There are a lot of amazing entertainers out there but honestly no one even comes close to Elvis

I love Elvis jamming with his friends in the black leather and having fun. What could be better?? Thanks for this one and your comments. ❤❤❤

Blues Elvis is soooooo grossly underrated!!

I love this one. It shows Elvis having fun. Enjoying this jam session with his band. It also shows how he borrowed Scotty’s rhythm guitar so he could play the rhythm. He played it with confidence and although he said he only knew three cords, you can see he was skilled. Love his smiles. His and your smile make me smile too. Thank you for unbiased reaction and positive opinions.

Everyone who worked with him said there was nobody like him ... and they worked with him , not for him ! He respected their contributions to the overall performance ... he only wanted everyone to enjoy what they accomplished together and to please his audiences ! TCB forever !

Nothing better ,with Elvis in his black leather outfit ,looking ever so fine ,then playing his guitar ,and jamming with his friends ,be still my heart ❤

When the God of Music graced humanity with his otherworldly beauty, charisma, talent and heart of gold 🙌🏼💯⚡❤️

I saw him four times. Just a star.

Over 20 songs from Elvis? You have a long way to go brother..he recorded 786 songs.

This is a pure magic

A lot of people thought that Elvis couldn't really play guitar. He did use a guitar as a prop often. But, in an interview with Glen Campbell, who was an extremely good guitarist, he stated that Elvis was a really good guitar player.

Every person on this planet must be mesmerized by him. I don't care if you are straight man. LOOK AT HIM

And this guy couldn't read music...just pure intuition.....I can't imagine any pop or rock star today who wouldn't want to jam with this man....so charismatic

I could have watched Elvis sit and sing and play his guitar for hours. He was and remains an amazing entertainer. His devastating good looks don't hurt either.🙂❤👑

Elvis’ lead guitarist, Scotty Moore, was not overly pleased at handing his electric guitar over to Elvis. “Scotty Moore had brought a 1963 Gibson Super 400 CES for the show. He’d bought the guitar in ’63 from a store in Chicago for $237 and a part exchange on a Gibson bass, and used it on his 1964 solo album The Guitar That Changed The World. Elvis was playing a 1960 Gibson J200 acoustic. After a jokey rendition of Love Me, Elvis looks at Moore and says, “Let’s swap axes,” and hands Scotty his J200. He asks to borrow my guitar because his is not loud enough,” said Scotty. “Next time you see it, look at the expression on my face, like… I wish I'd thought fast enough to say, ‘No! Go get your own guitar!’” Armed with the electric guitar, Elvis tears into Jimmy Reed’s Baby, What You Want Me To Do, with gusto, literally taking the lead. Back in front of an audience, playing the rhythm and blues he loves, his guitar playing is rough round the edges but tough and exciting. Boots are stomped, the musicians shout encouragement and a decade of hokey pop is forgiven.” Elvis was known to be rough on guitars but “In the second "sit down show" (available now on several boxset collections), the two men don’t swap guitars (at first) and the song lacks punch. Scotty’s playing is slick and melodic, with country twangs. They do a couple more songs, then swap guitars and try again. Instantly, Elvis is transformed. It’s like the electric guitar itself brings something to his performance (maybe a recognition that the new kids on the block - The Beatles and the Stones - are electric players?). Scotty, a Chet Atkins fan, is slick - but Elvis plays his heart out. “He was a great rhythm player, really good,” said Scotty. “He wasn’t a good enough player that he could just start playing lead guitar on any song or in any key or anything, but on songs that he knew… “When I first met him, that was the thing that really impressed me as much as anything. He had great rhythm on the guitar and great rhythm in his voice. We did some songs and they were very rhythmic.” They were. Those rhythms changed the world. “

Such a sexy talented man you can tell he's loving this!

Elvis oooooozed ‘swag’ out of every pore ❤❤❤❤❤

No worries about people who don't get comedy! I've seen the Bill Burr one your talking about and I laughed and I love Elvis so very much, Elvis was one who didn't take himself too serious if you see him goofing around and hear the things he'd say always saying "hope I don't split my pants" on stage while singing and such!

In scene Elvis is preforming with a couple guitar players that were with him when he first started .

