Elvis was a personal friend i met him in the early 70's won a radio show contest and the prize was a day with Elvis. He was a genuine man sweet kind and gentle man i was taken with him so fast we became instant friends. I walk past Graceland everyday without fail. My heart is forever broken. I loved your reaction to Elvis he loved to joke and play jokes on his friends he was super fun. Hope you enjoy all of his music. Love from Memphis Tn. and Elvis Presley Blvd.
It looks like you posted this 2 years ago...but wow, would love to hear more about your day with Elvis! So cool to be a part of his world , I feel very close and yet never met him and I live thousands of kilometers away.
Well ur reaction shows why Elvis will always be a part of our lives through his music....hes gaining new fans every day even after 43 years after his passing....keep up the great work...
@@DaniAtkinson he still relevant right now because Elvis Presley, appears to be alive in 2021! Look up Pastor Bob Joyce on TH-cam. OMG! Look at his face, (look at the overlays) listen to his voice and definitely listen to him sing! Elvis appears to have given it all up because God was calling him to something else. What a story!
I think the difference is todays entertainers try to see how far they can go with vulgarity for shock value. Elvis moved like he did because the music and the rhythm was in his very soul and core. There was nothing contrived about it. They wanted to film him from the waist up and made fun of his pelvis and threatened to arrest him for indecency and all that but he was being himself. If he couldn’t move, he couldn’t sing. It came from the roots of his influences, the southern black baptist church gatherings he’d sneak into when he was 12 years old and he felt their music in his soul and tremble and move and shake and sweat and fall to the ground with everyone else.
@@johnnyparsnips7641 the conservatives of 1950's America considered his first non-sexy moves vulgar. His 1970's dance moves were NOT at all vulgar. The men in the audience loved his show as much as the ladies.
He always having fun on stage. He likes to surprise the band or fool around with the backgroudsingers. He had a very close relationship with the whole band. And what is importent-he never saw colors. He didnt care if your black white, yellow, green, blue-only your personality counts! Its been so long ago, why is it not standard today?
So I have to agree I think his performance there has to be one of his greatest of all time with all the dance moves and personality on stage as he messed with his backup singer. Loved your reaction. It is fun to watch the effect that he still has to this day to everybody that watches him. He truly lives on. These performances are Timeless and people will never get tired of seeing and hearing the King perform!
Hello Dani , I love watching you on your videos and today I got to hear your beautiful voice ! I was blessed to see Elvis in Las Vegas from 69 through 77 2 times a year ! And for the 25th anniversary of his death I was at the gate at Graceland with my candle !! He was the greatest entertainer ever !!
Best. Video. Ever. I am 56 years old. I’ve only been an Elvis fan for eight months..Before my bucket list trip to Graceland in late February, I researched, listened and watched everything I could about Elvis. Aside from his music he was a true humanitarian and a generous and humble person. I agree with you. How could anyone watch this video and not appreciate his title as the King! of rock ‘n’ roll! Elvis was a beautiful soul inside and out~
He was on 🔥In 70 ... one of his.best performances !! He had a great sense of humour!! Very silly!! His vocals are still great with all that moving too .. ty
One of my co-workers saw him in 1970 with her dad. She was able to get meet Elvis backstage and he signed a hound dog bracelet she had. She was 19 when she met Elvis.
I remember going to work the day it was announced that Elvis had died. Several women were so upset they had to leave work. It was a tremendous blow not just to his fans but to the entire world.
I remember this song being played from all the houses on our Street as a kid ..my father and mother loved his music so much I am now 57 I must have been about 9 at the time..amazing reaction..
He had so much fun on stage and gave a lot for his audience and fans. He truly cared for them and they did so in return. He separated himself from other performers in this regard and you were right, saying he was the King of Rock and Roll. Wish you could have been in that audience.
You are quite a lady for appreciating the most fantastic performer that has ever lived I being 70 years old I was sitting in the front row and most of his performances and seeing young people like you loving Elvis and realizing how artistic his dance moves and what a fantastic voice he has and being the gentleman that he was everybody respected him and his honor and love for God above all was his greatest attribute God bless you
I had the priveledge of seeing him in concert twice as a kid. It was amazing and the energy when he was on stage could have blown the roof off the building. Elvis was like a supernova.
My mom was a huge Elvis fan and my aunt took my mom to see him in concert in 1971 and I always love hearing her talk about his concert. I was 7 when he passed away and my mom was driving when they announced he died and she cried so hard. I love Elvis and I’m so thankful that you have done relations to him and keeping him from ever fading away! Thank you!!
Just a note on some of his moves, Elvis had an honorary 8th degree black belt in Karate (kempo I believe. Also honorary because he was not old enough to receive a full fledged 8th degree) and incorporated it into his performances. Great vid, thanks!
