Sun Records rawness, Hollywood ballads and Vegas-era showstoppers: the King's catalogue covers more ground than most entire careers.
1Suspicious MindsThe 1969 Memphis comeback single and his last US number one.1000pts
2Jailhouse RockThe Leiber and Stoller title track from his 1957 film.729pts
3Love Me TenderThe 1956 ballad adapted from the Civil War song Aura Lea.534pts
4Burning LoveThe 1972 rocker that gave him his final US top-five hit.534pts
5(Marie's the Name) His Latest FlameThe 1961 Pomus and Shuman song with a Bo Diddley beat.496pts
6Little SisterThe 1961 Pomus and Shuman rocker with a menacing guitar riff.489pts
7Hard Headed WomanThe brassy 1958 King Creole single that topped the Billboard chart.489pts
8It's Now or NeverThe 1960 reworking of O Sole Mio, one of his best-selling singles.437pts
9Return to SenderThe 1962 Girls! Girls! Girls! hit about an undeliverable letter.379pts
10Way DownHis last single, a UK number one in the weeks after his death in 1977.379pts
11That's All RightThe 1954 Sun Records debut often called the first rock and roll record.379pts
12All Shook UpHis biggest single of 1957, eight weeks at number one.379pts
13A Little Less ConversationA 1968 film song that became a global number one in 2002 through the JXL remix.312pts
14Blue ChristmasHis 1957 holiday standard, still a seasonal fixture.312pts
15An American TrilogyMickey Newbury's medley that became a dramatic highlight of his 1970s shows.312pts
16Always on My MindHis tender 1972 recording, later a hit for Willie Nelson and the Pet Shop Boys.235pts
17Hound DogThe snarling 1956 cover of Big Mama Thornton's blues hit.235pts
18Mystery TrainThe 1955 Sun recording praised as one of rockabilly's finest.146pts
19If I Can DreamThe gospel-tinged closing number of his 1968 Comeback Special.146pts
20Good Luck CharmThe breezy 1962 single that topped charts in the US and UK.146pts
21Blue Suede ShoesHis 1956 version of Carl Perkins's rockabilly anthem.146pts



















