Hardly any Hollywood films of the time captured the spirit of social change that was sweeping America in the 1960s, this one least of all. The movie stands as a mind-boggling example of how the motion picture industry could not figure out what to do with the talented Elvis Presley or what to make of the sexual revolution. With that in mind, listen for "Yoga Is as Yoga Does," performed by Elvis and the venerable Elsa Lanchester, in which his perplexed pelvis is twisted into a pretzel shape as he sings, "Tell me just how I can take this yoga serious when all it ever gives me is a pain in my posterious."
Review of Easy Come, Easy Go