Charisma off the charts

Elvis Presley. The Originator of Modern Music & Stage Performance. The original Teen Idol. Elvis Made rock and roll. He was a master arranger of music genres and guitarist and vocalist and dancer. He originated VIBE. He understood young people and wanted to bring all races together. abd he did just that.

Brilliant!! Love it! 🔥

How can you not love this performance, even if you`re not an Elvis fan?

Yep, you heard him groan! He does that a few times in this performance along with a growl here and there. This is pure raw Elvis jammmmming on that guitar with his favorite bandmates like they did together back in the day.

My mom is 91 and she calls this boogie woogie music and never missed an opportunity to dance to it when she was able. 💖

Love this energetic performance! The stand up version is great too. I learned from Elvis, that I shouldn't take myself too seriously and laugh about my mistakes. This makes my life easier. Thank you, that was another great reaction!☀️💚

I am so glad you do music reactions you have a eloquent way of talking about them. You know what you are doing and you do a better job than most. Thanks to for continuing to react to Elvis, I know when you do a reaction it is fair and detailed.unfortunately Bill makes fun of Elvis when he when he was sick and overweight. There is something people even many fans don't know Elvis was very ill and that was because he was an Alpha 1 gene. His mother's parents were first cousins which made him have a double gene. It was discovered by journalist Sally Hoedel in the book " Elvis Presley Defined to die young". His mother was 46 when she died of heart and liver disease. Her two brothers also died in their 40's. Elvis was 42. He was ill and hide it especially in the last 5 years of his life. In spite of the prescription paint killers, Hoedel said Elvis would have still died in his 40's. Now I think it is better treated. The last 3 years of his life he had a bloated stomach and pale skin, whitch indicated the liver not filtering properly. His hair dresser Larry Yelled said Elvis had 2 mild heart attacks in 1975 in his presence. He wanted no one to know. When he died in August of 1977, all his detractors said it was drugs. It was is weak heart, that finally stopped. Please react to "Elvis Presley King of Kindness". Or " Elvis Presley A Generous Heart". Thanks King. Be Blessed

OH MY DAYS I FOUND YOU ONCE AGAIN , WATCHING ELVIS JUST JAMMING❤ PLEASE CHECK THIS SONG FROM HAWAII IN 1973 / I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY/ I SO MUCH ENJOY YOU GIVING US YOUR COMPANY, FOR YOUR GENTLE WAYS. 🐦

Jane H commenting … I think you are so right. We are here to enjoy the music & to listen to your Reaction to that music. And I do enjoy your philosophical reasonings about some of the songs. I think most of us enjoy your reactions. I know that I do. It’s obvious that you are getting to know Elvis better, which is great. I really appreciate what you are doing, because you are bringing Elvis back into life & talking about him & you are willing to learn about him through the comments made. So thank you. It’s always so lovely watching Elvis playing guitar, & this is a really great piece of playing. Elvis always treated his musicians as if they were his family.

I was there for this. NBC Studios in Burbank, California.

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Great reaction to Elvis please keep them coming! Don’t listen to all the Elvis hater’s, you’re my favorite reactor I watch your Elvis reactions over and over until you have a new one…every song from the “68” comeback special are winners ** Please check out “68” ( Trying To Get To You 2:58 ) vocal power, same “68” ( One Night With You 4:10 ) he’s playing guitar and someone pulled the plug to the guitar and like a professional he is he doesn’t miss a beat and singes (somebody pulled the plug) and continues singing 🎶 🔥🔥🎸

The best entertainer. I will always love him and be a fan

Do "Trying To Get To You" from this concert. It's a gem!! ❤ Thanks for your reactions. They're really something special!!

I'm a heterosexual woman.. this man died when I was ten.. but I have to say.. I understand why my Mom loved him. my goodness gracious.. this man was gorgeous.. I was 1 yr old at that performance.. I need a fan.. so hot. lol

WHAT A MEN, IN THIS TIME THERE IS NO MEN ANYMORE

Those girls were losing their minds, and I'd be right there with them tbh 😊 🔥 The extended version of this song is great.

Cool stuff. So raw and awesome. His man had something no one else had before, during or since.

So Absolutely Gorgeous!!❤❤❤❤❤❤!

