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- AAll shook up
- BThat's when your heartaches begin
Elvis Presley's "All Shook Up" and "That's When Your Heartaches Begin" on RCA, from his revolutionary early recording period in the mid-1950s; "All Shook Up" was a major hit and signature recording.AI summary
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- ABlue Suede Shoes
- BTutti Frutti
Elvis Presley's 'Blue Suede Shoes' backed with 'Tutti Frutti' on HMV POP213, the UK issue from 1956. This is one of Elvis's earliest and most important UK singles — 'Blue Suede Shoes' was the first Carl Perkins song he recorded, and the HMV POP series was the vehicle for his British debut releases; UK first pressings of early Elvis HMV singles are actively collected.AI summary
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- ABlue Suede Shoes
- BTutti Frutti
Elvis Presley was the most commercially successful and culturally influential rock-and-roll performer of the 1950s. This HMV pressing pairs two of his early hits, 'Blue Suede Shoes' and 'Tutti Frutti', from 1956, capturing the raw energy of early rock and roll.AI summary
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- AI don't care if the sun don't shine
- BBlue Moon
Elvis Presley recorded these two songs for HMV's POP series. 'I Don't Care If the Sun Don't Shine' is an obscure early Presley recording, quite different from his later famous records; this particular title pairing on HMV POP 272 requires verification of pressing and catalogue accuracy.AI summary
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- ARip it up
- BBaby let's play House
Elvis Presley's 'Rip It Up' backed with 'Baby Let's Play House' on HMV POP305, a UK pressing from 1956. Both songs are associated with Elvis's Sun and early RCA period; 'Baby Let's Play House' was originally a Sun single. UK HMV POP Elvis singles from 1956 are actively collected.AI summary
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- AWear my ring around your neck
- BDon cha' think it's time
Elvis Presley, 'Wear my Ring around your Neck' and 'Don'cha' think it's Time', RCA 71.207. An early Presley single from his RCA years, released in 1958–9.AI summary
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- AYoung Dreams
- BKing creole
Elvis Presley's 'Young Dreams' and 'King Creole' on RCA, catalogue 71.229. Both tracks are from Presley's 1958–1959 period; this appears to be a European or overseas pressing rather than a standard UK issue.AI summary