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The Number One Hits (Commemorative Issue) (edition 1990)

by Elvis Presley (Artist)

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Title:	The Number One Hits (Commemorative Issue)
Authors:	Elvis Presley (Artist)
Info:	RCA (1990)
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INFORMATION-This cassette contains the following tracks:
A1 Heartbreak Hotel (Mae Boren Axton / Tommy Durden / Elvis Presley), 2:06
A2 I Want You, I Need You, I Love You (Lou Kosloff / George Mysels), 2:37
A3 Hound Dog (Jerry Leiber / Mike Stoller), 2:14
A4 Don't Be Cruel (Otis Blackwell / Elvis Presley), 2:02
A5 Love Me Tender (Vera Matson / Elvis Presley), 2:44
A6 Too Much (Lee Rosenberg / Bernard Weinman), 2:31
A7 All Shook Up (Otis Blackwell / Elvis Presley), 1:57
A8 (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear (Bernie Lowe / Kal Mann), 1:48
A9 Jailhouse Rock (Jerry Leiber / Mike Stoller), 2:28
B1 Don't (Jerry Leiber / Mike Stoller), 2:48
B2 Hard Headed Woman (Claude Demetrius), 1:53
B3 A Big Hunk O' Love (Aaron Schroeder / Sidney Wyche), 2:16
B4 Stuck on You (J. Leslie McFarland / Aaron Schroeder), 2:16
B5 It's Now or Never (Eduardo DeCapua / Wally Gold / Aaron Schroeder), 3:25
B6 Are You Lonesome Tonight? (Lou Handman / Roy Turk), 3:05
B7 Surrender (Doc Pomus / Mort Shuman), 1:51
B8 Good Luck Charm (Wally Gold / Aaron Schroeder), 2:24
B9 Suspicious Minds (Mark James), 3:24

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Number One Hits contains 18 #1 records from the charts of Billboard, who somehow didn't rank "Crying in the Chapel," "In the Ghetto," "Burning Love," and "Way Down" as chart-toppers, although other national surveys did. In fact, according to RCA, every copy of "Way Down" was sold out within days after Presley's death, not just here but all over the planet, and somehow, amazingly, it didn't even make the magazine's Top Ten!

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