Peace, Love and Understanding is my favorite song of all time. It is written by his good friend Nick Lowe, which Elvis acknowledges. When in a concert with Nick he says "This is a song that Nick wrote and I stole."
One of the very best Elvis Costello tunes, such a classic. Backyard playlist all day. You should check out Everyday I Write The Book next. It's more of an old old school R&B sound, but also backyard playlist worthy.
@@DawnSuttonfabfour I just listened to Brinsley's Schwarz original of Peace, Love...for the first time. I just like how Elvis rocked it harder. I'm a fan of Nick Lowe too, hopefully they'll get back to him.
Probably one of the best love songs ever written & he sings it with such great emotion. I always tear up hearing that one. J & Amber need to watch Notting Hill too. Great movie.
Elvis is a genius. Over his whole career he's probably done every genre known to man. After all his great albums, I still have a soft spot for this one. An absolute classic. I agree that Watching the Detectives should be next just keep riding that Elvis train!
Two suggestions for your next Elvis Costello song: “Watching the Detectives” and “Veronica”, that second one was co-written by Paul McCartney (one of a group of songs the two have co-written, McCartney’s “My Brave Face” is another one worthy of a reaction, too).
You're right, he's a musical genius. There are many great suggestions here, my picks are "Everyday I Write The Book," "Watching the Detectives" or "(What's So Funny About) Peace Love and Understanding." You have a fun journey ahead as you check out more.
Elvis is married to Diana Krall, a Canadian jazz pianist and singer. She is incredible. In 2002, she released "Live in Paris." I know you don't react to much jazz but her opening song, "I Love Being Here with You" is definitely worth a listen.
Fun fact... The backing musicians on this track were from a California band called Clover. Their actual lead singer at the time was none other than Huey Lewis.
Clover were kind of the house band at the bottom of the hill that I lived on in San Anselmo at a club called "The Lion's Share" in the '70s, before they were Elvis Costello's backup band, or Huey Lewis and the News. It was also the first place that Randy Newman played in public. It had amazing music for a tiny venue. I saw Taj Mahal and Van Morrison there, among others.
Elvis Costello also collaborated and recorded with Paul McCartney. I would suggest the song Veronica. As well as My Brave Face which is a song that Elvis Costello helped write and Paul McCartney sing some vocals on
Elvis is a musical genius! So many styles, the wordplay in his lyrics. Check out Watching The Detectives, Every Day I Write the Book, and Shipbuilding (gorgeous horns). Always grateful to my freshman roommate for introducing me to Elvis back in '78 -- one of my top fave artists of all time.
Oh boy, Elvis' catalogue is absolutely huge. Try 'Every Day I Write the Book', 'She', 'Watching the Detectives', 'Oliver's Army', 'Shipbuilding', 'God give me strength' and anything from his album with Burt Bacharach.
This song is actually about his desire to kill her out of jealousy. He “can’t stand to see her this way “. He’s going to “ put out the lights” and his “aim is true “ . When I first heard this song , many moons ago, I thought it was a love song as well. It was in an interview that I heard him talk about the darker side of love.
I don't think 'my aim is true' has to do with a gun..except maybe as a double entendre ... but he certainly is not the friend he is trying to pretend to be
Watching the Detectives, I Don't Want to Go To Chelsea, more of a banger and some great lead and bass guitar playing and clever vocal phrasing is I'm Not Angry.... probably one of his fastest songs.
Elvis Costello has worked in so many musical genres. He did a country album in the late 80s called "King of America" -- so many great songs on that one!
@@michaelcullen5308 Right, but "King of America," the one I mentioned, is also a country album. I prefer it to "Almost Blue," which is why I chose that one.
Oliver's Army is another Costello song worth having a look at..It's a song about the Conflict in Northern Ireland which lasted 30 year from 1960 known as The Troubles
Literally every song on the first 3 albums are all bangers! Alison is off the first album, My Aim True. Red Shoes, Watching The Detectives, and Blame It On Cain are standouts on a masterpiece of a debut.That's a good start. His has so much great music. Elvis Costello is truly a treasure of a musician and songwriter.💯🎶🎶🎸😎
Elvis is King! Every song on My Aim is True is gold. But he's given us so many great songs and musical styles. Next should most definitely be WATCHING THE DETECTIVES
In terms of classic Elvis Costello, I definitely recommend “Radio Radio,” “What’s So Funny Bout Peace, Love and Understanding,” “I Don’t Want to Go to Chelsea” and one of my favorites, “Deep Dark Truthful Mirror.” And for a deeper cut, and somewhat left of center song, “I Want You” is really good. His voice is highlighted so well in it.
