Nine Inch Nails - Liar (Reptile Demo)

If Elvis still had doubts about the death of his rock and roll career, having seen in an improvised studio an orchestra of forty-two musicians led by Nelson Riddle, he lost his last illusions. The rock and roll king humbledly appeared in the new Canossa to bow to the old school patriarch, and even put on a tuxedo - a new version of rags. The amazing ability to adapt to circumstances was confirmed on the final recording of the show. Elvis, with unexpected maturity and natural elegance, performed both songs from his new “Forty-Five”, and then sang a duet with Sinatra - it was an imaginary improvisation, the signature style of American television. Changing each other at the microphone, both stars sang each other's hits: Elvis - "Witchcraft" (Witchcraft), Sinatra - "Love me dearly":with the help of this trick, the general public wanted to show that their two worlds are now merging in ecstasy.