Do you have a favourite Elvis Presley record, or a least favourite ?

[WildRosie]

Favourite - probably a tie between Always On My Mind and Suspicious Minds. It's just coincidence that they are both 'mind' songs. Least favourite is Surrender - it's too bleak and dramatic for my taste.

Yes to both.

Least favourite is the wooden heart.

Favourite is Trying to get to you but the comeback version.

Your two favourites are definitely among mine too. I also love Burning Love and Marie’s the Name. The American Trilogy is bloody beautiful too.

Never been keen on Wooden Heart.

I like Hunk of Burning Love, and In the Ghetto

I'm listening to him atm, I have a fondnest for Vegas Elvis but my favourite is Got A Lot Of Living To Do, later favourite is Suspicious Minds.

Oh yes least is Wooden Heart here too.

Suspicious Minds

Favourite - "Can't help falling in love" or "Teddy Bear"

Least favourite "Old Shep" - too mawkish for my tastes

Yes least - Wooden Heart [clunky emoji]

American Trilogy.

Favourite is The wonder of you , I don’t have a least favourite , there are lots I dislike .

Every one a belter

Stepmother used to have an 8track that she played —constantly— in my teens with 3 or 4 hours of just Elvis so I struggle not to scream when I hear him now.
Saying that, In the Ghetto is fantastic.

@NeverTrustaRabbit

Favourite - "Can't help falling in love" or "Teddy Bear"

Least favourite "Old Shep" - too mawkish for my tastes

My Mum loved Elvis but Old Shep really upset me as a child!

Suspicious Minds is my favourite .Elvis is the King though and I would happily listen to anything he made❤️I l luvs him❤️

@Cocolapew oh I forgot Don’t Be Cruel - an absolute belter!

Devil in disguise is a favourite too

My mum used to have the 40 greatest hits album with the brown sleeve I used to listen to it as a child and still sing the words I made up then because I couldn't figure out what he was saying. I was singing my version of some the other day while DH looked at me like this

@Snooks1971 my mom was the same, Elvis, Jim Reeves and Gene Autry.

She loved Old Shep, but like you it upset me as a child. I can still remember her spring cleaning, Elvis playing and her singing along.

Isn't it Snooks? It's my Mums favourite because she loves the intro.

I like the Sun stuff, but not a fan of anything after the mid-50's really. It's just commercialised pop crap. The less said about the gospel stuff the better.

I didn't know EP had recorded Fools Rush In. I only know the Rick Nelson and Brook Benton versions.

Love Me Tender is quite nice too. Don't Cry Daddy is soppy shit - worse than No Charge.

His version of Proud Mary from The On Stage album is a current favourite.

American Trilogy and Love me Tender.