When you get to the 68 Comeback Special, you will hear some songs you've already reacted to (not this one), but you will not be hearing them the same way. You'll be gobsmacked. His live performances are in a class of their own and somehow better.
He can sing anything, when one of Elvis favorite singer Mario Lanza was asked about Elvis he said, "I would have given anything to have had the voice of Elvis.". Thanks man.
I love this gem of a song. With 700+ to listen to, it's easy to forget some of the lesser played songs. Thankyou Seph for bringing them all back to us.
An interesting catchy song , with a latino flavor. The beatles voted this song A miss in 63 on jukebox jury.They were wrong ,of course. A cool banger for me.
Great reaction Seph. Elvis always excelled and was into latin type songs, maybe because he was influenced by Mario Lanza. The single itself was released much too late in the UK and the US to do it full justice, while in European countries it climbed into several top 10 charts.
It feels so weird, watching you, actually listening to this song for the first time because I`ve lived with it since I was a child. My English wasn`t good enough to understand the lyrics, but I understood the refrain, which was more than enough for me "to sing" along with Elvis and to add my jibberish in between :))) This is a BANGER, no question about it :))) I must admit, every single time you show your Elvis list, I get a punch to my stomach when I see Elvis`s songs at D, E, or even F. To me, it feels like sacrilege :) I just can`t combine Elvis`s name with such low marks. In my mind, C is the absolute limit. I could never give an Elvis song a D, or even an E. F doesn`t exist where Elvis is concerned. No, no Fs !! But I know that`s my "Elvis Fan Complex"... Great reaction, as always, dear Seph! ❤ I believe you love the Greek bouzouki-like and Spanish-like sounds 🎶Or am I wrong?
Everything above an F rank has changed sooooo much for me. Some E ranks have been B ranks and some A's have been C's haha So please take it with a pinch of salt But everything in F and S are very very very veryyyyyyyy locked in at this point. Them songs i have given sooooo many listens at this point and wont change. Harbor lights being the bottom of the bottom for me... And i dont think i know your first language? Have i never asked!? xD
@@SephPlays I am trying to take it with a pinch of salt. One has to face views from another angle. Oh yes, Harbor Lights by the Platters. Elvis`s first recording attempts. I know, Elvis sounds weird singing it. I really can`t blame you. But he was so young and inexperienced when it was recorded. Back then they had no TV, no internet, just a radio and maybe a record player. When I think of Elvis`s background and the poverty he came from, I really ask myself how he did it. He must have been far more intelligent and talented than people give him credit for. My first language is Slovene, my second language is German, English is my third language, Croatian is my fourth language, ... and French is my Fifth language, which is on the F list: Three Fs there... LOL Languages are like muscles. If you don`t use them, they get feebly and/or non-existent. French is my most obvious Achilles heel☹ Irritating, but it is what it is. Thanks again Seph. Have a nice weekend and take care. Greetings from Slovenia :)
S rank, top notch Elvis classic. Great to be back on Elvis Central Double Banger Station. Very good and fun reaction.😄 Instead of fade out ending, wish they made more of a Surrender ending on a high note or a cool drum solo ending.
@@SephPlays I think the longest released Elvis song is 9.19 min there's also a long version of that same song at 12.22 min that wasn' t officially released.
I love your reactions, Seph, whether you love the song or strongly dislike the song or just feel "meh" about the song. Never doubt that, Seph 👍 But your background on this one just made me 🎶Stop🎶😁 (not hating, not at all; I honestly don't care what background you choose to use; but the one you chose to use for this one could not go unmentioned 😉). Having said that, GREAT reaction, Seph 👏👏🌹🌹💐💐 Okay, so getting right into it then: "Kiss Me Quick" was written by Doc Pomus & Mort Shuman and since I already gave you info on the two gentlemen songwriters I am going to do something different today 😃 "Kiss Me Quick" was recorded by Elvis and Company (The Jordanaires and studio musicians that is) on June 25, 1961 at RCA Studio B in Nashville, Tennessee. "Kiss Me Quick" was first released on Elvis's 7th studio album "Pot Luck With Elvis" on June 5, 1962. Note: The album is commonly known as and referred to as "Pot Luck" but the official album title is "Pot Luck With Elvis". The Pot Luck album peaked at #4 on the Billboard Top LP's chart in 1964. Pot Luck Recording Sessions took place on the listed dates & at the listed locations below: - March 22, 1961 at Radio Recorders in Hollywood. - June 25, 1961 & October 15, 1961 & March 18, 1962 & March March 19, 1962 at RCA Studio B in Nashville, Tennessee. "Kiss Me Quick" was released as a single in 1963 with "Something Blue" on the B- side in the UK & Europe. It was listed as a #1 single for 8 weeks from June to July 1963 in Europe. In 1964, the song was released as a single in the U.S. with "Suspicion" on the B- side. It was also released as a single in South Africa, Brazil, and Japan that same year. A 4- track extended play was released in 1964 in the Netherlands. It featured "Kiss Me Quick" and "Night Rider" in Side 1 and "Joshua Fit The Battle" and "Judy" on Side 2. The single would peak at #34 on the Billboard singles chart (US) in 1964, #29 in Record World, #14 in the UK in 1964, and #3 in Canada and Germany. Thank you so much as always, Seph! Looks like the Elvis 🚂💨🍃🍁🍂🌿 is pulling into Banger Central Station! Choo- Choo! YAY 🙌💃🙌💃 Peace ✌& blessings 🙏 to you & yours & to one & all here as well 💕
Ohh wait!!! I know these guys!! Crazy how many songs they have done that i seem to like :D Yeah the background was totally random not a personal choice haha So hows you on this fine Friday Sammy? :DDD
@@SephPlays I'm doin' all right. It's always a good day when the sun is shining. Had rain for days. My yard was beginning to look suspiciously swampy 😂 Edit: The background was random? How does that work? Evil algorithms? Just curious.