Love this song !!! Got to hear watching the detectives Red shoes What's so funny about peace love and understanding Radio Radio These are ALL ICONIC ELVIS COSTELLO ❤❤
I am so so so happy you reacted this. Such a beautiful song. I think your next reaction to Elvis Costello should be “Veronica”, “Accidents will Happen” or “Everyday I write the book”. He is such a unique talent. Love him!❤
Somewhere between this song and Pump It Up is what is probably my favorite Elvis Costello song: Everyday I Write The Book. Very fun, but also such great lyrics.
Allison is my favorite song by Elvis. Everything about it is sooo good. Next I would go with (What's So Funny 'bout) Peace, Love & Understanding. I really like the song I Want You, really cool.
Watching The Detectives is my favourite EC song - there's not another song like it! BIG drums and a scary narrative, with a heavy reggae slant. It's a MUST LISTEN!!
Love that you picked another Elvis song. "Watching the Detectives" has the most amazing bass track, it's pretty much the lead instrument. All his early stuff is fantastic. Linda Ronstadt does a cover of "Alison" that's also pretty good.
(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love & Understanding, Oliver's Army, I Can't Stand Up For Falling Down, Accidents Will Happen, and Everyday I Write The Book, are my favorite songs from him. I listen to those all the time. The man is a total class act!
Actually not the Attractions. He was backed on this album by members of an American group called Clover whose members would go on to be in Huey lewis & the News, Southern Pacific & the Doobie Brothers.
Such a good choice for your second EC review, it really shows his range from Pump it Up. He has so many more, in so many Genres from Country to Crooner. ✌️
It’s not his most popular single but as a Summertime request I would love y’all to do Elvis Costellos “The Other Side of Summer”. Highly underrated single
We know you guys dig Linda Ronstadt - she did a couple of Elvis' tunes on her 1980 album "Mad Love" including this one (Alison). You should give her version a spin!! Elvis has SO many awesome songs that you need to investigate and he is STILL putting out great music to this day.
Musically, it may be "Chill" but that creates a contrast to the sharpness of the lyrics. Entirely different backing bands between this and Pump It Up. However both were produced by Nick Lowe.
Elvis Costello is definitely a legend!!! He's got so many amazing songs to check out, but I really think you guys would love "What's So Funny Bout (Peace, Love and Understanding)"
Love to see you guys circling back on EC! Such a prolific song writer. He's just got so many hits its unreal! One of my favorite suggestions would be "Oliver's Army", but as others have suggested, I would also not be mad at you for doin "What's so Funny About Peace, Love....." either! ;)
One of his greatest songs in a catalogue of great songs. Well done for the reaction. He never performed it live until 1983, six years after releasing it, and all these years on its still an absolute highlight of his live sets...he often incorporates other like-minded songs into this when he does it live...genius...❤
I must say, you guys have gotten really good at hearing all the little things that make a song great. It's been great to see your growth month after month. You sound like a pair of old pros, honestly! Really great job guys!
I love, love, love the opening guitar riff. He's seeing Alison's life isn't all that great and that if he was in her life he would never hurt her like the guy she ended up with. "did he leave your pretty fingers lying in the wedding cake?" It's a sad song. Very melancholy.
Elvis Costello when he was alongside his band "The Attractions" put out dozens of bangers. Their fiorst 3 albums are loaded with hits. Enjoy this small but powerful rabbit hole!
Elvis Costello's song "Veronica" is a great song about an elderly woman with Alzheimer's, who had such a beautiful exciting life. Touching and catchy tune.
You need to do a lot more Elvis. I love him. There's a song on his Imperial Bedroom album called "...And In Every Home" that is beautiful. Elvis has done songs in every genre. He has even written songs with, and recorded an album with Burt Bacharach, a pop jazz composer.
He can do it all... if you run out of ideas from his heyday, check out any song from Painted from Memory... and album he did with Burt Bacharach. Oh BTW- although not so much rock and pop; his wife (Diana Krall) is an amazing musical artist in her own right. I love that you guys are continuing to dig into artists like this!
