Never Seen Before Footage Of Elvis Presley! (On his last days alive)

Never Seen Before Footage Of Elvis Presley! (On his last days alive)
Some people found new footage with great quality of Elvis Presley performing Unchained Melody. It was taken from an Elvis concert in Rapid City in South Dakota in 1977! Oh my God, when I listen to this I get goosebumps, he was the best, wasn’t he?

[BATJAX]

After watching the film… man that cut from Austin to the real Elvis made me cry so hard. He gave his life to sing this song. Rip legend.

[revelare_xvii]

I legit broke into tears when they played this scene at the end of Elvis (2022). He was literally on the verge of death, but you wouldn’t have known because of his voice. It’s as if this performance was his final farewell to the world and no one knew.

[DavidSmith-tund]

He sang this song like he knew it was his last. Left nothing to doubt. One of the most powerful voices the world has known.

[OldPokéMonster]

It’s amazing how we idolize these people, not knowing the true pain, as well as demons that they are fighting inside. We all want to be rich and famous, but truly don’t understand the hard work, hardship and loses they suffer along the way. Yes, I assume it’s an interesting, exciting and good life at times. But I believe this man lived the last days of his life, very lonely and very very sad!! God bless him for the amazing talent and all the years of hard work put into mastering that talent. Truly one of a kind!!

[lucasq]

He could barely speak, but when he started singing it was as if something magical had switched on inside him.

[billysobolik]

He appears weak, out of breath, and bloated in the beginning, but this proves that despite it all, his voice could still move mountains. NOTHING ever got in the King's way of delivering a stellar vocal performance every single time.

[denimlady]

His speech was mumbled and slurred.  Yet his voice remained unbeatable.  He has never been equalled.  His voice range and strength melts me.

[tanvirgrewal]

Given the condition of his health at the point, even the great great live performances in music hardly come close.
Nothing, even his health, could affect the effort he put in delivering this and so many more great performances.
Truly the King.

[pj____]

No matter what elvis was going through, his voice never sounded bad, even when out of breath here in this video, he still sounded amazing

[bluxe]

I believe that he knew 100% he was going out, one way or the other, on this song. He sang it like it was an exclamation point, not a comma.

[justageneraluser]

I've never cared two cents about Elvis but my buddy dragged me to see the movie (despite my complaining about its 2.5+ hour runtime). By the time they played this, I had tears in my eyes. 50 years later his voice is still touching lives for the first time. RIP

[babsnadoy]

He gave it his all. I think he knew his time is coming to an end. He wasan amazing vocalist. If only the people in his life truly cared and looked out for him. Oh, what could have been.

[RhysCropper]

When they played this scene at the end of the Elvis film (2022) I was profoundly touched. My heart felt the emotions and the tragedy that was his life sunk in. May The King live on for eternity.

[matzew]

unbelievably, in his worst condition, he sang better than 90% of today's singers 🤯😍

[treysharkk]

The way he struggled to breath and speak. Could barely stay alive. But as aoon as he began to sing he became full of life and vigor. As if he would live forever, and in a way he will

[edwardmaxey]

I'm 80 years old. An Elvis will live forever. He's a good man. Leave alone. Let him rest in peace

[melissastruxness]

This is so horribly painful yet so perfectly sung. The man could not breathe yet sang like THAT? Not sure how it was even possible brings tears to my eyes.

[lscales]

Dude could hardly walk at this point. Each step was painful his knees were terrible and his back was killing him, and he still sang this song perfectly and enthusiastically. Like him or not he was a dedicated to his craft.

[codyerickson]

“I’m almost 40, Cilla. 40. And pretty soon no one will remember me.”

Oh how wrong he was. Even though I was born 16 years after his untimely passing, I’ve always been a huge fan of his music. It’s absolutely timeless.

[PetronellaTomirotti]

Goose bumps his voice never ever failed him to the end!!