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Ronnie Tutt was an awesome drummer. ❤
Who else could make an entrance like that?
The Drummer Ronnie Tutt. He’s the BEST❤
saw him twice in concert, he had a aura about him that just blew you away. I am 80 now but loved him since I was a 12 year old girl in 1956 watching him on tv and my parents were not happy about it. Times were so different then and nobody understands the backlash he got for his music and his style. Parents, teachers, preachers all called it the devil's music. No to mention the guys who's girlfriends fell out over Elvis. If you want to see true history in the short documentary "Elvis Presley and the Black Community' that is eye opening what a challenge he had. You see in the segregated 50's white stations would not play black music until Elvis brought it to the forefront. Having been raised in a poor black neighborhood Elvis was an advocate for many black artist like James Brown and Jackie Wilson, Since Elvis grew up in gospel and often in black churches it was his favorite music. Thank you for your kind perspective on Elvis, you are great reactors. Be Blessed
I also go way back w-him -- began in '54 age 11 w-the 45's & the occasional TV show but I was lucky -- no one in my family saw anything wrong about it -- my mother even said "He's going to be very big one day" & I never saw it as anything sexual about it -- I understood that he was moving to the music he was feeling.
I’m 66 and saw Elvis also, Chicago Stadium June 1972, October 1976 and May 1977. But probably the best was I saw him at The Las Vegas Hilton in August 1974 during The Elvis Summer Festival. I would like to hear more of your experiences if we can connect somehow? We’re a dying breed. Take care.
His band was top notch!! They watched his every move! So much love and respect for one another. They had so much fun! ❤
Elvis era già fantastico dal momento in cui saliva sul palco..💯💯👏⭐⭐
What you guys probably don't realize is that it was very rare to see Elvis perform live. he did thousands of shows but he hit the same old cities over and over again because of the Colonel and tens of millions were never able to see him live. And he had only been back on tour for about 3 years when this was filmed. He was the King again and the top concert draw of the 70s
His body movement is how he conducts the band. They watch his hand and body moves to play and sing accordingly
People always reacted that way to Elvis from the very beginning, to the end.
There is no one greater than Elvis .... so beloved
Elvis toured with an 8 or 10 man band, a male gospel group, a female vocal trio, a special high soprano female vocalist and a full 30 pc orchestra. Every show was sold out. Every tour.
The only time he had 3 female backups was after Cissy Houston left in '69 (w-Cissy it was 4) & he then hired a 4th, but I can't recall her name.
@@carolhayar3037 I said “toured with” and Cissy Houston only sang with him in Vegas, - never toured with him - so you are correct. We both are.
@@emerald1805 Yup. Interestingly tho' is the comment Whitney Houston made that her mother was w-Elvis yrs., so of course she'll be believed. Thanks.
"Lhomme le plus connu on va dire de la planète " 😇😲💯💥💫👏👏🙏🙏🙏
Can you please review
Walk a Mile In My Shoes
From his 1970 LasVegas Show
It’s powerful!
Love you guys so much!!
Long time since I've heard that song 🎉❤
So glad you guys are doing elvis 's music again ! Love it you guys are awesome!❤😂😊
Believe or not he was very nervous before every concert. He had stage fright till he died.
Please play 1972 Elvis interview in New York 1972, Complete Madison Sq Gardens. He is wearing blue suit. He is natural and funny
So good
J.D Sumner is the bass singer, he is a Basso Profundo (the lowest bass).
Ronnie Tutt was the drummer...
I think that Tina Turner would have loved his version!!!
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I came up with a "fantasy" concert, I could really imagine myself watching and listening to Elvis and these artists:
Whitney Houston, Aretha Franklin, Freddie Mercury, Janis Joplin, James Brown, Michael Jackson, Bob Marley and Elvis Presley (if I could hear Elvis sing some duets with Lisa Marie to).
Would you go and watch them perform if you could, or who would you like to see and hear if you could choose anyone???
Scintillating = stimulating, yes!!!
Seen in concert once it was fanastic his band was pneumonia Ronnie kept up with ever mood of elvis
This guy changed music ...We went from "HOW MUCH IS THAT DOGGIE IN THE WINDOW " to "HOUND DOG " , went from singers who basically almost stood still in front of a microphone when they sang a song, to Elvis ROCKIN' AND ROLLIN' all over the stage . In the 1950s Elvis hit the music scene like an ATOMIC. BOMB and music has never been the same since. He didn't invent Rock and Roll, but Elvis lit the fuse that blew people away by it . He was the FIRST superstar of Rock , and has influenced nearly everybody who came after him ...Some will admit to that , and some won't , His STAR status shines almost as bright NOW nearly 50 years after his death , as it did back in the 50s . Even FONZIE called Elvis the COOLEST ! lol !
almost still in front of a microphone
Love this so much! ❤
The whole ensemble was fantastic. I envy the people who got to see him live and in concert. The best there ever was. 🍁
It looks like he started the show with this song, But he didn't, They just cut to it. Thanks Guys. He always starts with either See see rider, Or That's all right. 😊
No, it doesn't look like the start of the show. They were attaching his cape; that was always done, t'ward the end.
Again, great reaction. Every show, every concert performance was so electric it is hard to imagine the feeling of seeing him live and in person. No other performer has ever had that effect on the audience. It was like being in Nirvana. He was even more handsome in person and the love just flowed through everyone. Spectacular!!!❤❤❤
@@catwhisperer9489 Elvis starts and ends with the cape. After second song Proud Mary Charlie Hodge detached the cape and attached it bevor last song Can´t Help Falling In Love.
Right, Proud Mary was the second song of this show, first was See See Rider.
@@catwhisperer9489 Actually, in his 1972 Hampton Roads,Virginia concert he came up the steps onto the stage w-a cape. He was in the light blue jumpsuit.
The fact that he was wearing his cape,i would think it was his last song .. Normally he put on his cape at the end of a show.
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Check out In the Ghetto it will tear your heart out
They edited the video to make it look like the first song of the concert. It is not.
He has so many nice songs and you pick this one. A shame. You need to watch his movie Blue Hawaii. Then you will see him at his best.
It was a request and a great one.
Más majestuoso en todos los sentidos son los 70
It's a matter of opinion, of preference. You prefer Blue Hawaii, others prefer this, which I also prefer, & I just don't happen to think he was at his best in BH. But this certainly was in no way "a shame" in the least.