Elvis Presley Suspicious Minds Live in Las Vegas
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Publicado 2015-05-15
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Just now realizing how great he was. He was THE KING.
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Elvis died in 77 i was five years old but I'll never forget the neighbor jumping on his roof shouting the king is dead...even right now in 2024 i remember that moment
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The King will never die out! let him continue to live ❤️🙏 2024 Greetings from Austria 😘
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i cant think of anyone who comes close to elvis
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What a man so good looking and a beautiful voice my mother would swoon over Elvis
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THIS MAN WAS EVERYTHING IN MUSIC PERIOD .
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Just think about what this man did in his 42 years on this earth. He did hard things that called for "swim or sink" mentally. There was always walls in everything he did, but he excelled in those times and blew people away by rising to the occasions. There will never be another like him! The greatest of all time!
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He was the "King"!!! We miss him! 😢
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This performance is a great example of why he is known as The King of Rock and Roll!
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Elvis has got to be the most beautiful man to ever walk this earth. He was gorgeous
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I was blessed to have experienced him in concert. Denver, 1976. TEN ROWS from the stage!!!!
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A great voice, an eye for the theatrical, and good legs. He couldn't go wrong.
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His energy is unbelievable. There will be not has been any other like him
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Sure there were singers and performers out there back in the day. Then Elvis hit his stride and raised the talent bar much higher.
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Le king est mort vive le king il restera dans nos memoires il m a fait rêver a 12ans j en ai 64 et il me fait toujours rêver merci ELVIS
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I was 19 when I heard the news about Elves, The Music Industry Lost A Great Singer that Day.
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Before anyone did anything, Elvis did everything...
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He's gone, and so is his talent, beautiful voice, and handsome being. Never be like him.
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Absolutely love this song way before Luke got into it. Thank you Luke for getting Tracy recognized for her amazing talent
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I’m 58 been a fan for 60 years .
