Hear Elvis Presley sing the gospel song “Saved” in this scene from his ’68 Comeback Special:
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“Saved” – Gospel by Elvis
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“Walk A Mile In My Shoes” – Elvis on Stage (1970)
Don’t miss Elvis Presley singing “Walk a Mile in My Shoes” during an August 1970 stage show at the International Hotel in Las Vegas:
Here Elvis starts off by quoting the lyrics from the Hank Williams Sr song “Men with Broken Hearts” and then goes on to sing “a song along the same line”–which is “Walk a Mile in My Shoes,” a song written by singer/songwriter Joe South.
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Hear Elvis in this “Rubberneckin’” Remix
Listen to Elvis Presley in this remix of the song “Rubberneckin’”, accompanied by scenes from his various concert performances:
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“Big Love, Big Heartache” from the Elvis Movie Roustabout (1964)
In this scene from his 1964 movie Roustabout, here is Elvis Presley with “Big Love, Big Heartache”
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The 5 Elvis Movies Most Beloved by Fans
We recently asked Elvis fans on our Facebook page which was their favorite Elvis Movie of all time. Lots of people insisted they loved them all and could not pick just one, but these were the top vote getters:
1. Blue Hawaii
By a landslide, Blue Hawaii is the movie most loved by Elvis Presley fans. It received more the 3 times the number of votes of any other film. In Blue Hawaii, Presley plays Chadwick Gates, a vet who has just been released from the army and wants to get back to enjoying the fun-loving lifestyle his home state of Hawaii has to offer. But this doesn’t sit well with his parents, who want their son to take charge of the family fruit business.
2. Jailhouse Rock
This black-and-white movie from 1957 was picked as the second-favorite Elvis movie. In this movie role, Presley plays the part of a convict who becomes a singing sensation.
3. Viva Las Vegas
In 1964’s Viva Las Vegas, Elvis plays a race car driver who needs to raise some cash fast. Also starring in this film is Ann-Margret, one of Presley’s most memorable leading ladies. Little did Elvis, or anyone else, know at the time how important the city of Las Vegas would be to the latter years of his storied career.
4. King Creole
Set in the French Quarter in New Orleans, King Creole tells the story of struggling youth Danny Fisher. Elvis Presley said that of all his movie roles, the one in King Creole was his personal favorite.
5. G.I. Blues
In his first film after being discharged from the Army, Elvis plays a soldier who is also a professional singer. What a great way for the movie-going public to welcome Elvis home after his time in the service.
Rounding out the list of most beloved Elvis movie were:
6. Kissing Cousins
7. Flaming Star
8. Love Me Tender
9. Girl Happy
10. Clambake
11. Follow That Dream
12. Loving You
13. Change of Habit
14. Tickle Me
15. Spinout
16. Kid Galahad
17. Roustabout
18 Charro!
19. Wild in the Country
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“An American Trilogy” Elvis 1972 Concert at Greensboro
Don’t miss Elvis singing “An American Trilogy” during his April 14, 1972 concert at Greensboro, North Carolina:
“An American Trilogy” is a medley of the songs “Dixieland”, “All My Trials”, and “The Battle Hymn of the Republic.” The intent is to represent the United States by uniting white Southerners, black Southerners, and Northerners.
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Elvis Sings “Too Much” on the Ed Sullivan Show
On his January 6, 1957 appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show, Elvis Presley performed the song “Too Much”
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From G.I Blues: Elvis Sings “Wooden Heart” (1960)
In this whimsical scene from his 1960 movie G.I. Blues, listen to Elvis Presley sing “Wooden Heart”
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Elvis Presley – Gospel Medley Rehearsal
Check out this video of the rehearsal Elvis did for his gospel medley during his ’68 Comeback Special:
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“Mama Liked The Roses” – Elvis Presley Recording
Listen as Elvis Presley sings the touching tune “Mama Liked the Roses”, a song of remembrance for a beloved mother:
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From Girl Happy: Elvis Sings “Do The Clam” (1965)
Watch Elvis Presley sing “Do The Clam” in this beach party scene from his 1965 movie Girl Happy:
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Elvis Performs “Proud Mary” on Stage
Elvis gives a rockin’ rendition of the Creedence Clearwater Revival song “Proud Mary” in this live performance:
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Elvis Sings “C’mon Everybody” in “Viva Las Vegas” (1964)
In this scene from “Viva Las Vegas” Ann-Margaret convinces Elvis to sing “C’mon Everybody”
One of the best loved of Elvis Presley’s films, Viva Las Vegas was released on May 20, 1964. Many commentators had been referring to Ann-Margaret as a female Elvis, so it was thought the two would be perfect in a movie together.
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“Suspicious Minds” on Stage in 1970
See this 1970 Elvis performance of “Suspicious Minds” in Las Vegas:
“Suspicious Minds” was Elvis Presley’s final number one hit in the US. The single reached the top spot on the American charts in 1969 and became a signature song of the latter part of Presley’s career.
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“Mean Woman Blues” from the Elvis Movie Loving You (1957)
Here is “Mean Woman Blues” from a scene in the 1957 Elvis Presley movie Loving You:
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“Farther Along” – Elvis Sings a Southern Gospel Classic
Don’t miss Elvis Presley’s take on the Southern gospel classic “Father Along.”
The song “Farther Along” was written in 1911 by preacher W. A. Fletcher. It has been covered by many notable artists including Johnny Cash, Sam Cooke, and Hank Williams.
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“He Knows Just What I Need” – Elvis Gospel
Here is Elvis Presley with “He Knows Just What I Need,” a stirring song about God’s provision for our lives:
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Elvis Performs “Don’t Be Cruel” on The Ed Sullivan Show
In his 1957 appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show, Elvis Presley sings his early hit “Don’t Be Cruel”
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“In the Ghetto” Elvis on Stage (1970)
In this 1970 Las Vegas appearance, Elvis Presley sings his hit song “In the Ghetto”
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Elvis Presley Sings Johnny Cash!
Listen to this rare audio of Elvis Presley singing the Johnny Cash hits “Folsom Prison Blues” and “I Walk the Line”
Before singing those songs, Elvis starts out by joking, “Good evening, Ladies and Gentlemen. Welcome to the International. I’m Johnny Cash.” That would indicate that this recording was made during one of Elvis’s performances at the International Hotel in Las Vegas, at which he appeared many times in the early 1970s.