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4.0 out of 5 stars
The weakest of the Gold Records series, July 21, 2007
This review is from: Elvis' Gold Records - Volume 4 (Audio CD)
Released in 1968, this was probably the weakest of Elvis' Gold Records series. It was a modest hit in 1968, peaking at 33 on the US album chart and being certified GOLD by the RIAA. 11 of the 12 songs on here were hits, but the only really big hit was (You're The) Devil in Disguise which went to number 3 on the US singles chart in 1963 (it went to number 1 in the UK). My favorite song on here is a classic rocker Ain't That Loving You Baby which hit 16 on the US singles chart in 1964, it should have been a bigger hit! Love Letters hit 19 on the singles chart in 1966, Witchcraft hit 32 in 1963, It Hurts Me peaked at 29 in 1964, What'd I Say from the movie Viva Las Vegas hit 21 in 1964, Indescribably Blue 33 in 1967, Lonely Man 32 in 1961, Mess of Blues 32 in 1960, Ask Me 12 in 1964, and Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello 55 in 1962. This collection could have used some bonus tracks in stead of just re-issuing the original 12 songs from the LP. While this is an ok collection, there are better ones available. In fact you would be better off getting the 1997 edition if you can still find it, it had 6 bonus tracks not found on this edition.
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