Elvis was a dream that no one has ever woken up from he was and still is untouchable a gift sent to us all no one before him or after him compares hes the ultimate legend ❤
There are many R&R "legends" but Elvis fans are too narrow minded and emotionally attached to see past their nose. Some examples; Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis. What Elvis had over his contemporaries was good management (early on) and his appearance made him more marketable. Also, "legend"is an over used expression and really holds little to no value.@@daysjours
@@tellittothemarines704 this is a silly comment. All academic scholars of popular music and culture put Elvis in the pantheon of the most significant artists of the 20th century.
Really, who are these scholars ? Furthermore; I don't doubt that early Elvis had a significant impact on pop culture. All I'm saying is that there were others who were much more musically capable but didn't have the commercial appeal. Sorry if that bothers you but it's the truth. @@daysjours
I took a day to think about this. I'm glad I did. My answer is, I agree. I fully believe that Elvis had enough talent to pull it off without Colonel Parker. Let's face it, his star was rising in 1955. He had two top 10 hits on the Country charts. Years ago, I read that Elvis was the #1 most promising artist in that year. Bob Neal's manager's contract expired on March 15, 1956 and Parker became Elvis' manager. Based upon things we do know, I think we can reasonably speculate that Parker wanted Elvis to work Las Vegas ASAP. I do wonder what would have happened if Elvis had success there at that time. Elvis got into Las Vegas in late April. From what I have seen, it looks as if Parker was trying to set up Elvis with the older generation -- based on the recent Elvis movie (2022). "You're going to see the real Elvis Presley tonight (July 4, 1956 performance)". Elvis said that his singing to the basset hound (July 1)was the most ridiculous performance of his entire career -- so he certainly wasn't happy with this. Colonel Parker didn't try to support any changes to Elvis after that (no more tuxedos). I just had a look at Elvis '56 and it revealed that Elvis was advised by Parker to turn down the role offered to him in The Rainmaker. I guess that Elvis would have been a lesser star in Hollywood without Parker, but I believe Elvis' main talents were his singing and performing not acting anyway. What about Elvis not performing outside of North America? Who knows what would have happened over there? Maybe it's just as well. Elvis and his band was chased off the stage in Vancouver, B.C. on August 31, 1957, so it might have been worse over there -- I don't know. Did Elvis really have to go into the army? I don't know. I met someone who met Elvis as he served with him. The man was very impressed with Elvis. He said he liked Elvis' music after Elvis got out of the army, but not before. Interesting ... Was going into the army a move to help Elvis integrate into the older generation? I don't know, but it looks like it. 😮. All things considered, if we really look at the details, we can see that Elvis could adapt into almost any music style. I think that no matter who his manager was, Elvis' career would have stumbled in the mid-to-late 1960s. As I said, I don't think having Elvis do all the movies was the best thing. Regardless of who Elvis' manager was, he would have been more successful than any other performer; his career would have been handled differently, that's all. And, no matter who his manager was, Elvis wouldn't have been able to have more success than the Beatles in the 1960s, just as no one had more success in the 1950s than Elvis. It was each their time. There's lots of stuff I don't understand, covered by my essay here: why Las Vegas so early? (Hmmm ... gambling man Parker?), dealing with the older generation (tuxedo man), why the army, really? (It did influence some to accept and like him), changes in style (i.e., It's Now or Never, Surrender -- but, ultimately, this showcases his ability to adapt to the times {my gosh, the music was drastically different in the 1950s compared to the 1960s [when I listened to the documentary, The history of Rock and Roll, it was said in covering the year 1960 that "rock and roll hit __rock bottom], with some resurgence in 1961 and 1962 [my sister said that the music of 1962 was similar to the 1950s]}, and did Elvis have to make so many movies? I don't think so; if I were Elvis' manager, if I seriously wanted to have him expand his talent in this field, I would have been happy for him to accept supporting roles and have his records stand by themselves. As I close my essay, I will say that Elvis would have success no matter what. I know I would have let him be himself (what's with the tuxedos?), I would have considered more what to do about the army, did he really need to record more ballads?, I would have shut down the movie soundtracks, and I would have been more careful about drug use. What else can I say? Hindsight is 20-20. Thanks for giving me an opportunity for me to speak my words ❤😊
Anyone who says the Colonel "made Elvis" should have their tongue ripped out by the roots. If that were true, than why didn't the Colonel ever make another one? Elvis is the G.O.A.T!
When Elvis Presley signed with the RCA Label on November 20,1955, they slowly deluded his sound! This is the real Elvis Presley with backing from The Blue Moon Boys. How I wish he had stayed with Sun Records and had, like Jerry Lee Lewis, become a country/gospel singer and not become a motion picture film star! All I truly listen to are the 5 Sun Singles! No one could top Elvis Presley And The Blue Moon Boys! I wish they had gone on to record more Singles and some albums and solidified their position as the best Rockabilly group ever! It would have been fantastic to record the group "live" in a Memphis, Tennessee club between 1954~1956! The RCA studio recordings of Tutti Frutti and Blue Suede Shoes pale in comparison to the "live" performances on the Dorsey Brothers "Stage Show" appearances!
