Getting kissed 10 times in LasVegas and talking to him. Also , he used my handkerchief to wipe his face. He was even more handsome in person and smelled divine (I think he favored Brút at that time, 1970). Best memories of being 21.❤❤❤❤
Been a fan since 1956, I am 80 years old. Saw two of his concerts and it was unbelievable. He was even more beautiful in person. There will never be anyone of his caliber. He was an amazing performer who loved his fans. So many don't know about his generous side check out "Elvis Presley A Generous Heart". Or " Elvis Presley King of Kindness". On youtube, thanks for your great reaction.
It’s so hard to pick one song as my favorite because his voice and unique interpretation of all his songs makes all of them my favorites. My number one is If I can dream and 2nd Trying to get to you. I also like Crawfish from his third movie King Creole. All his specials were iconic but what made me fall in love was his first appearances on TV. His music was different than anything that came before. He had the good looks and sexiness that drew you in to his soul.
A few wonderful songs by Elvis. Are you lonesome tonight?, I'm so lonesome I could cry (Hawaii concert), How the web was woven, Twenty days and twenty nights and Lovin Arms.
I know every EPSong so I hope you will see this! For you and your viewers, I really think you all would enjoy EP version of ‘Sweet Caroline 1970’. I will never steer you wrong and on every EP reaction you do I will recommend a new 1. No worries if you choose a different 1. Great reaction as always! Cheers! 👑✌️
@@chlooeeeexo There are TWO versions of this song so you'll need the GOOD one which is at th-cam.com/video/z-NgDbK9N6g/w-d-xo.html -- the difference is that Elvis recites a little poem before he sings, which makes a big difference -- the other version is where someone stupidly omitted that little poem -- which makes no sense for someone to delete it -- that poem is part of the whole experience so if you're going to do it, pls make sure to do this one. Maybe the person who suggested it doesn't know about the difference. THE STORY BEHIND THIS SONG: The name of this heartfelt poem is by Mary Torrans Lathrap (1838-1895) & was originally titled "Judge Softly" when she wrote it in 1895, and later became known by its most famous and quoted line "Walk a Mile in His Moccasins." Some information states that it is attributed to the conditions of Native American tribes but the poem is due to Mary Lathrap's direct contact with various Native Americans both on and off the Indian Reservations. Knowing this information you can understand why hearing Elvis speak it makes sense -- it is more than just a song -- there is deep meaning to it. Thanks.
Jane H … This is one of my favourites, & I love the little smiles Elvis gives as he’s singing it, because he knows that he’s a napalm bomb, guaranteed to blow your mind. Just subbed to your channel, to see more Elvis Reactions. Enjoying your Elvis Reactions & hope to see many more. I’ve been a big fan for almost sixty years now. Fever is a great song from this Aloha from Hawaii 1973 Live Concert, & he is obviously enjoying the reactions by many of the ladies. He could still make them scream even though he was 38 when he did this concert, & you can see that it amuses him as much as it did when the ladies started screaming when he was 19 in 1954, & just starting out.
THAT RAMP from the STAGE: Producer/director Marty Pasetta told Parker (Elvis' manger) that he wanted to build a ramp for Elvis to walk out onto & Parker said no. Pasetta explained that it would be 8 ft. wide & Elvis could stay in the middle or go to the left or to the right if he wanted to (because Pasetta knew how important the audience was to Elvis), but Parker still said no. Fortunately, Pasetta was able to meet w-Elvis & he explained exactly what he told Parker. Fortunately again, Elvis overrode Parker & told Pasetta to build the ramp. Paseta told Elvis he wanted him to lose 25 lbs., which Elvis did. Elvis then hugged Pasetta & said you are one of the few people who has been totally honest w-me. Without that ramp the concert would have been very different if Elvis did not have the option to get in close touch w-the audience. This concert was A BENEFIT TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE KUI LEE CANCER FUND & it raised $75,000. Elvis bought his own ticket for $1,000 & did not make any money from it. The amount of people in the audience was said to be 8,800. The water throwing incident 1972 Hampton Roads, Virginia when at the very, very start of the video Elvis called out “Please Release Me” but the band began playing “I Can’t Stop Loving You” - he didn’t stop them, he went right into the song, he then walked over to his glass of water, picked it up & playfully threw it at Glen @ piano -- a fun, energetic, powerhouse th-cam.com/video/LNtP5Gd8QGE/w-d-xo.html -- just make sure you hear him say Please Release Me & then the water incident will make sense. Also notice his slightly irritated look at the beginning. This is Elvis w-a slightly deeper, richer voice.
@@marion_R And thank you so much! I think it makes it a little interesting & El a bit more real when there's some background history where possible; the issue tho' becomes problematic sometimes because there is a lot of misinformation & untruths so it can sometimes be difficult to know what's true & what isn't. There are just a very few people who I feel are honest, one being Pasetta, the other Steve Binder, producer-director of the '68 special; he was one of the most upstanding, ethical people in the business, & Jerry Schilling. I'm leery of the others due to some contradictions of stories they related. At any rate, thanks again & have a nice Holiday.
