashville Sessions - Guitar Man and especially Big Boss Man are some of his best work since the 50's / early 60's.
this is a real good song by elvis, him being himself (jamming almost). its great fun to listen to this. you are getting into better and better songs for a long while
According to Jorgensen ““The tension over publishing was coming out into the open. Loud enough for Freddy to hear, Bob Moore playfully remarked that he’d heard Lamar Fike had missed a chance to pick up the rights on Bobbie Gentry’s enormous hit, “Ode To Billy Joe.” Pressing the point, Harold Bradley hit the opening lick of Gentry’s song, and Elvis chimed in with his best Bobbie Gentry voice: “Well I was out choppin’ cotton, and my brother was baling hay,” before cheerfully launching into what became the master of “Hi-Heel Sneakers.”
Elvis really was a gifted musician. After a number of false starts, Take 5 is the first complete take, Take 6 is another false start, and this take, Take 7 becomes the master. How many other singers could blow a song out of the water in just TWO full takes??
This is the unedited master Seph first issued on the 1960's essential studio compilation as seen on the screen album in the video. The original release is 2.48 and is excellent.. Just think the last 4 songs you have reacted to today which seemingly have been enjoyed by yourself to various degrees would have been missed if you had listened to many here, plus the How Great Thou Art tracks and I'll Remember You etc. with more to come.
So my internet's been wonky lately so I gotta make this quick. The following is from Wiki: "Hi-Heel Sneakers" (often also spelled "High Heel Sneakers") is a blues song written and recorded by Tommy Tucker in 1963. Blues writer Mary Katherine Aldin describes it as an uptempo twelve-bar blues, with "a spare, lilting musical framework", and a strong vocal. The song's rhythmic approach has also been compared to that of Jimmy Reed. Tucker's lyrics recall the time he spent as a Golden Gloves boxer in the 1950s. The song came out of Tucker's association with producer Herb Abramson, who was a co-founder of Atlantic Records. Abramson operated A-1 Sound Studios in New York, where many popular R&B artists recorded; he leased Tucker's recording to Checker Records, which released it as a single in 1964. Although writers cite a 1963 recording date, there is conflicting information about the studio location. Aldrin puts it in Chicago, while the Blues Foundation locates it in New York City. The song's distinctive guitar parts are provided by Dean Young. Writing in Encyclopedia of the Blues, Gene Tomko notes the similarity to the introduction and shuffle beat of the popular Jimmy Reed song "Big Boss Man". Abramson leased Tucker's song to Checker Records and in 1964 it was released as a single, backed with "Don't Want 'Cha (Watcha Gonna Do)". It entered Billboard Hot 100 on February 8, 1964, where the single reached number eleven during an 11-week stay (its R&B chart was suspended at the time). In the UK, it reached number 23. In 2017, the song was inducted into the Blues Foundation Blues Hall of Fame as a "classic of blues recording". In its induction statement, the Blues Foundation noted that "Hi-Heel Sneakers" was the "last blues record from the mighty Chess Records [Checker subsidiary] catalogue to hit No. 1 on the charts" and its popularity as a performance number. Numerous musicians have recorded "Hi-Heel Sneakers" - Aldin notes the song "has the distinction of having been recorded by such unlikely musical bedfellows as Johnny Rivers, Elvis Presley, Ramsey Lewis, Jose Feliciano, Chuck Berry, the Chambers Brothers, Jerry Lee Lewis, David Cassidy and Boots Randolph, to name but a few." Tomko explains its influence: This now-familiar rhythmic chord progression of accenting the beat a la "Hi-Heel Sneakers" was in turn incorporated into many cover versions of "Big Boss Man," and ironically influenced how the Jimmy Reed standard is typically played today. Finally, "Big Boss Man" was written by Jimmy Reed, another bluesman, and considered by many, the most influential of all time. Unfortunately, he did not have a happy ending to his life. I remember reading that he had some kind of form of early on- set dementia (but it might as well have been due to a Traumatic Brain Injury he had suffered from his boxing days; back then boxing was different, it was more brutal. And too they had no real medical awareness back then of head/ brain trauma. Do we know this for sure? No. Though I will say I'm convinced that Muhummad Ali developed Parkinson's because he took a lot of hits to his face and head. Doctors now know that ONE of the contributing factors of Parkinson's is TBI. They still cannot say with 100% certainty what causes