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Top Comments of this video!! :3
In his 68 comeback show he played some great electric guitar.
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How can you not be a fan of Elvis!
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Elvis ain't dead!!! He just went home!!
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Dude those movies mentioned are 3 of his more well known ones. You can find them almost anywhere.
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Presley could play some cowboy chords, and also some very basic R&B. You can hear his playing on "Blue Moon"(an early B-side/album cut), and the AM radio version of "Love Me Tender". In the '68 comeback special he does "Baby What You Want Me to Do" and cops a few Jimmy Reed licks on Scotty Moore's big jazz box, a Super 400, I think. Singing was his strong point, so he learned enough guitar to get by when he was starting out, but as soon as he got famous, his people could and did hire the very best accompanists and Elvis only played guitar when he felt like it.
He's the reason I've been doing gigs for sixty-plus years. He was on Jackie Gleason or Red Skelton's TV show before Ed Sullivan and I saw the power of live rock and roll. I knew in an instant what I wanted to do.
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Elvis did have some decent guitar chops. Listen to Baby What You Want Me To Do from the ‘68 Comeback Special.
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Elvis was a well rounded musician. He also played piano and bass, quite well.
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Tyler just casually holding a guitar of Elvis' haha. The nostalgia in the bathroom really rides home the magnitude of your memorabilia. What a fantastic piece of guitar history.
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Wow, this is insane! Being a fan of Elvis since my childhood I would be way too nervous even just holding this guitar.
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I'm an Elvis fan, which is unusual for other 13 year olds and i've always liked his playing, even the simple stuff. (I am a guitar player too)
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I wish I had a half a million dollar guitar that belonged to Elvis
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Of all the movies he did, Elvis said that his favorite was King Creole. Having seen it myself, I can certainly see why — it’s a terrific movie! I’ve also got the original soundtrack for G.I. Blues on vinyl in my catalogue. (I don’t call it a collection; collecting is for stamps, not music.) It belonged to my late grandfather, who I think was about the same age as The King of Rock and Roll himself.
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I like the positivity😊. I'm not particularly an "Elvis Fan" either but I can TOTALLY respect this...! Very Cool🤘🏻❤️🎸🎶
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Your video editing is simply pro. Love your channel and your personality (and guitar chops). Thanks for creating actually really good content. 🙏
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Thanks for showing us this and playing it. Sounds really nice.
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Elvis was a good guitarist. He really was.
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I'm from Memphis originally.
I went to Graceland with my mom at 12 yrs old.
Was pretty darn cool in a 70s way.
The "jungle room" has green shag carpet all the way up the walls.👍
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I can't believe they are sending it through the mail!
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Damn Tyler this is insane so cool you got your hands on that amazing
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@bsjeffrey
7 months ago
my mom's best friend from childhood, had/has tickets for the next concert elvis was supposed to perform when he died.
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