Haaa, you finally made it! 👍 But why did you say everything, before i can say it? 😂 He devinitely had a lot of fun performing it! The studio version has this up and down sequences, too. The Colonel wanted prevent this version and Elvis was very upset about the Colonel's interference! Elvis insisted on this version and here we can see and hear why! It is one of my favorite live perfomances from 1970 in Vegas! Polk Salad Annie is another great performance, silly song but the performance is unbeatable and a masterpiece in my eyes! He was a very hard working man, but he loved what he was doing, it's obvious! Thanks Dani for another great reaction, you're love for this man's passion making music is the same love i feel since i'm eleven years old! And i always wanted to hug him, too! Well, now you get the hugs!! Please stay safe and take care!🍀😷
This is one of the most popular of Elvis videos probably for what you said; it shows him as the quintessential rock performer of all time. Love your reactions--thank god for TH-cam enabling younger generations to experience Elvis and what he did for music and the culture in general.
I lived in Las Vegas as a child growing into a adult when Elvis open at the Las Vegas Hilton in the 70s and was very very fortunate to see him three times. Elvis always gave his heart to the people no matter who you were he brought you into him and you always came away with a sense up who he was. He was not only just an Entertainer to the people that followed him he was a part of their life. A lot of the moves that you see on stage was because he was a black belt in karate. It was truly one of the highlights of my life seeing the king ProForm. And a lot of us knew exactly where we were and what we were doing when his passing was announced. It was truly like you lost one of your own family members.
Loved watching this and your sweet reaction. Elvis was a one of a kind performer. 40 years after he passed, he still makes the girls melt and the guys jealous. God bless you girl and keep it coming
my mom actually dated his cousin (family is from Memphis) and met him. she said he was super nice and polite. she later worked as a tour guide at Graceland
I wish I could have seen Elvis sing this live in concert in 1970 but I was only 1 year old. This is one of my favorite Elvis songs and also the most requested song by any Elvis fan. I enjoyed singing it and making people happy
Dani Atkinson ,thanks for allowing me to join you ,I love performing Elvis Presley songs , my dad was actually stationed in Germany with him , when he was in the forces , watched him perform occasionally , can you play and comment on Elvis's track , ITS NOW OR NEVER, I PERFORM THIS ONE A LOT. THANKS AGAIN DANI ATKINSON. LOTS OF LOVE TO YOU SWEETHEART, YOURS SINCERELY, MR GEORGE GREIG X 😘😀🤠😎🎤🎶🎸🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹💋
He was Glorious, wasn't he? 💓💓 I love his camera awareness. Gosh, that man was the coolest! Not sure if you will see this Dani, but as a vocalist you would appreciate Elvis' 1970 Vegas Bridge Over Troubled Water, as it is flawless & he's not goofing and slacking as done on Sus Minds. Also "Just Pretend" 1970 is amazing & so passionately sung. He won a Grammy for How Great Thou Art.
Saw him in concert three times....first time was in Miami Beach with my college sweetheart. It was January 1970, before he filmed the version you watched...he did the same 7 minute plus version and my girlfriend and I WERE dancing in the aisle to this song. Incredible night....may she RIP.....
Take into account all the moves today by entertainers came from him, also the excitement from those watching and listening were experiencing a NEW form of entertainment and experience !!!!! His voice still brings about emotions in my, and I am 60 yrs old.
Another favourite of mine he puts so much into his performance the fun dancing so talented he was of course he was gorgeous sexy also thank you stay safe 😷✌
Is funny how Elvis is SOOO GOOOD at live performances that we sometimes loose track of just what a FABULOUS BAND he assembled.... this song in particular... listen to that bass line..... the bass player is a BEAST!
Elvis and his amazing drummer Ronnie Tutt fed off each others energy. Fun to watch and Elvis had total command of his musicians ...backup singers the great "Sweet Inspirations" JD Sumner and the Stamps quartet. He directed everyone with a look..arm or hand gestures or talking to them...simply breathtaking to watch it all...thank you for sharing your knowledge and thoughts with us...love it.. Stay safe 🌻
The King, The best version, before my time but my mom was a huge Elvis fan and I still remember as a little kid when the news came he died, it’s was same with Diana, it was a trigger memory in time never to be forgotten. Great entertainer like him or not probably the best ever.
So glad they let you do this reaction and didn't block it! Great song, great reaction! Elvis was a black belt in karate and loved to incorporate those moves in his performances. That is very evident in this video. Really enjoyed watching it. Take care and Keep up the good work. P.s. you might like 'trying to get to you' from the 68 comeback special. Another fun lively one!
