Elvis Presley takes the stage by storm with electrifying 1972 performance of “I Got a Woman”
“I Got a Woman” is a song that was originally written and recorded by Ray Charles in 1954. Elvis Presley covered the song and performed it numerous times throughout his career. One notable live performance of the song by Elvis was during his 1972 tour, which was later released as a live album titled “Elvis As Recorded at Madison Square Garden.”
In this performance, Elvis opens the song with his signature “Well, well, well” and then proceeds to deliver a soulful and energetic rendition of the song. He is backed by his talented band and a chorus of female backup singers who help to create a rich and dynamic sound. Elvis’ vocals are powerful and commanding, as he effortlessly transitions between smooth crooning and raucous rock ‘n’ roll.
Elvis’s version of “I Got a Woman” was recorded in 1956 and featured his unique blend of rock and roll, blues, and gospel music. The song is an up-tempo number that celebrates the joys of being in love with a woman.
The performance captures the essence of what made Elvis Presley such a legendary performer. His charisma and stage presence are undeniable as he moves around the stage, interacting with the crowd and showcasing his undeniable talent. The live version of “I Got a Woman” is a testament to Elvis’ ability to connect with his audience and deliver unforgettable performances.
