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Tracklist (CD)
| 1-1 | | That's All Right | | 1:58 | | 1-2 | | Mystery Train | | 2:27 | | 1-3 | | Heartbreak Hotel | | 2:11 | | 1-4 | | Blue Suede Shoes | | 2:02 | | 1-5 | | Lawdy, Miss Clawdy | | 2:11 | | 1-6 | | Hound Dog | | 2:17 | | 1-7 | | Don't Be Cruel | | 2:04 |
See more tracks| 1-8 | | Love Me Tender | | 2:43 | | 1-9 | | Too Much | | 2:33 | | 1-10 | | All Shook Up | | 2:00 | | 1-11 | | Teddy Bear | | 1:50 | | 1-12 | | Party | | 1:30 | | 1-13 | | Loving You | | 2:14 | | 1-14 | | Jailhouse Rock | | 2:29 | | 1-15 | | Don't | | 2:51 | | 1-16 | | Trouble | | 2:19 | | 1-17 | | Wear My Ring Around Your Neck | | 2:16 | | 1-18 | | King Creole | | 2:11 | | 1-19 | | Hard Headed Woman | | 1:56 | | 1-20 | | One Night | | 2:32 | | 1-21 | | A Fool Such As I | | 2:39 | | 1-22 | | A Big Hunk O' Love | | 2:15 | | 1-23 | | Stuck On You | | 2:22 | | 1-24 | | The Girl Of My Best Friend | | 2:24 | | 1-25 | | It's Now Or Never | | 3:15 | | 2-1 | | Are You Lonesome Tonight? | | 3:10 | | 2-2 | | Wooden Heart | | 2:05 | | 2-3 | | Surrender | | 1:54 | | 2-4 | | (Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame | | 2:10 | | 2-5 | | Can't Help Falling In Love | | 3:02 | | 2-6 | | Good Luck Charm | | 2:27 | | 2-7 | | She's Not You | | 2:11 | | 2-8 | | Return To Sender | | 2:09 | | 2-9 | | (You're The) Devil In Disguise | | 2:23 | | 2-10 | | Viva Las Vegas | | 2:23 | | 2-11 | | Crying In The Chapel | | 2:27 | | 2-12 | | Love Letters | | 2:54 | | 2-13 | | Guitar Man | | 2:18 | | 2-14 | | If I Can Dream | | 3:14 | | 2-15 | | In The Ghetto | | 2:48 | | 2-16 | | Suspicious Minds | | 4:30 | | 2-17 | | Don't Cry Daddy | | 2:50 | | 2-18 | | The Wonder Of You | | 2:37 | | 2-19 | | I Just Can't Help Believin' | | 4:37 | | 2-20 | | An American Trilogy | | 4:33 | | 2-21 | | Burning Love | | 2:53 | | 2-22 | | Always On My Mind | | 3:40 | | 2-23 | | Suspicion | | 2:33 | | 2-24 | | Moody Blue | | 2:53 | | 2-25 | | Way Down | | 2:37 |
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Review
From the opening, killer version of "Always On My Mind'" to the great early sides that close out the two-disc set, this collection celebrates Elvis's talent with the love song, and does so with good taste and an eye for detail. The record also serves as a decent summation of the man's career, as each period gets represented with a wealth of material, and it's ALL good.
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