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<\/a>1<\/td>\n <\/td>\n\n
That’s All Right \/ Blue Moon of Kentucky<\/a> (1954) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nSUN 209 (July 1954)<\/span><\/p>\n

THAT\u2019S ALL RIGHT
\nWriter: Arthur \u201cBig Boy\u201d Crudup
\nRecorded: July 5, 1954, Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.
\nMaster serial numbers: U-128 \/ F2WB 8040, take: N\/A
\nOriginal: Arthur \u201cBig Boy\u201d Crudup (RCA Victor 20-2205, 1947)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FOR LP FANS ONLY (1959), an alternate mix.<\/p>\n

BLUE MOON OF KENTUCKY
\nWriter: Bill Monroe
\nRecorded: July 6, 1954, Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.
\nMaster serial numbers: U-129 \/ F2WB 8041, take: N\/A
\nOriginal: Bill Monroe & the Blue Grass Boys (Single released in 1947)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: A DATE WITH ELVIS (1959), an alternate mix.<\/p>\n

This single was reissued by RCA Victor in December 1955, with catalogue number RCA 20\/47-6380.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>2<\/td>\n\"Good<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Good Rockin’ Tonight \/ I Don’t Care If the Sun Don’t Shine<\/a> (1954) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nSUN 210 (September 25, 1954)<\/span><\/p>\n

GOOD ROCKIN\u2019 TONIGHT
\nWriter: Roy Brown
\nRecorded: September 10 or 11, 1954, Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.
\nMaster serial numbers: U-131 \/ F2WB 8043, take 2?
\nOriginal: Roy Brown with The Bob Ogden Orchestra (De Luxe 1093, 1947)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: A DATE WITH ELVIS (1959), an alternate mix.<\/p>\n

I DON\u2019T CARE IF THE SUN DON\u2019T SHINE
\nWriter(s): Mack David (additional lyrics from Marion Keisker for Presley\u2019s recording)
\nRecorded: September 10 or 11, 1954, Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.
\nMaster serial numbers: U-130 \/ F2WB 8042, take 3
\nOriginal: Tony Martin (Single released in December 1949)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: THE SUN SESSIONS (1975, UK), THE SUN COLLECTION (1976, U.S.)<\/p>\n

This single was reissued by RCA Victor in December 1955, with catalogue number RCA 20\/47-6381.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>3<\/td>\n\"Milkcow<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Milkcow Blues Boogie \/ You’re a Heartbreaker<\/a> (1955) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nSUN 215 (December 28, 1954)<\/span><\/p>\n

MILKCOW \u00a0BLUES BOOGIE
\nWriter: Kokomo Arnold (credit attributed to)
\nRecorded: December 1954, Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.
\nMaster serial numbers: U-140 \/ F2WB 8044, take: N\/A
\nOriginal: Kokomo Arnold (Decca 7026, 1934, as \u201cMilk Cow Blues\u201d)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: A DATE WITH ELVIS (1959), an alternate mix.<\/p>\n

YOU\u2019RE A HEARTBREAKER
\nWriter: Jack Sallee
\nRecorded: December 1954, Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.
\nMaster serial numbers: U-141 \/ F2WB 8045, take: N\/A
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FOR LP FANS ONLY (1959), an alternate mix.<\/p>\n

This single was reissued by RCA Victor in December 1955, with catalogue number RCA 20\/47-6382.<\/p>\n

*Note: some sources indicate Jimmy Heap to be the first to have recorded “You’re A Heartbreaker” (on Capitol, 1953), but it may have been “Heartbreaker”, which is a completely different song. Other sources indicate Elvis Presley as the first interpreter of the song. Peter Guralnick, in his 1994 book, \u201cLast Train to Memphis\u201d, states that Sallee was asked by Sam Phillips (Sun producer and owner) to come up with new material for Presley. Sallee came back with a new composition called “You’re a Hearbreaker”.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>4<\/td>\n\"I'm<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
I’m Left, You’re Right, She’s Gone \/ Baby Let’s Play House<\/a> (1955) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nSUN 217 (April 1955)<\/span><\/p>\n

BABY, LET\u2019S PLAY HOUSE (actual A-side)
\nWriter: Arthur Gunter (added verse by Elvis Presley, uncredited)
\nRecorded: February 1955, Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.
\nMaster serial numbers: U-143 \/ F2WB 8046, take 2
\nOriginal: Arthur Gunter (Excello 2047, 1954)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: A DATE WITH ELVIS (1959), an alternate mix.<\/p>\n

I\u2019M LEFT, YOU\u2019RE RIGHT, SHE\u2019S GONE
\nWriters: Stan Kesler \/ William Taylor
\nRecorded: March 5, 1955 or late 1954, Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.
\nMaster serial numbers: U-142 \/ F2WB 8047, take 6
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FOR LP FANS ONLY (1959), an alternate mix.<\/p>\n

This single was reissued by RCA Victor in December 1955, with catalogue number RCA 20\/47-6383.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>5<\/td>\n\"Mystery<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Mystery Train \/ I Forgot to Remember to Forget<\/a> (1955) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nSUN 223 (August 1955)<\/span><\/p>\n

I FORGOT TO REMEMBER TO FORGET (actual A-side)
\nWriters: Stan Kesler \/ Charlie Feathers
\nRecorded: July 11, 1955, Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.
\nMaster serial numbers: U-157 \/ F2WB 8000, take: N\/A
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: A DATE WITH ELVIS (1959), an alternate mix.<\/p>\n

MYSTERY TRAIN
\nWriters: Junior Parker \/ Sam Phillips
\nRecorded: July 11, 1955, Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.
\nMaster serial numbers: U-156 \/ F2WB 8001, take: N\/A
\nOriginal: Little Junior\u2019s Blue Flames (Sun 192, 1953)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FOR LP FANS ONLY (1959), an alternate mix.<\/p>\n

This single was reissued by RCA Victor in December 1955, with catalogue number RCA 20\/47-6375.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>6<\/td>\n\"Heartbreak<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Heartbreak Hotel \/ I Was the One<\/a> (1956) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-6420 (45 r.p.m.) & 20-6420 (78 r.p.m.) (January 26, 1956)<\/span><\/p>\n

HEARTBREAK HOTEL
\nWriters: Mae Boren Axton \/ Thomas Durden \/ Elvis Presley*
\nRecorded: January 10, 1956, RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 0209, take 7
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS (1958).<\/p>\n

I WAS THE ONE
\nWriters: Aaron Schroeder \/ Claude DeMetrius \/ Hal Blair \/Bill Peppers
\nRecorded: January 11, 1956, RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 0218, take 7
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FOR LP FANS ONLY (1959).<\/p>\n

* Note: Presley only credited as a gift from Axton (See Peter Guralnick\u2019s book, \u201cLast Train to Memphis\u201d, 1994.)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>7<\/td>\n\"I<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
I Want You, I Need You, I Love You \/ My Baby Left Me<\/a> (1956) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-6540 (45) & 20-6540 (78) (May 4, 1956)<\/span><\/p>\n

I WANT YOU, I NEED YOU, I LOVE YOU
\nWriters: Lou Kosloff \/ George Mysels
\nRecorded: April 14, 1956, RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 0270, spliced from takes 14, (possibly) 16 and 17
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS (1958).<\/p>\n

MY BABY LEFT ME
\nWriters: Arthur \u201cBig Boy\u201d Crudup
\nRecorded: January 30, 1956, RCA Studios, New York, New York
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 1231, take 9
\nOriginal: Arthur \u201cBig Boy\u201d Crudup (Single released in January 1951)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FOR LP FANS ONLY (1959).<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>8<\/td>\n\"Hound<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Hound Dog \/ Don’t Be Cruel<\/a> (1956) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-6604 (45) & 20-6604 (78) (July 13, 1956)<\/span><\/p>\n

DON\u2019T BE CRUEL (became the A-side after a few weeks upon its release)
\nWriters: Otis Blackwell \/ Elvis Presley*
\nRecorded: July 2, 1956, RCA Studios, New York, New York
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 5936, take 28
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS (1958)<\/p>\n

HOUND DOG (switched to B-side after a few weeks upon its release)
\nWriters: Jerry Leiber \/ Mike Stoller
\nRecorded: July 2, 1956, RCA Studios, New York, New York
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 5935, take 31
\nOriginal: Willie Mae \u201cBig Mama\u201d Thorton (Peacock 1612, 1953)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS (1958)<\/p>\n

*Presley\u2019s name appears for contractual reasons only.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>9<\/td>\n\"Blue<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Blue Suede Shoes \/ Tutti Frutti<\/a> (1956) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-6636 (45) & 20-6636 (78) (September 1956)*<\/span><\/p>\n

BLUE SUEDE SHOES
\nWriter: Carl Perkins
\nRecorded: January 30, 1956, RCA Studios, New York, New York
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 1230, take 10
\nOriginal: Carl Perkins (Sun 234, January 1, 1956)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS PRESLEY (March 1956)<\/p>\n

TUTTI FRUTTI
\nWriters: Dorothy Labostrie \/ Richard Penniman (Little Richard)
\nRecorded: January 31, 1956, RCA Studios, New York, New York
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 1255, take 10
\nOriginal: Little Richard (Speciality 561, September 1955)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS PRESLEY (March 1956)<\/p>\n

*Note: RCA decided to release all of the songs from the album \u201cElvis Presley\u201d as singles on September 8, along a new one, \u201cLawdy, Miss Clawdy \/ Shake, Rattle And Roll\u201d, for a total of 7 singles released at once (#9 to #15 on this list).<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>10<\/td>\n\"I<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
I Got a Woman \/ I’m Counting on You<\/a> (1956) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-6637 (45) & 20-6637 (78) (September 1956)<\/span><\/p>\n

I GOT A WOMAN
\nWriter: Ray Charles
\nRecorded: January 10, 1956, RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 0208, take 8
\nOriginal: Ray Charles (Atlantic 1050, 1954)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS PRESLEY (March 1956)<\/p>\n

I\u2019M COUNTING ON YOU
\nWriter: Don Robertson
\nRecorded: January 11, 1956, RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 0211, take 17
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS PRESLEY (March 1956)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>11<\/td>\n\"I'll<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
I’ll Never Let You Go (Little Darlin’) \/ I’m Gonna Sit Right Down And Cry (Over You)<\/a> (1956) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-6638 (45) & 20-6638 (78) (September 1956)<\/span><\/p>\n

I\u2019LL NEVER LET YOU GO (LITTLE DARLIN\u2019)
\nWriter: Jimmy Wakely
\nRecorded: August 19, 1954, Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.
\nMaster serial number: F2WB 8116, take: N\/A
\nOriginal: Jimmy Wakely (Decca 5973, 1941)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS PRESLEY (March 1956)<\/p>\n

I\u2019M GONNA SIT RIGHT DOWN AND CRY (OVER YOU)
\nWriters: Joe Thomas \/ Howard Biggs
\nRecorded: January 31, 1956, RCA Studios, New York, New York
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 1254, take 18
\nOriginal: Roy Hamilton (Epic 9015, 1954; B-side of \u201cYou\u2019ll Never Walk Alone\u201d)*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS PRESLEY (March 1956)<\/p>\n

