- A1: That's All Right
- A2: Mystery Train
- A3: Heartbreak Hotel
- A4: Blue Suede Shoes
- A5: Tutti Frutti
- A6: My Baby Left Me
- A7: Hound Dog
- B1: Don't Be Cruel
- B2: Love Me Tender
- B3: So Glad You're Mine
- B4: All Shook Up
- B5: Let Me Be Your Teddy Bear
- B6: Jailhouse Rock
- B7: Baby I Don't Care
- B8: Doncha' Think It's Me
- C1: King Creole
- C2: Trouble
- C3: Stuck On You
- C4: Fever
- C5: Such A Night
- C6: It's Now Or Never
- C7: Are You Lonesome Tonight?
- D1: Mess Of Blues
- D2: Tonight Is So Right For Love
- D7: Night Rider
- D8: Return To Sender
- D3: Surrender
- D4: (Marie's The Name) His Latest Fame (Marie's The Name)
- D5: Little Sister
- D6: Can't Help Falling In Love
Of all the nicknames given to Elvis, only one of them really seems to reflect his importance in the history of rock: they called him The King.
Together with Chuck Berry, Elvis represented the young generation that vibrated to the music with new rhythms that appeared in the Fifties: Rock’n’Roll. Presley’s personality, not to mention his voice, charm, and a whole series of chart hits, guaranteed Elvis a special place in the hearts of his fans; and not only in his own lifetime, because the same is true some fifty years later.
The thirty titles included in this album are a brilliant demonstration of Elvis’ talents, and the music alone is enough to explain the cult following of his fans, who will worship him forever.







































