Elvis Presley – Stranger In the Crowd

Introduction

Elvis Presley’s “Stranger In The Crowd”: A Look Back
“Stranger In The Crowd,” a soulful ballad delivered by the King himself, Elvis Presley, found its home on his 1970 album “That’s The Way It Is.” The song’s writer, Winfield Scott, was no stranger to crafting hits for Elvis. Scott previously collaborated with Otis Blackwell on Elvis classics like “Return to Sender.”

While details surrounding the song’s inspiration remain elusive, “Stranger In The Crowd” resonates with themes of loneliness and searching for connection. The lyrics paint a picture of someone lost in a sea of faces, yearning to find a kindred spirit. Elvis’ powerful vocals deliver the message with a touch of vulnerability, making it a relatable listen for anyone who’s ever felt isolated in a crowd.

The studio version features a bluesy atmosphere, accentuated by James Burton’s extended guitar solo that adds a layer of emotional depth. However, for a taste of the electrifying energy Elvis brought to the song live, you can turn to the live version released on the special edition of “That’s The Way It Is.” The live recording even boasts a companion video included in the special features, allowing fans to witness the raw power of Elvis performing the song.

“Stranger In The Crowd” may not be one of Elvis’ biggest hits, but it remains a captivating track for fans who appreciate his soulful side. The song’s exploration of loneliness and the yearning for connection make it a timeless piece that continues to resonate with listeners today.

Video

https://youtu.be/gu8WEP89FOI?si=YHfJqI1ageZkvZHu

ELVIS Stranger In The Crowd (Unreleased Rehearsal) (https://youtu.be/gu8WEP89FOI?si=YHfJqI1ageZkvZHu)

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