Elvis - "Take It James!" James Burton ( LEGEND ) or "Play it James!" James & Glen Hardin are the only Surviving Members of the TCB Band!!!! I Loved Seeing Glen at Elvis 88th!!!! & He was so sweet and funny with his little speech!!! Elvis said in his Rare 1972 Interview He asked: Who is the best guitar players around -- They told him Glen Campbell and James Burton -- Elvis said well Glen Campbell is Out - ( Being No way He could get Glen ) But He said too -- He auditioned hundreds for his TCB Band and wanted THE BEST but surprised him to know the ones he chose KNEW His Music / Style... Going to Vegas He wanted something totally Different --- That the Music would FILL UP the Space -- with the Background Singers - Sweet Inspirations - The Imperials & The Stamps Then too the Orchestra .... James Burton & Glen Hardin are on Facebook!!!! and I Love checking out their pages ... Glen Travels everywhere not sure if he still does but he did performing and James does too but James has been sick He is better.... Pray for James
James Burton also played for Ricky Nelson for awhile on "The Ozzie & Harriet Show." Awesome talent! And, from interviews of heard with him on the Sirius XM Radio Elvis Channel, he seems like a really nice, down to earth great guy as well!
Just one thing I’ve learned. When Elvis went on tour, there were 84 people in all. He was paying them all and covering all expenses. That included orchestra, choir, backup singers, his entourage, and stage workers. For much of his career he was in the 95% tax bracket. All of that brings a lot of responsibility and stress.
Sure, but that was all taken care of by his managers. Elvis didn't worry about his $ much, but he did feel responsible for others, but i doubt if he suffered from stress of finances, even though Uncle Sam ripped him off good.
For 97% of that, it appears as if there was absolutely zero effort on Elvis' part. I can't count how many times I've said that about his entire career and although I didn't even exist yet to see him, I have researched him my entire life and can confidently say this. Everything was so seamless and dangerously potent, it's surreal. Like the perfect mistake was made and it was phenomenal. The scariest part is, I honestly don't think Elvis actually ever truly went pedal to the metal at full blast. Like he knew it just wasn't necessary.
The King! Nearly 50 years after Elvis Presley’s death, he has still sold the most albums and singles in recorded music history. Elvis has sold an astounding 212 million albums and another 135 million singles. Frank Sinatra came in second with 95 million singles. Michael Jackson finished 3rd with 79 million singles
Hey guys I love your reaction as always to Elvis. I saw Elvis Presley in 1975 at the Norfolk scope Colosseum which sold out in a couple hours. He did a second show and also sold out in a few hours. My favorite part about the whole concert was that song. At the end of the concert he sang the wonder of you and when he hit that last note he fell down to one knee and flung up his left hand. For the first time in the whole concert I took my eyes off of Elvis and started looking up at the Colosseum Ceiling expecting it to start unraveling. The place went completely berserk to add on to the moment. It was almost scary the way the Colosseum shook. Elvis was something!
That’s Jerry Schef on bass. He’s one of the greats. He did some work with The Doors, too. Very well respected bassist. He was also one of Elvis’ dear friends.
"It's a mug." Ha ho good one Suzy. Elvis was blessed with 2 Rock n Roll Hall of Fame guitarists in his storied career: Scotty Moore in the 50s-60s and James Burton in the 70s. After being eclipsed by the Beatles in the late 60s, starting with the 68 Special, Presley responded with a burst of gold and platinum releases. This song was one.
Travis this is for did u noticed elvis little smirk when he sang the lyrics you give hope and conciliation well in rehearsal he replaced the word conciliation to constipation lol 😂 and he remembered it during the live performance! That's our elvis always keeping it fun !❤ keep it coming elvis reactions that is !❤
The dinner tables in front of the stage , that Elvis very much did not like are long gone and replaced with regular seating. The big booths had also been removed from the showroom but if you were to go there today the booths are back since the last major remodel. The hotel with that showroom formerly the International and formerly the Hilton is now the Westgate in GIRILas Vegas.
You two are the cutest ever. Beautiful Elvis, wow, the hair the skin, the eyes the voice, gee whiz what a loss when he left us. Thanks for this great reaction. Be Blessed.
Hi guys, I’m absolutely loving your reactions especially Elvis stuff, I used to be a professional Elvis DJ, I wanted to hit you with a fun fact that I know you’ll appreciate, Elvis’s TCB touring band were made up of some of the finest musicians he could find and stayed with throughout the 70s, so he’s bass player was Jerry Scheff, and to prove how good these guys were, Jerry was the man responsible for that amazing bass in The Doors LA woman. So next time you play it think he plays for Elvis.