Can't believe this is ur first time watching this. I remember the first time I watched this, was probably around 26. My jaw dropped, and his drummer was on point
When he turned toward the band he was looking at drummer Ronnie Tutt. They did their best to keep up with the other. Ronnie said it was like performing with a stripper in keeping up with Elvis's movements. As was shared previously by a learned fellow the King performed 2 shows a night at the casino and some occasions three. Probably unheard of today. So you can image how by 1972 he was already bored with Vegas. Keep it up! TCB
It seems as though this was the very first time you saw this video. I am happy to see YOU, someone from another generation interested In MY FAVORITE singer/ person ELVIS PRESLEY!! I've been a fan of his For 64 years..!! I still get teary eyed when I listen to certain songs Or some take me back and bring back sweet memories...I will always LOVE ELVIS SO HAPPY to see a whole new generation likes the ... "KING OF ROCK & ROLL" REST IN PEACE. ..THIS IS ONE ( 1 ) ONE generation, Tell me how many more gen...are there that are fans of Elvis?? Lol Elvis
Its so different from the studio release, so superior in my my mind too. You agree? I tell people they have not heard Suspicious till they have seen this one.
This is a great song written by Mark James. Such a great performance showcase for James Burton, one of Rock and Roll's true innovators on his Fender Telecaster guitar. He made this song using his mastery of his instrument. Elvis' interplay with Kathy Westmoreland is so much fun.
Love the split screen format you use as opposed to the pic in pic format. As a huge Elvis fan for 48 years, I would love to see your reaction to the song I consider to be his best technical live performance. By that I mean the arrangement, the musicians and his incredible voice were all spot on. From the broadcast performance (not rehearsal) of Aloha From Hawaii, the song is "What Now, My Love?". Thank you!
Yes, I like this too! I try to use this for most of my videos, sometimes to get the entire stage effect, I have to use the picture in picture so nothing gets cut out. I'd love to do that one, I've had other requests for it as well!
Love your videos, Makes my day. Elvis had a great sense of humor and loved his fans and it showed. Love you girl, keep it up..He was called Elvis the pelvis and on his first Ed Sullivan tv show, they only showed him from the waste up because of the way he moved his hips.
@@DaniAtkinson Elvis was called Elvis the pelvis and on his first Ed Sullivan TV show, they only showed him from the waste up because of the way he moved his hips.
This version is took of the deluxe dvd version. The better version is from the original That's the way it is. But the quality of the film isn't to sharp. Thanks again for your reaction
You are spot on. That is the best version. His singing and moves are even beyond this version. This is really good, but that version is my personal favorite. The shoulder gyration at the end just caps it off.
Dani, this is my favourite song of all time, more specifically the studio version. The original not the radio cut. It was probably his longest hit and it’s quite unique not only for the change in time signature but also the song fades out at the end but before it goes completely silent fades back in. I think it’s amazing. The performance is great and, as a man who’s loved him for over 40 years, I absolutely love your enthusiasm for him. X
Its been a while since I have seen the performance on film, but I think he had just completed a walk on the floor with his fans and came up to sing this song. That song? Everyone liked it. It was a #1 hit in 69. You ma'am have great taste.
Love your reaction. You know, a lot of people at the time thought Elvis in Vegas was a joke and didn’t give hime a lot of respect, but in 1970 he was still in his prime and had put together an incredible band of musicians and backup singers. Looks like it would have been a really fun show to see and the stage layout back then was very intimate.
Dani I like ur elvis reactions they are very genuine and heart felt and it's good to see another elvis fan that likes elvis like I do Dani u are awesome and so are ur elvis reactions and dani u should react to return to sender by elvis its a great song
My mom wasn't a huge fan of Elvis', but she did always say he was sexy as all hell (yep, she's country). She was in love with Tom Jones. ... I was forced to both of their concerts as a kid. T.J. ripped his pants. And it was Elvis' second to last concert, that I saw in Cincy. ... Stay cool, and stay adorable, Miss Dani. Sincerely, K.M. ....... P.S. - I grew up loving Elvis more and more after seeing him live. ... Just thought I'd add that. B^) ... TCB (RIP)
Just an added comment for those that don't know......When he was on Ed Sullivan, 1956, for the first time, he had 80% of the television sets watching him that night. When he had the comeback special, he had 68% of the Country watching him that night. "On January 14, 1973, Elvis Presley made history as the first solo entertainer to hold a live concert broadcast internationally via satellite. More than a billion people from more than 40 countries across Asia and Europe tuned in to watch "Aloha from Hawaii." AND YES PEOPLE, I SAW ALL THREE, first one at 15 years of age. My mother went nuts.
I get such a kick out of watching your reactions. I watched your post on Polk Salad Annie then came straight to this one. I agree he’s at his peak here. I remember seeing Elvis, That’s The Way It Is when it came out in the theaters. There are two versions of it out on DVD. There are enough differences in the two to warrant buying them both.
