All Hail The King!
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| Audio CD (February 23, 1993); Number of Discs: 1
Two of the King's best soundtracks on 1 album. 23 digitally remastered tracks. "Viva Las Vegas" remains one of the King's most popular films, and Elvis sounded like he actually enjoyed recording the songs for that film. The two duets with Ann-Margret (one of which made it into the film) are raw and sexy, showing the respect and chemistry they had together. Note: To hear a song sample, click on the link with sound image below. |
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| Audio CD (April 15, 1997); Number of Discs: 1
Beautiful digitally remastered songs from the Elvis Presley hit about a young guitar-slingin' soldier in West Germany. Features: Tonight Is So Right For Love, What's She Really Like, Frankfort Special, Wooden Heart, G.I. Blues, Pocket Full Of Rainbows, and much more. |
| Audio CD (April 15, 1997); Number of Discs: 1
Elvis At His Best! Hit the surf with some of the King's best! Each track has been digitally remastered for optimal sound. Features: Blue Hawaii, Almost Always True, Aloha Oe, No More, Can't Help Falling In Love and much more. |
| Audio CD (August 27, 1991); Number of Discs: 1
As pivotal a moment in his career as "That's Alright, Mama" and "Heartbreak Hotel," this was the show that put Elvis Presley back on his throne. It came at a time when the Beatles, the Stones, Hendrix, and acid rock ruled the genre and followed a decade of nothing but mostly lousy Elvis movies. On December 3, 1968, the camera panned in on the King's incredibly handsome face: "If you're lookin' for trouble, you came to the right place," he snarled before bursting into a terrific "Guitar Man." From that moment through the special's goose-bump-inducing finale, "If I Can Dream" (after which, legend has it, Presley collapsed from exhaustion backstage), this stands as one of rock music's great moments. Alas, it was recorded for television, so the audio quality on both vinyl and CD has never been of the highest quality. Memories, a two-disc compilation with cleaned-up sound, includes all the outtakes from the "unplugged" segment, but the stuff remains best viewed on video via either the special itself or the One Night with You outtakes video. --Bill Holdship |
| Audio CD (February 2, 1988); Number of Discs: 1
Original and alternate versions of songs from his first three films Loving You, Jailhouse Rock and Love Me Tender. Features: Love Me Tender, Let Me, Poor Boy, We're Gonna Move, Loving You, Party, Hot Dog, Teddy Bear and more. |
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