@@marion_R And thank you so much! I think it makes it a little interesting & El a bit more real when there's some background history where possible; the issue tho' becomes problematic sometimes because there is a lot of misinformation & untruths so it can sometimes be difficult to know what's true & what isn't. There are just a very few people who I feel are honest, one being Pasetta, the other Steve Binder, producer-director of the '68 special; he was one of the most upstanding, ethical people in the business, & Jerry Schilling. I'm leery of the others due to some contradictions of stories they related. At any rate, thanks again & have a nice Holiday. Btw, there's an interesting video "Elvis and his charisma (Part 10): What they said about him" w-words on the screen from such people as Elton John, Bruce Springsteen, B.B. King, Pres. Carter & dozens more w-wonderful comments th-cam.com/video/F3VFsJ8jupo/w-d-xo.html.
@@carolhayar3037 thank you so much for the link!☀️ I absolutely know what you mean. I am just starting to watch/ hear interviews and i had to learn, that you have to watch many, to get 'the puzzle together'. All the best for you and a wonderful Christmas season!💫🌲
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What's your fondest memory of Elvis Presley? c:
Getting kissed 10 times in LasVegas and talking to him. Also , he used my handkerchief to wipe his face. He was even more handsome in person and smelled divine (I think he favored Brút at that time, 1970). Best memories of being 21.❤❤❤❤
Getting my 1st Elvis record. 1969. Flaming Star LP
porthcawl is on every year it is good the fairground and lots of other places turn Elvis TCB xx
He sings like no other human on this planet. His voice is truly amazing.
Agreed.
Been a fan since 1956, I am 80 years old. Saw two of his concerts and it was unbelievable. He was even more beautiful in person. There will never be anyone of his caliber. He was an amazing performer who loved his fans. So many don't know about his generous side check out "Elvis Presley A Generous Heart". Or " Elvis Presley King of Kindness". On youtube, thanks for your great reaction.
Over a Billion tuned in to this worldwide satellite broadcast!
Thats a sexy sexy MAN, He will never be replaced. thank you.great reaction.
You can tell he was having so much fun with this song,,, Every smile you can't help but to smile with him :)
Elvis on fire 🔥🔥🔥
One of my faves is "Just Pretend" from 1970 LasVegas. Anything from that year or 1972, or 68 Special is 🔥🔥🔥
It’s so hard to pick one song as my favorite because his voice and unique interpretation of all his songs makes all of them my favorites. My number one is If I can dream and 2nd Trying to get to you. I also like Crawfish from his third movie King Creole. All his specials were iconic but what made me fall in love was his first appearances on TV. His music was different than anything that came before. He had the good looks and sexiness that drew you in to his soul.
A few wonderful songs by Elvis. Are you lonesome tonight?, I'm so lonesome I could cry (Hawaii concert), How the web was woven, Twenty days and twenty nights and Lovin Arms.
WALK A MILE IN MY SHOES.... SOLITAIRE
/ IF EVERYDAY COULD BE LIKE CHRISTMAS. ❤. HAVE GOOD HOLIDAYS TO ALL
Love your reactions to Elvis as always. Can't wait for you to watch Elvis and Lisa Marie.
Honestly can’t wait to see what you think! I love how you see the kindness and sweetness of EP!👑✌️god bless our mums!
Elvis phenomenal 👍
Yessssss
I know every EPSong so I hope you will see this! For you and your viewers, I really think you all would enjoy EP version of ‘Sweet Caroline 1970’. I will never steer you wrong and on every EP reaction you do I will recommend a new 1. No worries if you choose a different 1. Great reaction as always! Cheers! 👑✌️
“Fever” from this concert is a must see
Walk a mile in my shoes. Is the song. Live in Las Vegas
ooooooooo
@@chlooeeeexo There are TWO versions of this song so you'll need the GOOD one which is at th-cam.com/video/z-NgDbK9N6g/w-d-xo.html -- the difference is that Elvis recites a little poem before he sings, which makes a big difference -- the other version is where someone stupidly omitted that little poem -- which makes no sense for someone to delete it -- that poem is part of the whole experience so if you're going to do it, pls make sure to do this one. Maybe the person who suggested it doesn't know about the difference.
THE STORY BEHIND THIS SONG: The name of this heartfelt poem is by Mary Torrans Lathrap (1838-1895) & was originally titled "Judge Softly" when she wrote it in 1895, and later became known by its most famous and quoted line "Walk a Mile in His Moccasins." Some information states that it is attributed to the conditions of Native American tribes but the poem is due to Mary Lathrap's direct contact with various Native Americans both on and off the Indian Reservations. Knowing this information you can understand why hearing Elvis speak it makes sense -- it is more than just a song -- there is deep meaning to it. Thanks.