a person to develop PD but they do think PD isn't a 100% generic disease. They now recognize that environmental factors and severe physical trauma to he head most likely factor into the cause.) Too I recall reading that Jimmy Reed became an alcoholic. I am not judging. Not at all. He had it tough towards the end. But one bright spot was his wife. She too was a musician and sometimes sang with him on recordings. I found a rare recording online of Jimmy Reed recording in- studio hid song "Baby What You Want Me To Do" and you can hear his wife helping him remember the lyrics. Also, on a lighter note: Tommy Tucker meant the "big wig hat" to be a joke.; he meant it to be funny. If you were an African- American guy or lady you got the joke. African- American ladies back then wore wigs. Not all did, keep in mind. But some of them did. Anyway Tommy Tucker along with Bill Davis went to write an answer song to this titled "Slip- In Mules (No Hi- Heel Sneakers) and it was recorded by Sugar Pie Desanto (a lady singer). The answer song is written in the same style as "Hi- Heel Sneakers" and is also written in the "talking back" narrative of the lady. And that's it! That's all I've got Seph & every one! No, wait. It's not. I lied. There is a "small" recording that Elvis did of "Hi- Heel Sneakers". It's the shorter version and it's also different from this extended version. And it's actually the "small" version that appeared on the B- side of "Guitar Man". Just FYI. And I saw you Seph put up your dukes 😂 FUN & FANTASTIC REACTION 🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃 THANK YOU SO MUCH SEPH 💖💐 Peace ✌, light 🌞, love 💖, & blessings 🙏 to you & yours & to one & all here as well 💕 P.S. "Hi- Heel Sneakers" Elvis Presley 2:49 long link here: th-cam.com/video/6jkwpFdXvSY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lWIVHK_4hR6rjvBg
This was sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo freakin nice to read Sammy 😍 im not going to tell you how much I've missed you being here! Its like there was sammy shaped hole missing in the comments ya know 😭 Ok i was a little shocked Muhammad Ali popped up haha very interesting! Also you know that shorter version of this song? Is it actually any different or have they just cut out a verse or 2? Edit::: Thaaaannnkkk you sammmmyyyy ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ gold star and im sooooo happy to have you back. Hope you and yoyr sister are ok ❤️
@@SephPlays Nope. It's different. The lyrics are the same. But Elvis does it a bit differently, you'll have to give it a listen to it for yourself to understand what I mean. I do so hate to give you spoilers Because I know you hate them. Awww.... That is SO SWEET! Thank you Seph 💗🙏💐 Stupid internet. But I have it on good authority it's on my server's end. They said they should have it fixed in the next 24 hours * fingers crossed * 😀
Hey Sammy missed you too, good to hear, 🎶Any Day Now🎶 you will have internet back on track. I just had to put that in there haha Great reading thanks, especially about the "wigs" I had no idea!! 👍😄💕
I had to look up that answer song, found it and it's great and so are you Detective Sammy, really glad to have you back. Here's the answer song. th-cam.com/video/MRsbzuu8Y0c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=LBt_IN6Lj78P0FBC
😂 When he say's ware some boxing gloves, case some fool might start a fight, cause I'm pretty sure now baby, pretty soon your gonna knock em dead.....it's referring to her looking so HOT 🔥 in her Highheel Sneekers, 💃 Red Dress And Wig, the men will all be after her and they might have to fight them off when they go out on the town, 😂 Think Nellie Bly in Frankie and Johnny.
Wait this must be One of the "Outtakes" ------ ? A wig hat has fewer hair wefts attached to it, unlike a normal wig or hair topper which requires a large number of hair wefts to fully cover the base. Wig hats are very comfortable for sensitive scalps🤣🤣 WIGS WERE WORN ALL THE TIME BACK THEN ---
The first bit is a line from the song “Ode to Billy Joe” which was popular at the time (sung by Bobbi Gentry). Elvis liked to fool around like that sometimes.
Hi Seph, this may sound like an early Beatles’ track because it was written and recorded in 1964 by Tommy Tucker (this is his only claim to fame). Given the musical powerhouse the Beatles were, worldwide in 1964, they influenced many song originating from that year.
What KIND of a woman was this? ...She's going out with boxing gloves on , looking for a fight...She's wearing a wig hat ( I assume that's a wig that's attached to a hat somehow ) , and...She's wearing high heel SNEAKERS ??? I didn't even know they MADE hi heel sneakers. This woman sounds very strange , but...but...but I think I LOVE HER !