Dani Atkinson Lemme know what you think. The second one was remastered by Turner. It cut out a lot of the fan interviews and added a few songs not on the original. Sadly, they also deleted a few on the second one, such as Bridge Over Troubled Water. That’s why I have both, so I can get as much of those concerts as are available.
I so love your reactions to his performance... You are treating his art with enchanting respect and that is so very rare nowadays. Your videos are too addictive :))) THANK YOU, Dani!
If you want to hear Elvis having fun on stage, listen to are you lonesome tonight laughing version from Aug 26 live at the international hotel Las Vegas. You will not stop laughing. The story goes a, guy in the audience takes off his toupet to greet Elvis. Elvis sees it and respons with the lyrics : do you gaze at your ball head and wish you had hair.... Then he burst into an unstoppable laughing throughout the whole song
Wow! I’m going to take a cold shower now!😳😳😜😜 I try not to get to into his gyrations too much, but I AM HUMAN! What a fun performance. He was so healthy, happy and on top of his game. Thanks so much for your reaction video. It’s uplifting. 😁😁
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Elvis was a personal friend i met him in the early 70's won a radio show contest and the prize was a day with Elvis. He was a genuine man sweet kind and gentle man i was taken with him so fast we became instant friends. I walk past Graceland everyday without fail. My heart is forever broken. I loved your reaction to Elvis he loved to joke and play jokes on his friends he was super fun. Hope you enjoy all of his music. Love from Memphis Tn. and Elvis Presley Blvd.
It looks like you posted this 2 years ago...but wow, would love to hear more about your day with Elvis!
So cool to be a part of his world , I feel very close and yet never met him and I live thousands of kilometers away.
120% Showmanship!
Nobody does it better 💥💥💥
No one!
Well ur reaction shows why Elvis will always be a part of our lives through his music....hes gaining new fans every day even after 43 years after his passing....keep up the great work...
Thank you! Yes, he is still relevant today because he made REAL music. Not like much of the music we have today.
@@DaniAtkinson he still relevant right now because Elvis Presley, appears to be alive in 2021! Look up Pastor Bob Joyce on TH-cam. OMG! Look at his face, (look at the overlays) listen to his voice and definitely listen to him sing! Elvis appears to have given it all up because God was calling him to something else. What a story!
@@philippesauvie639 You are nuts LOL Elvis left this world August 16, 1977
He is the King of Rock and Roll, no worries about anyone challenging that title.
Yep!
There was only one !! Wont ever be another...And i doubt anyone will ever come close to his legacy...
@@danielsharp1526 Yes, indeed! Elvis was called *The King* for a reason! (Only lately people call Elvis King of Rock'n'Roll. I'm not sure why ... :P )
@@MusikPiratCH because he was that's why. He was always called the King of Rock and Roll.
@@p.j.morris633 No, Elvis was simply called *The King* ! ;) Please do your research before answering!
We do not have entertainers anywhere near his level now. He entertained without being vulgar with his moves.
That's so true. Such a difference in the level of class and talent!
Elvis is a class of his own. People like him walk the face of this earth only once.
I think the difference is todays entertainers try to see how far they can go with vulgarity for shock value. Elvis moved like he did because the music and the rhythm was in his very soul and core. There was nothing contrived about it. They wanted to film him from the waist up and made fun of his pelvis and threatened to arrest him for indecency and all that but he was being himself. If he couldn’t move, he couldn’t sing. It came from the roots of his influences, the southern black baptist church gatherings he’d sneak into when he was 12 years old and he felt their music in his soul and tremble and move and shake and sweat and fall to the ground with everyone else.
@@johnnyparsnips7641 the conservatives of 1950's America considered his first non-sexy moves vulgar.
His 1970's dance moves were NOT at all vulgar. The men in the audience loved his show as much as the ladies.
Elvis, Las Vegas, 1970. It doesn’t get any better.
He had a eight degree black belt he loved what he did he loved his fans he had three Grammy gospel try how great thou art thank you
It truly doesn't!
Elvis, January 12th & 14th 1973 HAWAII doesn't get better than THAT
@@DaniAtkinson Dani, you should do a video of "Separate Ways" which is about Elvis divorce from Priscilla.
His drummer Ronnie Tutt has said he had to watch Elvis very close in order to match the beat to his moves.
He had to keep up with the King!
Amen
Ronnie Tutt is amazing.
When you see Elvis: Timeless, class, one of a kind.
When they pan to The audience: omg. 1970 vomited into the seats. Lol.
I heard Ronnie Tutt say that playing for EP was like playing for a stripper because he had to keep pace with EP moves
He always having fun on stage. He likes to surprise the band or fool around with the backgroudsingers. He had a very close relationship with the whole band. And what is importent-he never saw colors. He didnt care if your black white, yellow, green, blue-only your personality counts! Its been so long ago, why is it not standard today?
Gute Frage!
