Elvis Presley

Based on the Italian song "O Sole Mio," Elvis's version was inspired by Tony Martin's 1949 rendition called "There's No Tomorrow."

Written by Aaron Schroeder and J. Leslie McFarland, the song was inspired by Elvis's return to civilian life after his military service.

Elvis Presley's early records brought country, blues, gospel, R&B and pop into a new rock-and-roll setting during the 1950s. His singing and physical stage style helped carry that mixture to a large audience. His...

A 1926 song about missing a former love

Theme song from the film of the same name

Attraction to a girlfriend's younger sister

An Italian song "Torna a Surriento"

Elvis Presley's early records brought country, blues, gospel, R&B and pop into a new rock-and-roll setting during the 1950s. His singing and physical stage style helped carry that mixture to a large audience. His...

Written by Aaron Schroeder and Wally Gold, the song was one of Presley's last major hits before his career decline.

Written by Winfield Scott and Otis Blackwell for the film "Girls! Girls! Girls!"

Elvis Presley's early records brought country, blues, gospel, R&B and pop into a new rock-and-roll setting during the 1950s. His singing and physical stage style helped carry that mixture to a large audience. His...

This song from the film "Fun in Acapulco" capitalized on the bossa nova craze.

Written by Ivory Joe Hunter, recorded by Presley in 1958 but unreleased until 1964.

Title song from Presley's film of the same name, written by Fred Wise and Randy Starr.

Originally recorded in 1953, the song was held back and released in 1965.

Title song for Presley's movie of the same name

A play on words, the title refers both to a male from the U.S. and to U.S. Mail.

Mac Davis's song about the cycle of poverty and violence in urban areas

A song about a mistrusting and dysfunctional relationship

This emotional ballad about a widowed father became another hit for Elvis Presley.

This ballad showcased Elvis Presley's emotional delivery in his later career.

This live recording showcased Elvis's powerful vocals and became one of his last major hits.

This cover of Dusty Springfield's hit became another successful single for Elvis Presley.

The intensity of passionate love

A cover of a French song, adapted to English, about a father's love for his son.

A powerful ballad about the pain of lost love.

The changing nature of love

One of Presley's last recordings before his death