Hitstory [Import]

hitstory [import]

Track Listings

1. Go Now

2. Nights In White Satin

3. Question

4. I'm Just A Singer

5. Voices In The Sky

6. Ride My See- Saw

7. Story In Your Eyes

8. Had To Fall In Love

9. And The Tide Rushes In

10. Have You Heard ( Part Ii)

11. Watching And Waiting

12. Never Comes The Day

13. Your Wildest Dreams

14. Blue World

15. From The Bottom Of My Heart

16. Tuesday Afternoon ( Forever Afternoon)

17. Isn't Life Strange

18. Procession

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Hitstory [Import]

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The best of the best Elvis compilations
International version of HitStory

Hitstory
Elvis Presley
Manufacturer: Sony / BMG Import
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000BJS8EK
Release Date: 2006-07-12

Tracks:

Heartbreak Hotel
Don't Be Cruel
Hound Dog
Love Me Tender
Too Much
All Shook Up
(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear
Jailhouse Rock
Don't
Hard Headed Woman
One Night
(Now And Then There's)
Wooden Heart
Surrender
(Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame
Can't Help Falling In Love
Good Luck Charm
She's Not You
Return To Sender
(You're Teh) Devil In Disguise
Crying In The Chapel
In The Ghetto
Suspicious Minds
Wonder Of You
Burning Love
Way Down
A Little Less Conversation (Jxl Radio Edit Remix)
That's All Right
I Forgot To Remember To Forget
Blue Suede Shoes
I Want You, I Need You, I Love You
Love Me
Mean Woman Blues
Loving You
Treat Me Nice
Wear My Ring Around The Neck
King Creole
Trouble
I Got Stung
I Need Your Love Tonight
A Mess Of Blues
I Feel So Bad
Little Sister
Rock-A-Hula Baby
Bossa Nova Baby
Viva Las Vegas
If I Can Dream
Memories
Don't Cry Daddy
Kentucky Rain
You Don't Have To Say You Love Me
An American Trilogy
Always On My Mind
Promised Land
Moody Blue
I'm A Roustabout
Rubberneckin' (Paul Oakenfold Remix-Radio Edit)
Blue Moon
Mystery Train
Rip It Up
Gpt A Lot O' Livin' To Do
Trying To Get To You
Lawdy, Miss Clawdy
Paralysed
Party
I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone
Girl Of My Best Friend
Wild In The Country
One Broken Heart For Sale
Kiss Me Quick
Kissin' Cousins
Such A Night
Ain't That Loving You Baby
Tell Me Why
Frankie And Johnny
All That I Am
Guitar Man
Us Male
I've Lost You
There Goes My Everything
Rags To Riches
I Just Can't Help Believin'
Until It't Time For You To Go
My Boy
Suspicion
My Way
Are You Lonesome Tonight?

Album Description

Exclusive Import version features 11 additional tracks on CD 3 over the US version!. This import version of 'Hitstory,' is an 91-track, three CD set of Elvis Presley's chart hits packaged in a beautiful eight-panel digipak. Spanning his entire career from 1954's "That's All Right" to 1976's "Way Down," this deluxe three-disc set combines two landmark collections of Elvis's indispensable smash hits with a brand new compilation of more essential Top 20 singles. 'Hitstory' features Elvis' popular hits and recent chart-topping remixes, including "Heartbreak Hotel," "Hound Dog," "Love Me Tender," "Blue Suede Shoes," "Jailhouse Rock," "A Little Less Conversation," and 74 other iconic Presley hits. Discs one and two of 'Hitstory' are made up of 'ELVIS 30 #1 HITS' and 'ELVIS 2ND TO NONE,' which went to #1 and #3 respectively on the Billboard 200 chart. The fastest-selling album of Presley's career, 'ELVIS 30 #1 HITS' went triple platinum within months of its 2002 release and went on to sell more than 9 million copies worldwide, proving that Elvis Presley is still a major name in the 21st century. Meanwhile, 2003's platinum 'Elvis 2nd To None' delves deeper into the King's hit-making legacy with more #1 singles, career milestones and fan favorites. Disc three, 'The Story Continues,' is a brand new compilation showcasing 19 Top 20 singles from the Billboard Top 100 along with 11 additional European hits only featured on this Import pressing. With hits from all three decades in which Presley recorded, 'The Story Continues' is an essential collection. 'Hitstory' is digitally remastered using DSD Technology for optimum sound quality. This three-disc collection is the perfect gift. It comes in a magnificent and elegant hard-bound package with iconic Elvis imagery and a collectable poster. Sony/BMG. 2005.