*Note: Presley recorded his own version of “You’ll Never Walk Alone” in 1967.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>12<\/td>\n\"Tryin'<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Tryin’ to Get to You \/ I Love You Because<\/span><\/a> (1956) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-6639 (45) & 20-6639 (78) (September 1956)<\/span><\/p>\n

TRYIN\u2019 TO GET TO YOU
\nWriter: Rosemarie McCoy \/ Charlie Singleton
\nRecorded: July 11, 1955, Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.
\nMaster serial number: F2WB 8039, take: N\/A
\nOriginal: The Eagles (Mercury 70391, 1954)*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS PRESLEY (March 1956)<\/p>\n

I Love You Because<\/span>
\nWriter: Leon Payne
\nRecorded: July 5, 1954, Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 1086, takes 3 & 5
\nOriginal: Leon Payne (Capitol 57-40238, 1949 or early 1950)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS PRESLEY (March 1956)<\/p>\n

*: not the 70\u2019s group\u2026<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>13<\/td>\n\"Blue<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Blue Moon \/ Just Because<\/a> (1956) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-6640 (45) & 20-6640 (78) (September 1956)<\/span><\/p>\n

BLUE MOON
\nWriter: Richard Rodgers \/ Lorenz Hart
\nRecorded: August 19, 1954, Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.
\nMaster serial number: F2WB 8117, take 6
\nOriginal: Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra with Kenny Sargent (Decca, 1934)*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS PRESLEY (March 1956)<\/p>\n

JUST BECAUSE
\nWriter: Sydney Robin \/ Bob Shelton \/ Joe Shelton**
\nRecorded: September 10 or 11, 1954, Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 8118, take: N\/A
\nOriginal: Nelstone’s Hawaiians (Victor V40273, 1929)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS PRESLEY (March 1956)<\/p>\n

*The same melody, with completely different lyrics, was recorded in 1933 by Jean Harlow (as “Prayer”) for the 1934 film \u201cHollywood Party\u201d (it was not used).
\n**Bob Shelton and Joe Shelton (of the Shelton Brothers who recorded the song in the 30\u2019s) appear in the credits but Robin was probably the sole writer. See David Neale\u2019s book \u201cRoots of Elvis\u201d.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>14<\/td>\n\"Money<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Money Honey \/ One Sided Love Affair<\/a> (1956) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-6641 (45) & 20-6641 (78) (September 1956)<\/span><\/p>\n

MONEY HONEY
\nWriter: Jesse Stone
\nRecorded: January 10, 1956, RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 0210, take 5 & 6
\nOriginal: Clyde McPhatter and The Drifters (Atlantic 1006, 1953)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS PRESLEY (March 1956)<\/p>\n

ONE-SIDED LOVE AFFAIR
\nWriter: Bill Campbell
\nRecorded: January 30, 1956, RCA Studios, New York, New York
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 1232, take 8
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS PRESLEY (March 1956)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>15<\/td>\n\"Shake,<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Shake, Rattle and Roll \/ Lawdy, Miss Clawdy<\/a> (1956) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-6642 (45) & 20-6642 (78) (September 1956)<\/span><\/p>\n

SHAKE, RATTLE AND ROLL
\nWriter: Charles E. Calhoun (pseudonym for Jesse Stone)
\nRecorded: February 3, 1956, RCA Studios, New York, New York
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 1294, take 13*, plus overdub
\nOriginal: Big Joe Turner (Atlantic 1026, 1954)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FOR LP FANS ONLY (1959)<\/p>\n

LAWDY MISS CLADY
\nWriter: Lloyd Price
\nRecorded: February 3, 1956, RCA Studios, New York, New York
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 1294, take 10
\nOriginal: Lloyd Price (Specialty 428, 1952)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FOR LP FANS ONLY (1959)<\/p>\n

*Often mistaken as take 12, which is actually a long false start.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>16<\/td>\n\"Love<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Love Me Tender \/ Any Way You Want Me<\/a> (1956) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-6643 (45 r.p.m.) & 20-6643 (78 r.p.m.) (September, 1956)<\/span><\/p>\n

LOVE ME TENDER
\nWriters: Vera Matson \/ Elvis Presley (credited to)*
\nRecorded: August 24, 1956, 20th Century Fox Stage 1, Los Angeles, California
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 4767, take 2
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley**
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS (1958)<\/p>\n

ANY WAY YOU WANT ME \u00a0(THAT\u2019S HOW I WILL BE)
\nWriters: Aaron Schroeder \/ Cliff Owens
\nRecorded: July 2, 1956, RCA Studios, New York, New York
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 5937, take 12
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS (1958)<\/p>\n

* Credited to Matson and Presley for contractual reasons. The lyrics for \u201cLove Me Tender\u201d were written by Ken Darby (husband of Vera Matson), then under contract with another company. The melody comes from \u201cAura Lee\u201d, first published in 1861 and written by W.W. Fosdick and George Poulson.
\n** In that form. The first release of \u201cAura Lee\u201d on record might have been the Shelton Brothers\u2019 version, on Decca in 1938. It had been previously performed by Francis Farmer in the 1936 film \u201cCome and Get It\u201d.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>17<\/td>\n\"Too<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Too Much \/ Playing for Keeps<\/a> (1957) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-6800 (45 r.p.m.) & 20-6800 (78 r.p.m.) (January, 1957)<\/span><\/p>\n

TOO MUCH
\nWriters: Bernard Weinman \/ Lee Rosenberg
\nRecorded: September 2, 1956, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 4928, take 12 & insert take 2
\nOriginal: Bernard Hardison (Republic 7111, 1955)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS (1958)<\/p>\n

PLAYING FOR KEEPS
\nWriter: Stanley A. Kesler
\nRecorded: September 1, 1956, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: G2WB 4920, take 7 & 18
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FOR LP FANS ONLY (1959)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>18<\/td>\n\"All<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
All Shook Up \/ That’s When Your Heartaches Begin<\/a> (1957) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-6870 (45 r.p.m.) & 20-6870 (78 r.p.m.) (March, 1957)<\/span><\/p>\n

ALL SHOOK UP
\nWriters: Otis Blackwell \/ Elvis Presley*
\nRecorded: January 12, 1957, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: H2WB 0256, take 10
\nOriginal: David Hill (Aladdin 45-3359, 1957)**
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS (1958)<\/p>\n

THAT’S WHEN YOUR HEARTACHES BEGIN
\nWriters: Fred Fisher \/ Billy Hill \/ J. Raskin
\nRecorded: January 13, 1957, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: H2WB 0260, takes 7 & 14
\nOriginal: Shep Fields And His Rippling Rhythm Orchestra (Bluebird 7015, 1937, B-side of “The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down”)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS (1958)<\/p>\n

*This was written by Otis Blackwell alone. Reportedly, when Presley asked why his name appeared in the credits, he was told he had rearranged the song so much that he could be credited as a co-writer. This would be the last time where his name figured on the label without any involvement on his part (if you don\u2019t count the traditional numbers \u201carranged\u201d by him). See \u201cYou\u2019ll Be Gone\u201d and \u201cThat\u2019s Someone You Never Forget\u201d, number 46 and 60 respectively on the list.
\n**Recorded in 1956.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>19<\/td>\n\"(Let<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear \/ Loving You<\/a> (1957) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-7000 (45 r.p.m.) & 20-7000 (78 r.p.m.) (June 1957)<\/span><\/p>\n

(LET ME BE YOUR) TEDDY BEAR
\nWriters: Kal Mann \/ Bernie Lowe
\nRecorded: January 16, 1957, Paramount Scoring Stage, Los Angeles, California
\nMaster serial number: H2WB 2193, take 13
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: LOVING YOU (1957)<\/p>\n

LOVING YOU
\nWriters: Jerry Leiber \/ Mike Stoller
\nRecorded: February 24, 1957, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: H2WB 0418, take 4
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: LOVING YOU (1957)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>20<\/td>\n\"Jailhouse<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Jailhouse Rock<\/span> \/ Treat Me Nice<\/a> (1957) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-7035 (45 r.p.m.) & 20-7035 (78 r.p.m.) (September 1957)<\/span><\/p>\n

Jailhouse Rock<\/span>
\nWriters: Jerry Leiber \/ Mike Stoller
\nRecorded: April 30, 1957, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: H2WB 6779, \u201c2001\u201d take 6 & \u201c2002\u201d take 2
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS (1958)<\/p>\n

TREAT ME NICE
\nWriters: Jerry Leiber \/ Mike Stoller
\nRecorded: September 5, 1957, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: H2WB 5523, take 15
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS (1958)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>21<\/td>\n\"Don't<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Don’t \/ I Beg of You<\/a> (1957) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-7150 (45 r.p.m.) & 20-7150 (78 r.p.m.) (December 1957)<\/span><\/p>\n

DON’T
\nWriters: Jerry Leiber \/ Mike Stoller
\nRecorded: September 6, 1957, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: H2WB 5529, take 7
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can’t Be Wrong: Elvis’ Gold Records Volume 2 (1959)<\/p>\n

I BEG OF YOU
\nWriters: Rose Marie McCoy \/ Kelly Owens
\nRecorded: February 23, 1957, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: H2WB 0259, take 34 (actually the 22th take on that day, as takes 1 to 12 were recorded January 13, 1957 at the same studio, using another arrangement)
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can’t Be Wrong: Elvis’ Gold Records Volume 2 (1959)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>22<\/td>\n\"Wear<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Wear My Ring Around Your Neck \/ Doncha’ Think It’s Time<\/a> (1958) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-7240 (45 r.p.m.) & 20-7240 (78 r.p.m.) (April 1958)<\/span><\/p>\n

WEAR MY RING AROUND YOUR NECK
\nWriters: Bert Carroll \/ Russell Moody
\nRecorded: February 1, 1958, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California (additional overdubs on February 26, 1958, same studio)
\nMaster serial number: J2WB 0181, take 22
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can’t Be Wrong: Elvis’ Gold Records Volume 2 (1959)<\/p>\n

DONCHA’ THINK IT’S TIME
\nWriters: Clyde Otis \/ Willie Dixon
\nRecorded: February 1, 1958, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: J2WB 5523, takes 40, 47 & 48 (number of takes began at an earlier session, January 23, 1958)
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can’t Be Wrong: Elvis’ Gold Records Volume 2 (1959) [alt. take, from takes 39 & 40]; THE OTHER SIDES – WORLDWIDE GOLD AWARD HITS, VOL. 2 (1971) [single version]<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>23<\/td>\n\"Hard<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Hard Headed Woman \/ Don’t Ask Me Why<\/a> (1958) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-7280 (45 r.p.m.) & 20-7280 (78 r.p.m.) (June 1958)<\/span><\/p>\n

HARD HEADED WOMAN
\nWriter: Claude DeMetrius
\nRecorded: January 15, 1958, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: J2PB 3603, take 10
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: KING CREOLE (1958)<\/p>\n

