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2010 collection from the King of Rock 'n' Roll, released to coincide with what would have been his 75th birthday. Elvis 75 features 25 of his biggest hits including 'Heartbreak Hotel', 'That's All Right', 'All Shook Up', 'Love Me Tender', 'Suspicious Minds', 'Burning Love', 'Jailhouse Rock' and many more.
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60 of 60 people found the following review helpful
By DigitalBug
Format:MP3 Music|Amazon Verified Purchase
Probably the most popular Elvis compilation album lately has been Elv1s Elv1s 30 #1 Hits. If you have that album, which is better overall, you may want this one too as the overlap isn't too terrible:
Songs only on "Elvis 75"
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Always On My Mind
An American Trilogy
Blue Suede Shoes
Guitar Man
How Great Thou Art
I Forgot To Remember To Forget
If I Can Dream (Stereo Mix)
Little Sister
Love Me
Polk Salad Annie
That's All Right
Trouble
Viva Las Vegas
Songs only on "Elv1s"
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(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear
(Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame
(Now And Then There's) A Fool Such As I
(You're The) Devil In Disguise
A Big Hunk O' Love
A Little Less Conversation (JXL Radio Edit Remix)
Crying In The Chapel
Don't
Good Luck Charm
Hard Headed Woman (from "King Creole")
One Night
Return To Sender
She's Not You (Remastered)
Stuck On You
Surrender
The Wonder Of You
Too Much
Way Down
Wooden Heart
Songs on both
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All Shook Up
Are You Lonesome Tonight? (Remastered on "Elv1s")
Burning Love
Can't Help Falling In Love
Don't Be Cruel
Heartbreak Hotel
Hound Dog
In The Ghetto
It's Now Or Never
Jailhouse Rock
Love Me Tender (Movie Version on "Elvis 75")
Suspicious Minds
Songs only on "Elvis 75"
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Always On My Mind
An American Trilogy
Blue Suede Shoes
Guitar Man
How Great Thou Art
I Forgot To Remember To Forget
If I Can Dream (Stereo Mix)
Little Sister
Love Me
Polk Salad Annie
That's All Right
Trouble
Viva Las Vegas
Songs only on "Elv1s"
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(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear
(Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame
(Now And Then There's) A Fool Such As I
(You're The) Devil In Disguise
A Big Hunk O' Love
A Little Less Conversation (JXL Radio Edit Remix)
Crying In The Chapel
Don't
Good Luck Charm
Hard Headed Woman (from "King Creole")
One Night
Return To Sender
She's Not You (Remastered)
Stuck On You
Surrender
The Wonder Of You
Too Much
Way Down
Wooden Heart
Songs on both
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All Shook Up
Are You Lonesome Tonight? (Remastered on "Elv1s")
Burning Love
Can't Help Falling In Love
Don't Be Cruel
Heartbreak Hotel
Hound Dog
In The Ghetto
It's Now Or Never
Jailhouse Rock
Love Me Tender (Movie Version on "Elvis 75")
Suspicious Minds
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
By hyperbolium
Format:Audio CD
This single CD, issued in celebration of Elvis Presley's 75th birthday anniversary, includes twenty-five tracks selected from the more thorough 4-CD Elvis 75 Good Rockin' Tonight. Much like the box set, this disc covers the length of Elvis' career, including early sides for Sun, incendiary rock `n' `roll for RCA, hits from the movies, post-Army comebacks, gospel, late-60s Memphis gems, live performances and later studio work from 1972. Unlike the box set, you'll miss his pre-Sun acetate and his post-72 recordings. More importantly, each phase of Elvis' career gets only one or a few cuts here, and the lesser known tracks that provide compelling context in the box set are dropped.
Obviously, a career as rich as Elvis Presley's can't be summed up in a single disc. Even his Top 10 hits won't fit on a single CD, and there's so much material beyond the charts that a fair hearing of the King's catalog really takes multiple discs or sets. 30 #1 Hits painted a picture of Presley's career through a recitation of his best-known hits; it's a fair summary, as is the broader 2-1/2 CD Essential 3.0. But none of these short collections, this one included, provide enough depth on Elvis' innovations, failures and resurgences to really essay the full arc of his career. A single disc such as this can serve as a map to an artist's career, but it's no substitute for a more thorough hearing.
What's here is fantastic. From the early rave-up of Arthur "Big Boy" Cruddup's "That's All Right" through the deeply-felt "Always On My Mind," Elvis is nothing less than brilliant. The disc is nicely programmed and plays well, but with so few tracks to provide context, you'll have to figure out for yourself how Elvis got from "Viva Las Vegas" to "How Great Thou Art." If you want to dig deeper, seek out the 4-CD box, or sets that survey his 50s, 60s and 70s masters, soundtracks, sessions at Sun and American Studios, his '68 comeback special, and his numerous live recordings.
The disc is delivered in a two-section digipack featuring a pair of full-panel Presley photos. The 16-page booklet includes a short biographical essay by Billy Altman (seemingly excerpted from his much longer essay in the box set), additional photos, and recording and chart data. If you think you only need one disc of Elvis Presley's music, this isn't a bad place to get an earful, but be forewarned that it's a gateway to a large catalog that you may find yourself unable to resist. [©2010 hyperbolium dot com]
Obviously, a career as rich as Elvis Presley's can't be summed up in a single disc. Even his Top 10 hits won't fit on a single CD, and there's so much material beyond the charts that a fair hearing of the King's catalog really takes multiple discs or sets. 30 #1 Hits painted a picture of Presley's career through a recitation of his best-known hits; it's a fair summary, as is the broader 2-1/2 CD Essential 3.0. But none of these short collections, this one included, provide enough depth on Elvis' innovations, failures and resurgences to really essay the full arc of his career. A single disc such as this can serve as a map to an artist's career, but it's no substitute for a more thorough hearing.
