Elvis Presley - Live 1969 - Remastered With Footage - The Best of The King of Rock And Roll

The King Of Rock And Roll. Elvis Presley Live in Las Vegas 1969. Elvis Presley did many shows in Las Vegas, and the city had a big impact on his career. In the 1970s, the singer performed 837 shows in Las Vegas, all sold out. Elvis' first live show after almost ten years was on July 31, 1969. Elvis left such a big mark on Las Vegas that you can find imitators of the singer all over the city. Some perform on sidewalks and in casinos, while others are local stars who fill theaters. There are several wedding chapels named after Elvis, such as the Elvis Chapel and the Las Vegas Elvis Wedding Chapel. Elvis Presley's last show in Las Vegas was in December 1976 at the Hilton. Some fans consider the Las Vegas shows to be the best of Elvis' career. Unfortunately, the 1969 Las Vegas shows were not professionally recorded, the images shown in the video were recorded by the public. The audio in this video was remastered, each song was remastered. Thanks to today's technology we can increase the quality of old audios. Setlist: 0:00 Blue Suede Shoes 2:54 All Shook Up 4:27 Jailhouse Rock And Don't Be Cruel 6:33 Hound Dog 8:06 Baby, What You Want Me To Do 10:28 What'd I Say 13:40 In The Ghetto 16:11 I Can't Stop Loving You 18:49 Johnny B. Goode 21:22 My Babe 23:27 Heartbreak Hotel 25:40 Suspicious Minds 32:10 Yesterday And Hey Jude 36:51 Can't Help Falling In Love For those asking where the footage is, unfortunately the 1969 Las Vegas shows were not professionally recorded, at least that's what they told us. The footage shown in this video was recorded "illegally" by fans, some people said that it was forbidden to take cameras, especially professional cameras. It's worth remembering that the year was 1969, it wasn't like today where everyone can record a moment simply using their smartphone. Luckily for us fans, someone managed to get into the show with a camera and recorded these videos. What we see are some "Pieces" of the show, the entire show was probably recorded but time may have damaged the tape, leaving only a few pieces left. These pieces are spread throughout the video, placed at their correct moment, synchronized with the audio, with the music. The audio I got was from the Box set (Elvis Live 1969) which contains audio from several different shows. However, the audio in this video is unique and was remastered by me. I used audio software and manually remastered each song, but I also used paid artificial intelligence to help separate the instrument tracks, I better mixed the Stereo Audio of the instruments in the software, I improved the bass of the drums, bass, etc. Now for the images shown in the video, I used a different artificial intelligence software to "Upscaling" the image, I used several Upscaling "presets" to see what would look best, I increased the FPS of the footage to 60fps, but unfortunately the images recorded by the audience are in very low quality and that was the most I could do to improve the footage. It was a lot of work, it took a lot of time, but I think it was worth it. English is not my main language, so if I wrote something wrong, I apologize. I did all this by myself, and of course, if a large team tried to actually remaster the audios of old Elvis shows they would probably have a better result than mine, and even officially release it perhaps on the official Elvis Presley YouTube channel. But I scoured the entire internet looking for "Remasters" of Elvis shows from 1969 and I couldn't find any with better audio than my remaster. I don't own the copyright to Elvis Presley and I'm not making any money from this video, I'm just a fan who wants to keep King Elvis Presley's legacy alive, even though in my opinion Elvis' legacy will never die. Mark what I'm going to say: Elvis will never die. In the future, humans will have colonized space and will be listening to Elvis on their ships. Listening to Heartbreak Hotel while traveling lol. Elvis Presley's band members in the year 1969 included: Elvis Aaron Presley: Main Voice And Guitar Jerry Scheff: Bassist James Burton: Guitarist Norbert Putnam: Bassist Ronnie Tutt: Drummer Glen D. Hardin: Pianist Larry Muhoberac: Keyboardist Ron Feuer: Keyboardist Joe Guercio: Orchestra The Imperials, The Stamps Quartet, The Sweet Inspirations: Vocals Elvis Presley, named "The King of Rock and Roll" or known simply as "The King", was an American singer, musician and actor. Known the world over by his first name, he is regarded as one of the most important figures of 20th century, pioneer in Rock And Roll, he conquered the entire world with his music, his talent, charisma, style, his incomparable voice and his way of performing. Born January 8, 1935, Tupelo, Mississippi, USA. And died August 16, 1977, Graceland, Memphis, Tennessee, USA. Elvis recorded two songs, his first recordings, in 1953, but he did not "release" them. Only in 1954 Elvis released his first recordings "That's All Right" and "Blue Moon of Kentucky". #elvispresley