DON’T ASK ME WHY
\nWriters: Fred Wise \/ Ben Weisman
\nRecorded: January 16, 1958, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: J2PB 3610, take 12
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: KING CREOLE (1958)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>24<\/td>\n\"One<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
One Night \/ I Got Stung<\/a> (1958) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-7410 (45 r.p.m.) & 20-7410 (78 r.p.m.) (October 1958)<\/span><\/p>\n

ONE NIGHT
\nWriters: Dave Bartholomew \/ Pearl King \/ Anita Steiman
\nRecorded: February 23, 1957, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: H2WB 0415, take 10
\nOriginal: Smiley Lewis (Imperial 5380, 1956)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can’t Be Wrong: Elvis’ Gold Records Volume 2 (1959)<\/p>\n

I GOT STUNG
\nWriters: Aaron Schroeder \/ David Hill
\nRecorded: June 11, 1958, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: J2WB 3257, take 24
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can’t Be Wrong: Elvis’ Gold Records Volume 2 (1959)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>25<\/td>\n\"I<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
I Need Your Love Tonight \/ A Fool Such As I<\/a> (1959) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-7506 (45 r.p.m.) (March 1959)<\/span><\/p>\n

(NOW AND THEN THERE’S) A FOOL SUCH AS I (actual A-side)
\nWriter: Bill Trader
\nRecorded: June 10, 1958, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: J2WB 3256, take 9
\nOriginal: Hank Snow (Victor 20-5034, 1952)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can’t Be Wrong: Elvis’ Gold Records Volume 2 (1959)<\/p>\n

I NEED YOUR LOVE TONIGHT
\nWriters: Sid Wayne \/ Bix Reichner
\nRecorded: June 10, 1958, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: J2WB 3253, take 18
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can’t Be Wrong: Elvis’ Gold Records Volume 2 (1959)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>26<\/td>\n\"A<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
A Big Hunk o’ Love \/ My Wish Came True<\/a> (1959) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-7600 (45 r.p.m.) (June 1959)<\/span><\/p>\n

A BIG HUNK O’ LOVE
\nWriters: Aaron Schroeder \/ Sidney Wyche
\nRecorded: June 10, 1958, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: J2WB 3254, takes 3 and 4
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can’t Be Wrong: Elvis’ Gold Records Volume 2 (1959)<\/p>\n

MY WISH CAME TRUE
\nWriter: Ivory Joe Hunter
\nRecorded: September 6, 1957, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: H2WB 5524, take 28
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can’t Be Wrong: Elvis’ Gold Records Volume 2 (1959)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>27<\/td>\n\"Stuck<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Stuck on You \/ Fame and Fortune<\/a> (1960) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-7740 (mono) & 61-7740 (stereo) (March 1960)<\/span><\/p>\n

STUCK ON YOU
\nWriters: Aaron Schroeder \/ John Leslie McFarland
\nRecorded: March 21, 1960, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: L2WB 0083, take 3
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS, VOLUME 3 (1963)<\/p>\n

FAME AND FORTUNE
\nWriters: Fred Wise \/ Ben Weisman
\nRecorded: March 21, 1960, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: L2WB 0084, takes 14 and 15
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS, VOLUME 3 (1963)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>28<\/td>\n\"It's<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
It’s Now or Never \/ A Mess of Blues<\/a> (1960) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor 47-7777 (mono) & 61-7777 (stereo) (July 1960)<\/span><\/p>\n

IT’S NOW OR NEVER
\nWriters: Aaron Schroeder \/ Wally Gold (based on \u2018O Sole Mio\u2019 written by Alfredo Mazzucchi , Eduardo di Capua & Giovanni Capurro)
\nRecorded: April 4, 1960, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee, piano and bass overdubbed the day later.
\nMaster serial number: L2WB 0100, take 4 (possibly spliced with take 2 for ending)
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley, in that form.*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS, VOLUME 3 (1963)<\/p>\n

A MESS OF BLUES
\nWriters: Doc Pomus \/ Mort Shuman
\nRecorded: March 21, 1960, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: L2WB 0085, take 5
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLD RECORDS, VOLUME 4 (1968)<\/p>\n

*First known recording of \u2018O Sole Mio\u2019 was made by Francesco Daddi in 1901. The song was translated into \u2018There\u2019s No Tomorrow\u2019 which was recorded by Tony Martin in 1949, with lyrics provided by Al Hoffman, Leo Corday and Leon Carr (Presley fooled around with the song while in Germany \u2013 a private recording is available). New lyrics were made by Schroeder and Gold upon Presley\u2019s request.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>29<\/td>\n\"Are<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Are You Lonesome To-Night? \/ I Gotta Know<\/a> (1960) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA 47-7810 (mono) & 61-7810 (stereo) (November 1960)<\/span><\/p>\n

ARE YOU LONESOME TONIGHT?
\nWriters: Roy Turk \/ Lou Handman
\nRecorded: April 4, 1960, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: L2WB 0105, take 5 with another take
\nOriginal: Charles Hart (Harmony 431, 1927, as \u201cAre You Lonesome To-night\u201d)*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS, VOLUME 3 (1963)<\/p>\n

I GOTTA KNOW
\nWriters: Paul Evans \/ Matt Williams
\nRecorded: April 4, 1960, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: L2WB 0104, take 2
\nOriginal: Cliff Richard and the Shadows (on his \u201cCliff Sings\u201d Columbia LP, 1959)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS, VOLUME 3 (1963)<\/p>\n

*It is rumored that Bob Haring and his Cameo Dance Orchestra first recorded and released the song in 1926 (Cameo 967 \u2013 no other information available at this time). Ned Jakobs\u2019 version, often stated as the first recording of the song, was recorded on May 17, 1927 (prepared for a Brunswick 3561 release but apparently cancelled \u2013 see Ross Laird\u2019 2001 book \u2018Brunswick Records: A Discography of Recordings \u2013 Volume 2: New York Sessions, 1927-1931\u2019), whereas Hart\u2019s version was released on May 9 of the same year.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>30<\/td>\n\"Surrender<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Surrender \/ Lonely Man<\/a> (1961) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-7850 (mono) & 61-7850 (stereo) (February 1961)<\/span><\/p>\n

SURRENDER
\nWriters: Doc Pomus \/ Mort Shuman (based on ‘Torna a Surriento’ written by Ernesto and Giambattista de Curtis)
\nRecorded: October 30, 1960, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: L2WW 0377, take 4 and ending work part take 8
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley, in that form*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS, VOLUME 3 (1963)<\/p>\n

LONELY MAN
\nWriters: Bennie Benjamin \/ Sol Marcus
\nRecorded: November 7, 1960, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: L2PB 5381, take 13
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLD RECORDS, VOLUME 4 (1968)<\/p>\n

*Mario Massa is believed to be the first who recorded ‘Torna a Surriento’ in 1905 (released the same year, Odeon X37125).<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>31<\/td>\n\"I<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
I Feel So Bad \/ Wild in the Country<\/a> (1961) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-7880 (May 1961)<\/span><\/p>\n

I FEEL SO BAD
\nWriter: Chuck Willis
\nRecorded: March 12, 1961, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: M2WW 0571, take 2
\nOriginal: Chuck Willis (OKeh 7029, 1954; recorded in September 1953)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS, VOLUME 3 (1963)<\/p>\n

WILD IN THE COUNTRY
\nWriters: George Weiss \/ Hugo Peretti \/ Luigi Creatore
\nRecorded: November 7, 1960, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: L2PB 5383, take 19
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: THE OTHER SIDES – WORLDWIDE GOLD AWARDS HITS VOL. 2 (1971) in the U.S.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>32<\/td>\n\"(Marie's<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
(Marie’s the Name) His Latest Flame \/ Little Sister<\/a> (1961) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-7908 (August 1961)<\/span><\/p>\n

(MARIE’S THE NAME) HIS LATEST FLAME
\nWriters: Doc Pomus \/ Mort Shuman
\nRecorded: June 26, 1961, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: M2WW 0860, take 8
\nOriginal: Del Shannon (on his \u201cRunaway With Del Shannon\u201d Big Top LP, June 1961)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS, VOLUME 3 (1963)<\/p>\n

LITTLE SISTER
\nWriters: Doc Pomus \/ Mort Shuman
\nRecorded: June 26, 1961, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: M2WW 0861, take 4
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS, VOLUME 3 (1963)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>33<\/td>\n\"Can't<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Can’t Help Falling in Love \/ Rock-A-Hula Baby<\/a> (1961) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-7968 (November 1961)<\/span><\/p>\n

CAN’T HELP FALLING IN LOVE
\nWriters: George Weiss \/ Hugo Peretti \/ Luigi Creatore (based on \u2018Plaisir d\u2019amour\u2019 written by Jean Paul Egide Martini)
\nRecorded: March 23, 1961, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: M2PB 2988, take 29
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley, in that form*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: BLUE HAWAII (1961)<\/p>\n

ROCK-A-HULA BABY
\nWriters: Ben Weisman \/ Fred Wise \/ Dolores Fuller
\nRecorded: March 23, 1961, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: M2PB 2989, take 5
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: BLUE HAWAII (1961)<\/p>\n

*Emilio de Gogorza a.k.a. Monsieur Fernand recorded \u2018Plaisir d\u2019amour\u2019 in 1902 (Victor 1405), his version is probably the first commercial release of the song, which was composed in 1785 by Johann Paul Aegidius Martini. George Weiss later put English lyrics to a melody inspired by \u2018Plaisir d\u2019amour\u2019 (\u2018Can\u2019t Help Falling in Love\u2019 is thus more an adaptation than a cover).<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>34<\/td>\n\"Good<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Good Luck Charm \/ Anything That’s Part of You<\/a> (1962) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-7992 (February 1962)<\/span><\/p>\n

GOOD LUCK CHARM
\nWriters: Aaron Schroeder \/ Wally Gold
\nRecorded: October 15, 1961, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: M2WW 1003, take 4
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS, VOLUME 3 (1963)<\/p>\n

ANYTHING THAT’S PART OF YOU
\nWriter: Don Robertson
\nRecorded: October 15, 1961, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: M2WW 1004, take 10
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS, VOLUME 3 (1963)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>35<\/td>\n\"She's<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
She’s Not You \/ Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello<\/a> (1962) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-8041 (July 1962)<\/span><\/p>\n

SHE’S NOT YOU
\nWriters: Jerry Leiber \/ Mike Stoller \/ Doc Pomus
\nRecorded: March 19, 1962, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: N2WW 0695, take 3 plus working part take 5
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLDEN RECORDS, VOLUME 3 (1963)<\/p>\n

JUST TELL HER JIM SAID HELLO
\nWriters: Jerry Leiber \/ Mike Stoller
\nRecorded: March 19, 1962, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: N2WW 0693, take 6
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLD RECORDS, VOLUME 4 (1968)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>36<\/td>\n\"Return<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley with The Jordanaires<\/span><\/h4>\n
Return to Sender \/ Where Do You Come From<\/a> (1962) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-8100 (October 1962)<\/span><\/p>\n