Firstly this song is not a Final take song, the original take had slight variation. Secondly this song is recorded in the sixtees and the Beatles were already active. But there is no way Elvis imitated the Beatles, it was the latter!
Internet seems to be holding out. So gonna add this in new comment: Maybe you can take a small break from reacting to music & react to Depeche Mode interviews (I don't know if there is any because I'm not a fan of theirs but I am sure there are, they were big at one time so I am confidant there are interviews; maybe you could ask your Depeche Mode fans if there's any interview clips they'd like to see you react to) and Elvis in- studio recordings or more early Elvis interviews. I have a bunch you know & they are short, most of them. The above are just friendly suggestions from moi. It's your channel, your choice after all 😊 Rock on Seph 🎶🎸🎶
@@SephPlays I'll email you the links. They're all on one YT channel & the person who uploaded them put the date & place in the thumbnail. So that should make it easier for you with regards to avoiding Future Elvis spoilers.
If you didn't like this one I was going to unsubscribe. Just joking, but I would have been VERY disappointed. BB King said he wished Elvis had recorded more blues songs because he sang with him for fun and said he knew more blues songs than most people who were in the business. I guess we just have to appreciate the few he did record. BTW he's not saying "don't mess around, baby". He's telling the band "do the mess around, baby". Such an AMAZING reaction, Seph!!!
Love this song bluesy Elvis my favorite Elvis!!
I ❤ this song. Been listening to it a lot.
You have good taste in music :D
I love the growl. When Elvis liked a song, and caught the funk, he didn't let go easily.
Yes!!! Yes, it's Elvis all the way baby!!! I knew you'd like it, I was so excited for you to hear it!!!❤
I love this song! Yes that was Elvis at the beginning! This song is super catchy! I so love his voice, very sexy! Very blusy sounding.
Ahh i missed the live i love this dancing 💃 a big banger
Love Elvis doing the blues, the growls just took it to the next level!!!!
BANGER!! ❤
Such a good time song🎶❤🎶❤🎶❣ Elvis bluesy voice is awesome here❣❣❣
I was in the kitchen cooking and missed the live. Darn. He could even sing when he was sick. He can come up with astounding differences in his sound. This has always been a song I liked by Elvis. Bluesy Elvis.
I'm counting the days, not many movies songs to go now & then Elvis will really be back!!! He had so many voices & sounds, it's no wonder, his light shines brighter than all the rest....
Love all your voices & sounds too Seph! 😂😂
Banger
I can't wait! I can't wait!! I can't wait!!!
I'm actually excited that i'm going to get to watch it too "I havent seen the edited version myself yet!"
This is Elvis doing just what he feels like and is very similar to his jam sessions where he was always the last to leave. He loved to jam and he loved singing gospel for hours with whoever would stay with him. What a joy that must have been. When my daughter left for college in 1997, she took this recording and her roommates loved it, too; even the Nick Cave and Morrissey fans. Love your reaction and all of the replays!❤❤❤
Elvis put on more voices during recordings, as you will see later. He was a real comedian, and more people should have his humor today instead of being so serious all the time. Thanks for the great reaction Seph and have a good day!
You are so right!
That's Elvis being Elvis...funny. He was very funny and had a keen sense of humor as well as a great voice! In the early years and before he got sad he would fool around alot during rehesals and while recording. Don't know that it sounds like a Beatle song. Just remember Elvis did it first. ❤
Yes it was Elvis at the beginning....doing a funny version of ODE TO BILLY JOE.
Great Elvis track
so glad we finally got a double banger!!! Love this bluesy little number - sounds like he was enjoying himself 💙🎧🎶🎵🎤
love it, can't wait you are the man Mr. Seph.
Elvis recorded Tomorrow Is A Long Time in 5 minutes and 23 seconds a year before this song.
Black women are known for their wigs, or as the lyrics go "wig hats." It's an R&B song from that era.
The trend took a while to gain traction since human hair was expensive and needed to be cleaned and styled at a hair salon, but by 1962 half-a-million women owned wigs. Synthetic options were also introduced during the 1960s, as a cheaper and low-maintenance alternative to human hair.
*I LOVEEEEEEEEEE THIS SONG* OMG --- Yes that's Elvis being SILLY --
2 Banger, supercool groovy bluesy Elvis and great musicians. Also the handclapping makes it even better.
He could sing so many genres and the blues is just one of them. He has quite a few blush songs. Thanks Seph. It’s a double banger ‼️‼️💃💃💃💃💃🎸🎸‼️🕺🏻🕺🏻❤️❤️
Yep this song is always been a favorite of mine
Let the show begin.
