how many albums did elvis sell

(1965) After several so-so soundtrack albums in a row, Elvis returns to non-movie-related music, mostly, with a strong album released in celebration of the artists ten years with RCA. It Happened at the Worlds Fair (1963) The soundtrack to Elviss expensive Space Needle romp begins with a bland song about going into the unknown (Beyond the Bend) followed by a remake of Fever called Relax, which advises listeners to defrost, and is set to slimy finger-snapping. This album was the painful result, a mix of new ones like the ultra-sexist What Every Woman Lives For and Petunia, the Gardeners Daughter, and traditional songs with an ersatz Dixieland flavor for this movies story of a 19th-century riverboat gambler. Why this led to some confusion over what was and what was not recorded on the old RCA computer may be a bit of a red herring. The albums discography of Elvis Presley began in 1956 with the release of his self-titled debut album, Elvis Presley . He also made 17 soundtrack albums for his movies, 8 live recordings of shows, & a spoken word album called Having Fun With Elvis on Stage. Loving You (1957) The mainly zippy soundtrack to Elviss first starring role (including a whole side of recent non-soundtrack cuts) transforms Elviss singing delivery man into something nicely cuddly on the albums best known and biggest hit, (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear, with a mean woman getting him good and hot on the scorching opener Mean Woman Blues. The loping drama of the Western number Lonesome Cowboy is a highlight, and theres a solid take on Blueberry Hill and a couple of sweet Cole Porter and Ivory Joe Hunter ballads. Peppers. Cant Help Falling in Love is the obvious peak, and even the silly calypso moment Ito Eats wiggles into its place. Why was the 1982 claim ever made? That figure is just part of the more than a billion. As well as, extended play 45rpm mini-albums and several 45rpm single reissues. The best musical instrument is a love triangle. And the picture is truly global. Something for Everybody (1961) Elviss third post-Army record (he served, mostly in Germany, from 1958 to 1960) opens with the moody and introspective Don Robertson crooner Theres Always Me, but ditches the midnight mood thereafter, instead continuing with well-sung country-pop.

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