Elvis sings the joyful gospel song “If the Lord Wasn’t Walking by My Side”
Elvis Videos
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“If the Lord Wasn’t Walking by My Side” – Gospel Song by Elvis Presley
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“Love Me Tender” – Elvis on His ’68 Comeback Special
From his popular ’68 Comeback Special, see Elvis sing his hit “Love Me Tender” to an adoring crowd:
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Elvis Sings “There is No God But God”
Elvis Presley proclaims “There is No God But God” in this upbeat song from his 1971 gospel album He Touched Me:
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“If You Love Me (Let Me Know)” Elvis Presley 1977 Live Performance
In this June 21, 1977 concert in Rapid City, South Dakota, Elvis Presley sings the Olivia Newton-John song “If You Love Me (Let Me Know)”
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Elvis Presley Sings “Love Me” on His ’68 Comeback Special
Clad in black leather, Elvis plays an acoustic guitar and sings “Love Me” on his ’68 Comeback Special:
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If We Never Meet Again (1960)
Elvis Presley’s 1960 recording of the beautiful gospel song “If We Never Meet Again”
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Elvis Sings “An American Trilogy” (1973)
Here is Elvis with “An American Trilogy” – consisting of the songs “Dixieland”, “All My Trials”, and “Battle Hymn of the Republic”
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“Fairytale” Elvis Presley 1977 Stage Performance
Elvis Presley tells the audience during this 1977 concert, “This next song is the story of my life. It’s called ‘Fairytale’.”
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Bridge Over Troubled Water (1972)
Watch Elvis’s masterful live rendition of “Bridge Over Troubled Water”
This video is from the April 14th, 1972 show at Greensboro, North Carolina and was featured on the documentary Elvis on Tour.
It seems unlikely that a Simon and Garfunkel tune like “Bridge Over Troubled Water” would suit Elvis Presley, but he really delivers a truly moving performance here. In fact when Elvis sang this same song a few weeks later at Madison Square Garden in New York City, composer Paul Simon himself was reported to have declared, “That’s it, we might as well all give up now.” About as high of an endorsement as any entertainer could get!
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Elvis Interacts with the Audience While Singing “Love Me” (1970)
Watch as Elvis Presley interacts with his fans while singing “Love Me” in this 1970 performance in Las Vegas:
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“Take My Hand, Precious Lord” – Gospel by Elvis Presley
Touching rendition of the gospel song “Take My Hand, Precious Lord” by the one-and-only Elvis Presley:
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Elvis Sings “Song of the Shrimp” (1962)
Listen to Elvis sing “Song of the Shrimp” in this scene from his 1962 movie Girls! Girls! Girls!
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“Rock-A-Hula Baby” from Blue Hawaii (1961)
In this clip from the movie Blue Hawaii, Elvis sings “Rock-A-Hula Baby”
Also seen in this clip are Elvis’s Blue Hawaii co-stars Joan Blackman, Angela Lansbury, and Roland Winters.
The song “Rock-A-Hula Baby” was written by Ben Weisman, Fred Wise, and Dolores Fuller (onetime girlfriend of director Ed Wood) who had written songs for many other Elvis films.
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“Sweet Sweet Spirit” Sung at Elvis Concert
During one of his concerts, Elvis Presley introduces J.D. Sumner & Stamps Quartet as they sing the gospel song “Sweet Sweet Spirit”
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“Milky White Way” – Elvis Gospel Song
Check out Elvis Presley as he sings the gospel song “Milky White Way” about the hope of entering heaven:
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From Spinout: Elvis Sings “Never Say Yes” (1966)
In this scene from his 1966 movie Spinout, Elvis Presley sings “Never Say Yes”
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Movie Trailer for “Viva Las Vegas” (1964)
Take a look at the original 1964 movie trailer for the Elvis Presley and Ann Margaret film Viva Las Vegas
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Elvis Presley Sings “Here Comes Santa Claus”
Have you been good? Listen as Elvis Presley sings “Here Comes Santa Claus”
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Elvis Announces His “Aloha from Hawaii” Concert
Don’t miss film of the public announcement Elvis Presley made in 1972 for his upcoming “Aloha from Hawaii” concert and worldwide live broadcast:
Elvis was joined by the president of RCA records. Presley answered several questions from the press including topics such as how he paced himself and if he thought he had a better rapport with the audience than he had 15 years earlier.
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“Hound Dog” – Elvis on The Ed Sullivan Show (1956)
See Elvis Presley perform “Hound Dog” on October 28th, 1956 during his second appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show: