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The Number One Hits

The Number One Hits
 

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Elvis Presley

The Number One Hits

 
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Label: RCA
Rating: 4.5
 
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Description: Combining all of Presley's No. 1 hits from the Billboard charts (18 in total from 1956-59), this disc offers a decent, if skimpy, introduction to the King. Presley neophytes will certainly find it useful to have such standards as "Heartbreak Hotel," "Love Me Tender" and "Suspicious Minds" on one album. In addition to these huge Presley hits, such lesser known Number Ones as "Big Hunk o' Love" and "Good Luck Charm" are pleasing reminders of the breadth of Presley's abilities. Still, the fact is that there's a lot more fantastic Presley material out there, and any fan would be wise to seek out as much of it as he or she can. --Ian Landau
 
 

 
Tracklist of The Number One Hits

Disc 1
1 Heartbreak Hotel  1:56 view lyrics
2 I Want You, I Need You, I Love You  2:41 view lyrics
3 Hound Dog  2:17 view lyrics
4 Don't Be Cruel  2:03 view lyrics
5 Love Me Tender  2:44 view lyrics
6 Too Much  2:32 view lyrics
7 All Shook Up  1:59 view lyrics
8 (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear  1:47 no lyrics yet - submit it
9 Jailhouse Rock  2:38 view lyrics
10 Don't  2:51 view lyrics
11 Hard Headed Woman  1:55 view lyrics
12 Big Hunk O' Love  2:22 view lyrics
13 Stuck on You  2:23 view lyrics
14 It's Now or Never  3:17 view lyrics
15 Are You Lonesome Tonight?  3:06 view lyrics
16 Surrender  1:52 view lyrics
17 Good Luck Charm  2:23 view lyrics
18 Suspicious Minds  6:07 view lyrics

Reviews:

"The King" is king for a reason!

This is the slimmed-down version of "Top Ten Hits," which means you're getting the "best of the best." Being "the King," and having a recording career covering two decades, there is a lot of good Elvis to choose from.

We gauge the Beatles by their albums, but we gauge the King by his songs, since their careers and styles were different. None of the Beatles did time in the Army, or focused on a movie career like Elvis. Elvis was not a recording artist, or a composer/songwriter, but an entertainer. In fact, I'll go so far as to say that Elvis put the "E" in entertainment.

This CD has the hits listed chronologically, so you are hearing the evolving Elvis, as he gets his feel for the studio, and adds that to his natural talents and irreplaceable voice. The only down-side it that you aren't getting some of his popular songs that were not #1 hits, such as "Kentucky Rain," or "In the Ghetto (the Vicious Circle)," which are better than some of the songs on this CD. If you want a deeper run into Graceland, then get the "Top Ten Hits," which should have anything you could ever want in a Elvis survey CD.

The copies are flawless, and have a clean re-mastering process, so they tracks almost sound fresh. The linear notes are also helpful. It is a nice picture of the thin Elvis, which looks like a potage stamp, even though I prefer the later Elvis that I remember seeing on TV as a lad.

Only the Hits!

My father once told me that if a song goes to #1, it probably sucks. After all, it the public is picking it. I believe that to be true in most cases except this one. Elvis was a talent bar none.Alot of his other work was better than his #1 hits and alot wasn't. To make a correction to the amazon review, the 18 hits were from 1956 - 1969, not 59.

This should be called "Elvis 1."

This is the "1" for Elvis. If you want "the best of" or an "essentials" for the King, this is the CD for you.

This is pure feel-good music with soem country philosophy. Ther is no cause to fight for, no moaning and groaning about world conditions here, just fin and relaxation.