I commented on another one of your Elvis Reactions that I was at an Elvis concert when I was 12. He saw a woman catch a scarf and had it taken away by another woman. He called the woman to the stage and told her to take one of his rings instead. She was speechless and he took one off and said this is a nice one, take it, and gave it to her!
Elvis was the greatest singer, Michael Jackson was the greatest entertainer. 2 special talents in their own right. True legends. Add John Lennon the genius musician and most real - all have one thing in common 😓😓😓. God bless us.
Great video! The crowd applauds because I'll Remember You is written by Kui Lee, popular among Hawaiians and Elvis and the venue actually didn't charge attendees, hoping that any attendees donate whatever they can to the Kui Lee cancer fund (Lee died of cancer in 1966). Just before he sang this, he even says they were supposed to raise $25,000 but actually raised $75,000. Over $500k in today's standards.
Elvis’ little smirk and nod at 3:10 was an inside joke to his back up singers who all were musical conservatory students. Elvis never had singing lessons and loved to rub that in.
That’s interesting. You’re probably right but I’ve noticed that glance to and it was almost to me as if he was saying boy you were right and how you arranged this. I don’t know music but I know beauty and where that song looped back like that the way he sang it… Remarkable! There is another very beautiful version of this song
All the songs were 2 minutes and a little more. Elvis and all the songs in the 50's and 60"s. Elvis had it all,talent, incredible good looks, humility, kindness. I heard that if you were talking to him he was a regular guy,i ( or girl) interested in what you were saying, like you were important. I knew someone like that and it's really nice and rare. Needless to say I love Elvis. Someone said if once you were an Elvis fan you would always be an Elvis fan. It's true.
I have to bring up the fact that you were so impressed by his rings first those Rings were absolutely real he spending millions of dollars on jewelry over the years in fact he actually had a private Jeweler that went on tour with him with a briefcase full of diamond rings and necklaces and bracelets that he would give away he was the man
We need some Elvis Christmas. Blue Christmas, Winter Wonderland, Santa Claus is Back in Town. His Christmas album is still the best selling holiday album of all time, 14 million + units sold!
@@tomlorenzen4062 You're probably right. His music still sells at an amazing rate. He was certified with 17 new gold or platinum awards last year. Anyone who says he is not the biggest selling musical act of all time is absolutely crazy.
Elvis had the "all of it" factor"! Elvis just loved his rings , & even designed some of them,but, he was also known to give them away at the drop of a hat, especially to strangers who were having financial difficulties! I also understand that he had his jeweler travel with him when he was on the road ,because he did not want to miss anyone's birthday! That's our Elvis!! This beautiful song was prophetic because we will always remember him! (btw : songs may have been shorter in those days, but, they were long on quality, especially if Elvis was singing them!) I'd like to request : "Just Pretend," "Don't Cry Daddy" , & "Hurt"! So glad you are enjoying this journey! We all enjoy sharing it with you ! Stay on the Elvis road, it's a sweet trip ! Great reaction ,as usual!
Elvis was a first on so many levels. He did bling before it was a thing. He was the first to have a "crib" (mini palace) with a fleet of luxury & custom vehicles, even a plane. In Nashville, at the Country Music Hall of Fame, you can see his cadillac, with a lustre pearl paint job before that kind of paint/mix was possible. How did he do it? He ordered paint to be mixed with crushed diamonds and fish scales. The car looks like it was painted yesterday! Today, we have a lustre pearl paint with modern mixing & technology, but Elvis had a vision in the 60s of what he wanted, and had to invent it. Nobody but Elvis could do that. But yes, his rings!! There's one in particular that I have wanted to "remake" for myself for many years. I used to pause his concert videos myself just to stare at the rings. He had a personal jeweler in Memphis who'd carry a suitcase of custom rings made just for Elvis. This jeweler was on retainer with Elvis and had to fly to Elvis with the suitcase whereever Elvis was and whenever Elvis had an itch for a new ring. :-) Now that's G!!
Probably the most polished Elvis performance you will ever see! Elvis at the peak of his talent and power! You see how he just commands that stage and fills it with his presence. You ever notice how some modern singers don’t do that- the arena and stage seems to swallow them up??!!
Love your reaction video's thank you from the bottom of my heart for your video's some of them are tearing me up, Elvis was a personal friend i miss him so much my heart will be forever broken. love and prayer's to you Jamel from Memphis Tn. i walk past Graceland everyday without fail.
He would often do quick medleys in concert, playing just a snippet of each song. In general yes, music of his era was usually around 3 minutes if you wanted any chance of airplay in those days.