I‘ve never understood why this and most other Stage Show performances by Elvis have had the musical interludes edited out. It was Elvis most electric part of his performance to see him move and dance about. Who ever made these edits didn‘t understand Elvis Presley.
I've always believed that Sam Phillips should have recorded Elvis Presley And The Blue Moon Boys "live" in a club in Memphis, Tennessee between 1954~1956
A phenomena like him would have made it I am sure,but looking at it all now.Elvis Presley should have listened to his trusted friends,and got rid of the very dangerous Parker during the movies period or even more so in the early 1970’s,because he was getting to much Las Vegas.
@@carlharrison4900 Ok. Seems every time you hear about Elvis it's his being on Ed Sullivan Show. The Beatles were on TV in I think October before being on the Ed Sullivan Show. Can't remember if it was a news report or variety.
This is from the Dorsey Brothers March 17,1956 "Stage Show" Television Series . Elvis Presley And The Blue Moon Boys performed "Blue Suede Shoes" twice on the program. The other earlier performance was on Presley's 3rd Appearance on February 11,1956.
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There is absolutely NOTHING like young Elvis 1954-1958!!!!!!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Elvis has a grandson that looks just like him ❤👍🏻
@@PocahontasInvestmentPropertycan he sing and play like his grandpa?
@@paulsiegfried6337 probably not Elvis's only grandson killed himself in 2020 at the age of 27 🫤
NOBODY IS IN HIS CLASS - - ELVIS PRESLEY - - ONE TIME AROUND - - NEVER AGAIN - - FOREVERMORE - - !
Elvis was a dream that no one has ever woken up from he was and still is untouchable a gift sent to us all no one before him or after him compares hes the ultimate legend ❤
With that mic when Elvis started to sing. That was one of the coolest thing Ive ever seen.
This is why Elvis Presley is and always will be The King of Rock and Roll.
I love me a young and wild Elvis singing blue suede shoes🫠
HELLO FROM HOLLYWOOD JOE
First watch Carl Perkins do this song. Then Elvis. It´s like looking at a candle flame. And then looking straight into the sun
Perkins did all the work. He wrote it, sang it and played lead guitar. Elvis was only capable of parroting what others did.
@@tellittothemarines704 ha! I guess that is why he’s the legend and the others aren’t.
There are many R&R "legends" but Elvis fans are too narrow minded and emotionally attached to see past their nose. Some examples; Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis. What Elvis had over his contemporaries was good management (early on) and his appearance made him more marketable. Also, "legend"is an over used expression and really holds little to no value.@@daysjours
@@tellittothemarines704 this is a silly comment. All academic scholars of popular music and culture put Elvis in the pantheon of the most significant artists of the 20th century.
Really, who are these scholars ? Furthermore; I don't doubt that early Elvis had a significant impact on pop culture. All I'm saying is that there were others who were much more musically capable but didn't have the commercial appeal. Sorry if that bothers you but it's the truth. @@daysjours
I wish Elvis had just stayed with his original 3 guys. And found a diff manager besides Parker.
Then you might never have heard of Elvis in the first place.
YES I AGREE - -
I took a day to think about this. I'm glad I did. My answer is, I agree. I fully believe that Elvis had enough talent to pull it off without Colonel Parker. Let's face it, his star was rising in 1955. He had two top 10 hits on the Country charts. Years ago, I read that Elvis was the #1 most promising artist in that year. Bob Neal's manager's contract expired on March 15, 1956 and Parker became Elvis' manager. Based upon things we do know, I think we can reasonably speculate that Parker wanted Elvis to work Las Vegas ASAP. I do wonder what would have happened if Elvis had success there at that time. Elvis got into Las Vegas in late April. From what I have seen, it looks as if Parker was trying to set up Elvis with the older generation -- based on the recent Elvis movie (2022). "You're going to see the real Elvis Presley tonight (July 4, 1956 performance)". Elvis said that his singing to the basset hound (July 1)was the most ridiculous performance of his entire career -- so he certainly wasn't happy with this. Colonel Parker didn't try to support any changes to Elvis after that (no more tuxedos). I just had a look at Elvis '56 and it revealed that Elvis was advised by Parker to turn down the role offered to him in The Rainmaker. I guess that Elvis would have been a lesser star in Hollywood without Parker, but I believe Elvis' main talents were his singing and performing not acting anyway. What about Elvis not performing outside of North America? Who knows what would have happened over there? Maybe it's just as well. Elvis and his band was chased off the stage in Vancouver, B.C. on August 31, 1957, so it might have been worse over there -- I don't know. Did Elvis really have to go into the army? I don't know. I met someone who met Elvis as he served with him. The man was very impressed with Elvis. He said he liked Elvis' music after Elvis got out of the army, but not before. Interesting ... Was going into the army a move to help Elvis integrate into the older generation? I don't know, but it looks like it. 