I was raised on Elvis because my Mom was a fan from the 50s. So I am loving your reaction videos. You guys always make me laugh and we all need more of that. Try Heart Break Hotel, Can't help falling in love and In the Ghetto ...some of my favorites
The way you say Elvis, was said that way, in the movie "Grease". Stockard Channing's character, Rizzo, sings a song, and one of the lines, is "Oh, Elvis---Elvis---let me be", and she says it just like you do; so, if you've ever seen "Grease", that's where you got the pronunciation. ❤️
This is one of the sweetest, purest, most beautiful love songs ever written! This kind of sublime songwriting, which uplifts women instead of degrading them, needs to come back. Maybe Angelina Jordan will be the one to do it with her soon-to-be new album of her originals (fingers crossed)!
Yet another fun reaction to a great live performance by Elvis. Loved it all except, and it is not your fault and I know it has to happen but the 2 15 second adverts always annoyingly happen when I am fully absorbed - such is life.😊😊
Just catching up on all your Elvis reactions, which I'm really enjoying. Liking your different take on songs I've heard a million times. For instance, in this one I'd never even noticed the bass line by Jerry Scheff 😊 (concentrating on Elvis too much!❤)
It's always nice to see a reaction from a true heterosexual man,..Travis.. because it brings me back to my days when my brother's would play his music and my father would listen to and even with these strong Men in my life,...they weren't afraid with his songs, along with his talents/gifts, he was 1 good looking man. There you go ...you can serenade Susie by dancing with her at the next Wedding you go to. By any chance, did you serenade her after this or have you had a moment to do so since Matt's suggestion? And Ty Matt...always a pleasure to hear your choices of Elvis.❤🎤✌🎸🎹
You really owe it to yourself to get away from the typical Elvis songs that everyone has heard and know Elvis by only these songs. Try “we can make the morning”. I’ve actually had this song on repeat for like a week straight and few times! Another one, “when I’m over you”. I’ve repeated this one many days in a row as well. Ooh, ooh! How about “where do I go from here”. “If I were you”, “I’m coming home”. There are so many that I do t understand why they didn’t become popular. Enjoy the ride!
Even though the words in this song are seen as a song for one person telling another what they mean to them but Elvis saw it as a religious song the wonder of you meaning the wonder of God
The only connection to it being a Gospel song was that Baker Knight, the writer of the song, had started out to write The Wonder of You as a Gospel song but by the time it was finished felt that the song had evolved from being a gospel number to being a love song, and that it had a 'Perry Come feel' to it. Elvis sang it as a love song because that’s what it was, a love song!
@@annmariering6606 well u have your thoughts and I have what I've read about from various sources in the Elvis world including Pricilla but I guess the only person who would know for definite would be Elvis himself
elvis didnt become the greatest musician by accident. His musicians were the BEST at that time. That low voice was the lowest Bass Singer in the world, he got the best guitar player, bass drummer , piano, it didnt matter to him about money, it was about being the best for his audience.
I must admit, I loathe these types of songs/music, LOL, but somehow Elvis makes it believable and still, manly. But normally, I absolutely, wholeheartedly loathe these songs. 🤣
Elvis - "Take It James!" James Burton ( LEGEND ) or "Play it James!" James & Glen Hardin are the only Surviving Members of the TCB Band!!!! I Loved Seeing Glen at Elvis 88th!!!! & He was so sweet and funny with his little speech!!! Elvis said in his Rare 1972 Interview He asked: Who is the best guitar players around -- They told him Glen Campbell and James Burton -- Elvis said well Glen Campbell is Out - ( Being No way He could get Glen ) But He said too -- He auditioned hundreds for his TCB Band and wanted THE BEST but surprised him to know the ones he chose KNEW His Music / Style... Going to Vegas He wanted something totally Different --- That the Music would FILL UP the Space -- with the Background Singers - Sweet Inspirations - The Imperials & The Stamps Then too the Orchestra .... James Burton & Glen Hardin are on Facebook!!!! and I Love checking out their pages ... Glen Travels everywhere not sure if he still does but he did performing and James does too but James has been sick He is better.... Pray for James
I’m pretty sure the bass player Jerry Scheff is still alive and a few of the background singers
James Burton also played for Ricky Nelson for awhile on "The Ozzie & Harriet Show." Awesome talent! And, from interviews of heard with him on the Sirius XM Radio Elvis Channel, he seems like a really nice, down to earth great guy as well!
My boy, My boy!