He was a wonderful person. He wanted all of the people on stage with him to enjoy what they were doing just as much as he did. Thats how I see it!
Because people make more money by creating controversy and division, sadly.
So I have to agree I think his performance there has to be one of his greatest of all time with all the dance moves and personality on stage as he messed with his backup singer. Loved your reaction. It is fun to watch the effect that he still has to this day to everybody that watches him. He truly lives on. These performances are Timeless and people will never get tired of seeing and hearing the King perform!
Thank you!! it is TIMELESS!
Hello Dani , I love watching you on your videos and today I got to hear your beautiful voice ! I was blessed to see Elvis in Las Vegas from 69 through 77 2 times a year ! And for the 25th anniversary of his death I was at the gate at Graceland with my candle !! He was the greatest entertainer ever !!
Best. Video. Ever. I am 56 years old. I’ve only been an Elvis fan for eight months..Before my bucket list trip to Graceland in late February, I researched, listened and watched everything I could about Elvis. Aside from his music he was a true humanitarian and a generous and humble person. I agree with you. How could anyone watch this video and not appreciate his title as the King! of rock ‘n’ roll! Elvis was a beautiful soul inside and out~
Aw yes, he absolutely was! Idk how anyone wouldn’t love him!
He was on 🔥In 70 ... one of his.best performances !! He had a great sense of humour!! Very silly!! His vocals are still great with all that moving too .. ty
His sense of humor makes you want to be friends with him and just laugh all day with him!
One of my co-workers saw him in 1970 with her dad. She was able to get meet Elvis backstage and he signed a hound dog bracelet she had. She was 19 when she met Elvis.
I saw Elvis in 1975 in Jackson MS, I was 13 years old and he never left me he is the King I fell in love he is the man
I remember going to work the day it was announced that Elvis had died. Several women were so upset they had to leave work. It was a tremendous blow not just to his fans but to the entire world.
That is so sad. I can't imagine. In my lifetime, I remember exactly where I was when Michael Jackson died.
I've watched this video countless times and it never gets old.
It's unbelievable!
Elvis has totally captured your heart with his vocals and his showmanship; he is also easy on the eyes as most women would tell you.....
Elvis Presley is mesmerizing. Everything about this man and the story of his life is sacred.
I Literally love the way you describe Elvis's performances and your personal feelings..Your spot on girl !
Elvis was a dynamic performer and his stage presence kept your eyes on him through out the song. So amazing!
Mesmerizing!!!
@@DaniAtkinson yes that was the word i was looking for❤
I remember this song being played from all the houses on our Street as a kid ..my father and mother loved his music so much
I am now 57 I must have been about 9 at the time..amazing reaction..
He had so much fun on stage and gave a lot for his audience and fans. He truly cared for them and they did so in return. He separated himself from other performers in this regard and you were right, saying he was the King of Rock and Roll. Wish you could have been in that audience.
Just 👑Of 🎼
He really did, it's so incredible the person he was!
You are quite a lady for appreciating the most fantastic performer that has ever lived I being 70 years old I was sitting in the front row and most of his performances and seeing young people like you loving Elvis and realizing how artistic his dance moves and what a fantastic voice he has and being the gentleman that he was everybody respected him and his honor and love for God above all was his greatest attribute God bless you
I had the priveledge of seeing him in concert twice as a kid. It was amazing and the energy when he was on stage could have blown the roof off the building. Elvis was like a supernova.
My mom was a huge Elvis fan and my aunt took my mom to see him in concert in 1971 and I always love hearing her talk about his concert. I was 7 when he passed away and my mom was driving when they announced he died and she cried so hard. I love Elvis and I’m so thankful that you have done relations to him and keeping him from ever fading away! Thank you!!
thank you for your smile
I never get tired of hearing it but more than all, that drummer is so uplifting! 😄
There's that clear view that Elvis and his drummer have of one another to move and play in unison, incredible from both men..
Thank you, great comments to such a awesome performance
Just a note on some of his moves, Elvis had an honorary 8th degree black belt in Karate (kempo I believe. Also honorary because he was not old enough to receive a full fledged 8th degree) and incorporated it into his performances. Great vid, thanks!
One of Elvis greatest songs , no doubt 😉and his great sense of humor together with his poweful voice makes him just the best
Haaa, you finally made it! 👍
But why did you say everything, before i can say it? 😂
He devinitely had a lot of fun performing it!
The studio version has this up and down sequences, too.
The Colonel wanted prevent this version and Elvis was very upset about the Colonel's interference!
Elvis insisted on this version and here we can see and hear why!
It is one of my favorite live perfomances from 1970 in Vegas!
Polk Salad Annie is another great performance, silly song but the performance is unbeatable and a masterpiece in my eyes! He was a very hard working man, but he loved what he was doing, it's obvious!
Thanks Dani for another great reaction, you're love for this man's passion making music is the same love i feel since i'm eleven years old!
And i always wanted to hug him, too!
Well, now you get the hugs!!
Please stay safe and take care!🍀😷
It sounds like the Colonel generally made a lot of wrong moves against Elvis. It is so obvious that Elvis LOVED what he is doing.
This is one of the most popular of Elvis videos probably for what you said; it shows him as the quintessential rock performer of all time. Love your reactions--thank god for TH-cam enabling younger generations to experience Elvis and what he did for music and the culture in general.
I am just having sooo much fun!
I lived in Las Vegas as a child growing into a adult when Elvis open at the Las Vegas Hilton in the 70s and was very very fortunate to see him three times. Elvis always gave his heart to the people no matter who you were he brought you into him and you always came away with a sense up who he was. He was not only just an Entertainer to the people that followed him he was a part of their life. A lot of the moves that you see on stage was because he was a black belt in karate. It was truly one of the highlights of my life seeing the king ProForm. And a lot of us knew exactly where we were and what we were doing when his passing was announced. It was truly like you lost one of your own family members.
Loved watching this and your sweet reaction. Elvis was a one of a kind performer. 40 years after he passed, he still makes the girls melt and the guys jealous. God bless you girl and keep it coming
For me it is his best song. It never gets old and thats hard to say about any song.
my mom actually dated his cousin (family is from Memphis) and met him. she said he was super nice and polite. she later worked as a tour guide at Graceland
I wish I could have seen Elvis sing this live in concert in 1970 but I was only 1 year old. This is one of my favorite Elvis songs and also the most requested song by any Elvis fan. I enjoyed singing it and making people happy
Dani Atkinson ,thanks for allowing me to join you ,I love performing Elvis Presley songs , my dad was actually stationed in Germany with him , when he was in the forces , watched him perform occasionally , can you play and comment on Elvis's track , ITS NOW OR NEVER, I PERFORM THIS ONE A LOT.
THANKS AGAIN DANI ATKINSON.
LOTS OF LOVE TO YOU SWEETHEART,
YOURS SINCERELY,
MR GEORGE GREIG X 😘😀🤠😎🎤🎶🎸🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹💋
Just unbelievable - great reaction - and dont't forget he had to do this at a dinner and midnite show!!
Dani, thank you so much for keeping this gorgeous man and his music alive. Please don’t ever stop.
He was Glorious, wasn't he? 💓💓
I love his camera awareness.
Gosh, that man was the coolest!
Not sure if you will see this Dani, but as a vocalist you would appreciate Elvis' 1970 Vegas Bridge Over Troubled Water, as it is flawless & he's not goofing and slacking as done on Sus Minds. Also "Just Pretend" 1970 is amazing & so passionately sung.
He won a Grammy for How Great Thou Art.
You just had the pleasure of watching the greatest entertainer of all time
Saw him in concert three times....first time was in Miami Beach with my college sweetheart. It was January 1970, before he filmed the version you watched...he did the same 7 minute plus version and my girlfriend and I WERE dancing in the aisle to this song. Incredible night....may she RIP.....
My all-time favorite Elvis song. 🕺🕺🕺
Noone say "suspicious" like Elvis ❤️❤️❤️ SO CUTE!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😍😍
The best..... Thanks
Between 1968-1972 elvis was untouchable as a live performer
Take into account all the moves today by entertainers came from him, also the excitement from those watching and listening were experiencing a NEW form of entertainment and experience !!!!! His voice still brings about emotions in my, and I am 60 yrs old.
Never will be another elvis. When he died i was 5 i knew nothing but i knew who elvis was
Another favourite of mine he puts so much into his performance the fun dancing so talented he was of course he was gorgeous sexy also thank you stay safe 😷✌
Such a gorgeous man!
Is funny how Elvis is SOOO GOOOD at live performances that we sometimes loose track of just what a FABULOUS BAND he assembled.... this song in particular... listen to that bass line..... the bass player is a BEAST!
Awesome performance!!!
Definitely at the top of his game in 1970. Love it!💥💥💥
He really was!
3:38 - 4:05 OMG, when he sings 3:56 “Cuz Honey” & 4:03 “Ooooo” Then (deep, throaty) 4:04 “Yeah”
I could loose my mind. Massive SWOON!
Got me missing Elvis more now.Humorous brilliant entertainment.
Elvis and his amazing
drummer Ronnie Tutt
fed off each others
energy. Fun to watch
and Elvis had total command of his musicians ...backup
singers the great
"Sweet Inspirations"
JD Sumner and the Stamps quartet. He
directed everyone with a look..arm or
hand gestures or talking to them...simply
breathtaking to watch it all...thank you for
sharing your knowledge and thoughts with us...love it..
