Artist	Song
Elvis Presley	True Love Travels On a Gravel Road
from Suspicious Minds (1999)
Elvis Presley	Like a Baby
from Elvis Is Back! (Remastered) (1991)
Elvis Presley	Don't Leave Me Now
from Loving You (Remastered) [Bonus Track Version] (2005)
Elvis Presley	Tomorrow Night
from Sunrise (1999)
Elvis Presley	Something (Live)
from Aloha from Hawaii Via Satellite (Live) (1991)
Elvis Presley	Shoppin' Around
from G.I. Blues (Original Soundtrack) [Box Version] (2007)
Elvis Presley	Milk Cow Blues Boogie
from A Date With Elvis (2010)
Elvis Presley	Night Rider
from Pot Luck (1991)
Elvis Presley	Harem Holiday
from Harum Scarum (2010)
Elvis Presley	Shake a Hand
from Walk a Mile In My Shoes: The Essential '70s Masters (1994)
Elvis Presley	The Girl of My Best Friend
from Elvis Is Back! (Remastered) (1991)
Elvis Presley	Twenty Days and Twenty Nights
from That's the Way It Is (Live) (2000)
Elvis Presley	Doncha' Think It's Time
from 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can't Be Wrong - Elvis' Gold Records, Vol. 2 (1997)
Elvis Presley	I Washed My Hands In Muddy Water
from Walk a Mile In My Shoes: The Essential '70s Masters (1994)
Elvis Presley	Milky White Way
from Peace In the Valley - The Complete Gospel Recordings (1999)
Elvis Presley	Loving Arms
from Promised Land (1999)
Elvis Presley	Lawdy, Miss Clawdy
from Elvis '56 (2003)
Elvis Presley	Suspicion
from Pot Luck (1991)
Elvis Presley	I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Cry (Over You)
from Elvis Presley (Remastered) (2005)
Elvis Presley	And I Love You So
from Love, Elvis (2005)
Elvis Presley	Hi-Heel Sneakers
from Tomorrow Is a Long Time (1999)
Elvis Presley	The Sound of Your Cry
from Walk a Mile In My Shoes: The Essential '70s Masters (1994)
Elvis Presley	Let It Be Me (Live)
from Elvis: Viva Las Vegas (Remastered) (2007)
Elvis Presley	Pledging My Love
from Moody Blue (1991)
Elvis Presley	Tomorrow Is a Long Time
from Tomorrow Is a Long Time (1999)

Comment:

Although the George Jones-style tearjerker "Don't Leave Me Now" was originally intended for Elvis’ 1957 movie [i]Loving You[/i] — in fact, it even appears on the soundtrack — the tune unjustly wound up on the cutting room floor. Writer Dallas Frazier, who had penned such rock and country chart-toppers as “Alley-Oop” and “Elvira,” turned his attention to soul music when he sent Presley “True Love Travels on a Gravel Road,” and Elvis’ blue-eyed soul pulsates with the kind of hard-earned truth only experience brings. And covering the Beatles — especially one of their #1 hits — is always a hazardous undertaking, since their originals are so entrenched in our collective memory. But Presley pries George Harrison’s "Something" from the Fab Four’s grip, adds orchestral backing, and morphs it into a brassy, Vegas-style showstopper for his 1973 [i]Aloha from Hawaii Via Satellite[/i] television special.

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