Just one thing I’ve learned. When Elvis went on tour, there were 84 people in all. He was paying them all and covering all expenses. That included orchestra, choir, backup singers, his entourage, and stage workers. For much of his career he was in the 95% tax bracket.
All of that brings a lot of responsibility and stress.
Sure, but that was all taken care of by his managers. Elvis
didn't worry about his $ much, but he did feel responsible
for others, but i doubt if he suffered from stress of finances,
even though Uncle Sam ripped him off good.
One of a kind. Never to be equalled.
No one ever looked or sounded better than Elvis kids.
For 97% of that, it appears as if there was absolutely zero effort on Elvis' part. I can't count how many times I've said that about his entire career and although I didn't even exist yet to see him, I have researched him my entire life and can confidently say this. Everything was so seamless and dangerously potent, it's surreal. Like the perfect mistake was made and it was phenomenal. The scariest part is, I honestly don't think Elvis actually ever truly went pedal to the metal at full blast. Like he knew it just wasn't necessary.
The King!
Nearly 50 years after Elvis Presley’s death, he has still sold the most albums and singles in recorded music history.
Elvis has sold an astounding 212 million albums and another 135 million singles.
Frank Sinatra came in second with 95 million singles.
Michael Jackson finished 3rd with 79 million singles
I glad you are enjoying elvis music he can sing anything
Elvis spared no expense in hiring the best session musicians for his concerts.
There is a rare clip of Elvis rehearsing this song where he sings: "You give me hope and constipation..." So now every time I hear this song...
Went to number 1 in The UK, and was a top 10 hit many places.
Hey guys I love your reaction as always to Elvis. I saw Elvis Presley in 1975 at the Norfolk scope Colosseum which sold out in a couple hours. He did a second show and also sold out in a few hours. My favorite part about the whole concert was that song. At the end of the concert he sang the wonder of you and when he hit that last note he fell down to one knee and flung up his left hand. For the first time in the whole concert I took my eyes off of Elvis and started looking up at the Colosseum Ceiling expecting it to start unraveling. The place went completely berserk to add on to the moment. It was almost scary the way the Colosseum shook. Elvis was something!
Wow !!!
That’s Jerry Schef on bass. He’s one of the greats. He did some work with The Doors, too. Very well respected bassist. He was also one of Elvis’ dear friends.
This song was. Dedicated to his fans to show how much Elvis cared for his fans
Calamity is unavoidable...
Jojo reference
I love you guys!! Suzie you have the most beautiful smile. 😊
"It's a mug." Ha ho good one Suzy.
Elvis was blessed with 2 Rock n Roll Hall of Fame guitarists in his storied career: Scotty Moore in the 50s-60s and James Burton in the 70s. After being eclipsed by the Beatles in the late 60s, starting with the 68 Special, Presley responded with a burst of gold and platinum releases. This song was one.
Love this song 🎵
Travis this is for did u noticed elvis little smirk when he sang the lyrics you give hope and conciliation well in rehearsal he replaced the word conciliation to constipation lol 😂 and he remembered it during the live performance! That's our elvis always keeping it fun !❤ keep it coming elvis reactions that is !❤
This was No.1 in the UK for 6 weeks in 1970
The dinner tables in front of the stage , that Elvis very much did not like are long gone and replaced with regular seating. The big booths had also been removed from the showroom but if you were to go there today the booths are back since the last major remodel. The hotel with that showroom formerly the International and formerly the Hilton is now the Westgate in GIRILas Vegas.
You two are the cutest ever. Beautiful Elvis, wow, the hair the skin, the eyes the voice, gee whiz what a loss when he left us. Thanks for this great reaction. Be Blessed.
The TCB band were always kicking ass and always on point!!!
LOVE YOU TWO...ALWAYS AMAZING!! 😍
Such a beautiful song! I love it! ELVIS voice is magical! Thank you!
The accented “Elvis,” was from Lisa Marie would mimic the fans. She’d call her daddy sometimes. Elvis would laugh, but told her to call him daddy.
Love your Elvis reactions!! You are a fun couple
Hi guys, I’m absolutely loving your reactions especially Elvis stuff, I used to be a professional Elvis DJ,
I wanted to hit you with a fun fact that I know you’ll appreciate, Elvis’s TCB touring band were made up of some of the finest musicians he could find and stayed with throughout the 70s, so he’s bass player was Jerry Scheff, and to prove how good these guys were, Jerry was the man responsible for that amazing bass in The Doors LA woman. So next time you play it think he plays for Elvis.