Dude! If you had a chance to meet Elvis & compliment his ring? He’d have said “oh, you like this? Here, you can have it and he would’ve given it to you! Ha! That’s just the way he was! 👍😊. Great Video! 😊👍
You stole my saying. "You Gotta Love Elvis". That's what I always say. I love this song especially when he does that smile. Oh my goodness. Gotta Love Elvis. Elvis loved rings. He had so many and gave so many away. If someone said hey I love that ring. Elvis would give it to them. He was a very generous man with a big heart. He was all about making people happy and that he did. You should do a song with him and his daughter. Don't cry daddy, In the Ghetto and the most recent Where no one stands alone. Here it is the Christmas season and I love listening to Elvis Christmas. I'm waiting on my Elvis Christmas gift. Merry Christmas Jamal. 🎄🎅🤶🎄
Greetings from Ecuador, my grandmother was a great admirer of the king and because of her I heard these beautiful melodies since I was little, very grateful to hear these wonderful songs, I love Elvis ❤❤ understand your reaction well, this song is so romantic.
Not only the king of rock but king if bling too. Some songs linger than others I think to get more in the show. Elvis wanted his fans to be wowed every show, every song. And believe me we're still wowed by him! Good job!
Saw him live in Ft Worth Texas in 1974...Elvis was a lot older than me & I almost didn’t go..oh my gosh he oozed talent, looks, sex appeal. I sat on the 10th Row center stage & I could really see him!!Those ring were major bling bling. The songs & concert seemed so short but that is a terrific sign it was that good! Elvis loved to sing ballads & he nailed this one! Girls loved him & guys wanted to be him. I still have my ticket stub~I knew he was special
This is another Beautiful song. I love your reactions! You should try "Fever" from this same concert. I think you like it. Thank You, for your Elvis Reviews!
We all will remember you Elvis for ever and a day and so will the next generation and so and on and on. Never to be forgotten ever I can still remember going to see your first movie Loving You. R I P Elvis
I have read more than one person close to Elvis say they he frequently wondered if he would be forgotten in a few years after he stopped singing. I wish he could know that it has now been 42 years since we lost him and he is as popular and loved as he ever was.
If Elvis had heard you comment on his ring he'd probably take it off his finger and give it to you it wouldn't be the first time for him, he was not only talented but very generous as well. TRUE KING!
That was written by a much beloved Hawaiian composer, Kui Lee,who died young,from cancer. It's a classic!...and it was much appreciated that Elvis honored a local boy ❤️ and continued to keep this in his sets. He didn't just sing it for the Hawaiian show
Your reaction is really cool. I like how you comment on his rings. This song was originally recorded by Elvis in 1966 as a studio song instead of a soundtrack song. This concert version is also beautiful. His voice was deeper here. Most of Elvis' songs were short, around the two to two and a half minute length. Some were a little longer, but around that range. You should do a video on ' I Don't Want To Be Tied ', from 1962 movie Girls Girls Girls. It is Elvis at his hip swinging coolest.
Fans held up a sign at one of Elvis’ concerts that said Elvis is king! Elvis told them to take the sign down,as there was only one King. I thought this was so precious!
Elvis was the FIRST and ONLY Super Star to broadcast a LIVE Concert via Satellite all over the World ! Nobody Before and Nobody Since ! ELVIS is the KING of MUSIC !!!
Every time I hear this song is like Elvis made this song for us his fans to remember him long before he's gone (I'LL Remember You) NO Elvis! it's WE REMEMBER YOU LONG AFTER YOU WERE GONE NOW AND FOREVER!!!
Hello Jamel.James Bova here.Elvis singing "I'll Remember You" is from the Dress Rehearsal of Aloha From Hawaii.The day before The real Concert went via Satellite. JANUARY 14TH 1973.LISTEN TO THAT VERSION.MORE PASSION FROM ELVIS IN THIS ONE BECAUSE HE PUT HIS HEART AND SOUL INTO ALL HIS SINGING.WHAT HE DID ALL OF HIS LIFE.HIS LOVE OF SINGING.
Don't know if it's said already, but Elvis (along with his friend who I can't remember for the life of me) helped bring down the race-barriers at the time in the '50s. His music, in the radio, was at first thought to sound ''too black'' for the ''white'' stations, and ''too white'' for the ''black'' stations. His R'n'B influences were apparent, but so was his charm and talent so the world/America had no choice but to succumb to this man called ''Elvis'' and his pelvis. Girl's were screamin', hollerin'... This mommy's boy was a unit, that brought together the blacks and the whites little by little. The man had no prejudice I'm sure.