Are you familiar with Elvis's wife, Canadian jazz singer Diana Krall? Incredible smoky-husky-but- refined voice, great piano skills. Pick a song. Any song.
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"What's So Funny About Peace, Love and Understanding" is an Elvis classic. Another gem is "Radio Radio"
Thanks Brad! I was just going to recommend that. One of my favs.
Elvis does a nice cover
Of the Brinsley Schwartz
Song - What’s so funny
Check out the original
Peace, Love and Understanding is my favorite song of all time. It is written by his good friend Nick Lowe, which Elvis acknowledges. When in a concert with Nick he says "This is a song that Nick wrote and I stole."
2 MORE of my FAVES ! (watching the detectives and Oliver's Army are the OTHER 2 faves!)
Nick Lowe produced the MAIT album. I saw Nick & Dave in concert twice once with Paul Carrack. OMG.
This and Watching The Detectives and Red Shoes are his best. Watching The Detectives should be your next Elvis Costello song.
I'll second that!!
Hear hear!!!
🎵…she’s filing her nails, while they’re draggin’ the lake…🎶. Classic!
I second Watching The Detectives, but I would throw in Shipbuilding and Every Day I Write the Book.
Yes I have to agree!
I really like “Every Day I Write the Book.” It just makes me smile and puts me in a good mood. 👍😊
Fantastic song.
Very underrated song.
Something about the changes in “Every Day” blows me away!
Love that song!
Yes!!
One of the very best Elvis Costello tunes, such a classic. Backyard playlist all day. You should check out Everyday I Write The Book next. It's more of an old old school R&B sound, but also backyard playlist worthy.
Jay & Amber, you'll love his "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding" and "Watching The Detectives" !!
I have to insist upon the original Brinsley Schwartz.
@@DawnSuttonfabfour I just listened to Brinsley's Schwarz original of Peace, Love...for the first time. I just like how Elvis rocked it harder. I'm a fan of Nick Lowe too, hopefully they'll get back to him.
Perfect 2 suggestions!
.. then all the other stuff. 😉
I love Elvis Costello! His version of the song "She" is so beautiful and definitely my favorite.
Love that song. It was used near the end of the 1999 film Notting Hill.
Most definitely.
Yo did y’all actually say this because I had some comments on this video that I sent but I had NEVER SEEN THIS VIDEO BEFORE IDK WHAT IS HAPPENING
Oh, YES! Please, react to "SHE"
Probably one of the best love songs ever written & he sings it with such great emotion. I always tear up hearing that one. J & Amber need to watch Notting Hill too. Great movie.
His song Veronica is beautiful. I believe it was written about his grandmother who had dementia
Yes, co-written with Paul McCartney (who plays bass as well) and is such an emotional song.
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If they do Veronica, they should react to My Brave Face as well. They co-wrote both of them.
Alison is pretty good, but IMHO Veronica is a masterpiece. The lyrics are so good.
I agree. I love the song Veronica.
Especially the story behind Veronica ✌️
Veronica is also my favorite, but I’m overall a huge fan of most of his songs.
YO DID SOMEONE HACK ME I DID NOT SAY THAT
IVE NEVER HEARD OF THIS
Elvis is a genius. Over his whole career he's probably done every genre known to man. After all his great albums, I still have a soft spot for this one. An absolute classic. I agree that Watching the Detectives should be next just keep riding that Elvis train!
Two suggestions for your next Elvis Costello song: “Watching the Detectives” and “Veronica”, that second one was co-written by Paul McCartney (one of a group of songs the two have co-written, McCartney’s “My Brave Face” is another one worthy of a reaction, too).
The "Spike" album is absolutely brilliant stuff. The collaboration between EC and Paul McCartney just worked so well.
You're right, he's a musical genius. There are many great suggestions here, my picks are "Everyday I Write The Book," "Watching the Detectives" or "(What's So Funny About) Peace Love and Understanding." You have a fun journey ahead as you check out more.
Watching the Detectives is so great!
I could listen to it every day
If you want a slight detour, you might also like Chet Baker's cover of the Elvis Costello song "Almost Blue."
Elvis is married to Diana Krall, a Canadian jazz pianist and singer. She is incredible. In 2002, she released "Live in Paris." I know you don't react to much jazz but her opening song, "I Love Being Here with You" is definitely worth a listen.
I also love her song ‘Popsicle Toes’!