RETURN TO SENDER
\nWriters: Otis Blackwell \/ Winfield Scott
\nRecorded: March 27, 1962, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: N2PB 3279, take 2
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! (1962)<\/p>\n

WHERE DO YOU COME FROM
\nWriters: Ruth Batchelor \/ Bob Roberts
\nRecorded: March 27, 1962, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: N2PB 3274, take 14
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! (1962)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>37<\/td>\n\"One<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
One Broken Heart for Sale \/ They Remind Me Too Much of You<\/a> (1963) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-8134 (January 1963)<\/span><\/p>\n

ONE BROKEN HEART FOR SALE
\nWriters: Otis Blackwell \/ Winfield Scott
\nRecorded: September 22, 1962, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: PPA3 2724, take 5
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD’S FAIR (1963)<\/p>\n

THEY REMIND ME TOO MUCH OF YOU
\nWriter: Don Robertson
\nRecorded: September 22, 1962, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: PPA3 2725, take 9
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD’S FAIR (1963)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>38<\/td>\n\"(You're<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley with The Jordanaires<\/span><\/h4>\n
(You’re The) Devil in Disguise \/ Please Don’t Drag That String Around<\/a> (1963) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-8188 (June 1963)<\/span><\/p>\n

(YOU’RE THE) DEVIL IN DISGUISE
\nWriters: Bill Giant \/ Bernie Baum \/ Florence Kaye
\nRecorded: May 26, 1963, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: PPA4 0292, take 6
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLD RECORDS, VOLUME 4 (1968)<\/p>\n

PLEASE DON’T DRAG THAT STRING AROUND
\nWriters: Otis Blackwell \/ Winfield Scott
\nRecorded: May 26, 1963, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: PPA4 0291, take 6
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLD RECORDS, VOLUME 4 (1968)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>39<\/td>\n\"Bossa<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Bossa Nova Baby \/ Witchcraft<\/a> (1963) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-8243 (October 1963)<\/span><\/p>\n

BOSSA NOVA BABY
\nWriters: Jerry Leiber \/ Mike Stoller
\nRecorded: January 22, 1963, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: PPA3 4431, take 11
\nOriginal: Tippie and the Clovers (RCA Victor 8124, 1962)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FUN IN ACAPULCO (1963)<\/p>\n

WITCHCRAFT
\nWriters: Pearl King \/ Dave Bartholomew
\nRecorded: May 27, 1963, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: PPA4 0295, take 3
\nOriginal: The Spiders (Imperial 5366, 1955)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLD RECORDS, VOLUME 4 (1968)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>40<\/td>\n\"Kissin'<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Kissin’ Cousins \/ It Hurts Me<\/a> (1964) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-8307 (February 1964)<\/span><\/p>\n

KISSIN’ COUSINS
\nWriters: Fred Wise \/ Randy Starr
\nRecorded: September 30, 1963, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee (track) & October 10, 1963, M.G.M. Soundstage, Culver City, California (vocals)
\nMaster serial number: RPA3 0218, track take 2; \u201chillbilly\u201d vocal take 1; \u201cregular\u201d vocal overdub take 2
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: KISSIN’ COUSINS (1964)<\/p>\n

IT HURTS ME
\nWriters: Joy Byers \/ Charles E. Daniels (possibly also Bob Johnston, uncredited)*
\nRecorded: January 12, 1964, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: RPA4 1006, take 5
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley**
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLD RECORDS, VOLUME 4 (1968)<\/p>\n

*For contractual reasons, Johnston name does not appear in the credits. He may in fact have written the song with Daniels without Byers (Johnston\u2019s wife).
\n**Recorded before Presley’s version by Jerry Jackson in 1963 but not released until 1990 on Bear Family.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>41<\/td>\n\"Kiss<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Kiss Me Quick \/ Suspicion<\/a> [Single]<\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 447-0639 (April 1964)<\/span><\/p>\n

KISS ME QUICK
\nWriters: Doc Pomus \/ Mort Shuman
\nRecorded: June 25, 1961, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: M2WW 0857, take 12
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: POT LUCK (1962)<\/p>\n

SUSPICION
\nWriters: Doc Pomus \/ Mort Shuman
\nRecorded: March 19 or 20, 1962, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: N2WW 0694, take 5 and work part take 7
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: POT LUCK (1962)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>42<\/td>\n\"Viva<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Viva Las Vegas \/ What’d I Say<\/a> (1964) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-8360 (April 1964)<\/span><\/p>\n

VIVA LAS VEGAS
\nWriters: Doc Pomus \/ Mort Shuman
\nRecorded: July 10, 1963, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: RPA3 0234, take 7
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: WORLDWIDE 50 GOLD AWARD HITS VOL. 1 (1970)<\/p>\n

WHAT’D I SAY
\nWriter: Ray Charles
\nRecorded: August 30, 1963, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: RPA3 0235, take 4
\nOriginal: Ray Charles (Atlantic 2031, 1959)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLD RECORDS, VOLUME 4 (1968)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>43<\/td>\n\"Such<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Such a Night \/ Never Ending<\/a> (1964) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-8400 (July 1964)<\/span><\/p>\n

SUCH A NIGHT
\nWriter: Lincoln Chase
\nRecorded: April 4, 1960, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: L2WB 0105, take 5
\nOriginal: Clyde McPhatter and the Drifters (Atlantic 1019, 1954)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS IS BACK! (1960)<\/p>\n

NEVER ENDING
\nWriters: Buddy Kaye \/ Phil Springer
\nRecorded: May 26, 1963, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: PPA4 0293, take 3
\nOriginal: Roger Douglass (Mercury 72017, 1962)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: DOUBLE TROUBLE (1967)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>44<\/td>\n\"Ask<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Ask Me \/ Ain’t That Loving You Baby<\/a> (1964) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-8440 (September 1964)<\/span><\/p>\n

ASK ME
\nWriters: Domenico Modugno \/ Bill Giant \/ Bernie Baum \/ Florence Kaye
\nRecorded: January 12, 1964, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: RPA4 1005, take 11
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley, in that form.*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLD RECORDS, VOLUME 4 (1968)<\/p>\n

AIN’T THAT LOVING YOU BABY
\nWriters: Clyde Otis \/ Ivory Joe Hunter
\nRecorded: June 10, 1958, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: J2WB 3255, take 4
\nOriginal: Eddie Riff (Dover 102, 1956)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLD RECORDS, VOLUME 4 (1968)<\/p>\n

*Domenico Modugno released ‘Io’ in 1958, sung in italian. The song became ‘Ask Me’ later with english lyrics written by the Giant-Baum-Kaye team.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>45<\/td>\n\"Blue<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Blue Christmas \/ Wooden Heart<\/a> (1964) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 447-0720 (November 1964)<\/span><\/p>\n

BLUE CHRISTMAS
\nWriters: Billy Hayes \/ Jay W. Johnson
\nRecorded: September 5, 1957, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: H2WB 5525, take 3
\nOriginal: Doye O’Dell (Exclusive 1331-4, 1948)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 CHRISTMAS ALBUM (1957)<\/p>\n

WOODEN HEART
\nWriters: Ben Weisman \/ Fred Wise \/ Kathleen Twomey \/ Bert Kaempfert (melody and German verses from the traditional German folk song, “Mu\u00df i’ denn zum St\u00e4dtele hinaus”)
\nRecorded: April 28, 1960, RCA Studios, Los Angeles, California
\nMaster serial number: L2PB 3681, take 4
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley, in that form.*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: G.I. BLUES (1960)<\/p>\n

*”Mu\u00df i’ denn zum St\u00e4dtele hinaus” was first published in 1827 by Friedrich Silcher (the origin of the song may have come from an even earlier period). Theodore Pusinelli & Hackert recorded what may be the first version (instrumental) on vinyl in 1901.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>46<\/td>\n\"Do<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Do the Clam \/ You’ll Be Gone<\/a> (1965) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 447-0720 (March 1965)<\/span><\/p>\n

DO THE CLAM
\nWriters: Ben Weisman \/ Sid Wayne \/ Dolores Fuller
\nRecorded: June 12, 1964, (track) & June 15, 1964 (vocals), Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: SPA3 2009, take 5 (track); N\/A (vocals)
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: GIRL HAPPY (1965)<\/p>\n

YOU’LL BE GONE
\nWriters: Red West \/ Elvis Presley \/ Charlie Hodge*
\nRecorded: March 18, 1962, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: N2WW 0691, take 3
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: GIRL HAPPY (1965)<\/p>\n

*No contractual reasons here for Presley to appear in the credits. He did wrote part or whole of the lyrics. May also have taken part in the melody\u2019s construction with West and Hodge.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>47<\/td>\n\"Crying<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Crying in the Chapel \/ I Believe in the Man in the Sky<\/a> (1965) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 447-0643 (April 1965)<\/span><\/p>\n

CRYING IN THE CHAPEL
\nWriter: Artie Glenn
\nRecorded: October 31, 1960, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: L2WW 0385, take 3
\nOriginal: Darrell Glenn (Valley 105, 1953)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: HOW GREAT THOU ART (1967)<\/p>\n

I BELIEVE IN THE MAN IN THE SKY
\nWriter: Richard Howard
\nRecorded: October 30, 1960, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: L2WW 0375, take 4
\nOriginal: Bill Kenny (Decca 28868, 1953)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: HIS HAND IN MINE (1960)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>48<\/td>\n\"(Such<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
(Such An) Easy Question \/ It Feels So Right<\/a> (1965) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-8585 (May 1965)<\/span><\/p>\n

(SUCH AN) EASY QUESTION
\nWriters: Otis Blackwell \/ Winfield Scott
\nRecorded: March 18 or 19, 1962, 1962, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: M2WW 0687, take 5
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: POT LUCK (1962)<\/p>\n

IT FEELS SO RIGHT
\nWriters: Fred Wise \/ Ben Weisman
\nRecorded: March 21, 1960, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: L2WB 0086, take 5
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS IS BACK! (1960)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>49<\/td>\n\"I'm<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
I’m Yours \/ (It’s A) Long Lonely Highway<\/a> (1965) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-8657 (August 1965)<\/span><\/p>\n

I’M YOURS
\nWriters: Don Robertson \/ Hal Blair
\nRecorded: June 26, 1961, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: M2WW 0859, take 6 and work part take 2*
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: POT LUCK (1962), with overdubs; RARE ELVIS (Germany, 1983), 45 rpm version (without overdubs)<\/p>\n

(IT’S A) LONG LONELY HIGHWAY
\nWriters: Doc Pomus \/ Mort Shuman
\nRecorded: May 27, 1963, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: PPA4 0303, take 1
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: KISSIN’ COUSINS (1964), take 2; RARE ELVIS (Germany, 1983), 45 rpm version (take 1)<\/p>\n