Check out how much this man gave to charities. He never took a tax right off, and people he didn't even know. Listen to his charitable donations. They're all on display at Graceland. He used his popularity to help the world. He died at 42. How many people can say they did what he did in the 13 years in the music industry. He bought cars for people he didn't know. It's all documented and worth listening to his charitable donations. The people who make fun of him look like fools and are certainly no one you'd follow in the music industry.

Elvis was so nervous about this live performance. He hadn’t performed live for over 10 years, with 2 years away in the US Army,followed by 8 years only making movies, Steve Binder made sure Elvis had his old friends up there with him to recreate their relaxed jamming atmosphere. He told Elvis to just come out and say hello and then leave, that would be enough. I think he knew that Elvis would pick up the electricity from the audience once he was out there, and that would do the trick. He was right. Elvis fell into his performance easily , like he’d never been away, and gave us all the epic show we see today. Another great reaction. 20 Elvis songs so far, just another 620 odd to go!!!! 👌💕🕺

You have us on a journey I am enjoying Kings. 💯% Great vibe & flow

Looking his best and that is saying a lot!!!

Just about the best looking dude to stroll down the pike, I’ll say.

This was on TV way back in the day.

The "Polk Salad Annie" clip from 1970 in Vegas goes for just shy of 6 minutes or so. "Bridge Over Troubled Water" is a nice length too. Songs in general were shorter then. Especially on the popular charts.

Love it ❤

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Elvis recorded over 700 songs!

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Those women in the front were Presidents of his fan clubs who were invited.

PLEASE LISTEN TO HIS JAZZY BLUES SONG NEW ORLEANS ON HIS MOVIE SCENE FROM THE MOVIE KING CREOLE PLEASE AND LATER CRAWFISH THAT'S A SONG FROM THE SAME MOVIE WITH A SINGER CALLED KITTY WHITE SHE CAN SING ALSO THANKS FOR UR ELVIS REACTIONS!

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Sexiest man ever. Unbelievable voice. Love it

There are several suggestions I would have included some documentaries about behind the scenes for Elvis but my question is, I am Subscribed to you and I have already made a couple suggestions but do I need to be a paying member to make a suggestion?

This man had so much sexapeal ❤️🌟

At the end of the day nothing physically happens to you when you get 'offended'..your leg dosent drop off or you dont go blind..so offend away,life is to short to care.

It’s a Jimmy reed tune

The magic , mâle , something of female , white and black too , adult and child = 1 billions records sold ...

Why make fun of the outfit? It's the 60's & 70's. You have one man on a stage with over 18 to 20,000 people there to see you. What would you wear? All of those suits have a meaning. They're designed with numerology, and they are 70's styling. Who would see him on a stage wearing levis. Really? He was bigger than life. How would you dress if you were him? He was putting on a show and he always put on a great show. The music moves him and he's been criticized for that since 1955. His answer is....I can't help it. I have to move. All Elvis had to wear was jeans when he was poor and growing up in the projects. After he became successful he never wore them again unless it was required in a movie. The Aloha from Hawaii was the only Satelite Concert that was seen by billions of people in different countries all around the world. That particular suit he made sure represented the USA, and it has our symbol of the American Eagle on it. He chose white suits so it was easier for the audience to SEE HIM. Frank Sinatra made My Way popular. Sinatra said, something like.... I'm just a singer. What Elvis does is genius. Not word for word but he said this several times about Elvis. Do you realize that he directs the orchestra from behind. He ends the song and directs each part of the orchestra himself. He ends the song by motioning when they should stop. Those guys do not take they're eyes off of him, and they react to the moves he makes. Elvis did karate. As far as his moves on stage, he always moved around from the time he began in 1955. He did some karate moves in his show maybe for his performance or to loosen up, whatever, and the audience loved it. He moves to the music as to how he feels. Elvis fans have been supporting him for what? 59 years? And people are just getting it now? Better late than never. He is the King of Rock and Roll. No one has that voice. You need to listen to "If I can dream" from the 68 special That performance was on the heels of JFK, and Martin Luther King's death. Think about it. Maybe you should watch some of his rehearsals. He was in charge.

This is jimmy revers song i think but here i think its à top of thé blues