A swamp is better then nothing 😊 And yeah... My backgrounds are nearly completely random. I literally type in random numbers and letters into google images and use the very first thing i see. So yeah pretty random haha also thinking about it now... Pretty lazy haha 😅
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When you get to the 68 Comeback Special, you will hear some songs you've already reacted to (not this one), but you will not be hearing them the same way. You'll be gobsmacked. His live performances are in a class of their own and somehow better.
I'm very much looking forward to his live stuffs :D
Elvis makes me so happy
He can sing anything, when one of Elvis favorite singer Mario Lanza was asked about Elvis he said, "I would have given anything to have had the voice of Elvis.". Thanks man.
I reallllyyyyy mist give Mario a listen!!! 😍
No wonder the world is inlove with Elvis love his 50s n 60s and some in 70s.
I really appreciate the deep dive. You’re doing into his catalog, I’m definitely hearing songs of his that I’ve never heard before, thank you!
I love this gem of a song. With 700+ to listen to, it's easy to forget some of the lesser played songs. Thankyou Seph for bringing them all back to us.
You are soooooooo welcome :D
Always like this song.
Feel good Elvis song🥰 his voice just makes me happy❣
Yes, took the words right outta my mouth! 🥰
This song is one of the top songs of the 60s which gained world wide popularity, even today during some parties this song is played for dancing!
Im so glad that this one is played even today!! Its a very worthy song!
I LOVE THIS ONE... :)
Love this one! From Elvis Pot Luck album.
You made 😂 you are surprised it's good. Love Elvis voice on this very catchy song brilliant thank you you cheered my day up 😂
Your comment cheered me up :D
@@SephPlays I can remember if you done 57 show in olympia michigan it was filmed are you going to do 61 show last live one before come back show.
Makes me wanna dance!!! Go Elvis Go!! lol 💃💃💃😘😘😘
In Sweden it was on the list for 24 weeks in 1963, reached #3.
An interesting catchy song , with a latino flavor.
The beatles voted this song A miss in 63 on jukebox jury.They were wrong ,of course.
A cool banger for me.
Great reaction Seph. Elvis always excelled and was into latin type songs, maybe because he was influenced by Mario Lanza. The single itself was released much too late in the UK and the US to do it full justice, while in European countries it climbed into several top 10 charts.
Love This Song!! 💘
BANGER for me! His voice makes me so happy and relaxed. 🥰🔥
This song was very successful in Germany. One of my favorite songs.
A definite banger for me! Love your reaction.
Thank you soooooo much Jenny :D
How are you today Jenny?
One of his best.🙂
A smoother Elvis
Soooo freakin smooth 😍
P.S. Thank you so much for the incredible Micky Mouse voice!!! 💛🧡❤
hahahahaha You are totally welcome hehehe
One of my favorites.
Another song I've never heard. Good job Seph. I was going to say mid range but you and the vocal has convinced me it might be worth more.
It feels so weird, watching you, actually listening to this song for the first time because I`ve lived with it since I was a child. My English wasn`t good enough to understand the lyrics, but I understood the refrain, which was more than enough for me "to sing" along with Elvis and to add my jibberish in between :)))
This is a BANGER, no question about it :)))
I must admit, every single time you show your Elvis list, I get a punch to my stomach when I see Elvis`s songs at D, E, or even F. To me, it feels like sacrilege :)
I just can`t combine Elvis`s name with such low marks.
In my mind, C is the absolute limit.
I could never give an Elvis song a D, or even an E.
F doesn`t exist where Elvis is concerned. No, no Fs !!
But I know that`s my "Elvis Fan Complex"...
Great reaction, as always, dear Seph! ❤
I believe you love the Greek bouzouki-like and Spanish-like sounds 🎶Or am I wrong?
Everything above an F rank has changed sooooo much for me. Some E ranks have been B ranks and some A's have been C's haha So please take it with a pinch of salt
But everything in F and S are very very very veryyyyyyyy locked in at this point. Them songs i have given sooooo many listens at this point and wont change. Harbor lights being the bottom of the bottom for me...
And i dont think i know your first language? Have i never asked!? xD
@@SephPlays
I am trying to take it with a pinch of salt. One has to face views from another angle.
