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Reaction To Elvis "Blue Suede Shoes" on the Milton Berle show | THE WOLF HUNTERZ REACTIONS
Elvis "Blue Suede Shoes" on the Milton Berle show
"Blue Suede Shoes" is a classic rock and roll song originally written and performed by Carl Perkins in 1955. It's widely known for its association with Elvis Presley, who recorded a popular version in 1956. The song is considered a rockabilly standard, blending elements of blues, country, and pop music.
Key points about "Blue Suede Shoes":
Carl Perkins's Original:
Perkins wrote and recorded the song in 1955, and it became a hit, particularly in the Southern US.
Elvis Presley's Version:
Elvis's 1956 rendition, released on his debut album, further popularized the song and contributed to its iconic status.
Cultural Impact:
The song became a symbol of the rebellious spirit of the 1950s and played a role in the rise of rock and roll.
"Don't Step on My Blue Suede Shoes":
The song's most famous line emphasizes the singer's attachment to his shoes and warns against damaging them.
Inspiration:
The song's inspiration reportedly came from Johnny Cash, who mentioned a friend referring to his regulation shoes as "blue suede shoes".

Overview
Elvis Aaron Presley, often called just "Elvis", was an American singer and actor who rose to fame in the 1950s. A pioneer of rockabilly, he's considered one of the most influential figures in rock and roll history. His charismatic stage presence and unique voice, blending country and R&B, captivated audiences with hits like "Heartbreak Hotel" and "Hound Dog".

Elvis Presley
American singer and actor
Overview
Songs
Albums
Movies

Burning Love
Burning Love and Hits from His Movies, Volume 2 · 1972

Can't Help Falling in Love
Blue Hawaii · 1961

Suspicious Minds
From Elvis in Memphis · 1969

Jailhouse Rock
Jailhouse Rock · 1957

Don’t Be Cruel
Hound Dog · 1956
Can´t Help Falling In Love
Milestones of a Legend - Elvis Presley, Vol. 7

In the Ghetto
From Elvis in Memphis · 1969

Return to Sender
Girls! Girls! Girls! · 1962

My Way
Aloha from Hawaii via Satellite · 1973

Hound Dog
Hound Dog · 1956

Pledging My Love
Moody Blue · 1977

Kiss Me Quick
Pot Luck · 1962

Viva Las Vegas
Elvis At The Movies

Trouble
King Creole · 1958

Love Me Tender
Elvis' Golden Records · 1958

Polk Salad Annie

i've loved elvis and eddie cochran since the age of 5 and american classic rock n roll has always been my 'thang'!! - i love how recently the younger generation are digging and rediscovering elvis now - i can tell that from these reaction vids - it's great so after watching your reaction vid to elvis 'ready teddy' on the ed sullivan show from sept 1956 suzi made a great point about the musicians playing their part and getting into the whole theatre of elvis's songs - basically the rest of the band are all in the same dress - tuxedos and bow ties - while their subject is in drape jackets and loose slacks singing about his drama between him and his girl - whether it's a love song or a cracking rock n roll number like ready teddy - and which the band are all playing to that drama whether exciting or love sick - and he's singing that drama to his ridiculously excited audience - it's his story - it's fabulous stuff - pure theatre it was just a few months before he had the jordinaires as a vocal backup - so its just him, scotty, bill and dj fontana - he's playing blue suede shoes on the first of the milton berle shows on april 3rd 1956 (his 7th television appearance - after the 6 dorsey brothers stage shows in jan- march of that year) toward the end of the song the bass player bill black rides his double bass and slaps it (which he always did in live shows before he was on tv - like bill haley type big bands did at that time) - after this show however, colonel parker had a contract drawn up saying that his musicians weren't allowed to react like that and take away from his stars spotlight - therefore this is the last time bill black 'rode that bass' - godamn it!! - and you won't see a tv appearance where this type of 'outrageous' rock n roll behaviour happened again!! - interesting hey love you guys i wish you two all the best with your vids - you're a great couple and i'm really looking forward to you reacting to this one in your own time