Stay safe 🌻
Very fun to watch! Thank you for sharing, stay safe Suzy! Always good to see your comments
Hi Dani.
Elvis was a once in a lifetime, incomparable preformed! You're a dinomite young lady!!
I love watching your elvis reactions 🥰😍🥰
You just had to love Elvis the human and the artist.😘🤗🤩
I’ve liked him since I was a kid and that hasn’t changed. And that was a long… Long time ago!
Lifelong fan! Just like my dad and uncle!
Excellent Presentation 👏🎤
Elvis Rules!!’
Another incredible performance! This was a #1 record for Elvis in 1969. The voice the look the charisma..simply The BEST!🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦
Unfortunately it was his last number 1..Burning Love got to 2...He had so many more hits after.
BEST, BEST, BEST!
So much energy.. Loving today's generation getting to see and appreciate the king.
Thank you very much. Great reaction. Watch video of the song . Big huck of love. For some of the real live dancing moves in the early years.
The King,
The best version, before my time but my mom was a huge Elvis fan and I still remember as a little kid when the news came he died, it’s was same with Diana, it was a trigger memory in time never to be forgotten. Great entertainer like him or not probably the best ever.
My mom’s friend, Zelda got to see him in Vegas. We all praise her as she was in a room where Elvis was.
Great performance from Elvis and excellent reaction. Thanks for posting and sharing!
Great reaction and like Elvis u rock
Thank you, Don!!! :)
So glad they let you do this reaction and didn't block it! Great song, great reaction! Elvis was a black belt in karate and loved to incorporate those moves in his performances. That is very evident in this video. Really enjoyed watching it. Take care and Keep up the good work. P.s. you might like 'trying to get to you' from the 68 comeback special. Another fun lively one!
Yes, I added the copyright to the beginning of the video and it was permitted!
That song gets me every time!
Can't believe this is ur first time watching this. I remember the first time I watched this, was probably around 26. My jaw dropped, and his drummer was on point
Elvis and Barry Gibb are my favorite male vocalists. Cool dance moves!
When he turned toward the band he was looking at drummer Ronnie Tutt. They did their best to keep up with the other. Ronnie said it was like performing with a stripper in keeping up with Elvis's movements.
As was shared previously by a learned fellow the King performed 2 shows a night at the casino and some occasions three. Probably unheard of today. So you can image how by 1972 he was already bored with Vegas.
Keep it up! TCB
That is funny!!
It seems as though
this was the very first time you saw this video. I am happy
to see YOU, someone from another generation interested
In MY FAVORITE singer/ person
ELVIS PRESLEY!!
I've been a fan of his
For 64 years..!! I still get teary eyed when
I listen to certain songs
Or some take me back
and bring back sweet memories...I will always LOVE ELVIS
SO HAPPY to see a whole new generation likes the ...
"KING OF ROCK & ROLL" REST IN PEACE. ..THIS IS ONE
( 1 ) ONE generation,
Tell me how many
more gen...are there that are fans of
Elvis?? Lol Elvis
Elvis will always be "The King".
Its so different from the studio release, so superior in my my mind too. You agree?
I tell people they have not heard Suspicious till they have seen this one.
Dani watching Elvis = fun to watch.
This is a great song written by Mark James. Such a great performance showcase for James Burton, one of Rock and Roll's true innovators on his Fender Telecaster guitar. He made this song using his mastery of his instrument. Elvis' interplay with Kathy Westmoreland is so much fun.
Love the split screen format you use as opposed to the pic in pic format. As a huge Elvis fan for 48 years, I would love to see your reaction to the song I consider to be his best technical live performance. By that I mean the arrangement, the musicians and his incredible voice were all spot on. From the broadcast performance (not rehearsal) of Aloha From Hawaii, the song is "What Now, My Love?". Thank you!
Yes, I like this too! I try to use this for most of my videos, sometimes to get the entire stage effect, I have to use the picture in picture so nothing gets cut out. I'd love to do that one, I've had other requests for it as well!
Elvis was the king of rock and roll
Luv u ,thx for playing Elvis
Amazing amazing amazing and oh so beautiful 💕
Love your videos, Makes my day. Elvis had a great sense of humor and loved his fans and it showed. Love you girl, keep it up..He was called Elvis the pelvis and on his first Ed Sullivan tv show, they only showed him from the waste up because of the way he moved his hips.
Thanks, Al! I posted two others this morning as well!!
@@DaniAtkinson Elvis was called Elvis the pelvis and on his first Ed Sullivan TV show, they only showed him from the waste up because of the way he moved his hips.
Aww!! He was controversial although it wasn’t intentional!
@@DaniAtkinson He started rock and roll and no one knew how to take it. Thy put his music.on country charts because they didn't know what else to do.