Once again, keeping it soft, simple, and beautiful only as a King could do. Glad to see you getting back to the diversified one. I can only handle so much of the high pitched Rush songs where the lead male singer is a soprano.
Bro, one of my favorite. Elvis' version of this song he originally recorded in 1966 as a bonus track on the Spinout movie soundtrack.. He put this song in the concert because the songwriter was a famous Hawaiian song writer, Kuali Lee who died of cancer and the proceeds from this show was to go to the cancer fund in Lee's name. Originally thinking they would raise $25k in fact they raised $75k. Elvis did not get paid for this concert. He actually gave, I believe, 1k to the cause. I love Elvis' impromptu version of Hawaiian classic, Beyond The Reef. Elvis played piano and sang along a quarter. A dream of his that he wanted to do. Another song from the 1966 session. Was never intended for anyone to hear. Was secretly recorded in the studio. Simply amazing and Beautifully haunting! I can talk for days about Elvis and his recording catalog.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MAN WHO EVER LIVED WITH THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SINGING VOICE EVER HEARD . . . PERIOD. ELVIS, I ❤❤❤❤ YOU THEN, NOW, AND FOR ALL ETERNITY.
There will never be another voice like EP s ... well there hadn't for 42 years ... unique in sooo many ways ... he was such a character ... we need some festive songs from EP ... merry merry Christmas baby .... I'll be home fr xmas .... 🎄Great Jamel x
Elvis did such incredible songs in the 70s. Some songs I think I would love to see you react to are: Twenty Days and Twenty Nights Mary In The Morning Only The Strong Survive Mama Liked The Roses. And there is a version of "I John" where he is just singing in the foyer of somewhere with his backing singers... Just straight off the cuff signing! It is on TH-cam - part of the Elvis On Tour documentary. That is so impressive I just know you would appreciate it so much! So hard to sing!! Crescendos, harmonies, staccato, speed, smooooth flowing ...just please please listen to it? I took no notice of it for years. When I stopped being ignorant and observed what was going on in it I was blown away!
About the shortness of songs of that era, Top 40 AM radio back then dictated how long songs could be (the shorter the song, the more ads could be played in an hour). When alternative radio (FM) started about 1970, it was the start of ending all of that, because performance and artistry became more important to listeners, who gravitated to radio stations that played full-length music. BTW, thanks for all that you do! I'm a fan.
I seen many of Elvis pieces of jewelry , his outfits (including this one) in the Elvis museum across the street from Graceland back in the early 90's. Many of those rings were rhinestones. Elvis spent more money on others than he did himself. He didn't have to have the most expensive jewels (although he did have some pieces worth alot) , he was more interested in whether he liked it or not. That was one of his greatest qualities. He was very humble , and always buying gifts for others . (even total strangers)
Jamal! I usually do not watch reaction videos but you are not just respectful to the artist but you have a very good sense of humor and humility. I find myself enjoying the songs as well as a good laugh at some of your comments. Always in your humor you always respect the artist. Very nice my friend!
You should go to Memphis Tennessee some time , and visit his home Graceland. You will be in awe of everything still the way he left it. Back when I went in the early 90's , they gave you headphones with a cassette player to put on for the tour. As soon as you walked through the front door he was singing "Welcome To My World". I wanted to cry. That is such a beautiful song anyway , but you could feel his presence. Walking downstairs , I was thinking how I was holding the handrail that he held. His horses were still alive outside at the time. It was spectacular!
You have to remember he was everywhere...so whatever he did and whatever it was Elvis....just the word...it's hard to explain to anyone who doesn't know of Elvis
No Jamel there is another longer version he sang this in Lakeland Florida in june 1975. That one was much longer.I got too meet him briefly backstage at the Lakeland,My uncle was a superviser for Publix supermarket,s They own the Civic center.He was a very nice guyHe told me Thank you for being at the show tonight,Will never forget that!
Great reaction! Songs in the 50s and 60s were always pretty short and this show in Hawaii(1973) was being broadcast live around the world by satellite and Elvis did have a strict time schedule that he couldn't go over.
ELVIS IS AND WAS THE GREATEST SINGER IN THE WORLD. you need to hear GUY SEBASTIAN singing Standing with you and Believer. No one has heard oh him…I love him….you will too
Most of his songs were short as there were no long instrumentals in the middle. People came to hear Elvis and his voice was the focus. This also meant he could do 25+ songs hitting the old hits and new songs in Concert in a satisfying mix for fans
The original studio version from 1966 is four minutes long...and absolutely exquisite. Most of his songs from the 50's are only about two minutes long...gradually lengthening in the 60's. In the 70's the ideal single for radio play was 2:52.
