About the song
The artist is Elvis Presley, and the song is "That’s All Right" (as performed during the ’68 Comeback Special).
Introduction to "That’s All Right" by Elvis Presley (’68 Comeback Special)
"That’s All Right" is one of the songs that solidified Elvis Presley’s legacy as the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. Originally recorded in 1954 at Sun Records, the song marked a turning point in music history, blending elements of blues and country to create the early foundation of rockabilly. Written by blues artist Arthur Crudup, "That’s All Right" was Elvis’s debut single and became a milestone that introduced him to the world.
The version performed during the ’68 Comeback Special is iconic. This televised performance in 1968 served as a triumphant return for Elvis, who had taken a break from live shows to focus on his movie career. Amid vibrant energy and a stripped-down, intimate stage setting, Elvis’s rendition of "That’s All Right" reminded audiences everywhere of his electrifying charisma and groundbreaking musical talent.
Although the song itself did not win specific awards, the ’68 Comeback Special cemented Elvis’s enduring influence on music. It revitalized his career and earned its place in history as one of the most celebrated TV music specials of all time. "That’s All Right" remains an anthem of Presley’s early sound and his enduring impact on modern music.
With its raw vocals, infectious rhythm, and timeless appeal, this performance of "That’s All Right" perfectly captures why Elvis Presley revolutionized music and continues to inspire generations. Watch and experience the energy that changed the course of rock history.
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