@@DaniAtkinson There's a person who is promoting porn on here you need to delete him Steve Lopez
Bass is awesome!!! This is a performacje of bass player Jerry Scheff and Elvis
This version is took of the deluxe dvd version. The better version is from the original That's the way it is. But the quality of the film isn't to sharp. Thanks again for your reaction
You are spot on. That is the best version. His singing and moves are even beyond this version. This is really good, but that version is my personal favorite. The shoulder gyration at the end just caps it off.
Yes It's a great performance by Elvis especially the movements and the famous shoulder gyration . Brilliant
Ohh thank you!
Dani, this is my favourite song of all time, more specifically the studio version. The original not the radio cut. It was probably his longest hit and it’s quite unique not only for the change in time signature but also the song fades out at the end but before it goes completely silent fades back in. I think it’s amazing. The performance is great and, as a man who’s loved him for over 40 years, I absolutely love your enthusiasm for him. X
It is such a unique song, I love that about it!
Its been a while since I have seen the performance on film, but I think he had just completed a walk on the floor with his fans and came up to sing this song.
That song? Everyone liked it. It was a #1 hit in 69. You ma'am have great taste.
Oh interesting! I just reacted to Love Me Tender where he walked into the audience!
Love that people like you ❤ love really music
When Elvis turns and smiles it’s because he and Ronnie Tutt have a thing of the drums keeping up with his dancing.
In my opinion this is the best live performance by the King!
Love your reaction. You know, a lot of people at the time thought Elvis in Vegas was a joke and didn’t give hime a lot of respect, but in 1970 he was still in his prime and had put together an incredible band of musicians and backup singers. Looks like it would have been a really fun show to see and the stage layout back then was very intimate.
Dani I like ur elvis reactions they are very genuine and heart felt and it's good to see another elvis fan that likes elvis like I do Dani u are awesome and so are ur elvis reactions and dani u should react to return to sender by elvis its a great song
Thank you, Jon! I love reacting to Elvis! He is just part of my soul!
Thanks Dani wow Elvis again
My mom wasn't a huge fan of Elvis', but she did always say he was sexy as all hell (yep, she's country). She was in love with Tom Jones. ... I was forced to both of their concerts as a kid. T.J. ripped his pants. And it was Elvis' second to last concert, that I saw in Cincy. ... Stay cool, and stay adorable, Miss Dani. Sincerely, K.M. ....... P.S. - I grew up loving Elvis more and more after seeing him live. ... Just thought I'd add that. B^) ... TCB (RIP)
Just an added comment for those that don't know......When he was on Ed Sullivan, 1956, for the first time, he had 80% of the television sets watching him that night.
When he had the comeback special, he had 68% of the Country watching him that night.
"On January 14, 1973, Elvis Presley made history as the first solo entertainer to hold a live concert broadcast internationally via satellite. More than a billion people from more than 40 countries across Asia and Europe tuned in to watch "Aloha from Hawaii."
AND YES PEOPLE, I SAW ALL THREE, first one at 15 years of age. My mother went nuts.
Great reaction beautiful lady you are awesome
Thank you, David! Posted 2 new videos just this morning!
I get such a kick out of watching your reactions. I watched your post on Polk Salad Annie then came straight to this one. I agree he’s at his peak here. I remember seeing Elvis, That’s The Way It Is when it came out in the theaters. There are two versions of it out on DVD. There are enough differences in the two to warrant buying them both.
:) :) I'm so happy they make you smile, Karl! Oh, I will watch both versions if I can get my hands on them!
Dani Atkinson Lemme know what you think. The second one was remastered by Turner. It cut out a lot of the fan interviews and added a few songs not on the original. Sadly, they also deleted a few on the second one, such as Bridge Over Troubled Water. That’s why I have both, so I can get as much of those concerts as are available.
I so love your reactions to his performance... You are treating his art with enchanting respect and that is so very rare nowadays.
Your videos are too addictive :)))
THANK YOU, Dani!
If you want to hear Elvis having fun on stage, listen to are you lonesome tonight laughing version from Aug 26 live at the international hotel Las Vegas. You will not stop laughing. The story goes a, guy in the audience takes off his toupet to greet Elvis. Elvis sees it and respons with the lyrics : do you gaze at your ball head and wish you had hair.... Then he burst into an unstoppable laughing throughout the whole song
Get to know him more, more than a million people would of loved to give to give him a hug. I know a lot about him and the Memphis Mafia.
What I liked was the backing vocalists adding to the breathlessness as a result of the effort.
Wow! I’m going to take a cold shower now!😳😳😜😜 I try not to get to into his gyrations too much, but I AM HUMAN! What a fun performance. He was so healthy, happy and on top of his game. Thanks so much for your reaction video. It’s uplifting. 😁😁
I almost always prefer Elvis' live versions more than studio versions, in the 70's for sure.