Oh yes, Harbor Lights by the Platters. Elvis`s first recording attempts. I know, Elvis sounds weird singing it. I really can`t blame you. But he was so young and inexperienced when it was recorded. Back then they had no TV, no internet, just a radio and maybe a record player. When I think of Elvis`s background and the poverty he came from, I really ask myself how he did it. He must have been far more intelligent and talented than people give him credit for.
My first language is Slovene, my second language is German, English is my third language, Croatian is my fourth language,
... and French is my Fifth language, which is on the F list: Three Fs there... LOL
Languages are like muscles. If you don`t use them, they get feebly and/or non-existent. French is my most obvious Achilles heel☹ Irritating, but it is what it is.
Thanks again Seph. Have a nice weekend and take care.
Greetings from Slovenia :)
S rank, top notch Elvis classic. Great to be back on Elvis Central Double Banger Station. Very good and fun reaction.😄
Instead of fade out ending, wish they made more of a Surrender ending on a high note or a cool drum solo ending.
THIS was a veryyyyyy hard one to rank for me. I NEARLYYYY put it in S rank. But finally decided on A rank.
And im going to go on the record and say "every Elvis song should be atleast 40 minutes.... Any less is a CRIME!"
@@SephPlays Harbor Lights for 40 minutes or cannibal piano songs hahaha.
Wellll.............. They should be 40..... SECONDS or less otherwise its a crime haha
@@SephPlays I think the longest released Elvis song is 9.19 min there's also a long version of that same song at 12.22 min that wasn' t officially released.
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Love the effort you put in the landscape 😂
I'm very glad you liked it :D
...and the wonderful Micky Mouse voice :)))
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I love your reactions, Seph, whether you love the song or strongly dislike the song or just feel "meh" about the song.
Never doubt that, Seph 👍
But your background on this one just made me 🎶Stop🎶😁 (not hating, not at all; I honestly don't care what background you choose to use; but the one you chose to use for this one could not go unmentioned 😉).
Having said that, GREAT reaction, Seph 👏👏🌹🌹💐💐
Okay, so getting right into it then: "Kiss Me Quick" was written by Doc Pomus & Mort Shuman and since I already gave you info on the two gentlemen songwriters I am going to do something different today 😃
"Kiss Me Quick" was recorded by Elvis and Company (The Jordanaires and studio musicians that is) on June 25, 1961 at RCA Studio B in Nashville, Tennessee.
"Kiss Me Quick" was first released on Elvis's 7th studio album "Pot Luck With Elvis" on June 5, 1962. Note: The album is commonly known as and referred to as "Pot Luck" but the official album title is "Pot Luck With Elvis".
The Pot Luck album peaked at #4 on the Billboard Top LP's chart in 1964.
Pot Luck Recording Sessions took place on the listed dates & at the listed locations below:
- March 22, 1961 at Radio Recorders in Hollywood.
- June 25, 1961 & October 15, 1961 & March 18, 1962 & March March 19, 1962 at RCA Studio B in Nashville, Tennessee.
"Kiss Me Quick" was released as a single in 1963 with "Something Blue" on the B- side in the UK & Europe. It was listed as a #1 single for 8 weeks from June to July 1963 in Europe.
In 1964, the song was released as a single in the U.S. with "Suspicion" on the B- side. It was also released as a single in South Africa, Brazil, and Japan that same year.
A 4- track extended play was released in 1964 in the Netherlands. It featured "Kiss Me Quick" and "Night Rider" in Side 1 and "Joshua Fit The Battle" and "Judy" on Side 2.
The single would peak at #34 on the Billboard singles chart (US) in 1964, #29 in Record World, #14 in the UK in 1964, and #3 in Canada and Germany.
Thank you so much as always, Seph!
Looks like the Elvis 🚂💨🍃🍁🍂🌿 is pulling into Banger Central Station!
Choo- Choo! YAY 🙌💃🙌💃
Peace ✌& blessings 🙏 to you & yours & to one & all here as well 💕
Ohh wait!!! I know these guys!! Crazy how many songs they have done that i seem to like :D
Yeah the background was totally random not a personal choice haha
So hows you on this fine Friday Sammy? :DDD
@@SephPlays I'm doin' all right. It's always a good day when the sun is shining. Had rain for days. My yard was beginning to look suspiciously swampy 😂
Edit: The background was random? How does that work? Evil algorithms?
Just curious.
A swamp is better then nothing 😊
And yeah... My backgrounds are nearly completely random. I literally type in random numbers and letters into google images and use the very first thing i see. So yeah pretty random haha also thinking about it now... Pretty lazy haha 😅
@@SephPlays I saw your reply just now & yes, a swamp is better than nothing 😊
But this is 62 still more from 61 left.
It was recorded in june 61
@@florinfrentiu1383 Yes and realesed in 62
@@jackcarson6288 He has done Crying In The Chapel recorded 1960 which was not released until 1965, so the recording date seems to be the criteria.
I'm listening to these in the order their were recorded :D