Some of Elvis Presley’s history-making happened in the recording studio, but a lot of it occurred onstage in front of adoring fans. Elvis’ legendary ’68 comeback TV special showed that the King still reigned supreme, especially when he stripped things down for a raw, rocking version of his first recording, “That’s All Right.” And in 1973, the global broadcast of his Aloha from Hawaii via Satellite special attracted more than a billion viewers and electrified them all with supercharged performances like the unrelenting “See See Rider.”