Fun fact - he had a heavy cold when singing this.
Elvis's recording career was predicated on change-ups vocally. When asked about his amazing performance on That's Alright Mama, Elvis said he never sang like that before in his life. In no way does this remind me of the Beatles. This is down and dirty blues which they never did as potently as this.
Yes it was Elvis
He's just goofing around 👑👌
I knew there would be a banger!!!
That line about "I was out chopping cotton" was from Bobbie Gentry's "Ode to Billie Joe" She mentions Tupelo in the song and Elvis was bound to catch a mention of his birthplace in a big hit. The high pitched voice must have been because she was a female singer. Google tells me "I feel fine" was released in November '64 and Tommy Tucker penned this song earlier the same year so I doubt there was anything more than coincidence, there. You may want to listen to "Ode to Billie Joe". It's a haunting bluesy song.
You are getting into some of Elvis' best work with these 1967 Nashville Sessions - Guitar Man and especially Big Boss Man are some of his best work since the 50's / early 60's.
this is a real good song by elvis, him being himself (jamming almost). its great fun to listen to this. you are getting into better and better songs for a long while
Love. Love it, that sexy voice
Oh wow, I've never heard this version before 😮, fantastic I love it 🤩
Yes that was Elvis at the start. By the way his mother gladys worked as a cotton picker when he was a child.
Elvis loved to clown around. He would be silly on stage he was very funny
I love this one! What a treat! I’m so excited to share with you that I’m heading to Memphis and Graceland this week for my first visit!!!
Ommmggggg lucky!!! You will have fo tell me how it goes when you come back 😄
I never heard that before either. Bobbie Gentry's song, "Ode to Bllie Joe" I think.
According to Jorgensen ““The tension over publishing was coming out into the open. Loud enough for Freddy to hear, Bob Moore playfully remarked that he’d heard Lamar Fike had missed a chance to pick up the rights on Bobbie Gentry’s enormous hit, “Ode To Billy Joe.” Pressing the point, Harold Bradley hit the opening lick of Gentry’s song, and Elvis chimed in with his best Bobbie Gentry voice: “Well I was out choppin’ cotton, and my brother was baling hay,” before cheerfully launching into what became the master of “Hi-Heel Sneakers.”
Best Bobbie Gentry Impression by Elvis! he was doing 'Ode to Billie Jo'.
Elvis really was a gifted musician. After a number of false starts, Take 5 is the first complete take, Take 6 is another false start, and this take, Take 7 becomes the master. How many other singers could blow a song out of the water in just TWO full takes??
This is the unedited master Seph first issued on the 1960's essential studio compilation as seen on the screen album in the video. The original release is 2.48 and is excellent.. Just think the last 4 songs you have reacted to today which seemingly have been enjoyed by yourself to various degrees would have been missed if you had listened to many here, plus the How Great Thou Art tracks and I'll Remember You etc. with more to come.
Will do! I’m so excited!! And Graceland is going to be decorated for Christmas!
Sure was Elvis.
💃💃💃🎶🎶🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
That was Elvis
So my internet's been wonky lately so I gotta make this quick.
The following is from Wiki:
"Hi-Heel Sneakers" (often also spelled "High Heel Sneakers") is a blues song written and recorded by Tommy Tucker in 1963. Blues writer Mary Katherine Aldin describes it as an uptempo twelve-bar blues, with "a spare, lilting musical framework", and a strong vocal. The song's rhythmic approach has also been compared to that of Jimmy Reed. Tucker's lyrics recall the time he spent as a Golden Gloves boxer in the 1950s.
The song came out of Tucker's association with producer Herb Abramson, who was a co-founder of Atlantic Records. Abramson operated A-1 Sound Studios in New York, where many popular R&B artists recorded; he leased Tucker's recording to Checker Records, which released it as a single in 1964.
Although writers cite a 1963 recording date, there is conflicting information about the studio location. Aldrin puts it in Chicago, while the Blues Foundation locates it in New York City. The song's distinctive guitar parts are provided by Dean Young. Writing in Encyclopedia of the Blues, Gene Tomko notes the similarity to the introduction and shuffle beat of the popular Jimmy Reed song "Big Boss Man".