*The version on the \u2018Pot Luck\u2019 LP was completed with a vocal overdub (harmony vocal and spoken part, respectively from take 6 and 5 overdub work part).<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>50<\/td>\n\"Puppet<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Puppet on a String \/ Wooden Heart<\/a> (1965) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 447-0650 (October 1965)<\/span><\/p>\n

PUPPET ON A STRING
\nWriters: Sid Tepper \/ Roy C. Bennett*
\nRecorded: June 10, 1964, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: SPA 2010, take 11
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley, in that form.**
\nFirst appearance on an LP: GIRL HAPPY (1965)<\/p>\n

WOODEN HEART
\nSee #45 on this list.<\/p>\n

*Heavily inspired by \u2018Hush Little Baby\u2019, a traditional number.
\n**A recording was made of \u2018Hush Little Baby\u2019 in 1920 by Edith McDonald (Edison Diamond Discs, 80560).<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>51<\/td>\n\"Blue<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Blue Christmas \/ Santa Claus Is Back in Town<\/a> (1965) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 447-0647 (November 1965)<\/span><\/p>\n

BLUE CHRISTMAS
\nSee #45 on this list.<\/p>\n

SANTA CLAUS IS BACK IN TOWN
\nWriters: Jerry Leiber \/ Mike Stoller
\nRecorded: September 7, 1957, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: H2WB 5532, take 07
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS’ CHRISTMAS ALBUM (1957)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>52<\/td>\n\"Tell<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Tell Me Why \/ Blue River<\/a> (1965) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-8740 (January 1966)<\/span><\/p>\n

TELL ME WHY
\nWriter: Titus Turner*
\nRecorded: January 12, 1957, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: H2WB 0254, take 5
\nOriginal: Marie Knight (B-side of “As Long As I Love”, Wing 90069, 1956)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: THE OTHER SIDES – WORLDWIDE GOLD AWARD HITS, VOL. 2 (1971)<\/p>\n

BLUE RIVER
\nWriters: Paul Evans \/ Fred Tobias
\nRecorded: May 28, 1963, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: PPA4 0307, take 2 (edited)
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: DOUBLE TROUBLE (1967)<\/p>\n

*Heavily \u201cinspired\u201d by \u201cJust A Closer Walk With Thee\u201d, a traditional number.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>53<\/td>\n\"Joshua<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Joshua Fit the Battle \/ Known Only to Him<\/a> (1966) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 447-0651 (February 1966)<\/span><\/p>\n

JOSHUA FIT THE BATTLE
\nWriter(s): Traditional
\nRecorded: October 31, 1960, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: L2WW 0380, take 4
\nOriginal: Harrod’s Jubilee Singers (Paramount 12116, c. 1924)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: HIS HAND IN MINE (1960)<\/p>\n

KNOWN ONLY TO HIM
\nWriter: Stuart Hamblen
\nRecorded: October 31, 1960, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: L2WW 0384, take 5
\nOriginal: Stuart Hamblen (B-side of \u201cIs He Satisfied\u201d, Columbia 4-21012, 1952)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: HIS HAND IN MINE (1960)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>54<\/td>\n\"Milky<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Milky White Way \/ Swing Down Sweet Chariot<\/a> (1966) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 447-0652 (February 1966)<\/span><\/p>\n

MILKY WHITE WAY
\nWriter(s): Traditional
\nRecorded: October 30, 1960, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: L2WW 0373, take 7
\nOriginal: Coleman Brothers (Manor 101, 1948?; recorded in 1944)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: HIS HAND IN MINE (1960)<\/p>\n

SWING DOWN SWEET CHARIOT
\nWriter(s): Traditional
\nRecorded: October 31, 1960, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: L2WW 0381, take 4
\nOriginal: (Possibly) Fisk University Jubilee Quartet (Victor 64453, 1910), as “Swing Low Sweet Chariot”*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: HIS HAND IN MINE (1960)<\/p>\n

*Both Tim Brooks\u2019 “Lost Sounds: Black and the birth of the Recording Industry 1890-1919” and David Neal\u2019s “Roots of Elvis” books indicate the Standard Quartette\u2019s version (recorded in 1894, also under “Swing Low Sweet Chariot”) as a possible first recording on cylinder. No sources indicate any release of the song.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>55<\/td>\n\"Frankie<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Frankie and Johnny \/ Please Don’t Stop Loving Me<\/a> (1966) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-8780 (March 1966)<\/span><\/p>\n

FRANKIE AND JOHNNY
\nWriters: Alex Gottlieb \/ Fred Karger \/ Ben Weisman*
\nRecorded: May 15, 1965, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: SPA3 7378, take 6
\nOriginal: Al Bernard (Brunswick 2107, 1921)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FRANKIE AND JOHNNY (1966)<\/p>\n

PLEASE DON’T STOP LOVING ME
\nWriter: Joy Byers**
\nRecorded: May 13, 1965, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: SPA3 7384, take 19
\nOriginal: Gigliola Cinquetti (CGD N9486, 1964)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FRANKIE AND JOHNNY (1966)<\/p>\n

*New adaptation of the traditional song, which has had quite a few reincarnations over the years, sometimes titled “Frankie and Albert”, “Frankie” or “Frankie\u2019s Man Johnny”. The origins of the song are unknown, although it has probably been written in the 19th century. The first publication dates from 1904, under the title “He Done Me Wrong (The Death Of Bill Bailey)”, with Hughie Cannon as the writer.
\n**There is no doubt that the melody of “Please Don\u2019t Stop Loving Me” takes its origin from an Italian song written earlier by Mario Panzeri and Nicola Salerno called “Non ho l’Et\u00e0 (er Amarti)” and first recorded by Gigliola Cinquetti.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>56<\/td>\n\"Love<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Love Letters \/ Come What May<\/a> (1966) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-8870 (June 1966)<\/span><\/p>\n

LOVE LETTERS
\nWriters: Edward Heyman \/ Victor Young
\nRecorded: May 26, 1966, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee*
\nMaster serial number: TPA4 0914, take 9
\nOriginal: Dick Haymes with Victor Young & his Orchestra (B-side of “Till the End of Time”, Decca 18699, 1945)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLD RECORDS, VOLUME 4 (1968)<\/p>\n

COME WHAT MAY (YOU ARE MINE)
\nWriter: Frank Tableporter
\nRecorded: May 28, 1966, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: TPA4 0924, take 8
\nOriginal: Al Casey (Dot 15563, 1957)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: RARE ELVIS (Germany, 1983), single version (take 8)**<\/p>\n

*Presley re-recorded the song in June 1970. That version was released in the 1971 LP “Love Letters from Elvis”.
\n**The single version was first made available in the U.S. in the 1999 compilation “Tomorrow Is a Long Time”. Prior to that, only alternate takes had been released in that country: take 6 on “Collectors Gold” and take 7 on “The Essential 60\u2019s Masters”, two box-set collections.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>57<\/td>\n\"Spinout<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Spinout \/ All That I Am<\/a> (1966) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-8941 (October 1966)<\/span><\/p>\n

SPINOUT
\nWriters: Ben Weisman \/ Dolores Fuller \/ Sid Wayne
\nRecorded: February 17, 1966, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: TPA3 5311, take 5
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: SPINOUT (1966)<\/p>\n

ALL THAT I AM
\nWriters: Sid Tepper \/ Roy C. Bennett
\nRecorded: February 17, 1966, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: TPA3 5307, take 5
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: SPINOUT (1966)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>58<\/td>\n\"If<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
If Everyday Was Like Christmas \/ How Would You Like to Be<\/a> (1966) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-8950 (November 1966)<\/span><\/p>\n

IF EVERYDAY WAS LIKE CHRISTMAS
\nWriter: Red West
\nRecorded: June 10, 1966 (track); June 12, 1966 (vocals), RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: TPA4 0984, take number of track master: unknown; vocal overdub: take 2
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS’ CHRISTMAS ALBUM (Budget version) (1970)<\/p>\n

HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE
\nWriters: Ben Raleigh \/ Mark Barkan
\nRecorded: September 22, 1962, Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: PPA3 2722, take 6
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD’S FAIR (1963)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>59<\/td>\n\"Indescribably<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Indescribably Blue \/ Fools Fall in Love<\/a> (1967) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9056 (January 1967)<\/span><\/p>\n

INDESCRIBABLY BLUE
\nWriter: Darrell Glenn
\nRecorded: June 10, 1966 (track); June 12, 1966 (vocals), RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: TPA4 0982, take number of track master: unknown; vocal overdub: take 2
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS\u2019 GOLD RECORDS, VOLUME 4 (1968)<\/p>\n

FOOLS FALL IN LOVE
\nWriters: Jerry Leiber \/ Mike Stoller
\nRecorded: May 28, 1966, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: TPA4 0925, take 5
\nOriginal: The Drifters (Atlantic 1123, 1957)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: I GOT LUCKY (1971)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>60<\/td>\n\"Long<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Long Legged Girl (With the Short Dress On) \/ That’s Someone You Never Forget<\/a> (1967) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9115 (May 1967)<\/span><\/p>\n

LONG LEGGED GIRL (WITH THE SHORT DRESS ON)
\nWriters : Leslie McFarland \/ Walter Scott
\nRecorded: June 29-30 (night session), 1966, M.G.M. Sound Stage 1, Culver City, California
\nMaster serial number: UPA3 3937, take 5
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: DOUBLE TROUBLE (1967)*<\/p>\n

THAT’S SOMEONE YOU NEVER FORGET
\nWriters: Elvis Presley \/ Red West**
\nRecorded: June 25, 1961, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: M2WW 0858, take 8
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: POT LUCK (1962)<\/p>\n

*The song was remixed for the “Almost in Love” LP (1970).
\n**Presley asked West to write a song that he’d liked to be titled “That’s Someone You Never Forget”; West gave him a share of the credits for the song.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>61<\/td>\n\"There's<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
There’s Always Me \/ Judy<\/a> (1967) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9287 (August 1967)<\/span><\/p>\n

THERE’S ALWAYS ME
\nWriter: Don Robertson
\nRecorded: March 12, 1961, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: M2WW 0574, take 10
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY (1961)<\/p>\n

JUDY
\nWriter: Teddy Redell
\nRecorded: March 13, 1961, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: M2WW 0577, take 8
\nOriginal: Teddy Redell (Atco 6162, 1960)*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY (1961)<\/p>\n

*Some sources indicate Vaden 45-116.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>62<\/td>\n\"Big<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Big Boss Man \/ You Don’t Know Me<\/a> (1967) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9341 (September 1967)<\/span><\/p>\n

BIG BOSS MAN
\nWriters: Luther Dixon \/ Al Smith
\nRecorded: September 10, 1967, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: UPA4 2766, take 11
\nOriginal: Jimmy Reed (Vee-Jay 380, 1961)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: CLAMBAKE (1967)<\/p>\n

YOU DON’T KNOW ME
\nWriters: Cindy Walker \/ Eddy Arnold
\nRecorded: September 11, 1967, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee*
\nMaster serial number: UPA4 2771, take 1
\nOriginal: Eddy Arnold (RCA Victor 47-6502, 1956)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: CLAMBAKE (1967)<\/p>\n

