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holy shit

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Wow. I never knew he covered Dylan, Simon & Garfunkel, or 'Folsom Prison Blues'.
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Good Rockin' Tonight
Baby, Let's Play House
Rip It Up
Tryin' To Get To You
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So Glad You're Mine
That's Alright Mama (as the story goes, John Lennon traded his Gold Record of Abbey Road for a copy of this 7" on Sun Records)

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I really need to get this tattooed.

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it's now or never!!!

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I'm torn between "We Gotta Win This Race" and "Lemonade (That Cool Refreshing Drink)."

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Too many to choose from, but early stuff:
Blue Moon Of Kentucky
Little Sister
Mystery Train

Later stuff:
Suspicious Minds

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"Don't Be Cruel"

"Burning Love"

"Always On My Mind"

"I Was the One"

"American Trilogy"



Jesus. Impossible to narrow to one.
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I'm torn between "We Gotta Win This Race" and "Lemonade (That Cool Refreshing Drink)."


Awesome.

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"American Trilogy"




The story behind him doing this at MSG in 1970 is pretty qual. Basically, so 'they' say, only Elvis could have gotten away with singing "Dixie" in New York City in 1970. At least, unironically. Hell, I should up "An Afternoon in the Garden" for the Obs.

Oh, and Bob -- DAT FUNGEEB!!!

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for rockin Elvis? Jailhouse Rock
for tender Elvis? Love Me Tender

and no one can fuck with his version of Blue Christmas.
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