LEON KNOWS THAT I LOVE MY ELVIS FROM 1970 THAT'S THE WAY IT IS . AND MORE TO DAY THIS PUT A SMILE ON MY FACE. THANKS AGAIN LEON .YOU KNOW WHAT I LIKE KEEP ELVIS COMING,
Version 5, had special something unidentifiable come through that touched me...version 2, had an impossibly beautiful man who distracted me senseless. As always, Thank you Leon.
Version 2 of course. Anytime you can watch Elvis become one with the music is special. And anytime I see "Leon" in my recommends, I know it's some thing special. thank you
It always amazes me how fantastic Elvis was I love every single version of this song but seems I have to choose I think the second version is my favourite
I am a Neil Diamond fan who (usually) loves hearing other artists perform his songs. This includes Elvis doing "And the Grass Won't Pay No Mind" and "Sweet Caroline". Yesterday, Thursday, January 18, 2024, in the 11:00 am U.S. Eastern Time hour, I happened to tune into the Elvis channel on Sirius XM and heard a rendition of "Sweet Caroline" by him that I had never heard before. I came looking for it on TH-cam today. It turned out to be the first version in this video. I especially liked the narrative at the beginning. I am old enough to remember when Neil had his hit with this song, and I learned at the time that he recorded it in Memphis. Neil Diamond's character in the Broadway musical "A Beautiful Noise" mentions that he went to Memphis to write and record songs and that "Sweet Caroline" was one of them. Back in the 1970s, "Sweet Caroline", although it had been a big hit, may not have even been Neil Diamond's most famous song. Now, it definitely is. Elvis and Frank Sinatra were ahead of their time in doing their own renditions of this song in the 1970s.
He always knocks t out of the park but the first one he seems so confident and voice is clear. I’m not good with these comparisons, I get so caught up in his voice I forgot to be analyzing😉 I don’t know how he handled people talking over him, so disrespectful. But I love the “hold it man” he always wanted it perfect. but I love more than that is his southern drawl that you don’t hear when he sings
Again, this is all in my humble opinion. Version One, I agree that he was trying to stay true to the original; especially when he sang the chorus again after he felt that he needed to. Version Two: everyone knows, and needs no other words. It is his penultimate performance of the song. Versions Three and Four, I felt that he lost his love for the song for a bit when he rushed through the song. When he did the rare performance in Version Five, he brought that energy back from his Vegas Days! That was truly glorious to hear! Version Six was all right. I think he was growing tired of performing by then. The final version, he gave the fans what they wanted; especially since they loved him so! Thank you always Leon for uploading these compilations!! They start my day beautifully!!!
The king ❤ ELVIS❤, Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 ❤️ 2023 and A happy new year 2024 I fell in love with you after watching a video of you singing this song You are the same age as my mother She's still alive. I wish you were alive
E Elvis não estava com problema de saúde nesta data, Elvis simplesmente sempre cantou e cantava a mesma música de ritmos diferentes, e gostava muito de brincar com a sua voz 😂😂😂e prestar atenção em cada show.
According to the story, Elvis was annoyed that they brought the lyrics cause they knew he had issues with the song, but to be honest, it probably did help him out
1974 version was really at a fast tempo, as he and the band eventually did with most of the songs they kep playing through the 70s. 1976 version is amazing, too bad he messed up the words, something I had never seen before on this particular song. Despite that, he kept taking the song seriously all the times.
@Samsung man 1400 My good friend Glen Page has uploaded them on his channel. CD1 : th-cam.com/video/A4WSmBFQM1E/w-d-xo.html CD2 : th-cam.com/video/7VKs04rJsfU/w-d-xo.html
People who met him said his beauty was breathtaking. His vocals practically could bring down the rafters.
Love how he songs this song they will never be another voice like Elvis
LEON KNOWS THAT I LOVE MY ELVIS FROM 1970 THAT'S THE WAY IT IS . AND MORE TO DAY THIS PUT A SMILE ON MY FACE. THANKS AGAIN LEON .YOU KNOW WHAT I LIKE KEEP ELVIS COMING,
The voice, the feel, the groove.... Are you kidding?! Untouchable. ELVIS TCB ⚡
Version 5, had special something unidentifiable come through that touched me...version 2, had an impossibly beautiful man who distracted me senseless. As always, Thank you Leon.
All amazing, but version 2 gets me every time!