Hello guys this is ELVIS PRESLEY 🤴🤴🤴
My girl. I love your reaction. Beautiful
the king
he is!!
For Christmas you must react to Elvis - Mary Christmas baby!! You will LOVE it!!😀
Jane H … This is one of my favourites, & I love the little smiles Elvis gives as he’s singing it, because he knows that he’s a napalm bomb, guaranteed to blow your mind. Just subbed to your channel, to see more Elvis Reactions. Enjoying your Elvis Reactions & hope to see many more. I’ve been a big fan for almost sixty years now. Fever is a great song from this Aloha from Hawaii 1973 Live Concert, & he is obviously enjoying the reactions by many of the ladies. He could still make them scream even though he was 38 when he did this concert, & you can see that it amuses him as much as it did when the ladies started screaming when he was 19 in 1954, & just starting out.
THAT RAMP from the STAGE: Producer/director Marty Pasetta told Parker (Elvis' manger) that he wanted to build a ramp for Elvis to walk out onto & Parker said no. Pasetta explained that it would be 8 ft. wide & Elvis could stay in the middle or go to the left or to the right if he wanted to (because Pasetta knew how important the audience was to Elvis), but Parker still said no. Fortunately, Pasetta was able to meet w-Elvis & he explained exactly what he told Parker. Fortunately again, Elvis overrode Parker & told Pasetta to build the ramp. Paseta told Elvis he wanted him to lose 25 lbs., which Elvis did. Elvis then hugged Pasetta & said you are one of the few people who has been totally honest w-me. Without that ramp the concert would have been very different if Elvis did not have the option to get in close touch w-the audience. This concert was A BENEFIT TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE KUI LEE CANCER FUND & it raised $75,000. Elvis bought his own ticket for $1,000 & did not make any money from it. The amount of people in the audience was said to be 8,800.
The water throwing incident 1972 Hampton Roads, Virginia when at the very, very start of the video Elvis called out “Please Release Me” but the band began playing “I Can’t Stop Loving You” - he didn’t stop them, he went right into the song, he then walked over to his glass of water, picked it up & playfully threw it at Glen @ piano -- a fun, energetic, powerhouse th-cam.com/video/LNtP5Gd8QGE/w-d-xo.html -- just make sure you hear him say Please Release Me & then the water incident will make sense. Also notice his slightly irritated look at the beginning. This is Elvis w-a slightly deeper, richer voice.
Great comments !
Thank you so much !💚
@@marion_R And thank you so much! I think it makes it a little interesting & El a bit more real when there's some background history where possible; the issue tho' becomes problematic sometimes because there is a lot of misinformation & untruths so it can sometimes be difficult to know what's true & what isn't. There are just a very few people who I feel are honest, one being Pasetta, the other Steve Binder, producer-director of the '68 special; he was one of the most upstanding, ethical people in the business, & Jerry Schilling. I'm leery of the others due to some contradictions of stories they related. At any rate, thanks again & have a nice Holiday.
@@marion_R And thank you so much! I think it makes it a little interesting & El a bit more real when there's some background history where possible; the issue tho' becomes problematic sometimes because there is a lot of misinformation & untruths so it can sometimes be difficult to know what's true & what isn't. There are just a very few people who I feel are honest, one being Pasetta, the other Steve Binder, producer-director of the '68 special; he was one of the most upstanding, ethical people in the business, & Jerry Schilling. I'm leery of the others due to some contradictions of stories they related. At any rate, thanks again & have a nice Holiday. Btw, there's an interesting video "Elvis and his charisma (Part 10): What they said about him" w-words on the screen from such people as Elton John, Bruce Springsteen, B.B. King, Pres. Carter & dozens more w-wonderful comments th-cam.com/video/F3VFsJ8jupo/w-d-xo.html.
@@carolhayar3037 thank you so much for the link!☀️
I absolutely know what you mean. I am just starting to watch/ hear interviews and i had to learn, that you have to watch many, to get 'the puzzle together'.
All the best for you and a wonderful Christmas season!💫🌲
Love that song, real rock n roll! You can feel it
Couldn’t wait to get to work so I could watch this! Happy Holidays from Texas! 👑✌️
That’s dedication!! 😍
You’ve lost that lovin feeling is another one I’m sure that your audience would marvel over. 1970
Here is one, "Mystery Train/ Tiger Man" Las Vegas 1970, thank you.
🔥❤️👑❤️🔥
TY!!
my favorite is you gave me a mountain TLC xx
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
We lost a king so young its a damb shame! The worst thing is that manipulating serpent is still here!!
Wait who :(
I can’t take my eyes off that diamond ring. What is it, like 159 carats?
Have you listened to u s mail by elvis if matt do so
Can you please play trouble from the film King creole please