I love everything by Elvis Costello. Great artist. Thanks for playing him.
Watching the Detectives is another great song! Reggae!
Peace love and Understanding, Costello at
Fun fact... The backing musicians on this track were from a California band called Clover. Their actual lead singer at the time was none other than Huey Lewis.
Clover were kind of the house band at the bottom of the hill that I lived on in San Anselmo at a club called "The Lion's Share" in the '70s, before they were Elvis Costello's backup band, or Huey Lewis and the News. It was also the first place that Randy Newman played in public. It had amazing music for a tiny venue. I saw Taj Mahal and Van Morrison there, among others.
Every day I write the book! Class video.
Elvis Costello also collaborated and recorded with Paul McCartney. I would suggest the song Veronica. As well as My Brave Face which is a song that Elvis Costello helped write and Paul McCartney sing some vocals on
Elvis is a musical genius! So many styles, the wordplay in his lyrics. Check out Watching The Detectives, Every Day I Write the Book, and Shipbuilding (gorgeous horns). Always grateful to my freshman roommate for introducing me to Elvis back in '78 -- one of my top fave artists of all time.
Shipbuilding. Yes.
Oh boy, Elvis' catalogue is absolutely huge. Try 'Every Day I Write the Book', 'She', 'Watching the Detectives', 'Oliver's Army', 'Shipbuilding', 'God give me strength' and anything from his album with Burt Bacharach.
My favorite Elivis Costello song…. My step sister’s mother dated him for years in the 70’s
This song is actually about his desire to kill her out of jealousy. He “can’t stand to see her this way “. He’s going to “ put out the lights” and his “aim is true “ . When I first heard this song , many moons ago, I thought it was a love song as well. It was in an interview that I heard him talk about the darker side of love.
I always got that from the lyrics. I got a kick out of the smooth R&B feel of the music juxtaposed with the darkness of the lyrics.
I don't think 'my aim is true' has to do with a gun..except maybe as a double entendre ... but he certainly is not the friend he is trying to pretend to be
This is the comment I searched for in case I would be redundant.
How can people not hear it? Mr Costello is not advocating, he is illustrating.
Not according to EC, he stated the song is about “disappointing somebody” and denies suggestions that it “refers to murder.”
Really, that's what you think?
Big fan of EC.
Check out Veronica, which was co-written by Paul McCartney, and features him on bass!
Named my first born Alison because of Elvis.
My Alison bought us tickets to see him and he was awesome. He encored with “Alison”. Made my night!!! I was so happy.
Watching the Detectives, I Don't Want to Go To Chelsea, more of a banger and some great lead and bass guitar playing and clever vocal phrasing is I'm Not Angry.... probably one of his fastest songs.
“Every day I write the book “you should do that one next.
This is in my top ten songs of all time. It’s gorgeous and Elvis Costello’s voice is on point. Brilliant.
He's a musical genius.
So many different sounds.
Love me some Elvis
This one is lesser known, but I’m gonna throw out “I Want You”. So beautiful and haunting.
Pure angry passion, my favorite song by him.
Watching the Detectives by Elvis Costelo is fantastic, you'll LOVE it.
Elvis Costello has worked in so many musical genres. He did a country album in the late 80s called "King of America" -- so many great songs on that one!
His all-country album was "Almost Blue"
His grandma
@@michaelcullen5308 Right, but "King of America," the one I mentioned, is also a country album. I prefer it to "Almost Blue," which is why I chose that one.
Oliver's Army is another Costello song worth having a look at..It's a song about the Conflict in Northern Ireland which lasted 30 year from 1960 known as The Troubles
My Aim is True being the name of the album this was featured on
Linda Ronstadt did a cover of this, also. Elvis Costello has such a distinctive voice.
Literally every song on the first 3 albums are all bangers! Alison is off the first album, My Aim True. Red Shoes, Watching The Detectives, and Blame It On Cain are standouts on a masterpiece of a debut.That's a good start. His has so much great music. Elvis Costello is truly a treasure of a musician and songwriter.💯🎶🎶🎸😎
Two little Hitlers, Pay it Back, This years girl, etc ...not a bad one in the bunch
"Veronica" is another good one, and it would help to watch the official video.
Elvis is King!