*On February 21, 1967, Presley recorded a version of “You Don\u2019t Know Me” for the “Clambake” movie.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>63<\/td>\n\"Guitar<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Guitar Man \/ High Heel Sneakers<\/a> (1968) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9425 (January 1968)<\/span><\/p>\n

GUITAR MAN
\nWriter: Jerry Hubbard a.k.a. Jerry Reed
\nRecorded: September 10, 1967, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee*
\nMaster serial number: UPA4 2765, take 12
\nOriginal: Jerry Reed (RCA Victor 47-9152, 1967)**
\nFirst appearance on an LP: CLAMBAKE (1967)<\/p>\n

HIGH HEEL SNEAKERS
\nWriter: Robert Higginbotham a.k.a. Tommy Tucker
\nRecorded: September 11, 1967, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: UPA4 2770, take 7 (edited)
\nOriginal: Tommy Tucker (Checker 1067, 1964)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS FOREVER (1974)<\/p>\n

*Later remixed, using a completely new music track, for the 1981 album “Guitar Man”.
\n**Jerry Reed also played guitar on Presley\u2019s version, as well as on the 1981 remix version.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>64<\/td>\n\"U.S.<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
U.S. Male \/ Stay Away<\/a> (1968) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9465 (March 1968)<\/span><\/p>\n

U.S. MALE
\nWriter: Jerry Hubbard a.k.a. Jerry Reed
\nRecorded: January 17, 1968, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: WPA4 1807, take 12
\nOriginal: Jerry Reed (from his “The Unbelievable Guitar and Voice of Jerry Reed” album, RCA Victor LSP 3756, 1967)*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ALMOST IN LOVE (1970)<\/p>\n

STAY AWAY
\nWriters: Sid Tepper \/ Roy C. Bennett (melody based on \u201cGreensleeves\u201d, a traditional English folk song)
\nRecorded: January 16, 1968, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: WPA1 1002, take 15 (with additional guitar overdub by Jerry Reed)
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley, in that form.
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ALMOST IN LOVE (second pressing, c.1971)<\/p>\n

*As with “Guitar Man”, Jerry Reed played guitar on Presley\u2019s version of his own song.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>65<\/td>\n\"You'll<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
You’ll Never Walk Alone \/ We Call On Him<\/a> (1968) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9600 (April 1968)<\/span><\/p>\n

YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE
\nWriters: Richard Rodgers \/ Oscar Hammerstein II
\nRecorded: September 11, 1967, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: UPA4 2773, uses parts of takes 8 & 1, respectively
\nOriginal: Frank Sinatra (Columbia 36825, June 1945)*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE (1971)<\/p>\n

WE CALL ON HIM
\nWriters: Ben Weisman \/ Sidney Wayne \/ Fred Karger
\nRecorded: September 11, 1967, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: UPA4 2772, take 9
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE (1971)<\/p>\n

*The original cast album for “Carousel”, for which the song was written, was released on July 19, 1945. Sinatra again recorded the song for his 1963 LP “The Concert Sinatra”.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>66<\/td>\n\"Your<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Your Time Hasn’t Come Yet, Baby \/ Let Yourself Go<\/a> (1968) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9547 (May 1968)<\/span><\/p>\n

YOUR TIME HASN’T COME YET BABY
\nWriters: Joel Hirschhorn \/ Al Kasha
\nRecorded: June 20, 1967, M.G.M. Studios, Culver City, California
\nMaster serial number: WPA1 1023, take 6
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: SPEEDWAY (1968)<\/p>\n

LET YOURSELF GO
\nWriter(s): Joy Byers (Bob Johnston may have been a co-writer or the sole writer of the song*)
\nRecorded: June 21, 1967, M.G.M. Studios, Culver City, California
\nMaster serial number: WPA1 1029, takes 5 & 6
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: SPEEDWAY (1968)<\/p>\n

*See “It Hurts Me” at #40 on the list.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>67<\/td>\n\"A<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
A Little Less Conversation \/ Almost in Love<\/a> (1968) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9547 (September 1968)<\/span><\/p>\n

A LITTLE LESS CONVERSATION
\nWriters: Scott Davis (a.k.a. Mac Davis) \/ Billy Strange
\nRecorded: March 7, 1968, Western Recorders, Los Angeles, California
\nMaster serial number: WPA1 5767, take 16
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ALMOST IN LOVE (1970) alternate take; RARE ELVIS, VOL. 3 (Germany, 1983) single version<\/p>\n

ALMOST IN LOVE
\nWriters: Luiz Bonf\u00e1 \/ Randy Starr
\nRecorded: March 7, 1968 (track); March 11, 1968 (vocals), Western Recorders, Los Angeles, California
\nMaster serial number: WPA1 5766, take 3 (voval overdub)
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley, in that form.*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ALMOST IN LOVE (1970)<\/p>\n

*First recorded and released by Luiz Bonf\u00e1 in 1965 as ‘Moonlight In Rio’ on his ‘The Brazilian Scene’ LP (Philips PHS 600-208). English lyrics were added by Randy Starr later on.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>68<\/td>\n\"If<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
If I Can Dream \/ Edge of Reality<\/a> (1968) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9547 (October 1968)<\/span><\/p>\n

IF I CAN DREAM
\nWriter: Walter Earl Brown
\nRecorded: June 23, 1968, Western Recorders, Los Angeles, California (original master); June 30, NBV Studio 4, Burbank, California (applause & Elvis Presley voice over)
\nMaster serial number: WPA1 8029, take 5
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS, NBC-TV SPECIAL (1968)<\/p>\n

EDGE OF REALITY
\nWriters: Bill Giant \/ Bernie Baum \/ Florence Kaye
\nRecorded: March 7, 1968, Western Recorders, Los Angeles, California
\nMaster serial number: WPA1 5769, take 8
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ALMOST IN LOVE (1970)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>69<\/td>\n\"Memories<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Memories \/ Charro<\/a> (1969) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9731 (March 1969)<\/span><\/p>\n

MEMORIES
\nWriters: Billy Strange \/ Scott Davis (a.k.a. Mac Davis)
\nRecorded: June 23, 1968, Western Recorders, Los Angeles, California (track recorded first with vocal overdub probably recorded later that evening)
\nMaster serial number: WPA1 8044, take 4 (track) & take N\/A (vocal)
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS, NBC-TV SPECIAL (1968)<\/p>\n

CHARRO
\nWriters: Scott Davis (a.k.a. Mac Davis) \/ Billy Strange
\nRecorded: October 15, 1968 (track master); November 25, 1968 (vocal overdub); November 26 & 27 (orchestral overdubs), Samuel Goldwyn Studio, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: WPA1 8091, take 5 (track); takes 5 & 9 (vocals)
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ALMOST IN LOVE (1970)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>70<\/td>\n\"His<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
His Hand in Mine \/ How Great Thou Art<\/a> (1969) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 74-0130 (April 1969)<\/span><\/p>\n

HIS HAND IN MINE
\nWriter: Mosie Lister
\nRecorded: October 30, 1960, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: L2WW 0374, take 5 & ending of take 4
\nOriginal: The Statesmen (1953)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: HIS HAND IN MINE (1960)<\/p>\n

HOW GREAT THOU ART
\nWriter(s): Stuart K. Hine (based on a poem by Carl Gustav Boberg; music from a traditional Swedish folk song, arranged by Adolph Edgren)
\nRecorded: May 25, 1966, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: TPA4 0909, take 4
\nOriginal: George Beverly Shea, in that form (Victor 6068, 1955)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: HOW GREAT THOU ART (1967)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>71<\/td>\n\"In<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
In the Ghetto \/ Any Day Now<\/a> (1969) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9741 (April 1969)<\/span><\/p>\n

IN THE GHETTO
\nWriter: Mac Davis
\nRecorded: January 20, 1969 (track & first vocal); late January (backup vocals overdub); around February 22 (new vocal); March 18, 1969 (brass & string overdubs), American Sound Studios, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: XPA5 1154, take 23 (plus overdubs)
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FROM ELVIS IN MEMPHIS (1969)<\/p>\n

ANY DAY NOW
\nWriters: Burt Bacharach \/ Bob Hilliard
\nRecorded: February 20, 1969 (track & first vocal); around February 22, 1969 (vocal repair); \u00a0March 18, 1969 (string & brass overdubs), American Sound Studios, Memphis, Tennessee; late March 1969, \u00a0RCA Studio A, Nashville, Tennessee (backup vocals overdub)
\nMaster serial number: XPA5 1274, take 6 (plus overdubs)
\nOriginal: Chuck Jackson (1962)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FROM ELVIS IN MEMPHIS (1969)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>72<\/td>\n\"Clean<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Clean Up Your Own Back Yard \/ The Fair Is Moving On<\/a> (1969) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9747 (June 1969)<\/span><\/p>\n

CLEAN UP YOUR OWN BACK YARD
\nWriters: Billy Strange \/ Scott Davis (a.k.a. Mac Davis)
\nRecorded: October 23, 1968, United Artist Recorders, Hollywood, California \u00a0(undubbed master); May 8, 1969, RCA Studio A, Nashville, Tennessee (brass & backup vocals overdubs)
\nMaster serial number: XPA1 3976, take 6
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ALMOST IN LOVE (1970)<\/p>\n

THE FAIR IS MOVING ON
\nWriters: Guy Fletcher \/ Doug Flett
\nRecorded: February 21, 1969, American Sound Studios, Memphis, Tennessee (undubbed master); March 25, 1969, RCA Studio A, Nashville, Tennessee (string & backup vocals overdubs)
\nMaster serial number: XPA5 1276, take: NA
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FROM MEMPHIS TO VEGAS\/FROM VEGAS TO MEMPHIS (1969)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>73<\/td>\n\"Suspicious<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Suspicious Minds \/ You’ll Think of Me<\/a> (1969) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9764 (August 1969)<\/span><\/p>\n

SUSPICIOUS MINDS
\nWriter: Mark James
\nRecorded: January 23, 1969 (undubbed master); January 23 or 24 (backup vocals overdub); around February 22 (harmony vocal overdub); March 18 (string and possibly brass overdubs), American Sound Studios, Memphis, Tennessee; August 7, 1969, United Recording, Las Vegas, Nevada (further brass overdubs)
\nMaster serial number: XPA5 1227, take 8
\nOriginal: Mark James
\nFirst appearance on an LP: WORLDWIDE 50 GOLD AWARD HITS, VOL. 1 (1970)*<\/p>\n

YOU’LL THINK OF ME
\nWriter: Mort Shuman
\nRecorded: January 14, 1969 (undubbed master); January 21 or 22 (new vocal); May 5 (string overdub); May 6 (brass & backup vocals overdubs), American Sound Studios, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: XPA5 1146, take 23
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FROM MEMPHIS TO VEGAS\/FROM VEGAS TO MEMPHIS (1969) (alternate mix); THE OTHER SIDES – WORLDWIDE GOLD AWARD HITS, VOL. 2 (1971) (single version mix)<\/p>\n