Notice how quiet the crowd gets after the first initial scream..........they are hanging onto every note that he sings. You nailed it when you said he controls the entire crowd
Been sitting here listening to your reactions, Elvis today.. Your my favorite reaction guy.. I think your missing a genre that you might not realize how great country music is, Great artists and even greater songs. Story telling at its best. Too many good country artist to mention.
Well this Aloha show was broadcast all over the world and viewed by over a BILLION people... the time frame for these songs were very strict and the producer had to fit these within the show just perfect. He did do longer songs in this concert as well.. Suspicious Minds, What Now My Love, etc.,
His TCB ring has an 11 carat center stone. Before Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen songs were limited in their time length for radio play. Queen walked out and found another producer who would cut it as a single literally changing changing and making music history paving for other artists. So definitely in the 50s and the 60s the songs were limited to about 2 minutes and 30 seconds and then, I think, it moved up to three minutes. Watch American Trilogy live by Elvis. My favorite is Suspicious Minds. Which the writer originally sang and it tanked, he asked if Elvis would do it and it became a massive hit. Check both of those out. Mac Davis wrote In The Ghetto for him, must see. And Bruce Springsteen (massive fan) wrote Fire for him but unfortunately Elvis died before he recorded it and it ended up with The Pointer Sisters.
I commented on another one of your Elvis Reactions that I was at an Elvis concert when I was 12. He saw a woman catch a scarf and had it taken away by another woman. He called the woman to the stage and told her to take one of his rings instead. She was speechless and he took one off and said this is a nice one, take it, and gave it to her!
He gave away many rings, cars, and even bought some homes. He was a very generous and caring man. There will never be another Elvis!!!!!😢
God was showing off when he made Elvis ❤ legend.
Elvis presley was unforgettable man the best singer a Entertainer that ever lived in the 20 th century.
he sings like an angel!! i believe he's in heaven. he was a very religious guy. hopefully we get to hear him sing when we get to heaven!
Best ever singer in any century.❤
Elvis was the greatest singer, Michael Jackson was the greatest entertainer. 2 special talents in their own right. True legends. Add John Lennon the genius musician and most real - all have one thing in common 😓😓😓. God bless us.
Great video! The crowd applauds because I'll Remember You is written by Kui Lee, popular among Hawaiians and Elvis and the venue actually didn't charge attendees, hoping that any attendees donate whatever they can to the Kui Lee cancer fund (Lee died of cancer in 1966). Just before he sang this, he even says they were supposed to raise $25,000 but actually raised $75,000. Over $500k in today's standards.
There are no fake diamonds in those rings I can tell you that Jamel!
Truth is like the sun. You can shut it out for a time, but it ain't goin' away~ Elvis Presley. Thank you Jamal.
What a spectacular human being!! They broke the mold when they made Elvis!!
Elvis’ little smirk and nod at 3:10 was an inside joke to his back up singers who all were musical conservatory students. Elvis never had singing lessons and loved to rub that in.
He started singing age six in church with his parents and that is his only "schooling". He is smiling at Charlie Hodge
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That’s interesting. You’re probably right but I’ve noticed that glance to and it was almost to me as if he was saying boy you were right and how you arranged this. I don’t know music but I know beauty and where that song looped back like that the way he sang it… Remarkable! There is another very beautiful version of this song
ELVIS PRESLEY !!! Lo más grandioso que nos ha brindado la música ... por algo es....EL REY....👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
This was my Mom's favorite song. She's been gone 3 long years. Thanks for reacting to it.
On August 9th Me and my brother carried my Mother's casket into church while this played in the background.
All the songs were 2 minutes and a little more. Elvis and all the songs in the 50's and 60"s. Elvis had it all,talent, incredible good looks, humility, kindness. I heard that if you were talking to him he was a regular guy,i ( or girl) interested in what you were saying, like you were important. I knew someone like that and it's really nice and rare. Needless to say I love Elvis. Someone said if once you were an Elvis fan you would always be an Elvis fan. It's true.
When you see his stage presents you know why he be called the king
The most watched televised event ever at the time.
