Artist	Song
Queen	Crazy Little Thing Called Love
from Queen: Greatest Hits (1994)
Stray Cats	Rock This Town
from Stray Cats: Greatest Hits (2000)
Dwight Yoakam	Fast As You
from The Very Best of Dwight Yoakam (2004)
George Michael	Faith
from Ladies & Gentlemen - The Best of George Michael (1998)
Billy Swan	I Can Help
from The Best of Billy Swan (1998)
Chris Isaak	Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing
from Best of Chris Isaak (Remastered) (2006)
Dave Edmunds	Crawling from the Wreckage
from The Best of Dave Edmunds (2005)
Bob Dylan	Summer Days
from Love and Theft (2001)
Robert Gordon	Treat a Dog
from New Rose Story Vol.3 (2009)
The Cramps	The Natives Are Restless
from Psychedelic Jungle (2003)
The Blasters	American Music
from American Music (2011)
The Honeydrippers	I Get a Thrill
from The Honeydrippers, Vol. 1 (Expanded) - EP (2007)
Elvis Costello	The Big Light
from King of America (2007)
Wings	Name and Address
from London Town (2010)
The Traveling Wilburys	Rattled
from The Traveling Wilburys, Vol. 1 (Remastered) (2008)
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band	Fire (Live)
from Live/1975-85 (2002)
Jeff Conaway & John Travolta	Greased Lightnin'
from Grease (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) [Deluxe Edition] (2003)
El Vez	Black Magic Woman
from How Great Thou Art (1994)
Ronnie Milsap	It Was Almost Like a Song
from The Essential Ronnie Milsap (2006)
Ronnie McDowell	I Love You, I Love You, I Love You (Re-Recorded In Stereo)
from The Best of Ronnie McDowell (2006)
The Mavericks	Dream River
from The Mavericks: The Definitive Collection (2004)
Lisa Marie Presley	Lights Out
from To Whom It May Concern (2003)
Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen	Don't Let Go
from Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen (2005)
Big Sandy	Pretty Girls Everywhere
from Dedicated to You (2008)
Rocky Burnette	My Baby
from Tear It Up (2005)

Comment:

Elvis’ musical DNA scattered across the pop landscape like shotgun pellets, and his progeny thrives on every continent — even in other languages. Welsh roots-rockin’ chameleon Dave Edmunds injects a finger-blistering chain of rockabilly licks in his turbo-boosted “Crawling from the Wreckage.” Chris Isaak trance-channeled Sun Studios’ magical aura into every corner of his career, from his reverb-drenched guitar to his Pomade-powered pompadour; his “Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing” packs an ominous rockabilly rumble before peeling off the line like the Shelby 427 Cobra from Elvis’ [i]Spinout[/i]. And how could we complete the honor roll of Elvis’ musical descendents without mentioning [i]El Rey de la Roca[/i], El Vez — the Latino Elvis? His cover of “Black Magic Woman” may be the only point in the history of recorded sound where [i]Santería[/i] and Baptist musical traditions intersect. Check out our playlist for even [i]more[/i] proof that Lisa Marie was by no means Elvis’ only offspring.

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