😮. All things considered, if we really look at the details, we can see that Elvis could adapt into almost any music style. I think that no matter who his manager was, Elvis' career would have stumbled in the mid-to-late 1960s. As I said, I don't think having Elvis do all the movies was the best thing. Regardless of who Elvis' manager was, he would have been more successful than any other performer; his career would have been handled differently, that's all. And, no matter who his manager was, Elvis wouldn't have been able to have more success than the Beatles in the 1960s, just as no one had more success in the 1950s than Elvis. It was each their time. There's lots of stuff I don't understand, covered by my essay here: why Las Vegas so early? (Hmmm ... gambling man Parker?), dealing with the older generation (tuxedo man), why the army, really? (It did influence some to accept and like him), changes in style (i.e., It's Now or Never, Surrender -- but, ultimately, this showcases his ability to adapt to the times {my gosh, the music was drastically different in the 1950s compared to the 1960s [when I listened to the documentary, The history of Rock and Roll, it was said in covering the year 1960 that "rock and roll hit __rock bottom], with some resurgence in 1961 and 1962 [my sister said that the music of 1962 was similar to the 1950s]}, and did Elvis have to make so many movies? I don't think so; if I were Elvis' manager, if I seriously wanted to have him expand his talent in this field, I would have been happy for him to accept supporting roles and have his records stand by themselves. As I close my essay, I will say that Elvis would have success no matter what. I know I would have let him be himself (what's with the tuxedos?), I would have considered more what to do about the army, did he really need to record more ballads?, I would have shut down the movie soundtracks, and I would have been more careful about drug use. What else can I say? Hindsight is 20-20. Thanks for giving me an opportunity for me to speak my words ❤😊
The last time we had a good boy and I was
Every Elvis fan wishes that. I still do and he's been dead for 45 years.
Thank you for posting these videos Nathan. They are a national treasure.
Simply astonishing...!!
AMAZING!!
Elvis , Scotty , Bill and DJ Fontana.
Brilliant band with the showman
GREATEST BAND ELVIS EVER HAD - - PERIOD -
HELLO FROM HOLLYWOOD JOE
Anyone who says the Colonel "made Elvis" should have their tongue ripped out by the roots. If that were true, than why didn't the Colonel ever make another one? Elvis is the G.O.A.T!
The King!
YES NEVER AGAIN - - HE WAS ONE TIME AROUND - -
Rock boys!
Sweet, brilliant performance in a splendid video. Thanks for sharing. ✌️👑👼❤️🫶🌞
Esse era fera!
Pure Rockabilly!
Unforgettable ❤️ Forever and ever ❤️ Elvis ❤️
When Elvis Presley signed with the RCA Label on November 20,1955, they slowly deluded his sound! This is the real Elvis Presley with backing from The Blue Moon Boys.
How I wish he had stayed with Sun Records and had, like Jerry Lee Lewis, become a country/gospel singer and not become a motion picture film star!
All I truly listen to are the 5 Sun Singles!
No one could top Elvis Presley And The Blue Moon Boys!
I wish they had gone on to record more Singles and some albums and solidified their position as the best Rockabilly group ever!
It would have been fantastic to record the group "live" in a Memphis, Tennessee club between 1954~1956!
The RCA studio recordings of Tutti Frutti and Blue Suede Shoes pale in comparison to the "live" performances on the Dorsey Brothers "Stage Show" appearances!
Well that,s all nice and rosy but god had bigger plans for Elvis
There is nothing like this that has ever been recorded.
Eita, tempo bom!! 😂❤
I‘ve never understood why this and most other Stage Show performances by Elvis have had the musical interludes edited out. It was Elvis most electric part of his performance to see him move and dance about. Who ever made these edits didn‘t understand Elvis Presley.
Elvis forever.
I've always believed that Sam Phillips should have recorded Elvis Presley And The Blue Moon Boys "live" in a club in Memphis, Tennessee between 1954~1956
Carl Perkins show man !!!!!!
Carl Perkins doing this is weak tea. Elvis doing Perkin´s song is 10 shots of vodka.
A phenomena like him would have made it I am sure,but looking at it all now.Elvis Presley should have listened to his trusted friends,and got rid of the very dangerous Parker during the movies period or even more so in the early 1970’s,because he was getting to much Las Vegas.
the bass is in Paul McCartney hands now; he has it now
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Scotty Moore!
1957..?
The Colonel screwed Elvis! And Elvis ego forgot about Scotty was the original on the road manager in the beginning for gigs! 😢
Right I was just wondering would be fun to go to go to the beach and I was just
I thought he was on The Ed Sullivan Show first in 1956?
No. Sullivan always waited until an act was popular before 'presenting' them.
@@carlharrison4900
Ok. Seems every time you hear about Elvis it's his being on Ed Sullivan Show.
The Beatles were on TV in I think October before being on the Ed Sullivan Show. Can't remember if it was a news report or variety.
1957..?
1956 - Dorsey Brothers Stage Show - New York City
This is from the Dorsey Brothers March 17,1956 "Stage Show" Television Series .
Elvis Presley And The Blue Moon Boys performed "Blue Suede Shoes" twice on the program.
The other earlier performance was on Presley's 3rd Appearance on February 11,1956.
Scotty Moore!