My Top 5 Elvis Presley Studio Albums!

[@FrankieLovesElvis]

Love your enthusiasm and passion for “His Latest Flame”, massive hit for Elvis in ‘61!!! Absolute killing 45 with “Little Sister” on the flip. If you ever get a chance, You really should check out the outtakes of “His Latest Flame”. It went thru this whole evolution from the first take up until the master. Pure genius.

[@SpencerCollectsElvis]

@@FrankieLovesElvis i have. got the pot luck sessions few months back. love the song.

[@williamgebel739]

Reconsider Baby my favorite on Elvis is Back. After Loving You favorite from From Elvis in Memphis. Fame and Fortune my favorite from Elvis Golden Records Volume 3. Elvis second Album. Two favorites So glad You're mine. Ready Teddy. Elvis Presley One Sided Love affair. Blue Suede Shoes.

[@SpencerCollectsElvis]

@@williamgebel739 reconsider baby is just awesome. wish that would have been more common in the live years.

[@williamgebel739]

@SpencerCollectsElvis He did it in the live years once I believe. In 1969 Elvis had a double album. From Vegas to Memphis from Memphis to Vegas. I loved Elvis' rendition of a song titled "Stranger in my own home town". I purchased my first Elvis Presley Album when I was 10 years old in 1966. 50,000,000 Million Elvis Fans Can't Be Wrong. His Golden Records Volume 2. A Big Hunk O' Love, Wear My Ring Around Your Neck, I Need Your Love Tonight, and One Night. Great Album.

[@SpencerCollectsElvis]

​@@williamgebel739i prefer the x rated version of stranger in my hometown😅

[@FrankieLovesElvis]

@@williamgebel739Elvis performed a killer version of “Reconsider Baby” on the afternoon concert from Madison Square Garden. (An Afternoon in The Garden), more recently on the “Prince From Another Planet” set. 😊

[@TheBohemianAngels]

First time watching. Good to hear about your objective and target about your channel. There are lots of Elvis items. Good to hear that you have a passion for Elvis, as do I. Best wishes on your channel. Will be interesting to hear your analysis and reviews. p.s. "So Glad That You're Mine" is really a great song. Have you listened to "Ain't That Loving You Baby". They are pretty much the same style and song. I think it was another attempt to the same style in "So Glad You're Mind" to get a hit, and he did found it in "Ain't That Loving You Baby". And here's more of these interesting songs. I believe "So Glad You"re Mine" was recorded sometime in 1956, not that far apart to "Ain't That Loving You Baby" which was recorded in 1958, but and here's the very interesting part, it wasn't released immediately in 1958, but until 6 whole years later, in late 1964 after the Beatles had landed and taken over, when it reached #16 on the Billboard charts. I think if it was released during that year of 1958, "Ain't That Loving You Baby" may have reached even higher on the charts. take care.

[@SpencerCollectsElvis]

@@TheBohemianAngels Thank You For Watching, I Really Appreciate It! So Glad Your Mine Is Has Just Been a Real Favorite Of Mine. Aint That Loving You Baby As Well To a Lesser Extent. Both Great Songs.

[@williamgebel739]

Enjoy your picks so far

[@slimcoogan3277]

Excellent choices! Glad 2B a new sub 2 your channel. 👍

[@SpencerCollectsElvis]

@@slimcoogan3277 thanks for watching and subscribing!