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Released: January 2005

Rating: 10/10

Cat.no.: 82876674482

With the record books about to be re-written as the Elvis singles frenzy continues to sweep the nation, Sony/BMG bring out another well-timed offering.

This is presumably an effort to get Elvis at number one in the album charts, breaking further records. Nevertheless, Love,Elvis is a great 24-tracker that will also capitalise on the Valentine’s Day market. Inevitably,it includes some of the current UK singles - Are You Lonesome Tonight?, It’s Now Or Never, A Fool Such As I, Surrender and The Wonder Of You

The remainder are singles and album tracks which have previously been spread around over the years. Incredibly track 2, Can’t Help Falling In Love never made it as an A-side single release, which is one of his greatest ever ballads. His definitive cover of Peggy Lee’s classic Fever was never released either as a single but became one of his show-stoppers in concert.

Always On My Mind is here, though I prefer Willie Nelson’s version. The collection goes right back to the ‘50’s with Presley’s third release – the doo-wop I Want You, I Need You, I Love You from July 1956, to the early ‘70’s – including I Just Can’t Help Believin’, and There Goes My Everything.

Bonus wise,you get a loungy cabaret For The Good Times, previously unreleased take. There’s none of his out and out Rock’n’Roll for obvious reasons – it ain’t good for the old romancing routine.

The Elvis ’68 Comeback Special and Aloha From Hawaii and are both in the top 20 music DVD charts.

The ultimate Elvis experience – his emotionally charged gospel climax on both CD (and DVD), the incredible If I Can Dream.

The full list of tracks included are :

1. Are You Lonesome Tonight? 2. Can’t Help Falling In Love 3. Always On My Mind 4. It’s Now Or Never 5. Love Me Tender 6. I Want You,I Need You,I Love You 7. Don’t 8. (Now And Then There’s) A Fool Such As I 9. Any Way You Want Me 10. Surrender 11. Hawaiian Wedding Song 12. Doin’ The Best I Can

13. Fever 14. It Hurts Me 15. I Just Can’t Help Believin’ 16. The Wonder Of You 17. Let It Be Me 18. It’s Impossible 19. For The Good Times (prev. unreleased alternate take 3) 20. There Goes My Everything 21. And I Love You So 22. You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me 23. Unchained Melody 24. If I Can Dream

Elly Robert's Elvis DVD and CD reviews:

DVD	Elvis: '68 Comeback Special: Deluxe Edition
DVD	Elvis: Aloha From Hawaii: Deluxe Edition
CD	Elvis: Elvis At Sun
CD	Kings of Rock 'N' Roll: Various Artists

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