What's here is fantastic. From the early rave-up of Arthur "Big Boy" Cruddup's "That's All Right" through the deeply-felt "Always On My Mind," Elvis is nothing less than brilliant. The disc is nicely programmed and plays well, but with so few tracks to provide context, you'll have to figure out for yourself how Elvis got from "Viva Las Vegas" to "How Great Thou Art." If you want to dig deeper, seek out the 4-CD box, or sets that survey his 50s, 60s and 70s masters, soundtracks, sessions at Sun and American Studios, his '68 comeback special, and his numerous live recordings.
The disc is delivered in a two-section digipack featuring a pair of full-panel Presley photos. The 16-page booklet includes a short biographical essay by Billy Altman (seemingly excerpted from his much longer essay in the box set), additional photos, and recording and chart data. If you think you only need one disc of Elvis Presley's music, this isn't a bad place to get an earful, but be forewarned that it's a gateway to a large catalog that you may find yourself unable to resist. [©2010 hyperbolium dot com]
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Outstanding single disc compilation marking the 75th anniversary of the birth of the King of rock and roll.
January 8, 2010
Format:Audio CD
Since RCA/Legacy never misses an opportunity to issue new Elvis compilations the release of the single disc compilation Elvis 75 hardly comes as a surprise. Having said that the folks at RCA have outdone themselves on this one. Here is a 25 track disc that covers the entire gamut of Elvis Presley's fabulous career. This is a disc that is perfect for both the casual Elvis fan and for younger people interested in sampling the extensive body of work that was left to us by the King of rock and roll.
Elvis 75 opens with a pair Elvis' earliest rockabilly recordings from his days at Sun records. I have always loved "That's All Right" and enjoyed hearing it again here. When Elvis signed with RCA Victor in 1956 he reeled off an impressive string of #1 hits. A half dozen of those chart-toppers including "Heartbreak Hotel", "Don't Be Cruel", "Hound Dog", "Love Me Tender", "All Shook Up" and the rollicking "Jailhouse Rock" are all included in this collection as well. In the early 1960's Elvis started recording more ballads. Sample several of his most memorable ballads including "Are You Lonesome Tonight" and "Can't Help Falling In Love With You" on Elvis 75. If you know anything at all about Elvis you know that he loved to sing spirituals. In fact, he recorded a number of gospel albums during his long career. Perhaps his most famous gospel recording "How Great Thou Art" can be found here also. Elvis experienced something of a drought in the mid 1960's but returned with a vengeance in 1969 with a pair of huge hits. Enjoy once again "In the Ghetto" and the #1 hit "Suspicious Minds". Outstanding!
Included with Elvis 75 is a neat 16 page booklet featuring biographical info and chart data for each of the tunes in this collection. This is great disc for the car or for those younger people who have never really explored the music of the king of rock and roll. Those looking for a more extensive anthology should be aware that RCA/Legacy has simultaneously issued an impressive 4 disc box set featuring 100 remastered Elvis favorites. Very highly recommended!
Elvis 75 opens with a pair Elvis' earliest rockabilly recordings from his days at Sun records. I have always loved "That's All Right" and enjoyed hearing it again here. When Elvis signed with RCA Victor in 1956 he reeled off an impressive string of #1 hits. A half dozen of those chart-toppers including "Heartbreak Hotel", "Don't Be Cruel", "Hound Dog", "Love Me Tender", "All Shook Up" and the rollicking "Jailhouse Rock" are all included in this collection as well. In the early 1960's Elvis started recording more ballads. Sample several of his most memorable ballads including "Are You Lonesome Tonight" and "Can't Help Falling In Love With You" on Elvis 75. If you know anything at all about Elvis you know that he loved to sing spirituals. In fact, he recorded a number of gospel albums during his long career. Perhaps his most famous gospel recording "How Great Thou Art" can be found here also. Elvis experienced something of a drought in the mid 1960's but returned with a vengeance in 1969 with a pair of huge hits. Enjoy once again "In the Ghetto" and the #1 hit "Suspicious Minds". Outstanding!
Included with Elvis 75 is a neat 16 page booklet featuring biographical info and chart data for each of the tunes in this collection. This is great disc for the car or for those younger people who have never really explored the music of the king of rock and roll. Those looking for a more extensive anthology should be aware that RCA/Legacy has simultaneously issued an impressive 4 disc box set featuring 100 remastered Elvis favorites. Very highly recommended!
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It's Elvis-how can you go wrong
Great price-great album. Makes me want to car dance. Everyone should own some Elvis music. It's the foundation for all rock.
Published 17 days ago by mrsjrb
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Great collection
I'm not an Elvis 'superfan' so I'm probably less critical than others might be. I highly enjoy this collection and the overall collelction seems to be well mastered. Read more
Published 19 days ago by Jeff Linamen
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Elvis rocks
What is not to love about Elvis? Great song list, incredible voice and all the memories of his performances for his fans.
Published 21 days ago by pvf741
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Simple: it's Elvis
26 tracks from The King himself. Really, there's no other info needed in this review. Good recordings, spanning the years Elvis rocked us all. Read more
Published 22 days ago by Jasonmwa
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Who would not love this album?
Great songs from Elvis's best period. You like old rock & roll?, You got to have the classic set, Buyit
Published 23 days ago by Jerome M. Gonyer
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Well...
WHO DOESN'T LOVE ELVIS?!?!? I grew up listening to Elvis! I think every household should have at least an album of his greatest hits...
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