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Elvis Presley Love Song of the Year Written by Chris Christian.

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Elvis Presley Love Song of the Year

Elvis Presley Love Me Tonight Written by Don Robertson. Elvis recorded it May 25, 1963 at RCAs Nashville Studios

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Elvis Presley Love Me Tonight

Elvis Presley The Next Step Is Love Written by Paul Evans and Paul Parnes.Elvis recorded it June 7, 1970 at RCAs Nashville studios. Elvis was shown rehearsing this song in the 1970 documentary Elvis-Thats The Way It Is, but the version on the original soundtrack album is the studio recording.

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Elvis Presley One-Sided Love Affair Written by Bill Campbell.

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Elvis Presley Thrill Of Your Love Written by Stan Kesler for Elvis. Elvis recorded it April 4, 1960 at RCAs Nashville studios. It was released on the Elvis is Back LP, and is also available on The King of Rock n Roll-The Complete 50s Masters, and The 50 Greatest Love Songs, which is where this version is from

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Elvis Presley Thrill Of Your Love

Elvis Presley I Love You Because Written by Leon Payne. Elvis recorded it during his first commercial recording session at Sun Records on July 5, 1954, along with Scotty Moore and Bill Black, and his own guitar.

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Elvis Presley Old Shep Written by Red Foley and Willis Arthur about Foleys 19-year-old German Shepherd dog, Hoover, who had been poisoned. Old Shep was the song Elvis sang to win second prize at the Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Show in 1945, when he was 10 years old, his first public singing appearance.

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Elvis Presley How Great Thou Art (Studio Version) Written by Rev. Carl Boberg, a Swedish minister, in 1886. Elvis recorded it on May 25, 1966 at RCAs Nashville studios.

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Elvis Presley How Great Thou Art Studio Version

Elvis Presley (Maries The Name) His Latest Flame Written by Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman.

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Elvis Presley Marie’s The Name His Latest Flame

Elvis Presley Thats All Right, Mama Live Written by Arthur Crudup. Elvis recorded it July 5, 1954 at Sun Records-his first commercial recording there. It was the first Elvis record played on the radio.

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Elvis Presley That’s All Right Mama