Elvis At The Movies and more!

Elvis at the Movies includes songs from Elvis’ movies Love Me Tender, Loving You, Jailhouse Rock, King Creole, G.I. Blues, Blue Hawaii and Flaming Star.

Also includes songs from the ‘Something For Everybody’ LP and other
singles including ‘Surrender’ and ‘Little Sister’. 73 original recordings digitally remastered.

This Album is also available on iTunes and Amazon MP3

1. Love Me Tender 2. (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear 3. Don’t Leave Me Now 4. Mean Woman Blues 5. Got A Lot Of Livin’ To Do 6. Lonesome Cowboy 7. Loving You 8. Hot Dog 9. Party 10. True Love 11. Blueberry Hill 12. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You? 13. I Need You So 14. Jailhouse Rock 15. Young And Beautiful 16. I Want To Be Free 17. You’re So Square (Baby I Don’t Care) 18. Treat Me Nice 19. Don’t Ask Me Why 20. Trouble 21. New Orleans 22. Dixieland Rock 23. Lover Doll 24. King Creole 25. Young Dreams 26. Steadfast, Loyal And True

1. G.I. Blues 2. Wooden Heart 3. Blue Suede Shoes 4. Pocketful Of Rainbows 5. Shoppin’ Around 6. Tonight Is So Right For Love 7. What’s She Really Like? 8. Frankfort Special 9. Big Boots 10. Didja Ever? 11. Doin’ The Best I Can 12. Blue Hawaii 13. Almost Always True 14. Aloha Oe 15. No More 16. Can’t Help Falling In Love 17. Rock A Hula Baby 18. Moonlight Swim 19. Ku-u-i-po 20. Ito Eats 21. Slicin’ Sand 22. Hawaiian Sunset 23. Beach Boy Blues 24. Island Of Love 25. Hawaiian Wedding Song

1. Are You Lonesome Tonight? 2. It’s Now Or Never 3. Flaming Star 4. Summer Kisses Winter Tears 5. Surrender 6. Lonely Man 7. I Feel So Bad 8. Wild In The Country 9. His Latest Flame 10. Little Sister 11. There’s Always Me 12. Give Me The Right 13. It’s A Sin 14. Sentimental Me 15. Starting Today 16. Gently 17. I’m Comin’ Home 18. In Your Arms 19. Put The Blame On Me 20. Judy 21. I Want You With Me 22. I Slipped, I Stumbled, I Fell

Flo Rida Samples Etta James

Flo Rida samples Etta James with a song called Good Feeling. The Song was released in october 2011 but is now number 4 in th UK charts.



Born Jamesetta Hawkins in Los Angeles on January 25, 1938 to a 14 year old mother, Etta James was raised by a number of caregivers and received her first professional vocal coaching at the age of 5 from James Earle Hines, musical director of the Echoes of Eden choir, at the St. Paul Baptist Church in LA.

In 1960 Etta James signed with Chess’ Argo subsidiary, and immediately hit her commercial and creative stride with a pair of  duets recorded with her boyfriend Harvey Fuqua, lead singer of The Moonglows:  ‘If I Can’t Have You’ (R ‘n’ B #6)) and ‘Spoonful’(R ‘n’ B #12).  Her first solo hit for the label was ‘All I Could Do Was Cry’ (R ‘n’ B #2), following Chess records co-founder Leonard Chess’ decision to push Etta James in the direction of classy ballad singing, wrapping her passionate vocals in lush string arrangements on songs like her signature tune at ‘At Last’ (R ‘n’ B #2, Pop #47) and ‘Trust Me’ (R ‘n’ B #4, Pop #30) amongst others on her debut LP, At Last. Etta James’ second album for Chess, The Second Time Around, also largely focused on orchestral pop as the label continued their push to cross her over into the pop charts with some success, as the singles ‘Fool That I Am’, ‘Don’t Cry Baby’ and ‘Seven Day Fool’ all made it into the Top 100 Billboard Pop chart at #50, #39 and #95 respectively.