Abramson leased Tucker's song to Checker Records and in 1964 it was released as a single, backed with "Don't Want 'Cha (Watcha Gonna Do)". It entered Billboard Hot 100 on February 8, 1964, where the single reached number eleven during an 11-week stay (its R&B chart was suspended at the time). In the UK, it reached number 23.
In 2017, the song was inducted into the Blues Foundation Blues Hall of Fame as a "classic of blues recording". In its induction statement, the Blues Foundation noted that "Hi-Heel Sneakers" was the "last blues record from the mighty Chess Records [Checker subsidiary] catalogue to hit No. 1 on the charts" and its popularity as a performance number.
Numerous musicians have recorded "Hi-Heel Sneakers" - Aldin notes the song "has the distinction of having been recorded by such unlikely musical bedfellows as Johnny Rivers, Elvis Presley, Ramsey Lewis, Jose Feliciano, Chuck Berry, the Chambers Brothers, Jerry Lee Lewis, David Cassidy and Boots Randolph, to name but a few." Tomko explains its influence:
This now-familiar rhythmic chord progression of accenting the beat a la "Hi-Heel Sneakers" was in turn incorporated into many cover versions of "Big Boss Man," and ironically influenced how the Jimmy Reed standard is typically played today.
Finally, "Big Boss Man" was written by Jimmy Reed, another bluesman, and considered by many, the most influential of all time.
Unfortunately, he did not have a happy ending to his life.
I remember reading that he had some kind of form of early on- set dementia (but it might as well have been due to a Traumatic Brain Injury he had suffered from his boxing days; back then boxing was different, it was more brutal. And too they had no real medical awareness back then of head/ brain trauma.
Do we know this for sure? No. Though I will say I'm convinced that Muhummad Ali developed Parkinson's because he took a lot of hits to his face and head. Doctors now know that ONE of the contributing factors of Parkinson's is TBI. They still cannot say with 100% certainty what causes a person to develop PD but they do think PD isn't a 100% generic disease. They now recognize that environmental factors and severe physical trauma to he head most likely factor into the cause.)
Too I recall reading that Jimmy Reed became an alcoholic. I am not judging. Not at all. He had it tough towards the end.
But one bright spot was his wife. She too was a musician and sometimes sang with him on recordings.
I found a rare recording online of Jimmy Reed recording in- studio hid song "Baby What You Want Me To Do" and you can hear his wife helping him remember the lyrics.
Also, on a lighter note: Tommy Tucker meant the "big wig hat" to be a joke.; he meant it to be funny. If you were an African- American guy or lady you got the joke.
African- American ladies back then wore wigs. Not all did, keep in mind. But some of them did.
Anyway Tommy Tucker along with Bill Davis went to write an answer song to this titled "Slip- In Mules (No Hi- Heel Sneakers) and it was recorded by Sugar Pie Desanto (a lady singer).
The answer song is written in the same style as "Hi- Heel Sneakers" and is also written in the "talking back" narrative of the lady.
And that's it! That's all I've got Seph & every one!
No, wait. It's not. I lied. There is a "small" recording that Elvis did of "Hi- Heel Sneakers". It's the shorter version and it's also different from this extended version. And it's actually the "small" version that appeared on the B- side of "Guitar Man". Just FYI.
And I saw you Seph put up your dukes 😂
FUN & FANTASTIC REACTION 🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃🙌💃
THANK YOU SO MUCH SEPH 💖💐
Peace ✌, light 🌞, love 💖, & blessings 🙏 to you & yours & to one & all here as well 💕
P.S. "Hi- Heel Sneakers" Elvis Presley 2:49 long link here: th-cam.com/video/6jkwpFdXvSY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lWIVHK_4hR6rjvBg
This was sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo freakin nice to read Sammy 😍 im not going to tell you how much I've missed you being here! Its like there was sammy shaped hole missing in the comments ya know 😭
Ok i was a little shocked Muhammad Ali popped up haha very interesting!
Also you know that shorter version of this song? Is it actually any different or have they just cut out a verse or 2?
Edit:::
Thaaaannnkkk you sammmmyyyy ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ gold star and im sooooo happy to have you back. Hope you and yoyr sister are ok ❤️
@@SephPlays Nope. It's different. The lyrics are the same. But Elvis does it a bit differently, you'll have to give it a listen to it for yourself to understand what I mean.
I do so hate to give you spoilers Because I know you hate them.
