hi guys welcome to the strong lady d channel, where I will be doing song reaction and other variety of different reactions, I will also be featuring compilations as well, I enjoy being a content creator and doing reaction videos, I will be doing different genre of music , I enjoy doing music that I don't know and the feeling I get when I react to them for the first time is always enjoyable and feels amazing, I hope you guys will enjoy my contents and become a part of the SLD family.you can always give me your opinions in the comment section as we become a family and create beautiful content because music is love. So Live Love Laugh.
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I didnt know he could play piano
I love your Elvis reactions .he always puts a smile on my face aswell❤ he's the king and always will be !!
im jealous
Notice at 2:24 he turns & begins to walk toward the band -- it was his funny way of showing that he was so dizzy from all the kissing that he got confused in his direction. He did a lot of kissing but notice that he got through the song perfectly, never missing a beat!
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That medley is great, only wish it was about 3 hours longer, that's how many good songs he did in his short life time. Great reaction to Elvis as usual.👌
All those ladies have those memories forever of Elvis and he was an incredible human being ❤
No one with ever compare with Elvis he was and always will be untouchable ❤
I guess i would have fainted before I could have reached the stage...😊 Thank you for your Elvis fridays!☀️
What a lovely and fun reaction and your tongue sticking out said more than words.😂
Big love from Indonesia
Happy Elvis Friday 🎉 Love this medley. Whoever did this video, did a great job! Love watching you watch him. We all get giddy too! 😍 he's so talented and gorgeous!! We miss him. Remember...we need to honor him Aug 16. 😢
Happy Elvis Friday 🎉🎉❤
That was so fun. You are just like me watching him!!😂 Actually, that was a great mash-up. Loved it!!!❤❤❤
Lisa Edwards is a hall of fame alumni in her own right.
Sweet beautiful Elvis was so good to his fans.
This is the most relatable love song. Sometimes we all just need to step back to the time before we were parents with mortgages and all the marital/responsible adult obligations and remind our partner
I love Suspicious Minds when he did the fast version on stage and moved to it ❤ But the original slow version at the end is beautiful also ❤a lot of emotion to it ❤
Elvis ,was special ,he truly loved his fans ,always gave back ,either nby a kiss ,a handshake ,a piece of jewlery a scarf ,and never ever refused a autograph,or picture
The band didn’t know he was going to get off the stage. He loved us as we love him ❤
Hi there, i really enjoyed this Medley with you - Have you reacted to the full version of Suspicious Minds you would love it - it is one of Elvis' very best performances - it is an Elvis classic - 1970 Las Vegas Elvis Presley ' Suspicious Minds' an absolute outstanding performance. I highly recommend it! May I also suggest the live version of 'Stranger in the Crowd' I have the Link Live in Las Vegas 1970 kzread.info/dash/bejne/in-Dtbmnqpmufbg.html I always love and enjoy your Elvis reactions. Thank you so much!
Someone simply improved the quality of the videos & made a medley of Elvis performances. For example, it begins with Elvis, "Jailhouse Rock" from his movie of the same name in 1957. Elvis died in 1977 so it's definitely not from 1982. Also, Elvis was not thought to be 'acting like a fool' in any of his appearances of the time. His dance moves were considered 'dangerous, suggestive, and immoral. The FBI even received complaints wanting Elvis legally barred from performing as they felt he was 'corrupting the youth.'
Fun to watch the ladies lining up as Elvis is going through the crowd. The longer he was down there, the more women lined up. A lot of people don't pick up on it but when he's on his right side of the stage & bends down to kiss someone, the male with the lady yelled out something nasty to her. Anger & seriousness changed Elvis's demeanor in a flash & he gave the guy a dirty look before continuing on to the people on his right side of the stage. He pulled it together fast but it's definitely noticeable if you pay close attention. Elvis loved his fans & they him. The majority of the male partners were happy that their female companion got a kiss...you can see them smiling for them. "Sorry I couldn't make it up there in time, man" was cool because you can hear Elvis's southern accent come through & the 'take it home, man' just demonstrates he was one cool dude. Great performance, great reaction!
What is the time stamp on that -- i think some people might need it if they don't pick up on it. Oh, & it was "Take it home baby" not "man." Thanks.
The Wonder Of You - Elvis Presley Please ✨
Oh yes! I really love that one.