I have to bring up the fact that you were so impressed by his rings first those Rings were absolutely real he spending millions of dollars on jewelry over the years in fact he actually had a private Jeweler that went on tour with him with a briefcase full of diamond rings and necklaces and bracelets that he would give away he was the man
SO RIGHT. HE REPLACED
HIS WEDDING RING WITH THIS BIG DIAMOND HORSESHOE RING❤
We need some Elvis Christmas. Blue Christmas, Winter Wonderland, Santa Claus is Back in Town. His Christmas album is still the best selling holiday album of all time, 14 million + units sold!
" I'll be home for Christmas " is beautiful in his voice
We do all his xmas songs where amazzzingg ... silent night n blue xmas from 68 comeback
@@teresag7689 20 + million
@@tomlorenzen4062 You're probably right. His music still sells at an amazing rate. He was certified with 17 new gold or platinum awards last year. Anyone who says he is not the biggest selling musical act of all time is absolutely crazy.
"Peace in the valley " one my favorite Christmas songs
this is the song I remember most from this concert so loved loved this tune
Elvis had the "all of it" factor"! Elvis just loved his rings , & even designed some of them,but, he was also known to give them away at the drop of a hat, especially to strangers who were having financial difficulties! I also understand that he had his jeweler travel with him when he was on the road ,because he did not want to miss anyone's birthday! That's our Elvis!!
This beautiful song was prophetic because we will always remember him! (btw :
songs may have been shorter in those days, but, they were long on quality, especially if Elvis was singing them!) I'd like to request :
"Just Pretend,"
"Don't Cry Daddy" , & "Hurt"!
So glad you are enjoying this journey! We all enjoy sharing it with you ! Stay on the Elvis road, it's a sweet trip ! Great reaction ,as usual!
Elvis was a first on so many levels. He did bling before it was a thing. He was the first to have a "crib" (mini palace) with a fleet of luxury & custom vehicles, even a plane. In Nashville, at the Country Music Hall of Fame, you can see his cadillac, with a lustre pearl paint job before that kind of paint/mix was possible. How did he do it? He ordered paint to be mixed with crushed diamonds and fish scales. The car looks like it was painted yesterday! Today, we have a lustre pearl paint with modern mixing & technology, but Elvis had a vision in the 60s of what he wanted, and had to invent it. Nobody but Elvis could do that.
But yes, his rings!! There's one in particular that I have wanted to "remake" for myself for many years. I used to pause his concert videos myself just to stare at the rings. He had a personal jeweler in Memphis who'd carry a suitcase of custom rings made just for Elvis. This jeweler was on retainer with Elvis and had to fly to Elvis with the suitcase whereever Elvis was and whenever Elvis had an itch for a new ring. :-) Now that's G!!
Nice comment brother, really fun to read thank you.
tank you for playing Elvis love that 😀 and how you talk about Elvis tanks 😀
The songs were short back then. The radio stations didn't want long songs.
Travel 2 Eternity also the old 45’s would only last about 3 1/2 minutes
Actually, Elvis pioneered the short song duration....
68 special. U nor a elvis fan to even Google
@Boom Diggaty yes.. 45 records that didn't hold a lot of music. I've been dragging around my 45s for 55 yrs!
Probably the most polished Elvis performance you will ever see! Elvis at the peak of his talent and power! You see how he just commands that stage and fills it with his presence. You ever notice how some modern singers don’t do that- the arena and stage seems to swallow them up??!!
He had to put sooo much in his concerts.. so many songs!! He was so dynamic!!! THE MAN .. never be another 💟🤗❣
Love your reaction video's thank you from the bottom of my heart for your video's some of them are tearing me up, Elvis was a personal friend i miss him so much my heart will be forever broken. love and prayer's to you Jamel from Memphis Tn. i walk past Graceland everyday without fail.
He would often do quick medleys in concert, playing just a snippet of each song. In general yes, music of his era was usually around 3 minutes if you wanted any chance of airplay in those days.
Grande Elvis Presley sem palavras
Dude! If you had a chance to meet Elvis & compliment his ring? He’d have said “oh, you like this? Here, you can have it and he would’ve given it to you! Ha! That’s just the way he was! 👍😊. Great Video! 😊👍
CRYING . . . JUST CRYING MY EYES OUT 😢😢😢😢😢😢 TOO BEAUTIFUL FOR WORDS.
You stole my saying. "You Gotta Love Elvis". That's what I always say. I love this song especially when he does that smile. Oh my goodness. Gotta Love Elvis.
Elvis loved rings. He had so many and gave so many away. If someone said hey I love that ring. Elvis would give it to them. He was a very generous man with a big heart. He was all about making people happy and that he did. You should do a song with him and his daughter. Don't cry daddy, In the Ghetto and the most recent Where no one stands alone. Here it is the Christmas season and I love listening to Elvis Christmas. I'm waiting on my Elvis Christmas gift. Merry Christmas Jamal. 🎄🎅🤶🎄
No one ever did it better than Elvis!
