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Elvis Presley
Released 1987

Suspicious Minds
03:24
9,867 plays

Don't Cry Daddy
02:48
870 plays

Any Day Now
02:55
799 plays

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- 1
- Stranger in My Own Home Town
- 04:39
- 670 plays

- 2
- Power of My Love
- 02:30
- 393 plays

- 3
- Only the Strong Survive
- 02:42
- 464 plays

- 4
- Any Day Now
- 02:55
- 799 plays

- 5
- Suspicious Minds
- 03:24
- 9,867 plays

- 6
- Long Black Limousine
- 03:38
- 520 plays

- 7
- Wearin' That Loved on Look
- 02:42
- 349 plays

- 8
- I'll Hold You in My Heart (Till I Can Hold You in My Arms)
- 04:32
- 317 plays

- 9
- After Loving You
- 02:58
- 373 plays

- 10
- Rubberneckin'
- 02:08
- 516 plays

- 11
- I'm Movin' On
- 02:53
- 323 plays

- 12
- Gentle on My Mind
- 03:19
- 408 plays

- 13
- True Love Travels on a Gravel Road
- 02:44
- 334 plays

- 14
- It Keeps Right on A-Hurtin'
- 02:38
- 277 plays

- 15
- You'll Think of Me
- 04:09
- 340 plays

- 16
- Mama Liked the Roses
- 02:32
- 291 plays

- 17
- Don't Cry Daddy
- 02:48
- 870 plays

- 18
- In the Ghetto
- 02:46
- 5,654 plays

- 19
- The Fair Is Moving On
- 03:06
- 307 plays

- 20
- Inherit the Wind
- 03:11
- 265 plays

- 21
- Kentucky Rain
- 03:15
- 1,110 plays

- 22
- Without Love (There Is Nothing)
- 02:55
- 437 plays

- 23
- Who Am I?
- 03:20
- 449 plays

album review

The Memphis Record was RCA's first serious effort to assemble the highlights of what is usually called Elvis Presley's comeback, but which, arguably, could be considered the best album sessions of his career. For the first time since the middle to late '50s, he went into the studio without "Colonel" Tom Parker, his manager, in control of the repertoire, and cut songs because they were good and he liked them, without regard for whether Elvis' business half had an interest in the publishing. The result was one of the greatest white R&B albums ever done, filled from beginning to end with some of the best work of Elvis' career: "Suspicious Minds," "Kentucky Rain," and "In the Ghetto" became hit singles and speak for themselves, but "Any Day Now," "Stranger in My Home Town," "Long Black Limousine," and "Only the Strong Survive," among the other cuts here, are the equal of anything he ever recorded in musical excellence, excitement, and intensity. This material, some of which was originally divided up between two separate LPs, From Elvis in Memphis and Back In Memphis, has since been recompiled yet again on Suspicious Minds [1999], and that is the ultimate compilation of these songs, but this one is more than adequate for more casual fans who want a revelation or two (or three) in their listening. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide