PRESLEY ELVIS King Collected (Marbled Vinyl Box)

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Lp 1 Elvis & The - Jordanaires

In the mid-1950s, Elvis Presley, already a rising star, sought to enrich his recordings with the rich harmonies of gospel and doo-wop. This led him to collaborate with The Jordanaires, a renowned vocal quartet known for their smooth harmonies and spiritual influences.
The Jordanaires had their roots in Springfield, Missouri, and had gained prominence through their performances on the Grand Ole Opry and appearances on television shows like "Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts."
Their blend of gospel and pop made them a perfect match for Elvis's evolving sound.

Side A
1. Return To Sender
2. Don't Be Cruel
3. Kiss Me Quick
4. Flaming Star
5. Let Me Be Your Teddybear
6. Don't
7. Treat Me Nice
8. Wooden Heart
9. Have I Told You Lateley That I Love You
10. Can't Help Falling In Love
Playtime: ca. 48 minutes

Side B

1. Jailhouse Rock
2. Hound Dog
3. All Shook Up
4. Suspicion
5. It's Now Or never
6. Playing For Keeps
7. Loving You
8. Blue Hawaii
9. One Night

LP 2 Elvis Presley - Sings Gospel

While Elvis Presley is often remembered as the pioneer of rock and roll and a global pop culture icon, gospel music was, in many ways, the beating heart of his artistic soul.
Between 1954 and 1962 — the years in which he rose to unprecedented fame — gospel remained a source of comfort, inspiration, and spiritual grounding for Elvis.
It was the music of his youth, the music he returned to in private moments, and eventually, the music he would bring to a wider audience through some of his most heartfelt performances.

Side A

1. I Believe In the Man In the sky
2. Known Only To Him
3. His Hand In Mine
4. I Believe
5. Milky White Way
6. It Is No Secret (What God Can Do)
7. If We Never Meet Again
8. He Knows Just What I Need
9. (There'll Be) Peace In The Valley For Me

Side B

1. I'm Gonna Walk Dem Golden Stairs
2. In My Father's House
3. Joshua Fit The Battle
4. Mansion Over The Hilltop
5. Working On The Building
6. Swing Down Sweet Chariot
7. Take My Hand, Precious Lord
8. Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem
9. Silent Night


LP 3 Elvis Presley - Goes Country

Before he became the King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley was deeply rooted in country music — a genre that shaped his earliest recordings and continued to influence his sound throughout his breakthrough years from 1954 to 1962. During this formative period, Elvis bridged the worlds of country, blues, and gospel, creating a style that honored tradition even as it pointed toward a bold, electrifying future.

Side A :

1. Flaming Star
2. Mystery Train
3. I'm Comin' Home
4. Blue Moon Of Kentucky
5. I Forgot To remember To Forget
6. I'll Never let You Go (Little Darlin')
7. A Fool Such As I
8. Just Because
9. Is It So Strange
10. Starting Today

Side B

1. Have I told You Lately That i Love You
2. I Love You Because
3. Don't
4. It's A Sin
5. Mansion Over The Hilltop
6. Old Shep
7. How Do You Think I feel
8. Blue Suede Shoes
9. When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again

Lp 4 : Elvis Presely - Plays The Rhythm & Blues

Long before Elvis Presley became the "King of Rock and Roll," he was a young man deeply inspired by the sound and soul of rhythm and blues.
Growing up in the racially segregated South, Elvis was exposed to a wide range of musical traditions, and among them, it was Black rhythm and blues that had the most profound impact on his developing style.

Side A :

1. Blueberry Hill
2. Reconsider Baby
3. So Glad You're Mine
4. Girls Girls Girls
5. I Got A Woman
6. I Will Be Home Again
7. Such A Night
8. Rip It Up
9. Ain't That Loving You Baby

Side B :

1. Hound Dog
2. Good Rockin' Tonight
3. Lawdy Miss Clawdy
4. I Feel So Bad
5. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Cry (Over you)
6. Money Honey
7. Shake Rattle and Roll
8. That's Alright
9. I Need You So
10. One Night

LP 5 : Elvis Presley - The Love Album

Elvis Presley’s love songs from 1954 to 1962 stand as some of the most emotionally resonant music of the era.
Through tender ballads, heartfelt serenades, and poignant laments, he gave voice to the hopes, dreams, and heartaches of a generation. Beyond the gyrating hips and rebellious anthems, it was Elvis' ability to touch the human heart — to make listeners feel understood in their joys and sorrows — that ensured his enduring legacy as not just a rock and roll icon, but as one of the greatest romantic voices in music history.

Side A
1. Love Me Tender
2. As Long As I Have You
3. Gently
4. I'm Yours
5. Because Of Love
6. Good Luck Charm
7. Don't Ask Me Why
8. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
9. I Was The One
10. I Don't Want To

Side B

1. Return To Sender
2. (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear
3. Wooden Heart
4. Can't Help Falling In Love
5. How's The World Treating You
6. True Love
7. Are You Lonesome Tonight
8. Where Do You Come From
9. Love Me
10. Fever