Greetings from Ecuador, my grandmother was a great admirer of the king and because of her I heard these beautiful melodies since I was little, very grateful to hear these wonderful songs, I love Elvis ❤❤ understand your reaction well, this song is so romantic.
My favorite singer in the world ever. Love Elvis since I was 4years old.
When Jamel said "there it is" it's one of the most beautiful portions of a song I've ever heard.
Not only the king of rock but king if bling too. Some songs linger than others I think to get more in the show. Elvis wanted his fans to be wowed every show, every song. And believe me we're still wowed by him! Good job!
Saw him live in Ft Worth Texas in 1974...Elvis was a lot older than me & I almost didn’t go..oh my gosh he oozed talent, looks, sex appeal. I sat on the 10th Row center stage & I could really see him!!Those ring were major bling bling. The songs & concert seemed so short but that is a terrific sign it was that good! Elvis loved to
sing ballads & he nailed this one! Girls loved him & guys wanted to be him. I still have my ticket stub~I knew he was special
During the 70s the concerts had songs that were rearranged. So in essence this song was longer.
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The greatest concert by the greatest performer ever! Period.
This is another Beautiful song. I love your reactions! You should try "Fever" from this same concert. I think you like it. Thank You, for your Elvis Reviews!
We all will remember you Elvis for ever and a day and so will the next generation and so and on and on. Never to be forgotten ever I can still remember going to see your first movie Loving You. R I P Elvis
Made a mistake that should have been Love me Tender !
I have read more than one person close to Elvis say they he frequently wondered if he would be forgotten in a few years after he stopped singing. I wish he could know that it has now been 42 years since we lost him and he is as popular and loved as he ever was.
The Voice Elvis Presley !
Elvis...come all ye faithful...time for some holiday music
If Elvis had heard you comment on his ring he'd probably take it off his finger and give it to you it wouldn't be the first time for him, he was not only talented but very generous as well. TRUE KING!
Another amazing video! I love it! Also please listen to rags to riches by Elvis!
The whole "Aloha From Hawaii" concert is worthy of a reaction. American Trilogy, My Way, Something, You Gave Me A Mountain, It's Over, etc.
That was written by a much beloved Hawaiian composer, Kui Lee,who died young,from cancer.
It's a classic!...and it was much appreciated that Elvis honored a local boy ❤️ and continued to keep this in his sets. He didn't just sing it for the Hawaiian show
Jamel you doin Elvis Proud.
Your reaction is really cool. I like how you comment on his rings. This song was originally recorded by Elvis in 1966 as a studio song instead of a soundtrack song. This concert version is also beautiful. His voice was deeper here. Most of Elvis' songs were short, around the two to two and a half minute length. Some were a little longer, but around that range. You should do a video on ' I Don't Want To Be Tied ', from 1962 movie Girls Girls Girls. It is Elvis at his hip swinging coolest.
Love this song. Reminds me of my dad who passed away in 2011. He was the same age as The King. Born 1935. RIP Dad!!! ❤
Fans held up a sign at one of Elvis’ concerts that said Elvis is king! Elvis told them to take the sign down,as there was only one King. I thought this was so precious!
@@rhondadananay2106 They still call him that. Especially on Elvis Radio.
Concert broadcast via satellite worldwide, viewed by 1.5 Billion people.
Elvis was the FIRST and ONLY Super Star to broadcast a LIVE Concert via Satellite all over the World ! Nobody Before and Nobody Since ! ELVIS is the KING of MUSIC !!!
Red Pine Yes! It aired on January 14th my Moms Birthday! I told her he was doing it for Her Birthday! 😂
@@jimcowan8770 that was soooooo sweet of you 😊
Every time I hear this song is like Elvis made this song for us his fans to remember him long before he's gone (I'LL Remember You) NO Elvis! it's WE REMEMBER YOU LONG AFTER YOU WERE GONE NOW AND FOREVER!!!
I will forever miss him!!