Every song on My Aim is True is gold. But he's given us so many great songs and musical styles. Next should most definitely be WATCHING THE DETECTIVES
I think you guys might be ready for the song, "Watching The Detectives"
In terms of classic Elvis Costello, I definitely recommend “Radio Radio,” “What’s So Funny Bout Peace, Love and Understanding,” “I Don’t Want to Go to Chelsea” and one of my favorites, “Deep Dark Truthful Mirror.” And for a deeper cut, and somewhat left of center song, “I Want You” is really good. His voice is highlighted so well in it.
One of the UKs greatest songwriters of all time for sure 🫶
I'm a big Elvis Costello fan. My absolute favorite is "Beyond Belief"; the sound and lyrics are fantastic.
What’s so funny about “peace love and understanding”💥
"Cause I don't know if you've been loving some body. I only know it isn't mine"
What a great lyric!
Love this song !!! Got to hear watching the detectives
Red shoes
What's so funny about peace love and understanding
Radio Radio
These are ALL ICONIC ELVIS COSTELLO ❤❤
Yes!! 😎👍
I am so so so happy you reacted this. Such a beautiful song. I think your next reaction to Elvis Costello should be “Veronica”, “Accidents will Happen” or “Everyday I write the book”. He is such a unique talent. Love him!❤
Plus he is married to Diana Krall who is a fantastic jazz singer/pianist. They have twins. Can you imagine the talent in those kids?
ANOTHER Costello masterpiece: "BEYOND BELIEF." Musical and lyrical perfection.
Sooooo good.
Many styles for Mr. Costello. Maybe check out "Watching The Detectives" or "Accidents Will Happen" next.
Everyday I Write the Book, A Good Year for the Roses, Ship Building, Watching the Detectives. Sooo many great songs, please do more of him soon.
The whole 1st two albums can't miss.
Somewhere between this song and Pump It Up is what is probably my favorite Elvis Costello song: Everyday I Write The Book. Very fun, but also such great lyrics.
Allison is my favorite song by Elvis. Everything about it is sooo good.
Next I would go with (What's So Funny 'bout) Peace, Love & Understanding.
I really like the song I Want You, really cool.
Watching The Detectives is my favourite EC song - there's not another song like it! BIG drums and a scary narrative, with a heavy reggae slant. It's a MUST LISTEN!!
Agree
!! Just do it!!
"Veronica" is a must.
Wow! I completely forgot about this song! Thanks for the reminder of a great song!!!! ❤❤❤❤
Look for his song "I Want You". Very dark, but very good.
Love that you picked another Elvis song. "Watching the Detectives" has the most amazing bass track, it's pretty much the lead instrument. All his early stuff is fantastic. Linda Ronstadt does a cover of "Alison" that's also pretty good.
I would count it as part of the second wave of ska
Elvis Costello, simply one of the best. You will love "Watching the Detectives" so heavy and cool.
Watching the Detectives! If you like story songs, you’ll really dig that one. It’s like a 40’s Noir film in a song. PLUS+ the Bass is AWESOME!
One of my favorite songs
(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love & Understanding, Oliver's Army, I Can't Stand Up For Falling Down, Accidents Will Happen, and Everyday I Write The Book, are my favorite songs from him. I listen to those all the time. The man is a total class act!
Elvis Constello is a great! Check out 'Watching the Detectives', 'Beyond Belief', 'Veronica', 'Everyday I Write the Book', and 'Last Year's Model'.
Actually not the Attractions. He was backed on this album by members of an American group called Clover whose members would go on to be in Huey lewis & the News, Southern Pacific & the Doobie Brothers.
Also his later collaborations with Burt Bacharach are really great.
Such a good choice for your second EC review, it really shows his range from Pump it Up. He has so many more, in so many Genres from Country to Crooner. ✌️
Another hit! Thanks guys.
I’d recommend both “Indoor Fireworks” and “Veronica” both beautiful and melancholy
Elvis Costello is very underrated. Linda Ronstadt did a great cover of this song and recorded other songs written by Elvis Costello. 🌺✌️
Now you have to hear his song "Veronica". It was written by Elvis Costello and Paul McCartney.
Man Out of Time is one of his best songs
It’s not his most popular single but as a Summertime request I would love y’all to do Elvis Costellos “The Other Side of Summer”. Highly underrated single
Oh Yeah, forgot about this one! Love this one too!
Linda Ronstadt covered this. Worth a listen!!!
