Elvis Presley 45th Memorial sung by SRM 2022 August 16th

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I entered a contest months ago and won. This is the karaoke concert that I won. I present it here as a memorial to Elvis Presley.
I am a tribute artist and not an impressionist. I do hope that you enjoy this in the spirit it is given.
Solely to preserve his memory and to entertain.
More info on the bottom.

00 00:14 Intro music
01 1:47 That's all right
02 3:34 Heartbreak hotel, hound dog, all shook up
03 6:48 I can't stop loving you
04 9:11 Don't cry daddy

05 11:46 I've lost you
06 15:31 Stranger in the crowd
07 19:19 Walk a mile in my shoes
08 22:23 It hurts me
09 24:48 What now my love

10 27:57 Words
11 30:34 I just can't help believing
12 35:13 Bridge over troubled water
13 39:48 You don't know me
14 42:07 You've lost that loving feeling

15 46:23 Yesterday
16 48:45 You don't have to say you love me
17 50:53 How great Thou art
18 54:04 And I love you so
19 57:19 Sweet Caroline

20 59:55 The next step is love
21 1:03:31 The wonder of you
22 1:06:05 Trying to get to you
23 1:08:16 Unchained melody
24 1:11:28 Can't help falling in love

The channel I won the contest from is
Sing Karaoke With The Stars!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc2xM6WkNmvltdHfKvVwVXQ
There are some great songs here and well worth a look.

I started singing as a child even before I could talk.
When I was 7 I discovered Elvis mostly because he was finally allowed in our home. He had been banned before this. But my dad felt it was safe because he was doing dumb movies and no longer a threat.
So I discovered him and then..... his comeback special came on TV and I was in love LOL.
By the time I was 10 I was singing on stage.
In my teens my younger brother [by 15 months] was developing a rich deep voice. I was jealous because he could sound like Elvis [or so I thought anyhow].
Well I was very tall at 6 feet and also had a bit of a deep voice as well.
But I lacked the rich resonance my dad and brother had. [Funny but only the one brother out of 5 had such depth].
Being a student of anatomy I learned that men and women have the same throat muscles and that boys, when becoming men, have stronger muscles than women do and so get that resonance from two muscles that attach to the top rib.
I spent a year working on mine until I also had resonance in my voice. Another year to learn to control it. And presto. A woman that sounds like Elvis LOL.

By the time I was 18 I was able to sing like you are hearing today.
So now you have a bit of history and also why I am able to sing as I do.

Please enjoy, dance if you wish, sing along, maybe let this become background music for yourself.
Or just sit and listen.
Whatever you do. Have fun. :)