Thank you jamel,for sharing ❤your reaction to the 👑of music ❤ 💯🙏 🎸 amen happy holidays to you and your family be safe.🎅🎉☝👍👏🛐
My man Elvis beautiful inside and out. His double album From Elvis to Memphis has great songs on it
Hello Jamel.James Bova here.Elvis singing "I'll Remember You" is from the Dress Rehearsal of Aloha From Hawaii.The day before The real Concert went via Satellite. JANUARY 14TH 1973.LISTEN TO THAT VERSION.MORE PASSION FROM ELVIS IN THIS ONE BECAUSE HE PUT HIS HEART AND SOUL INTO ALL HIS SINGING.WHAT HE DID ALL OF HIS LIFE.HIS LOVE OF SINGING.
Don't know if it's said already, but Elvis (along with his friend who I can't remember for the life of me) helped bring down the race-barriers at the time in the '50s. His music, in the radio, was at first thought to sound ''too black'' for the ''white'' stations, and ''too white'' for the ''black'' stations. His R'n'B influences were apparent, but so was his charm and talent so the world/America had no choice but to succumb to this man called ''Elvis'' and his pelvis. Girl's were screamin', hollerin'... This mommy's boy was a unit, that brought together the blacks and the whites little by little. The man had no prejudice I'm sure.
How about Elvis singing"Heart of Rome" , "Don't think twice , it's alright","I've Lost You","The Next step is love","Mary in the morning".
All good selections
Once again, keeping it soft, simple, and beautiful only as a King could do. Glad to see you getting back to the diversified one. I can only handle so much of the high pitched Rush songs where the lead male singer is a soprano.
Very cool man, very cool, no all his songs weren't short like that one. More power to you man.
Great channel! Great comments! Love Elvis! I live in Vegas and was very fortunate to have seen Elvis live at the Hilton hotel twice when I wss a kid.
I'm so in love with this song. It's absolutely beautiful, sad and deep
Written by a Hawaiian composer, who heartbreakingly, died young. Elvis loved Hawai'i. Was always here.....and we love him!
Bro, one of my favorite. Elvis' version of this song he originally recorded in 1966 as a bonus track on the Spinout movie soundtrack.. He put this song in the concert because the songwriter was a famous Hawaiian song writer, Kuali Lee who died of cancer and the proceeds from this show was to go to the cancer fund in Lee's name. Originally thinking they would raise $25k in fact they raised $75k. Elvis did not get paid for this concert. He actually gave, I believe, 1k to the cause. I love Elvis' impromptu version of Hawaiian classic, Beyond The Reef. Elvis played piano and sang along a quarter. A dream of his that he wanted to do. Another song from the 1966 session. Was never intended for anyone to hear. Was secretly recorded in the studio. Simply amazing and Beautifully haunting! I can talk for days about Elvis and his recording catalog.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MAN WHO EVER LIVED WITH THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SINGING VOICE EVER HEARD . . . PERIOD. ELVIS, I ❤❤❤❤ YOU THEN, NOW, AND FOR ALL ETERNITY.
There will never be another voice like EP s ... well there hadn't for 42 years ... unique in sooo many ways ... he was such a character ... we need some festive songs from EP ... merry merry Christmas baby .... I'll be home fr xmas .... 🎄Great Jamel x
Elvis did such incredible songs in the 70s.
Some songs I think I would love to see you react to are:
Twenty Days and Twenty Nights
Mary In The Morning
Only The Strong Survive
Mama Liked The Roses.
And there is a version of "I John" where he is just singing in the foyer of somewhere with his backing singers... Just straight off the cuff signing! It is on TH-cam - part of the Elvis On Tour documentary. That is so impressive I just know you would appreciate it so much! So hard to sing!! Crescendos, harmonies, staccato, speed, smooooth flowing ...just please please listen to it? I took no notice of it for years. When I stopped being ignorant and observed what was going on in it I was blown away!
One of the best singers to ever walk this Earth.
Elvis Glory
About the shortness of songs of that era, Top 40 AM radio back then dictated how long songs could be (the shorter the song, the more ads could be played in an hour). When alternative radio (FM) started about 1970, it was the start of ending all of that, because performance and artistry became more important to listeners, who gravitated to radio stations that played full-length music. BTW, thanks for all that you do! I'm a fan.
Never again will there be a voice like his ❤️
Happy Holidays to you and yours, Jamel.
Yes. And enjoy "Let It Be Christmas" by Alan Jackson for yourself. It's beautiful. 🤶
Please watch “Its Over “ from this same concert.
I love that one......I hope he will do it!
This concert was the first ever played live on TV...it was broadcast live... Billions were able to watch!
