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Elvis Presley Music Hits

Elvis Presley music hits topped the charts way back in the 1950s, and they are still big sellers all these years later, and over 30 years after the premature death of Elvis.

How many other pop music artists can match this achievement? Not for nothing is Elvis often just referred to as "The King" - the king of rock 'n' roll.

No longer are the fans driven wild by his live performance trademark moves - controversial actions back then, that had him known as "Elvis the Pelvis" - but the images linger on. He broke the ice in many ways, paving the way for pop music as we know it today.

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Elvis Presley's Top Music Hits 

Elvis Often Topped the Billboard Lists

Here is a list of the Elvis Presley singles that reached Number 1 on the Top 20 Pop Billboard Singles Chart:

Heartbreak Hotel (1956)
I Want You, I Need You, I Love You (1956)
Don't Be Cruel (1956)
Hound Dog (1956)
Love Me Tender (1956)
Too Much (1957)
All Shook Up (1957)
Jailhouse Rock (1957)
Don't (1957)
Hard Headed Woman (1958)
A Big Hunk Of Love (1959)
Stuck On You (1960)
Are You Lonesome Tonight (1960)
Surrender (1961)
Good Luck Charm (1962)
Suspicious Minds (1969)

These are the Elvis Presley singles that reached Number 2 on the Top 20 Billboard Singles Chart:

Love Me (1957)
Wear My Ring Around Your Neck (1958)
Can't Help Falling In Love (1961)
Return to Sender (1962)
Burning Love (1972)

These Elvis singles reached Number 3 on the Top 20 Billboard Singles Chart:

You're the Devil in Disguise (1963)
Crying in the Chapel (1965)
In the Ghetto (1969)

Elvis Presley Ringtones 

Elvis Presley Music Hits On Your Mobile Phone

Elvis Presley ringtones are hugely popular. Here are some of the most downloaded music hits to use as cell phone ringtones:
Heartbreak Hotel




Heartbreak Hotel




Suspicious Minds



Girls! Girls! Girls! (Elvis Movies version)




Jailhouse Rock



Love Letters



Love Letters





Wear My Ring Around Your Neck





I Love You Because





Treat Me Nice





Hurt





Blue Moon





Hey Jude

Graceland 

Memphis, Tennessee

Elvis built Graceland, his mansion in Memphis, as a secure retreat for himself and his family as his fame and fortune grew. Such was the passion of his fan base, he needed a place to escape from the constant pressures when on tour.

Elvis was eventually buried at Graceland. It remains in family ownership, and has become a place of pilgrimage for Elvis fans.

Elvis Presley Music At Amazon 

Still Popular All This Time Later!

Elvis remains a hugely popular rock music star - it might not be 45 rpm records any more, but sales of his recordings are still hot!
And other artists are still keen to record their versions of his hits as well.

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Elvis Presley's Autograph 

Autographs - original - signed by Elvis Presley

The ultimate Elvis Presley memorabilia item is his signature. Sometimes they are found as signed photographs, sometimes on letters, sometimes in autograph books. Some are to be found on records or other products, or even on clothing! Obviously there will be no more, so original Elvis Presley autographs are a valuable and much sought after collectible item. As they end up in the collections of serious collectors, fewer and fewer original Elvis autographs will reach the market.

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