Elvis ?– Worldwide 50 Gold Award Hits, Vol. 1– LPM 6401- 4 × Vinyl, Compilation

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Elvis ?– Worldwide 50 Gold Award Hits, Vol. 1– LPM 6401- 4 × Vinyl, Compilation plus Booklet

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VINYL-M- Booklet included

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1
Heartbreak Hotel Written-By – Elvis Presley, Charles E. Axton*, Tommy Durden 2:06
A2
I Was The One Written-By – Aaron Schroeder, Peppers*, Clauden De Metruis*, Blair* 2:30
A3
I Want You, I Need You, I Love You Written-By – Maurice Mysels*, Ira Kosloff* 2:37
A4
Don't Be Cruel (To A Heart That's True) Written-By – Elvis Presley, Otis Blackwell 2:02
A5
Hound Dog Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller* 2:17
A6
Love Me Tender Written-By – Elvis Presley, Vera Matson 2:40
B1
Anyway You Want Me Written-By – Aaron Schroeder, Cliff Owens 2:12
B2
Too Much Written-By – Bernard Weinman, Lee Rosenberg 2:30
B3
Playing For Keeps Written-By – Stanley Kesler* 2:50
B4
I'm All Shook Up Written-By – Elvis Presley, Otis Blackwell 1:58
B5
That's When Your Hearteches Begin Written-By – David Hill (4), Fisher*, Raskin* 3:20
B6
Loving You Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller* 2:15
C1
(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear Written-By – Bernie Lowe, Kal Mann 1:43
C2
Jailhouse Rock Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller* 2:30
C3
Treat Me Nice Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller* 2:11
C4
I Beg Of You Written-By – Kelly Owens, Rosemarie McCoy* 1:52
C5
Don't Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller* 2:48
C6
Wear My Ring Around Your Neck Written-By – Bert Carrol*, Russell Moody 2:15
C7
Hard Headen Woman Written-By – Clauden De Metruis* 1:52
D1
I Got Stung Written-By – Aaron Schroeder, David Hill (4) 1:50
D2
(Now And Then There´s) A Fool Such As I Written-By – Bill Trader 2:36
D3
A Big Hunk O' Love Written-By – Aaron Schroeder, Sid Wyche* 2:12
D4
Stuck On You Written-By – Aaron Schroeder, S. Leslie McFarland* 2:17
D5
A Mess Of Blue Written-By – Doc Pomus, Mort Shuman 2:38
D6
It's Now Or Never Written-By – Aaron Schroeder, Wally Gold 3:12
E1
I Gotta Know Written-By – Matt Williams (3), Paul Evans 2:14
E2
Are You Lonesome To-Night? Written-By – Lou Handman, Roy Turk 3:07
E3
Surrender Written-By – Doc Pomus, Mort Shuman 1:51
E4
I Feel So Bad Written-By – Chuck Willis 2:54
E5
Little Sister Written-By – Doc Pomus, Mort Shuman 2:30
E6
Can't Help Falling In Love Written-By – Weiss*, Hugo Peretti, Luigi Creatore* 2:59
F1
Rock-A-Hula Baby Written-By – Weisman*, Fuller*, Wise* 1:58
F2
Anything That's Part Of You Written-By – Don Robertson (2) 2:03
F3
Good Luck Charm Written-By – Aaron Schroeder, Wally Gold 2:23
F4
She's Not You Written-By – Doc Pomus, Jerry Leiber, Mort Shuman 2:07
F5
Return To Sender Written-By – Otis Blackwell, Winfield Scott 2:05
F6
Where Do You Come From Written-By – Bob Roberts, Ruth Batchelor 2:05
F7
One Broken Heart For Sale Written-By – Otis Blackwell, Winfield Scott 1:34
G1
You're The Devil In Disguise Written-By – Bernie Baum, Bill Giant, Florence Kaye 2:18
G2
Bossa Nova Baby Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller* 1:58
G3
Kissin' Cousins Written-By – Fred Wise, Randy Starr 2:12
G4
Viva Las Vegas Written-By – Doc Pomus, Mort Shuman 2:17
G5
Ain't That Loving You Baby Written-By – Clyde Otis, Ivory Joe Hunter 2:20
G6
Wooden Heart Written-By – Weisman*, Kaempfert*, Wise*, Kay Twomey 1:58
H1
Crying In The Chapel Written-By – Artie Glenn 2:22
H2
If I Can Dream Written-By – W. Earl Brown* 3:08
H3
In The Ghetto Written-By – Scott Davis* 2:44
H4
Suspicious Minds Written-By – Mark James (4) 4:22
H5
Don't Cry Daddy Written-By – Scott Davis* 2:43
H6
Kentucky Rain Written-By – D. Heard*, Eddie Rabbitt 3:20
H7
Excerpts From "Elvis Sails" 2:50

Credits

• Ensemble – Jordanaires, The (tracks: B2 to C1, C4 to C7, D2 to 3, E6 to G4, H1), Mello Men, The* (tracks: F7)
• Mastered By – Elvis Presley

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