The only other time I heard this song was when jim Neighbors used it as his closing number on his variety show in '70 (yes i'm that old). When i heard this first on the Sirius Elvis channel i was just blown away. Loves how it starts slowly and builds to a crescendo .
Hi captain tom, great elvis song, i like the way it speeds up and great drums, from marty in Belfast northern Ireland God bless and hope you and your family are keeping well and safe
That was a terrific one! You should watch Elvis' rehearsal of the last minute of this song. It's very powerful. Also, the song that came on after this one was "I Was Born About 10,000 Years Ago". Could you react to that one?
CAPTAIN TOM, SIR: That beautiful song indeed has "country origins". It was written and originally sung by the Ole Texas Troubadour, Ernest Tubb. E.T. has a whole catalog of his traditional country hits. When I was just a little boy, I can remember my mom, both Friday and Saturday nights having the am radio on tuned to WSM Nashville TN, the home of the Grand Ole Opry. And Ernest Tubb would likely be on. I took my mom to see him in person; a very nice man. THANK YOU!
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Superb rendition,loved the way the track starts of simple but as time elapses through the song and sounds it just builds&builds&builds to this powerhouse finale,Thanku Sir Tom Thanku Thanku very much,all the best from Melbourne down under
@@patticriss2238 That’s precious. I’ve been a fan since I was 7 years old in 1968. I seen him in concert when I was 15 years in 1976 at the Capital Center in Washington DC. I’ve been to Graceland 7 times. I’ve adored this man almost all of my life.
Mr BB King: 'Before Elvis we had Little Black Sambo, separate black restrooms and water fountains, and colored events that kept us away from the whites', BB King noted as he mention that Presley would attend events especially designated just for African-Americans. In June 1956, Presley ignored Memphis's segregation ordinances by attending 'colored night' at the local fairgrounds amusement park. The following December, King was there as Presley opened up almost unbreakable racial barriers by attending and supporting the segregated WDIA black radio station's annual fund-raising event for 'needy Negro children' at Memphis' Ellis Auditorium. King wrote in his autobiography that he 'liked Elvis. I saw him as a fellow Mississippian. I was impressed by his sincerity. When he came to the Goodwill Review (the event WDIA fund raisers of 1956 and 1957), he did himself proud'. 'The Goodwill Revues were important', he wrote. 'The entire black community turned out. All the DJs carried on, putting on skits and presenting good music'. In his autobiography, King said he held no grudges because 'Elvis didn't steal any music from anyone. He just had his own interpretation of the music he'd grown up on, same is true for everyone. I think Elvis had integrity'. 'If anyone says Elvis Presley was a racist', charged B.B. King in the 2010 interview. 'Then they don't know a thing about Elvis Presley or music history. 'Many nights after we finished our sets and I'd go up to his suite', King confessed. 'I'd play Lucille (on his guitar) and sing with Elvis, or we'd take turns. It was his way of relaxing'. 'I'll tell you a secret', King winked and laughed. 'We were the original Blues Brothers because that man Elvis knew more blues songs than most in the business - and after some nights it felt like we sang everyone one of them." 'Let me tell you the definitive truth about Elvis Presley and racism', The King of the Blues, B.B. King said, 'With Elvis, there was not a single drop of racism in that man. And when I say that, believe me I should know'.
Great video as always sir! Could you please review the full length version of "It Hurts Me" (NOT the 1968 comeback special version)? Excellent vocals! Thank you!!!
Sorry it got cut off -- the site w-photos of Elvis for this song is th-cam.com/video/QhYtB7pjkS0/w-d-xo.html; his voice on this song in particular is amazingly powerful -- especially on that last line; thank you.
How about doing something completely different. Do a reaction on a little group from Scotland. Look for The Corries and the song is called The Portree Kid. It's a funny song.
Wowww man...mazing what a voice ' WE love you WE will never forget you .WE could never stop loving you ré thé greatest.
This is one of the very best songs that he ever sang,absolutely outstanding the range and feeling is just dripping all through this song.
Wow!!!! He has the most powerful magnificent voice 👏 😍
THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES. HE WAS ONE OF A KIND.
That song has a powerful energy to it…it keeps building & building in intensity.
One of my favorite songs by Elvis 👏🏻🎤🥰‼️
I never heard this song before it gave me chills and sounded so beautiful ..
Elvis couldn't sing a bad song thank you captain Tom that is a beautiful song God bless Elvis 🙏🙏 I never heard that song ❤️
Thank you for your reply 🙂☺️
The Voice Elvis Presley
This is such a beautiful song and Elvis' voice and range is out of this world! Amazing... thank you captain for reacting to this song. ⚡👍
Thanks Ivy! Great song choice!
Elvis had a unique way of taking a traditional country song and turning it into a pop soul performance with his soulful vocal range.
Such a beautiful song and he sings with so much passion.
Loved the drumming and horns
I love that song The Little cabin on the hill on there is good too my favorite song on there is it's your baby you rock it that's my favorite
EP had a magnificent voice 🎤🇺🇸
Shoes off great 👍 👌 song
Wow!!!
