Susan Boyle once stunned the world with her heartfelt version, and of course, there’s the iconic take by the Righteous Brothers. But when Elvis Presley sat down at the piano in 1977, something truly unforgettable happened.
In newly restored footage, The King delivers a breathtaking performance of the classic ballad, pouring every ounce of emotion into each note. Many fans and critics alike consider this to be one of the most powerful moments of his career—possibly even his finest.
At the time, Elvis hadn’t released a studio album in over a year. Under pressure from his longtime manager, Colonel Tom Parker, a camera crew was brought in to capture the magic for a television special and a live album.
Despite his declining health, Elvis agreed. What followed became a poignant chapter in music history.