Album Details

An Eight Panel Digipak Package that Compiles the 2004 Remastered Hits Collections of "30 No.1 Hits" and It's Followup "Second to None" Along with a Third Disc "The Story Continues...". The Set Varies from It's USA Counterpart by 25 Tracks: Blue Moon, Mystery Train, Rip it Up, Got a Lot O' Livin' to Do!, Trying to Get to You, Lawdy, Miss Clawdy, Paralyzed, Party, I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone, the Girl of My Best Friend, Wild in the Country, Kiss Me Quick, Tell Me Why, Frankie and Johnny, all that I Am, Guitar Man, USA Male, I've Lost You, There Goes My Everything, Rags to Riches, I Just Can't Help Believin', Until It's Time for You to Go, Suspicion, My Way, Are You Lonesome Tonight? (Laughing Version).

Customer Reviews:

The best of the best Elvis compilations.......2007-01-26

This "HitStory" import has the best selling compilations "30 Number 1's" and "2nd to None" as disc one and two. Disc three, "The Story Continues" is not available serperately and is also a seminal Elvis compilation. This import version has a lot more tracks than the US version, 29 versus 19, and it also includes some key tracks such as "Suspicion" that Elvis "best-of's" typically overlook. As an added bounus it also features the infamous "Are You Lonesome Tonight" laughing version. The upshot is that this release has more songs and is a bit more ecclectic than its US counterpart and is a great addtion to any Elvis or music fan's collection. I would go as far to say that this and the US collecion are the best of the best. My only crictism is that they should have included a few more 1970's era singles such as "Raised on Rock", "T-r-o-u-b-l-e" and "If You Talk in Your Sleep (is on the U.S. Version.)

International version of HitStory.......2006-08-11

This is the international version of the Hit Story release. It differs from the US version. The first two CDs are the same as the US version, they are the Elvis 30 Number 1 Hits and Elvis 2nd to None CDs. The 3rd CD is where the big difference is. Not only does it include more songs (30 versus 19 in the US version), but it includes many different songs that were hits in other countries but not in the US. In total you get 25 songs in this collection that were not included in the US release. To make room for those 25 songs they ended up leaving off 14 songs, all top 20 hits in the US, that are included in the US release. So while it includes a net 11 more songs on the 3rd CD, it leaves off many songs that US fans may consider essential. This may present a dilemma for some US fans about which version of HitStory to buy. Do you spend a few extra bucks on the import to get some extra songs, or do you buy the US release and get all of Elvis' US top 20 hits? The answer is up to you.

Songs left off this version that were hits in the US and are included in the US version are: I Beg of You, My Wish Came True, Fame and Fortune, I Gotta Know, Flaming Star, Follow That Dream, Ask Me, (Such An) Easy Question, I'm Yours, Puppet on a String, Love Letters, Separate Ways, Steamroller Blues, and If You Talk in Your Sleep.

This collection includes the infamous laughing version of "Are You Lonesome Tonight." This was a live recording where Elvis changed a line of the song to make a joke, which he had been known to do from time-to-time ever since he started performing. But he became so tickled this time that he could not stop laughing. The last half of the song is mostly just Elvis laughing. What makes this recording remarkable is that it was actually released as a single in Europe after his death, and became a hit (which is why it is included here).