*A live version of the song was released in 1969, in the double album FROM MEMPHIS TO VEGAS\/FROM VEGAS TO MEMPHIS.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>74<\/td>\n\"Don't<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Don’t Cry Daddy \/ Rubberneckin’<\/a> (1969) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9768 (November 1969)<\/span><\/p>\n

DON’T CRY DADDY
\nWriter: Scott Davis (a.k.a. Mac Davis)
\nRecorded: January 15, 1969 (track); January 22 (vocal overdubs)*; March 19 (brass overdubs); March 21 (string overdubs), American Sound Studios, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: XPA5 1149, take: NA
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: WORLDWIDE 50 GOLD AWARD HITS, VOL. 1 (1970)<\/p>\n

RUBBERNECKIN’
\nWriters: Dory Jones \/ Bunny Warren
\nRecorded: January 21, 1969 (undubbed master); March 19 (brass overdubs), American Sound Studios, Memphis, Tennessee**
\nMaster serial number: XPA5 1156, take 2
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ALMOST IN LOVE (1970)<\/p>\n

*Harmony by Presley may have been done on February 28.
\n**Backup vocals possibly overdubbed on January 24 at American Sound Studios, with further overdubs possibly done on March 25, in Nashville\u2019s RCA Studio A.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>75<\/td>\n\"Kentucky<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Kentucky Rain \/ My Little Friend<\/a> (1970) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9791 (January 1970)<\/span><\/p>\n

KENTUCKY RAIN
\nWriters: Eddie Rabbitt \/ Dick Heard
\nRecorded: February 19, 1969 (undubbed master); March 18 (strings and brass overdubs), American Sound Studios, Memphis, Tennessee; March 25 (backup vocals), RCA Studio A, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: XPA5 1271, take 10
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: WORLDWIDE 50 GOLD AWARD HITS, VOL. 1 (1970)<\/p>\n

MY LITTLE FRIEND
\nWriter: Shirl Milete
\nRecorded: January 16, 1969 (track); January 21 or 22 (vocal overdub), March 18 (brass overdubs); March 19 (strings overdubs), American Sound Studios, Memphis, Tennessee*
\nMaster serial number: XPA5 1153, take: NA
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ALMOST IN LOVE (1970)<\/p>\n

*Backup vocals may have been overdubbed on March 25, 1969 in Nashville\u2019s RCA Studio A.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>76<\/td>\n\"The<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
The Wonder of You \/ Mama Liked the Roses<\/a> (1970) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9835 (May 1970)<\/span><\/p>\n

THE WONDER OF YOU
\nWriter: Baker Knight
\nRecorded: February 18, 1970, International Hotel, Las Vegas, a live recording*
\nMaster serial number: ZPA5 1300
\nOriginal: Ray Peterson (RCA Victor 47-7513, 1959)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ON STAGE: FEBRUARY 1970 (1970)<\/p>\n

MAMA LIKED THE ROSES
\nWriter: John Christopher
\nRecorded: January 16, 1969 (track); January 21 or 22 (vocal overdub), January 22 or late February (Presley\u2019s harmony vocal); March 18 (brass overdubs and new bell intro); March 19 (strings overdubs), American Sound Studios, Memphis, Tennessee; March 31, 1970, RCA Studio A, Nashville, Tennessee (Sandy Posey back-vocal overdub)
\nMaster serial number: XPA5 1152, take 4
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS’ CHRISTMAS ALBUM (budget version) (1970)<\/p>\n

*Additional back-up overdubs done on March 31 and on April 3, 1970, RCA Studio A, Nashville, Tennessee.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>77<\/td>\n\"I've<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
I’ve Lost You \/ The Next Step Is Love<\/a> (1970) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA VICTOR 47-9873 (July 1970)<\/span><\/p>\n

I’VE LOST YOU (studio version)
\nWriters: Ken Howard \/ Alan Blaikley
\nRecorded: June 4, 1970, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: ZPA4 1594, take 7
\nOriginal: Matthews’ Southern Comfort (1969)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: THE OTHER SIDES – WORLDWIDE GOLD AWARD HITS, VOL. 2 (1971) (studio version)*<\/p>\n

THE NEXT STEP IS LOVE
\nWriters: Paul Evans \/ Paul Parnes
\nRecorded: June 7, 1970, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: ZPA4 1619, take 11
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: “THAT’S THE WAY IT IS” (1970)<\/p>\n

*A live version was first released by Presley in the 1970 album “That’s the Way It Is”.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>78<\/td>\n\"You<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me \/ Patch It Up<\/a> (1970) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor 47-9916 (October 1970)<\/span><\/p>\n

YOU DON’T HAVE TO SAY YOU LOVE ME
\nWriters: Pino Donaggio \/ Simon Napier-Bell \/ Vito Pallavicini \/ Vicki Wickham
\nRecorded: June 6, 1970, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: ZPA4 1608, take 3
\nOriginal: Dusty Springfield (Philips, 1966), in that form*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: THAT’S THE WAY IT IS (1970)<\/p>\n

PATCH IT UP (studio version)
\nWriters: Eddie Rabbitt \/ Rory Bourke
\nRecorded: June 8, 1970, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: ZPA4 1628, take 8
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: THE OTHER SIDES – WORLDWIDE GOLD AWARD HITS, VOL. 2 (1971) (studio version)**<\/p>\n

*First recorded and released in italian by Pino Donaggio, in 1963, as “Io che non vivo piu d’un ora senza te”
\n**A live version appeared in the 1970 album “That’s the Way It Is”.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>79<\/td>\n\"I<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
I Really Don’t Want to Know \/ There Goes My Everything<\/a> (1970) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor 47-9960 (December 1970)<\/span><\/p>\n

I REALLY DON’T WANT TO KNOW
\nWriters: Don Robertson \/ Howard Barnes
\nRecorded: June 7, 1970, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: ZPA4 1616, take: n\/a
\nOriginal: Eddy Arnold (1953)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS COUNTRY (I’M 10,000 YEARS OLD) (1971)<\/p>\n

THERE GOES MY EVERYTHING
\nWriter: Dallas Frazier
\nRecorded: June 8, 1970, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: ZPA4 1624, take 3
\nOriginal: Ferlin Husky (1965)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS COUNTRY (I’M 10,000 YEARS OLD) (1971)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>80<\/td>\n\"Where<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Where Did They Go, Lord \/ Rags to Riches<\/a> (1971) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor 47-9980 (March 1971)<\/span><\/p>\n

RAGS TO RICHES
\nWriters : Richard Adler \/ Jerry Ross
\nRecorded: September 22, 1970, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: ZPA4 1800, take: spliced
\nOriginal: Tony Bennett (1953)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: HITS OF THE 70’S (Germany, 1974); ELVIS ARON PRESLEY (U.S., 1980)<\/p>\n

WHERE DID THEY GO, LORD
\nWriters : Dallas Frazier \/ A.L. “Doodle” Owens
\nRecorded: September 22, 1970, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: ZPA4 1798, take 6
\nOriginal: Dallas Frazier (1971)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: HE WALKS BESIDE ME (1978)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>81<\/td>\n\"Life<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Life \/ Only Believe<\/a> (1971) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor 47-9985 (May 1971)<\/span><\/p>\n

LIFE
\nWriter: Shirl Milete
\nRecorded: June 6, 1970, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: ZPA4 1613, take 20
\nOriginal: Shirl Milete (1969)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: LOVE LETTERS FROM ELVIS (1971)<\/p>\n

ONLY BELIEVE
\nWriter: Paul Rader
\nRecorded: June 8, 1970, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: ZPA4 1626, take 4
\nOriginal: The Harmonizing Four (1957)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: LOVE LETTERS FROM ELVIS (1971)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>82<\/td>\n\"I'm<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
I’m Leavin’ \/ Heart of Rome<\/a> (1971) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor 47-9998 (August 1971)<\/span><\/p>\n

I’M LEAVIN’
\nWriters : Michael Jarrett \/ Sonny Charles
\nRecorded: May 20, 1971, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: APA4 1285, take: n\/a
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: HITS OF THE 70’S (Germany, 1974); ELVIS ARON PRESLEY (U.S., 1980)<\/p>\n

HEART OF ROME
\nWriters : Alan Blaikley \/ Richard Howard \/ Geoff Stephens
\nRecorded: June 6, 1970, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: ZPA4 1614, take: spliced – take 3 + take 1 of workpart
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: LOVE LETTERS FROM ELVIS (1971)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>83<\/td>\n\"It's<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
It’s Only Love \/ The Sound of Your Cry<\/a> (1971) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor 48-1017 (October 1971)<\/span><\/p>\n

IT’S ONLY LOVE
\nWriters : Mark James \/ Steve Tyrell
\nRecorded: May 20, 1971, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: APA4 1287, take 10
\nOriginal: B.J. Thomas (1969)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS ARON PRESLEY (1980)<\/p>\n

THE SOUND OF YOUR CRY
\nWriters : Bill Giant \/ Bernie Baum \/ Buddy Kaye
\nRecorded: June 4, 1970, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: ZPA4 1596, take 11
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS GREATEST HITS, VOL. 1 (U.S., 1981)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>84<\/td>\n\"Merry<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Merry Christmas Baby \/ O Come, All Ye Faithful<\/a> (1971) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor 74-0572 (November 1971)<\/span><\/p>\n

MERRY CHRISTMAS BABY
\nWriters: Lou Baxter \/ Johnny Moore
\nRecorded: May 15, 1971, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: APA4 1264, take 1
\nOriginal: Johnny Moore’s Three Blazers
\nFirst appearance on an LP: THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF CHRISTMAS (1971)<\/p>\n

O COME ALL YE FAITHFUL
\nWriter(s): Frederick Oakeley \/ John Francis Wade*
\nRecorded: May 16, 1971, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: APA4 1270, take 1
\nOriginal: ? (1899)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF CHRISTMAS (1971)<\/p>\n

*John Francis Wade is the original composer of \u201cAdeste Fideles\u201d which was later translated by Oakeley in 1841.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>85<\/td>\n\"Until<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Until It’s Time for You to Go \/ We Can Make the Morning<\/a> (1972) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor 74-0619 (January 1972)<\/span><\/p>\n

UNTIL IT’S TIME FOR YOU TO GO
\nWriter: Buffy Sainte-Marie
\nRecorded: May 17, 1971, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: APA4 1274, take 8
\nOriginal: Buffy Sainte Marie (Vanguard 35028; 1966)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS NOW (1972)<\/p>\n

WE CAN MAKE THE MORNING
\nWriter: Jay Ramsey
\nRecorded: May 20, 1971, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: APA4 1286, take: n\/a
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS NOW (1972)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>86<\/td>\n\"He<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
He Touched Me \/ Bosom of Abraham<\/a> (1972) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor 74-0651 (March 1972)<\/span><\/p>\n