Adore this song and it's so amazing especially the version from TTWII 💛
Fantástico Elvis é simplesmente fantástico o melhor me Rei grande amor da minha vida l love You Elvis Forever ❤️
Version 2 of course. Anytime you can watch Elvis become one with the music is special. And anytime I see "Leon" in my recommends, I know it's some thing special.
thank you
How can we thank you enough for collecting and sharing multiple versions of these songs? You are appreciated!
His voice is fantastic, with meaning
Iove this song great one in the pub if it every open up in Ireland 😃❤😃❤😃❤
Fabulous song, sang by the best ever Elvis!! I prefer the second absolutely, then the fourth and then all the others.
It always amazes me how fantastic Elvis was I love every single version of this song but seems I have to choose I think the second version is my favourite
I am a Neil Diamond fan who (usually) loves hearing other artists perform his songs. This includes Elvis doing "And the Grass Won't Pay No Mind" and "Sweet Caroline". Yesterday, Thursday, January 18, 2024, in the 11:00 am U.S. Eastern Time hour, I happened to tune into the Elvis channel on Sirius XM and heard a rendition of "Sweet Caroline" by him that I had never heard before. I came looking for it on TH-cam today. It turned out to be the first version in this video. I especially liked the narrative at the beginning. I am old enough to remember when Neil had his hit with this song, and I learned at the time that he recorded it in Memphis. Neil Diamond's character in the Broadway musical "A Beautiful Noise" mentions that he went to Memphis to write and record songs and that "Sweet Caroline" was one of them.
Back in the 1970s, "Sweet Caroline", although it had been a big hit, may not have even been Neil Diamond's most famous song. Now, it definitely is. Elvis and Frank Sinatra were ahead of their time in doing their own renditions of this song in the 1970s.
That's the way it is. All great versions 🎤
He always knocks t out of the park but the first one he seems so confident and voice is clear.
I’m not good with these comparisons, I get so caught up in his voice I forgot to be analyzing😉
I don’t know how he handled people talking over him, so disrespectful. But I love the “hold it man” he always wanted it perfect. but I love more than that is his southern drawl that you don’t hear when he sings
Hi Leon,
Amazing video!!!! Thank you xxx 💝
Leon, the second version is the best. I love the way it moves during the song. Wonderful!! Thanks. 💕💕
Love version 2 but I think Elvis made this song exciting would love to see version 5 all very good Elvis fantastic performer
Again, this is all in my humble opinion.
Version One, I agree that he was trying to stay true to the original; especially when he sang the chorus again after he felt that he needed to. Version Two: everyone knows, and needs no other words. It is his penultimate performance of the song. Versions Three and Four, I felt that he lost his love for the song for a bit when he rushed through the song. When he did the rare performance in Version Five, he brought that energy back from his Vegas Days! That was truly glorious to hear! Version Six was all right. I think he was growing tired of performing by then. The final version, he gave the fans what they wanted; especially since they loved him so! Thank you always Leon for uploading these compilations!! They start my day beautifully!!!
The king ❤ ELVIS❤,
Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 ❤️ 2023 and A happy new year 2024
I fell in love with you after watching a video of you singing this song
You are the same age as my mother
She's still alive.
I wish you were alive
What a fantastic job, Leon! Even for all the explanation! Tks so much.
From Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
#5 is gets my vote.
I don't particularly like This song but love how Elvis sounds and his act while performing.
Mesmo com todas dificuldades de saúde voz cariama etc. Inpecavel
E Elvis não estava com problema de saúde nesta data, Elvis simplesmente sempre cantou e cantava a mesma música de ritmos diferentes, e gostava muito de brincar com a sua voz 😂😂😂e prestar atenção em cada show.
I saw him 4 times, everything that you said is true
La sua voce scavalchera anche questo millennio.
Nello Italia.
According to the story, Elvis was annoyed that they brought the lyrics cause they knew he had issues with the song, but to be honest, it probably did help him out
TTWII version every time
1974 version was really at a fast tempo, as he and the band eventually did with most of the songs they kep playing through the 70s. 1976 version is amazing, too bad he messed up the words, something I had never seen before on this particular song. Despite that, he kept taking the song seriously all the times.
Version 1
Somemody know if a studio master was make of this song by Elvis ?
He never did Mike. The RCA master was recorded live on 16 February 1970 during the dinner show.
Both of those songs will feature in future installments.
@Samsung man 1400 My good friend Glen Page has uploaded them on his channel.
CD1 : th-cam.com/video/A4WSmBFQM1E/w-d-xo.html
CD2 : th-cam.com/video/7VKs04rJsfU/w-d-xo.html