Love this song !!! Linda Ronstadt did a really nice cover of it, too
We know you guys dig Linda Ronstadt - she did a couple of Elvis' tunes on her 1980 album "Mad Love" including this one (Alison). You should give her version a spin!! Elvis has SO many awesome songs that you need to investigate and he is STILL putting out great music to this day.
He also does a great cover of George Jones’ “A Good Year For The Roses”.
Musically, it may be "Chill" but that creates a contrast to the sharpness of the lyrics. Entirely different backing bands between this and Pump It Up. However both were produced by Nick Lowe.
This album and Talking Heads debut changed my life. Opened my eyes to great new wave and punk music.
I sang Psycho Killer at the karaoke pub with my co-workers recently to show off my French pronunciation
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Elvis Costello is definitely a legend!!! He's got so many amazing songs to check out, but I really think you guys would love "What's So Funny Bout (Peace, Love and Understanding)"
I like:
Almost blue
Good year for the Rose's
Shipbuilding
Oliver's Army
High Fidelity
Clubland
Good Year... is gorgeous.
That 70s Show introduced me to this song back in the day, and now it's on my classic rock playlist 👌
Love to see you guys circling back on EC! Such a prolific song writer. He's just got so many hits its unreal! One of my favorite suggestions would be "Oliver's Army", but as others have suggested, I would also not be mad at you for doin "What's so Funny About Peace, Love....." either! ;)
One of his greatest songs in a catalogue of great songs. Well done for the reaction. He never performed it live until 1983, six years after releasing it, and all these years on its still an absolute highlight of his live sets...he often incorporates other like-minded songs into this when he does it live...genius...❤
Hey guys! Linda Ronstadt did a cover of this one!! Man did she nail it!!! Oh! Amber. Linda put in a little something extra in it too, just for you!
He can do a bit of country as well, listen to 'Good Year For The Roses'.
So many college memories with this one--glad you enjoyed it
Alison is a favorite. Everyday I Write the Book - What's so Funny About Peace, Love, and Understanding - Red Shoes
I must say, you guys have gotten really good at hearing all the little things that make a song great. It's been great to see your growth month after month. You sound like a pair of old pros, honestly! Really great job guys!
He’s a king of cool. From the 80’s Every Day I Write the Book and eternally She, beautiful and emotional.
I love, love, love the opening guitar riff. He's seeing Alison's life isn't all that great and that if he was in her life he would never hurt her like the guy she ended up with. "did he leave your pretty fingers lying in the wedding cake?" It's a sad song. Very melancholy.
I knew you two would be surprised by this. Such an awesome song.I NEVER get tired of it. Elvis Costello can sing anything.
One the best songs ever. The guitar fills are perfection. +1 for "Watching the Detectives" and check out "Goon Squad" from his Armed Forces album.
Elvis Costello when he was alongside his band "The Attractions" put out dozens of bangers. Their fiorst 3 albums are loaded with hits. Enjoy this small but powerful rabbit hole!
Watching The Detectives please!
Just FYI, Elvis Costello once appeared on the Charlie Sheen comedy "Two and a Half Men" where he played himself.
Elvis Costello's song "Veronica" is a great song about an elderly woman with Alzheimer's, who had such a beautiful exciting life. Touching and catchy tune.
co-written with Paul McCartney
So many great Elvis Costello songs, but "Oliver's Army" is the one that stands out for me
You need to do a lot more Elvis. I love him. There's a song on his Imperial Bedroom album called "...And In Every Home" that is beautiful. Elvis has done songs in every genre. He has even written songs with, and recorded an album with Burt Bacharach, a pop jazz composer.
Elvis has a voice that soulful and has a timeless quality to me. I like God Give Me Strength.
He can do it all... if you run out of ideas from his heyday, check out any song from Painted from Memory... and album he did with Burt Bacharach. Oh BTW- although not so much rock and pop; his wife (Diana Krall) is an amazing musical artist in her own right. I love that you guys are continuing to dig into artists like this!
Painted from Memory is an amazing album...one of my all-time favorites.
Watching The Detectives (maybe add Mystery Dance for a twofer as they are short) or Oliver’s Army next.
Are you familiar with Elvis's wife, Canadian jazz singer Diana Krall? Incredible smoky-husky-but-
refined voice, great piano skills. Pick a song. Any song.
Love this one too. Elvis has such an amazing catalogue. So many styles but all of them distinctly Elvis.