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TRACK LISTINGS
International version of HitStory

Hitstory
Elvis Presley
Manufacturer: Sony / Bmg Import
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000FIMFZA
Release Date: 2006-05-09

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TRACK LISTINGS.......2007-05-17

Disc: 1
1. Heartbreak Hotel
2. Don't Be Cruel
3. Hound Dog
4. Love Me Tender
5. Too Much
6. All Shook Up
7. (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear
8. Jailhouse Rock
9. Don't
10. Hard Headed Woman
11. One Night
12. (Now and Then There's) A Fool Such as I
13. Big Hunk O' Love
14. Stuck on You
15. It's Now or Never
16. Are You Lonesome Tonight?
17. Wooden Heart
18. Surrender
19. (Marie's the Name) His Latest Flame
20. Can't Help Falling in Love
21. Good Luck Charm
22. She's Not You
23. Return to Sender
24. (You're The) Devil in Disguise
25. Crying in the Chapel
26. In the Ghetto
27. Suspicious Minds
28. Wonder of You
29. Burning Love
30. Way Down
31. Little Less Conversation [JXL Radio Edit Remix]
Disc: 2
1. That's All Right
2. I Forgot to Remember to Forget
3. Blue Suede Shoes
4. I Want You, I Need You, I Love You
5. Love Me
6. Mean Woman Blues
7. Loving You
8. Treat Me Nice
9. Wear My Ring Around Your Neck
10. King Creole
11. Trouble
12. I Got Stung
13. I Need Your Love Tonight
14. Mess of Blues
15. I Feel So Bad
16. Little Sister
17. Rock-A-Hula Baby
18. Bossa Nova Baby
19. Viva Las Vegas
20. If I Can Dream
21. Memories
22. Don't Cry Daddy
23. Kentucky Rain
24. You Don't Have to Say You Love Me
25. American Trilogy
26. Always on My Mind
27. Promised Land
28. Moody Blue
29. I'm a Roustabout
30. Rubberneckin' [Paul Oakenfold Remix-Radio Edit]
Disc: 3
1. Blue Moon
2. Mystery Train
3. Rip It Up
4. Got a Lot O' Livin' to Do
5. Trying to Get to You
6. Lawdy, Miss Clawdy
7. Paralysed
8. Party
9. I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone
10. Girl of My Best Friend
11. Wild in the Country
12. One Broken Heart for Sale
13. Kiss Me Quick
14. Kissin' Cousins
15. Such a Night
16. Ain't That Loving You Baby
17. Tell Me Why
18. Frankie and Johnny
19. All That I Am
20. Guitar Man
21. Us Male
22. I've Lost You
23. There Goes My Everything
24. Rags to Riches
25. I Just Can't Help Believin'
26. Until It's Time for You to Go
27. My Boy
28. Suspicion
29. My Way
30. Are You Lonesome Tonight? [Laughing Version-1982 Special Bonus Track]

International version of HitStory.......2006-08-25

The first two CDs are the same as the US version, they are the Elvis 30 Number 1 Hits and Elvis 2nd to None CDs. The 3rd CD is where the big difference is. Not only does it include more songs (30 versus 19 in the US version), but it includes many different songs that were hits in other countries but not in the US. In total you get 25 songs in this collection that were not included in the US release. To make room for those 25 songs they ended up leaving off 14 songs, all top 20 hits in the US, that are included in the US release. So while it includes a net 11 more songs on the 3rd CD, it leaves off many songs that US fans may consider essential. This may present a dilemma for some US fans about which version of HitStory to buy. Do you spend a few extra bucks on the import to get some extra songs, or do you buy the US release and get all of Elvis' US top 20 hits? The answer is up to you.

Songs left off this version that were hits in the US and are included in the US version are: I Beg of You, My Wish Came True, Fame and Fortune, I Gotta Know, Flaming Star, Follow That Dream, Ask Me, (Such An) Easy Question, I'm Yours, Puppet on a String, Love Letters, Separate Ways, Steamroller Blues, and If You Talk in Your Sleep.

This collection includes the infamous laughing version of "Are You Lonesome Tonight." This was a live recording where Elvis changed a line of the song to make a joke, which he had been known to do from time-to-time ever since he started performing. But he became so tickled this time that he could not stop laughing. The last half of the song is mostly just Elvis laughing. What makes this recording remarkable is that it was actually released as a single in Europe after his death, and became a hit (which is why it is included here).

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