I seen many of Elvis pieces of jewelry , his outfits (including this one) in the Elvis museum across the street from Graceland back in the early 90's. Many of those rings were rhinestones. Elvis spent more money on others than he did himself. He didn't have to have the most expensive jewels (although he did have some pieces worth alot) , he was more interested in whether he liked it or not. That was one of his greatest qualities. He was very humble , and always buying gifts for others . (even total strangers)
Jamal! I usually do not watch reaction videos but you are not just respectful to the artist but you have a very good sense of humor and humility. I find myself enjoying the songs as well as a good laugh at some of your comments. Always in your humor you always respect the artist. Very nice my friend!
You should go to Memphis Tennessee some time , and visit his home Graceland. You will be in awe of everything still the way he left it. Back when I went in the early 90's , they gave you headphones with a cassette player to put on for the tour. As soon as you walked through the front door he was singing "Welcome To My World". I wanted to cry. That is such a beautiful song anyway , but you could feel his presence. Walking downstairs , I was thinking how I was holding the handrail that he held. His horses were still alive outside at the time. It was spectacular!
Elvis Presley i can't stop loving you from Elvis that's the way it is
You have to remember he was everywhere...so whatever he did and whatever it was Elvis....just the word...it's hard to explain to anyone who doesn't know of Elvis
When he sings I will remember too he turns to his group as if to say I nailed that didn't I .what a talent.
No Jamel there is another longer version he sang this in Lakeland Florida in june 1975. That one was much longer.I got too meet him briefly backstage at the Lakeland,My uncle was a superviser for Publix supermarket,s They own the Civic center.He was a very nice guyHe told me Thank you for being at the show tonight,Will never forget that!
Omg he's songs were a little longer .love me my Elvis to bad he was before my time . I would have love to see him in contact from Cali.
Long time Elvis fan love your TH-cam videos
Great reaction! Songs in the 50s and 60s were always pretty short and this show in Hawaii(1973) was being broadcast live around the world by satellite and Elvis did have a strict time schedule that he couldn't go over.
ELVIS IS AND WAS THE GREATEST SINGER IN THE WORLD. you need to hear GUY SEBASTIAN singing Standing with you and Believer. No one has heard oh him…I love him….you will too
the coolest cat of all time singing my favorite song in the world,miss you man
Most of his songs were short as there were no long instrumentals in the middle. People came to hear Elvis and his voice was the focus. This also meant he could do 25+ songs hitting the old hits and new songs in Concert in a satisfying mix for fans
Elvis took off rings and gave them to members of the audience then had security escort them home ! What a man !
IJUST LOVE THE MAN
The original studio version from 1966 is four minutes long...and absolutely exquisite. Most of his songs from the 50's are only about two minutes long...gradually lengthening in the 60's. In the 70's the ideal single for radio play was 2:52.
No, the studio version of 1966 was 2:45 long.
@@timcarr6401...the released version was. The unedited studio master is four plus minutes. th-cam.com/video/g-pc62kCnO0/w-d-xo.html
I will always remember you. So handsome and perfect
Brother..... i always enjoy your reaction i know u truly enjoy/ appreciate this mans talent.
He was the Greatest Singer and Entertainer ever was.
Jamal, you get what Elvis is all about!! Pretty sure he would be pleased with your remarks!
That smile, the most handsome man to ever walk this planet.....
I cry every time i hear this..
Notice how quiet the crowd gets after the first initial scream..........they are hanging onto every note that he sings. You nailed it when you said he controls the entire crowd
Been sitting here listening to your reactions, Elvis today.. Your my favorite reaction guy.. I think your missing a genre that you might not realize how great country music is, Great artists and even greater songs. Story telling at its best. Too many good country artist to mention.
Well this Aloha show was broadcast all over the world and viewed by over a BILLION people... the time frame for these songs were very strict and the producer had to fit these within the show just perfect. He did do longer songs in this concert as well.. Suspicious Minds, What Now My Love, etc.,
Elvis tem muitos fãs aqui no Brasil, obrigado por postar e comentar e vídeo
His TCB ring has an 11 carat center stone.
Before Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen songs were limited in their time length for radio play. Queen walked out and found another producer who would cut it as a single literally changing changing and making music history paving for other artists. So definitely in the 50s and the 60s the songs were limited to about 2 minutes and 30 seconds and then, I think, it moved up to three minutes. Watch American Trilogy live by Elvis. My favorite is Suspicious Minds. Which the writer originally sang and it tanked, he asked if Elvis would do it and it became a massive hit. Check both of those out. Mac Davis wrote In The Ghetto for him, must see. And Bruce Springsteen (massive fan) wrote Fire for him but unfortunately Elvis died before he recorded it and it ended up with The Pointer Sisters.
Soo beautifully sung xxx