Awww.... That is SO SWEET! Thank you Seph 💗🙏💐
Stupid internet. But I have it on good authority it's on my server's end. They said they should have it fixed in the next 24 hours * fingers crossed * 😀
Hey Sammy missed you too, good to hear, 🎶Any Day Now🎶 you will have internet back on track. I just had to put that in there haha
Great reading thanks, especially about the "wigs" I had no idea!!
👍😄💕
I had to look up that answer song, found it and it's great and so are you Detective Sammy, really glad to have you back. Here's the answer song.
th-cam.com/video/MRsbzuu8Y0c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=LBt_IN6Lj78P0FBC
@@janetb.8683 Thank you so much Miss Janet 🍯🐝💗💐 Technological issues have kept me on stand by 😁
Hope you & yours are doing well Miss Janet 🍯🐝🙏💕
😂 When he say's ware some boxing gloves, case some fool might start a fight, cause I'm pretty sure now baby, pretty soon your gonna knock em dead.....it's referring to her looking so HOT 🔥 in her Highheel Sneekers, 💃 Red Dress And Wig, the men will all be after her and they might have to fight them off when they go out on the town, 😂 Think Nellie Bly in Frankie and Johnny.
Ohhhh ok haha i was thinking more of the hot headed red head more than the hot "As in goodlooking" haha
@@SephPlays
Now Ya Got It !!💃😂
Wait this must be One of the "Outtakes" ------ ? A wig hat has fewer hair wefts attached to it, unlike a normal wig or hair topper which requires a large number of hair wefts to fully cover the base. Wig hats are very comfortable for sensitive scalps🤣🤣 WIGS WERE WORN ALL THE TIME BACK THEN ---
The first bit is a line from the song “Ode to Billy Joe” which was popular at the time (sung by Bobbi Gentry). Elvis liked to fool around like that sometimes.
Cool, cool song..
Wait until you hear Guitar man/ Big Boss man..triple bangers
Hi Seph, this may sound like an early Beatles’ track because it was written and recorded in 1964 by Tommy Tucker (this is his only claim to fame). Given the musical powerhouse the Beatles were, worldwide in 1964, they influenced many song originating from that year.
The song is basic blues progression. Sounds like a lot of other blues songs.
What KIND of a woman was this? ...She's going out with boxing gloves on , looking for a fight...She's wearing a wig hat ( I assume that's a wig that's attached to a hat somehow ) , and...She's wearing high heel SNEAKERS ??? I didn't even know they MADE hi heel sneakers. This woman sounds very strange , but...but...but I think I LOVE HER !
This 5 minute take (Take 7) was almost a studio jam. It was soon edited down to a 2:49 minute master!
Firstly this song is not a Final take song, the original take had slight variation. Secondly this song is recorded in the sixtees and the Beatles were already active. But there is no way Elvis imitated the Beatles, it was the latter!
Internet seems to be holding out. So gonna add this in new comment: Maybe you can take a small break from reacting to music & react to Depeche Mode interviews (I don't know if there is any because I'm not a fan of theirs but I am sure there are, they were big at one time so I am confidant there are interviews; maybe you could ask your Depeche Mode fans if there's any interview clips they'd like to see you react to) and Elvis in- studio recordings or more early Elvis interviews. I have a bunch you know & they are short, most of them.
The above are just friendly suggestions from moi.
It's your channel, your choice after all 😊
Rock on Seph 🎶🎸🎶
Thats not a bad idea actually!! I wouldn't mind doing a couple if elvis interviews as well. They are much kinda on my throat haha
@@SephPlays I'll email you the links. They're all on one YT channel & the person who uploaded them put the date & place in the thumbnail. So that should make it easier for you with regards to avoiding Future Elvis spoilers.
Nah Elvis was silly 😂😁🤣🤣
If you didn't like this one I was going to unsubscribe. Just joking, but I would have been VERY disappointed. BB King said he wished Elvis had recorded more blues songs because he sang with him for fun and said he knew more blues songs than most people who were in the business. I guess we just have to appreciate the few he did record. BTW he's not saying "don't mess around, baby". He's telling the band "do the mess around, baby".
Such an AMAZING reaction, Seph!!!
Nope this definitely was one amazing song from The Elvis 😍 its already Brought and on my personal playlist 😊
Maybe the Beatles were imitating Elvis.
Kissin' Cousins.
Is that the one with 2 Elvis's?
@@SephPlays Yes, the blond wig Elvis.
Hey Seph can you please check the the reply I wrote in the MJ video? It's very important haha, thank you
Great song 🙂
Fun fact - he had a heavy cold when singing this.