Elvis Presley recorded A Big Hunk Of Love while on leave from the US army, 1958 and released in 1959 becoming Elvis Presley’s 12th number one hit single.

Recorded in 1972, Burning Love would go on to be Elvis Presley’s 20th number one hit.

Can’t Help Falling In Love, is a song recorded by Elvis Presley in 1961. Released from a soundtrack album, Can’t Help Falling In Love advanced to the number one spot on the Billboard countdown.

Don’t Be Cruel was recorded by Elvis Presley in 1956. Originally written for Elvis by song-writer Otis Blackwell, the song was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2002. Don’t Be Cruel is a standard on 500 greatest Rock and Roll hits of all time, and Don’t Be Cruel is ranked as number 92 by acclaimed music as one of the greatest hits of all time.

Hound Dog has had the luxury to have been recorded by numerous recording order before Elvis Presley, although it is the version that Elvis recorded that is the best known. Hound Dog has also been a song to transcend across different genres of music, Country, R and B and Rock and Roll – written as a twelve bar blues song Hound Dog has been quit versatile.

Recorded by Elvis Presley, It’s Now Or Never was released in 1960. If the melody of the song appears familiar that is because it is based off of the song, O Sole Mio, however the inspiration for the song is reported to be from the song, There’s No Tomorrow by Tony Martin.

Little Sister was an Elvis Presley hit single released in 1961. Written by Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman, Little Sister ranked at number five on the Billboard. Little Sister was released as a double-A-side. Instead of releasing one hit with a lesser known song, Little Sister was released with (Marie’s The Name) His Latest Flame which peaked at the number one spot in the United Kingdom.