Elvis Presley -Classic Billboard Hits -HOODOO REC CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

01. "Heartbreak Hotel [#1 For 8 Weeks]"

02. "Was The One [#19]"

03. "Blue Suede Shoes [#20]"

04. "I Want You, I Need You, I Love You [#1]"

05. "Don`t Be Cruel [#1 For 7 Weeks]"

06. "Hound Dog [#1]"

07. "Anyway You Want Me (That`s How I Will Be) #20]"

08. "Love Me Tender 2:42 [#1 For 4 Weeks]"

09. "Love Me [#2]"

10. "When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again [#19]"

11. "Too Much [#1]"

12. "All Shook Up [#1 For 9 Weeks]"

13. "(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear [#1 For 3 Weeks]"

14. "I Beg Of You [#8]"

15. "One Night [#4]"

16. "Loving You [#20]"

17. "Jailhouse Rock 2 [#1 For 6 Weeks]"

18. "Treat Me Nice [#18]"

19. "Don't"

20. "Wear My Ring Around Your Neck [#2]"

21. "Doncha` Think It`s Time [#15]"

22. "Hard Headed Woman [#1]"

23. "I Got Stung [#8]"

24. "Don`t Ask Me Why [#28]"

25. "My Baby Left Me [#31]"

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Description:

This release compiles all of Elvis Presleyâ??s top 20 Billboard Hits during the years of 1956-1958, beginning with his first across-the-board chart hit â??Heartbreak Hotelâ?. These small band recordings are widely regarded as the finest work of the Kingâ??s career and among the greatest recordings in rock and roll history! After graduating from L.C. Humes high school in Memphis in 1953, Elvis visited the studios of the Memphis Recording Service (the home of Sam Phillipsâ?? Sun Records) to record two tracks as a gift to his mom. Phillips was drawn to the emotional quality of Elvisâ?? voice and looking for a white singer with a black feel, he teamed Elvis up with guitarist Scotty Moore and bassist Bill Black. Elvisâ?? Sun recordings established the basic language of rock and marked the birth of rockabilly, which fused country with R&B. After that, His contract was then sold to RCA Records, where his career quickly took off. His last singles for Sun and first for RCA, â??I Forgot to Remember to Forgetâ?, rose all the way to #1 on the country charts. Elvis first across-the-board hit was â??Heartbreak Hotelâ?, which remained the number one Billboard pop single for eight weeks; hit the number one spot in the country charts, and even rose to number 5 on the R&B charts. From this point forward Elvis would become a regular figure atop the Billboard charts. The Billboard charts are music sales and airplay reports divided over several genres that are distributed to the general public by Billboard magazine. Billboard is considered the foremost international authority with respect to the rankings of song sales and airplay dating back to the magazineâ??s January 4, 1936 edition that contained its first â??hit paradeâ?. -

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012263608

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