My moms favorite singer. took me decades to understand her passion. I remember the day he died. i was in Sixth grade. My mom was crying.. and my dad who was a very funny handsome man.. Came home from work, busted the door open and fell on his knees singing.. " Are you lonesome tonight"... I laughed.. my mom was so upset she ran upstairs.. they didn't talk for days...lol
Amazing. Lennon opens his heart. As brilliant as he was, he is still underrated. God bless.
I guess I said something wrong on your timeline.So I will be unsubscribing thank you anyway
It's all true
Yet ANOTHER reason for believing in reincarnation!❤✨✨✨❤
Exactly
I discovered this song the month my Grandmother died, so it always makes me bawl now
Watch Neil Buddy Rich tribute 😊😮😮😮😮😊 You'll be amazed 😮😊
Always love watching people discover Neil 😊
Neil Peart is his name was then and will be forever the best drummer of all time RIP Neil GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
I'm soooo glad You didn't put yourself in that group on KZread that claims "Neil Peart was ONE of the best drummers that ever lived." The problem is this, most people who claim that never heard all that he can do, his creativity, his vision, his dogged persistance, and even the way he purposefully adds in parts to his drum solo that sound "out of beat"...he began doing this later on (& does it in this solo about mid-way in, about @5:10). He even mentions this "out of beat" parts in an interview. I played bass 40 years, and I've learned many songs doing Neal's drum parts with my hands on different areas of flat surfaces like the inside walls of kitchen sink, island kitchen, at work etc...and I've learned to play the "out of beat" parts. It's just something that takes years to develop, (not Dog Years!) lol
@@RottenPoliticians I played the drum in high school band,yes i know,i would have never ever been 25% the drummer he was,yes agree he one of kind,He was on David Letterman Show a few times,saw him way back when He was good,RIP Neal GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
Since I started going to concerts in the 70s, I have seen some great drummers. But Neil was in a class by himself. I’ve thought over the last 10 or 15 years that somebody would step up to his level, but no one has that I know of. Not with his complex level of arrangement.
And he's one of the greatest song writers ever also.
Now that Neil is gone, i have nothing to set my clock to. Impeccable. RIP!
Good one!
Watch the live Oprey version of The Father, My Son, and the Holy Ghost! Powerful song and performance by a grieving father.
So sweet of you to cover this song
And this is why Dame Shirley Bassey is considered by many to be the best performer ever. Her unique 4 octave range is unheard of . Belated congratulations to DSB on latest honour bestowed by King Charles- Order of Companions of Honour to music. An award only 65 people at any time can hold also only non French permformer to be awarded Legion D’Honneur. Adore you Dame Shirley Bassey from Guernsey Channel Islands 💕🇬🇬
Best percussionist to have ever lived...
Came to see if she pronounced Neil's last name correctly. Nope.
So what? Not that important really.
For the record: P-ear👂t. I pronounced it wrongly for over 35 years. Nice reaction.
Loved your reaction! Loved Toby Keith may he RIP. & love my country USA.
Welcome to the world of Neil Peart. Many drummers consider him to be the world's best. That's why he's known as " the Professor ". BTW his name rhymes with pier. He also writes the lyrics for Rush. You won't hear rock lyrics like them anywhere else. The man was brilliant. RIP Professor.
Really LOVE THE REACTION!!! Maybe check out NEIL PEART Buddy Rich HONOR????? Surprises awaits!! :) ♥AND, or... Victor Wooten bass music????????? :) “Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you believe in Him so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” ~ Romans 15:13
McCartney practised this song for a week to get his voice really hoarse and caustic. He wanted the song to sound desperate. My take on the song is that he is talking to John, begging him not to leave. "I'll never let you down" - a direct answer to John's "Don't Let Me Down". Also, "I'll never make it alone"...seems to fit, don't you think? It's the breakup of the Beatles.
Great reaction!
Dame Shirley and Lady D together at last! Burly Chassis as we cheekily call her is from my home of Wales and is a contemporary of Tom Jones - also from my area - both powerhouses, though very different styles. My mum adored her and I grew up listening to her. Suggest, out of interest, you watch her singing "As Long As He Needs Me" at the Royal Variety Performance in 1961. Then, "Diamonds Are Forever" Live at the BAFTA's at 85 years old for comparison. Enjoy!
She is so expressive and has a superb voice.
Oh yes indeed! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
This song was a secret song, only sung at the Vatican for the Pope. Untill Mozart heard it once, wrote it down from memory and made it public for the world, a century and a half later.