Elvis Presley Elvis 30 #1 Hits Limitierte Gold-CD Edition im DVD-Jewelcase  NEU OVP Sealed

Produktinformation

Audio CD (23. Oktober 2006)
Anzahl Disks/Tonträger: 1
Label: RCA Sony BMG Music  France

Tonträger CD
Besonderheiten Limited Edition, Pappschuber, Remastered, DVD-Hülle/Case
Jahr 2006
Orig. Release Jahr 2002
Zeit 79:21  
Label Sony BMG Music Entertainment
Herstellungsland EU 
Musikrichtung Rock: Pop-Rock, Rock'n'Roll 
EAN-Nr. 886970030427
Katalog-Nr. 88697003042

         Tracks

1. Heartbreak Hotel 2:09  
2. Don't Be Cruel 2:04  
3. Hound Dog 2:15  
4. Love Me Tender 2:44  
5. Too Much 2:36  
6. All Shook Up 2:00  
7. (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear 1:49  
8. Jailhouse Rock 2:37  
9. Don't 2:51  
10. Hard Headed Woman 1:56  
11. One Night 2:34  
12. (Now And Then There's) A Fool Such As I 2:41  
13. A Big Hunk O' Love 2:17  
14. Stuck On You 2:20  
15. It's Now Or Never 3:17  
16. Are You Lonesome Tonight? 3:08  
17. Wooden Heart 2:04  
18. Surrender 1:55  
19. (Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame 2:09  
20. Can't Help Falling In Love 3:00  
21. Good Luck Charm 2:27  
22. She's Not You 2:12  
23. Return To Sender 2:11  
24. (You're The) Devil In Disguise 2:22  
25. Crying In The Chapel 2:26  
26. In The Ghetto 3:05  
27. Suspicious Minds 4:34  
28. The Wonder Of You 2:28  
29. Burning Love 2:59  
30. Way Down 2:39  
31. A Little Less Conversation [JXL Radio Edit Remix] 3:32

Produktbeschreibungen

Elvis Aaron Presley, geboren am 08. Januar 1935 in Tupelo/Mississippi, gestorben am 16. August 1977 in Memphis/Tennessee. Dazwischen ein Leben voller Musik, voller Songs, voller Filme, voller Skandale, voller unzähliger Nummer-eins-Hits. Ein kurzes, heftiges und auch unglückliches Leben, das Elvis zum "The King" machte. Selbst 25 Jahre nach seinem Tod ist die Erinnerung an ihn ungebrochen. Noch nie pilgerten so viele junge Menschen an seinem Todestag nach Graceland zu seinem Grab. Elvis -- ein Mythos, der wohl nie an Anziehungskraft verlieren wird, eine Stimme, die auch heute ihre Ausstrahlung noch nicht verloren hat.
Wer das nicht glaubt, der muss sich nur einmal die vorliegende neue Koppelung von 30 Top Hits anhören. Sämtliche Nummer-eins-Hits der amerikanischen und britischen Charts sind da vertreten, angefangen bei seinem ersten Millionenseller "Heartbreak Hotel" 1956 bis zu seinem posthumen Nummer-eins-Hits "A Little Less Conversation" im Jahr 2002. Im Original kam das Lied 1968 heraus, Elvis hatte es zusammen mit den Jordanaires für seinen Musikfilm Live A Little, Love A Little aufgenommen. Bezeichnend für das Phänomen Elvis Presley, dass gerade dieses Lied, das bei Erscheinen nicht mal besonders erfolgreich war, ihn heute wieder zum internationalen Superstar macht. Fazit: Der Zauber von Elvis wirkt noch immer. Und das völlig zu Recht. Die CD ist eine Bereicherung für jede Sammlung. Elvis forever! --Julia Edenhofer

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
RCA and the Elvis estate made no bones about their intention on replicating the blockbuster success of the Beatles' The Beatles 1 with their own single-disc collection of number one hits — hence, the 2002 release of Elvis: 30 #1 Hits. The idea of collecting all the number one hits is simple enough, but there are problems inherent with the concept, not the least of which is that RCA did this once before. Unlike the Beatles, who went through numerous changes in just seven years of recording, Elvis had nearly three times as many years' worth of material and hits to choose from. Also, he hit on a number of different charts — not just pop, but also R&B, country, and adult contemporary. Furthermore, where almost all of the Beatles' number one hits sampled at least part of their music, there are significant chunks of Elvis' best material — including the visionary sides for Sun — that didn't hit the top of the charts. All of this makes assembling a similar comprehensive sampler of Elvis' biggest hits much more difficult, and it doesn't help that RCA has decided not to have a rigid aesthetic and sample from different charts all over the world, resulting in a collection that feels more of a patchwork than it should, even if the bulk of the material is from the early '60s; at least five songs feel like they should have been replaced with better, and better-known, sides. And, even if much of this material is exceedingly familiar, there also feels like there is a lot missing because, frankly, there is. No Sun singles and very little from his classic 1968 comeback or early-'70s hits like "Moody Blue," not to mention sides that would showcase Elvis "the rocker" better than what's here, which plays closer to Elvis the '60s pop crooner than anything else. And, let's face it, no matter what the packaging is, Elvis: 30 #1 Hits can't feel that new because of the veritable flood of Elvis collections RCA has issued since the King started having hits. This is a very good compilation, covering many of the basics, but it's hardly close to the only Elvis disc you'll ever need, and it's not even that great of a starting place, since it lacks so much of his best material. (Also, even though this is one of the most carefully considered compilations of Elvis hits, it can't help but feel a little shoddy since there's actually 31 number one hits here, with the addition of the JXL remix of "A Little Less Conversation" tacked onto the end, no matter how good the single

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