No one will ever equal the greatness of this man. 💕
I was raised on Elvis because my Mom was a fan from the 50s. So I am loving your reaction videos. You guys always make me laugh and we all need more of that. Try Heart Break Hotel, Can't help falling in love and In the Ghetto ...some of my favorites
Woww elvis fire mazung thank you so much
Beautiful. Thank you Matt
The King The best The only
The way you say Elvis, was said that way, in the movie "Grease". Stockard Channing's character, Rizzo, sings a song, and one of the lines, is "Oh, Elvis---Elvis---let me be", and she says it just like you do; so, if you've ever seen "Grease", that's where you got the pronunciation. ❤️
Funny,he one time sang hope and constapation, and could almost not stop laughing himself.
Calamity will come
Yeaaaaa!!! Keep up the Elvis songs. Love love love yalls reactions. 💕💕💕💕
Amazing reaction. Love it 💕💕💕💕
Thanks Matt
This is one of the sweetest, purest, most beautiful love songs ever written! This kind of sublime songwriting, which uplifts women instead of degrading them, needs to come back. Maybe Angelina Jordan will be the one to do it with her soon-to-be new album of her originals (fingers crossed)!
As Always Love Seeing Your Reactions To Elvis Presley Guy's
zymjams says this is his favorite Elvis song
Fire
I love this song! Great reaction guys
REQUEST: Elvis Presley singing My Babe
check out "I’ll Remember You (Aloha from Hawaii,live in Honolulu,1973)"
Yet another fun reaction to a great live performance by Elvis. Loved it all except, and it is not your fault and I know it has to happen but the 2 15 second adverts always annoyingly happen when I am fully absorbed - such is life.😊😊
“Play the song, James”…Outstanding!
❤❤❤
Just catching up on all your Elvis reactions, which I'm really enjoying. Liking your different take on songs I've heard a million times. For instance, in this one I'd never even noticed the bass line by Jerry Scheff 😊 (concentrating on Elvis too much!❤)
It's always nice to see a reaction from a true heterosexual man,..Travis.. because it brings me back to my days when my brother's would play his music and my father would listen to and even with these strong Men in my life,...they weren't afraid with his songs, along with his talents/gifts, he was 1 good looking man. There you go ...you can serenade Susie by dancing with her at the next Wedding you go to. By any chance, did you serenade her after this or have you had a moment to do so since Matt's suggestion? And Ty Matt...always a pleasure to hear your choices of Elvis.❤🎤✌🎸🎹
I love Suzi's reactions to the music
Btw "hey Elvis" it's also song by Brian Adams
Hey Travis listen to the song Any day Now by elvis off the album From Elvis in Memphis you will both love it Amazing vocals
elvis king
"Alevas" is from the Grease
The way your pronounce Elvis is from the Milton Berle TV Show in 1956
You really owe it to yourself to get away from the typical Elvis songs that everyone has heard and know Elvis by only these songs. Try “we can make the morning”. I’ve actually had this song on repeat for like a week straight and few times! Another one, “when I’m over you”. I’ve repeated this one many days in a row as well. Ooh, ooh! How about “where do I go from here”. “If I were you”, “I’m coming home”. There are so many that I do t understand why they didn’t become popular. Enjoy the ride!
Still the King
Up Port Vale FC our song sing it at kick off
Oh Travis, just grab a real plate and woo your wife !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, singing The wonder of you !!!!!!!!!!!!
Even though the words in this song are seen as a song for one person telling another what they mean to them but Elvis saw it as a religious song the wonder of you meaning the wonder of God
Yeah, no!
@@annmariering6606 yes
The only connection to it being a Gospel song was that Baker Knight, the writer of the song, had started out to write The Wonder of You as a Gospel song but by the time it was finished felt that the song had evolved from being a gospel number to being a love song, and that it had a 'Perry Come feel' to it. Elvis sang it as a love song because that’s what it was, a love song!
@@annmariering6606 well u have your thoughts and I have what I've read about from various sources in the Elvis world including Pricilla but I guess the only person who would know for definite would be Elvis himself
Calamity😐
yall can't escape calimaty
Soft and wet go beyond🫧
Too bad you didn't know you could have had 2 songs on 1 video -- "The Wonder of You" & "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me"
elvis didnt become the greatest musician by accident. His musicians were the BEST at that time. That low voice was the lowest Bass Singer in the world, he got the best guitar player, bass drummer , piano, it didnt matter to him about money, it was about being the best for his audience.
I must admit, I loathe these types of songs/music, LOL, but somehow Elvis makes it believable and still, manly. But normally, I absolutely, wholeheartedly loathe these songs. 🤣
U guys are great.....thank u
"Will tou dance with me, Of course I will! I love you beautiful people!!!