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Description: Genre: Rock - Classic Rock / Artist: Elvis Presley / Audio CD released 2008-04-14 at Sony Bmg / Disc #1 ... more 1 Heartbreak Hotel 2 Don't Be Cruel 3 Hound Dog 4 Love Me Tender 5 Too Much 6 All Shook Up 7 Let Me Be Your Teddy Bear 8 Jailhouse Rock 9 Don't 10 Hard Headed Woman 11 One Night 12 Now And Then There's A Fool Such As I 13 Big Hunk O'Love 14 Stuck On You 15 It's Now Or Never 16 Are You Lonesome Tonight 17 Wooden Heart 18 Surrender 19 Marie's The Name His Latest Flame 20 Can't Help Falling In Love 21 Good Luck Charm 22 She's Not You 23 Return To Sender 24 You're The Devil In Disguise 25 Crying In The Chapel 26 In The Ghetto 27 Suspicious Minds 28 Wonder Of You 29 Burning Love 30 Way Down 31 Little Less Conversation - Presley, Elvis & JXL Newest Review: ... is the number 1 hit A Little Less Conversation. The album was mixed and released in 2002 by BMG records and includes the ... more |
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by Cheznal - written on 29/12/07 (Somewhat useful, 36 readings)
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Elvis Presley one of the greatest rock 'n' roll acts of all time !! This album is truly great , its a collection of his all time number 1 hits 31 to be precise (although the the album is called ELV1S 30 #1 hits) it includes a bonus track on the end which is the number 1 hit A Little Less Conversation. The album was mixed and released in 2002 by BMG records and includes the following tracks :- 1. Heartbreak Hotel 2. Don't Be Cruel 3. Hound Dog 4. Love Me Tender 5. Too Much 6. All Shook Up 7. (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear 8. Jailhouse Rock 9. Don't 10. Hard Headed Woman 11. One Night 12. (Now and Then ...
by rocknro11 - written on 17/12/06 (Very useful, 831 readings)
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Well bless my soul what’s wrong with me, who…., Elvis Presley I hear you say. Well, even Dooyoo has resigned the man himself to the archive section but being my first music review and with a member name of ‘rocknro11’ why not review an album spanning 21 years of number one hit records across the UK and American charts by an artist who started it all. To quote John Lennon ‘Before Elvis there was nothing’. Now I’m not quite an Elvis nut but my old man having a quiff and sideburns in his younger days meant Elvis would be played on that thing they called a record player more often than not, so hence this started my understanding of the guy they dubbed ‘The King of ...
by Adammico - written on 02/05/03 (Very useful, 135 readings)
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Included in this compilation are 31 '#1' hits performed by THE KING. #1 is a little misleading because these tracks are scattered between U.S. and/or British charts. Many of these songs overlap, but his best works on included like, 'In the Ghetto', 'It's Now or Never', 'A Fool Such As I' and etc.. were not #1 in America. Every review of a song features a ranking out of 10 with the song appropriate Elvii (plural form of Elvis). The songs are listed in chronological order and is quite lengthy due to all of its tracks. Amazingly, this is the 1st review of '30 Number 1 Hits'. Feel free to skim through to the song(s) ...
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