I love this song. It’s sang so powerfully. I wish he had sung this in concert. Thanks for sharing this with us. 🎸🕺🏻🎤🙏🏼
ISNT THAT SONG INSANE? HIS VOCALS PUTS YOU IN A DIFFERENT STATE! AWESOME AWESOME REACTION 👌 👏
The only other time I heard this song was when jim Neighbors used it as his closing number on his variety show in '70 (yes i'm that old). When i heard this first on the Sirius Elvis channel i was just blown away. Loves how it starts slowly and builds to a crescendo .
Hi captain tom, great elvis song, i like the way it speeds up and great drums, from marty in Belfast northern Ireland God bless and hope you and your family are keeping well and safe
Funny, I was thinking of Elvis' bluesy cover of Bob Dylan's 'Tomorrow is a Long Time', which I love too.
A man of many moods ... excellence in any genre he chose !! TCB Elvis ! Thanks for this one Captain Tom !!
Love it.
You're best Elvisreaction!
Thank you for your kind words and watching!🤙🏾
One of my absolute favorites by Elvis from 1971.
And again a totally underrated one!
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As good as it gets.
cheers from chile my friend ..good reaction. take care..
That was a terrific one! You should watch Elvis' rehearsal of the last minute of this song. It's very powerful. Also, the song that came on after this one was "I Was Born About 10,000 Years Ago". Could you react to that one?
For this song there is a site w-some beautiful still shots of him if you go to
CAPTAIN TOM, SIR: That beautiful song indeed has "country origins". It was written and originally sung by the Ole Texas Troubadour, Ernest Tubb. E.T. has a whole catalog of his traditional country hits. When I was just a little boy, I can remember my mom, both Friday and Saturday nights having the am radio on tuned to WSM Nashville TN, the home of the Grand Ole Opry. And Ernest Tubb would likely be on. I took my mom to see him in person; a very nice man. THANK YOU!
Hello from Australia, love your reviews, please check out Elvis singing, TOMMORROW IS A LONG TIME, BITTER THEY ARE HARDER THEY FALL, DANNY BOY, HE'LL HAVE TO GO, SHE THINKS I STILL CARE, REACH OUT TO JESUS, I'M MOVING ON, KEEPS RIGHT ON A HURTING, 👍💯🇦🇺🇺🇲
Superb rendition,loved the way the track starts of simple but as time elapses through the song and sounds it just builds&builds&builds to this powerhouse finale,Thanku Sir Tom Thanku Thanku very much,all the best from Melbourne down under
I have that very album I bought in 1970’s. That’s Elvis at 2 year’s old on the cover.
I saw the other day that he said he remembered having a peanut in his mouth. That’s all he could tell anybody.
@@patticriss2238 That’s precious. I’ve been a fan since I was 7 years old in 1968. I seen him in concert when I was 15 years in 1976 at the Capital Center in Washington DC. I’ve been to Graceland 7 times. I’ve adored this man almost all of my life.
Mr BB King:
'Before Elvis we had Little Black Sambo, separate black restrooms and water fountains, and colored events that kept us away from the whites', BB King noted as he mention that Presley would attend events especially designated just for African-Americans. In June 1956, Presley ignored Memphis's segregation ordinances by attending 'colored night' at the local fairgrounds amusement park. The following December, King was there as Presley opened up almost unbreakable racial barriers by attending and supporting the segregated WDIA black radio station's annual fund-raising event for 'needy Negro children' at Memphis' Ellis Auditorium.
King wrote in his autobiography that he 'liked Elvis. I saw him as a fellow Mississippian. I was impressed by his sincerity. When he came to the Goodwill Review (the event WDIA fund raisers of 1956 and 1957), he did himself proud'.
'The Goodwill Revues were important', he wrote. 'The entire black community turned out. All the DJs carried on, putting on skits and presenting good music'.
In his autobiography, King said he held no grudges because 'Elvis didn't steal any music from anyone. He just had his own interpretation of the music he'd grown up on, same is true for everyone. I think Elvis had integrity'. 'If anyone says Elvis Presley was a racist', charged B.B. King in the 2010 interview. 'Then they don't know a thing about Elvis Presley or music history.
'Many nights after we finished our sets and I'd go up to his suite', King confessed. 'I'd play Lucille (on his guitar) and sing with Elvis, or we'd take turns. It was his way of relaxing'.
'I'll tell you a secret', King winked and laughed. 'We were the original Blues Brothers because that man Elvis knew more blues songs than most in the business - and after some nights it felt like we sang everyone one of them."
'Let me tell you the definitive truth about Elvis Presley and racism', The King of the Blues, B.B. King said, 'With Elvis, there was not a single drop of racism in that man. And when I say that, believe me I should know'.
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Good evening sir from Lieutenant commander Collins I like your views and topics
Thank you sir for watching and for your service!🇺🇸 🤙🏾
Great video as always sir! Could you please review the full length version of "It Hurts Me" (NOT the 1968 comeback special version)? Excellent vocals! Thank you!!!
Sorry it got cut off -- the site w-photos of Elvis for this song is th-cam.com/video/QhYtB7pjkS0/w-d-xo.html; his voice on this song in particular is amazingly powerful -- especially on that last line; thank you.
How about doing something completely different. Do a reaction on a little group from Scotland. Look for The Corries and the song is called The Portree Kid. It's a funny song.