HE TOUCHED ME
\nWriter: William J. Gaither
\nRecorded: May 18, 1971, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: APA4 1277, take 4
\nOriginal: Doug Oldham (1963)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: HE TOUCHED ME (1972)<\/p>\n

BOSOM OF ABRAHAM
\nWriters: William Johnson \/ George McFadden \/ Phillip Brooks
\nRecorded: June 9, 1971, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: APA4 1295, take 6
\nOriginal: Heavenly Gospel Singers (1937, as “Rock My Soul”)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: HE TOUCHED ME (1972)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>87<\/td>\n\"An<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
An American Trilogy \/ The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face<\/a> (1972) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor 74-0672 (April 1972)<\/span><\/p>\n

AN AMERICAN TRIOLOGY
\nWriter (arranger): Mickey Newbury (medley of 3 traditional songs: \u2018Dixie\u2019, \u2018All My Trials\u2019 and \u2018The Battle Hymn of the Republic\u2019)
\nRecorded: February 16, 1972, Hilton Hotel, Las Vegas (live)
\nOriginal: Mickey Newbury, in that form.
\nFirst appearance on an LP (single version): WALK A MILE IN MY SHOES: THE ESSENTIAL 70’S MASTERS (1995)<\/p>\n

THE FIRST TIME EVER I SAW YOUR FACE
\nWriter : Ewan MacColl
\nRecorded: March 15, 1971, RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: APA4 1255, take 12
\nOriginal: Ewan MacColl & Peggy Seeger (1962)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS ARON PRESLEY (1980)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>88<\/td>\n\"Burning<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Burning Love \/ It’s a Matter of Time<\/a> (1972) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor 74-0769 (August 1972)<\/span><\/p>\n

BURNING LOVE
\nWriter: Dennis Linde
\nRecorded: March 28, 1972, RCA Studio C, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: BPA3 1257, take 6
\nOriginal: Arthur Alexander (1972)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: BURNING LOVE & HITS FROM HIS MOVIES, VOL. 2 (1972)<\/p>\n

IT’S A MATTER OF TIME
\nWriter : Clive Westlake
\nRecorded: March 29, 1972, RCA Studio C, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: BPA3 1260, take 5
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: BURNING LOVE & HITS FROM HIS MOVIES, VOL. 2 (1972)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>89<\/td>\n\"Separate<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Separate Ways \/ Always on My Mind<\/a> (1972) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor 74-0815 (November 1972)<\/span><\/p>\n

SEPARATE WAYS
\nWriters : Red West \/ Richard Mainegra
\nRecorded: March 27, 1972, RCA Studio C, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: BPA3 1149, take 21
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: SEPARATE WAYS (1973)<\/p>\n

ALWAYS ON MY MIND
\nWriters: Johnny Christopher \/ Mark James \/ Wayne Carson Thompson
\nRecorded: March 29, 1972, RCA Studio C, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: BPA3 1259, take 1
\nOriginal: Brenda Lee (1972)*
\nFirst appearance on an LP: SEPARATE WAYS (1973)<\/p>\n

*Note: Released before Elvis’ version, but recorded later.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>90<\/td>\n\"Steamroller<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Steamroller Blues \/ Fool<\/a> (1973) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor 74-0910 (March 1973)<\/span><\/p>\n

STEAMROLLER BLUES
\nWriter: James Taylor
\nRecorded: January 14, 1973, Honolulu International Center, Honolulu, Hawaii (live)
\nOriginal: The Masqueraders (1968)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ALOHA FROM HAWAII VIA SATELLITE (1973)<\/p>\n

FOOL
\nWriters: James Last \/ Carl Sigman
\nRecorded: March 28, 1972, RCA Studio C, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: BPA3 1258, take 2
\nOriginal: James Last (1969)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: ELVIS (1973)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>91<\/td>\n\"Raised<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Raised on Rock \/ For Ol’ Times Sake<\/a> (1973) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor APBO 0088 (September 1973)<\/span><\/p>\n

RAISED ON ROCK
\nWriter: Mark James
\nRecorded: July 23, 1973, Stax Studios, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: CPA5 4767, take: n\/a
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: RAISED ON ROCK\/FOR OL’ TIMES SAKE (1973)<\/p>\n

FOR OL’ TIMES SAKE
\nWriter: Tony Joe White
\nRecorded: July 23, 1973, Stax Studios, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: CPA5 4768, take 8
\nOriginal: Tony Joe White (1973)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: RAISED ON ROCK\/FOR OL’ TIMES SAKE (1973)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>92<\/td>\n\"I've<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
I’ve Got a Thing About You Baby \/ Take Good Care of Her<\/a> (1974) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor APBO 0196 (January 1974)<\/span><\/p>\n

I’VE GOT A THING ABOUT YOU BABY
\nWriter: Tony Joe White
\nRecorded: July 22, 1973, Stax Studios, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: CPA5 4765, take 15
\nOriginal: Billy Lee Riley (1971)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: GOOD TIMES (1974)<\/p>\n

TAKE GOOD CARE OF HER
\nWriters : Arthur Kent \/ Edward C. Warren
\nRecorded: July 21, 1973, Stax Studios, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: CPA5 4763, take 6
\nOriginal: Adam Wade (1961)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: GOOD TIMES (1974)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>93<\/td>\n\"If<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
If You Talk in Your Sleep \/ Help Me<\/a> (1974) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor APBO 0280 (May 1974)<\/span><\/p>\n

IF YOU TALK IN YOUR SLEEP
\nWriters: Red West \/ Johnny Christopher
\nRecorded: December 11, 1973, Stax Studios, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: CPA5 1620, take 9
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: PROMISED LAND (1975)<\/p>\n

HELP ME
\nWriter: Larry Gatlin
\nRecorded: December 12, 1973, Stax Studios, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: CPA5 1624, take 1
\nOriginal: Kris Kristofferson (1972)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: PROMISED LAND (1975)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>94<\/td>\n\"Promised<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Promised Land<\/a> (1974) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor PB 10074 (October 1974)<\/span><\/p>\n

PROMISED LAND
\nWriter: Chuck Berry
\nRecorded: December 15, 1973, Stax Studios, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: CPA5 1629, take 6
\nOriginal: Chuck Berry (1964)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: PROMISED LAND (1975)<\/p>\n

IT’S MIDNIGHT
\nWriters : Billy Edd Wheeler \/ Jerry Chesnut
\nRecorded: December 10, 1973, Stax Studios, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: CPA5 1618, take 19
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: PROMISED LAND (1975)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>95<\/td>\n\"My<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis<\/a><\/h4>\n
My Boy \/ Thinking About You<\/a> (1975) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor PB 10191 (January 1975)<\/span><\/p>\n

MY BOY
\nWriters: Bill Martin \/ Jean-Pierre Bourtravre \/ Phil Coulter \/ Claude Fran\u00e7ois
\nRecorded: December 13, 1973, Stax Studios, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: CPA5 1625, take 3
\nOriginal: Richard Harris (1971, in that form*)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: GOOD TIMES (1974)<\/p>\n

THINKING ABOUT YOU
\nWriter: Tim Baty
\nRecorded: December 12, 1973, Stax Studios, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: CPA5 1622, take 8
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: PROMISED LAND (1975)<\/p>\n

*Note: First recorded and released in french by Claude Fran\u00e7ois in 1970.<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>96<\/td>\n\"T-R-O-U-B-L-E<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
T-R-O-U-B-L-E \/ Mr Songman<\/a> (1975) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor PB 10278 (April 1975)<\/span><\/p>\n

T-R-O-U-B-L-E
\nWriters: Jerry Chesnut \/ Steve Tyrell
\nRecorded: March 11, 1975, RCA Studio C, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: EPA3 1599, take 4
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: TODAY (1975)<\/p>\n

MR. SONGMAN
\nWriter: Donnie Summer
\nRecorded: December 12, 1973, Stax Studios, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: CPA5 1621, take 6
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: PROMISED LAND (1975)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>97<\/td>\n\"Bringing<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Bringing It Back \/ Pieces of My Life<\/a> (1975) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor PB 10401 (October 1975)<\/span><\/p>\n

PIECES OF MY LIFE
\nWriter: Troy Seals
\nRecorded: March 12, 1975, RCA Studio C, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: EPA3 1602, take 4
\nOriginal: Johnny Darrell (1974)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: TODAY (1975)<\/p>\n

BRINGIN’ IT BACK
\nWriter: Greg Gordon
\nRecorded: March 12, 1975, RCA Studio C, Hollywood, California
\nMaster serial number: EPA3 1603, take 4
\nOriginal: Brenda Lee (1975)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: TODAY (1975)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>98<\/td>\n\"For<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
For the Heart \/ Hurt<\/a> (1976) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor PB 10601 (March 1976)<\/span><\/p>\n

HURT
\nWriters: Jamie Crane \/ Al Jacobs
\nRecorded: February 5, 1976, The Jungle Room, Graceland, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: FWA5 0672, take 7
\nOriginal: Roy Hamilton (1954)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FROM ELVIS PRESLEY BOULEVARD, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE (1976)<\/p>\n

FOR THE HEART
\nWriter: Dennis Linde
\nRecorded: February 5, 1976, The Jungle Room, Graceland, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: FWA5 0671, take: n\/a
\nOriginal: Teresa Brewer (1975)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: FROM ELVIS PRESLEY BOULEVARD, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE (1976)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>99<\/td>\n\"Moody<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Moody Blue \/ She Thinks I Still Care<\/a> (1976) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor PB 10857 (December 1976)<\/span><\/p>\n

MOODY BLUE
\nWriter: Mark James
\nRecorded: February 4, 1976, The Jungle Room, Graceland, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: FWA5 0669, take 10
\nOriginal: Mark James (1974)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: MOODY BLUE (1977)<\/p>\n

SHE THINKS I STILL CARE
\nWriter: Dickey Lee
\nRecorded: February 2, 1976, The Jungle Room, Graceland, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: FWA5 0666, take 17
\nOriginal: George Jones (1962)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: MOODY BLUE (1977)<\/td>\n

<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>100<\/td>\n\"Way<\/a><\/td>\n\n

Elvis Presley<\/a><\/h4>\n
Way Down \/ Pledging My Love<\/a> (1977) [Single]<\/span><\/h5>\n


\nRCA Victor PB 10998 (June 1977)<\/span><\/p>\n

WAY DOWN
\nWriter: Layng Martine, Jr.
\nRecorded: October 29, 1976, The Jungle Room, Graceland, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: FWA5 1049, take 2
\nOriginal: Elvis Presley
\nFirst appearance on an LP: MOODY BLUE (1977)<\/p>\n

PLEDGING MY LOVE
\nWriters: Don Robey \/ Ferdinand Washington
\nRecorded: October 29, 1976, The Jungle Room, Graceland, Memphis, Tennessee
\nMaster serial number: FWA5 1050, take 6
\nOriginal: Johnny Ace (1954)
\nFirst appearance on an LP: MOODY BLUE (1977)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n