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- Are You Lonesome Tonight
Intro: (C) - Dm- G - C - G7 C Em Am 1. Are you lonesome...
- Suspicious Minds
Em Bm C Oh let our love survive D Or dry the tears from your...
- Are You Lonesome Tonight
Jan 11, 2016 · CHORUS: C G C D G Darling, I love you so, and my heart forever, will D G C belong to the memory of the love that we knew before. C D G Please come back to my arms, we belong together. D G D G...
Mar 23, 2018 · Elvis Presley. 5,197 views, added to favorites 95 times. Complete and well-aligned chord sheet / short tabs for link and coda. Difficulty: intermediate. Tuning:
- Can’T Help Falling in Love
- Jailhouse Rock
- Suspicious Minds
- In The Ghetto
- My Way
- Blue Suede Shoes
- It’S Now Or Never
- Return to Sender
- Blue Christmas
- If I Can Dream
We can include this tune in the king’s top 5 most famous songs. In 1961, the tune was released and appeared on his album Blue Hawaii. It is a pop ballad song that is recorded in Hollywood, California. Have a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original tuning setup of the song. There are changing strumming patterns combined with arpeggios and 2 main ...
No single person listens to music and doesn’t know Jailhouse Rock. When the year was 1957, rock and roll’s most famous song was released. The songwriters of this tune were Mike Stoller and Jerry Leiber. This tune is played with a capo on the 1st fret. There are only 3 chords to play it, and it has a distinctive strumming pattern that you can hear p...
This tune belongs to Mark James, who is known as an American songwriter. In 1969, Elvis released a new version of the tune as a single in country rock, soul, and pop style. Written in the key of G, this intermediate song has two main strumming patterns and beautiful arpeggio compositions. This tune will sound amazing with a bright, clean electric g...
Here is a gospel, pop, rock, and country song by the king. In The Ghetto is a song from 1969 and featured on Elvis’ album, From Elvis in Memphis, originally written by Mac Davis. This song is played with a hollow-body guitar and composed in the key of C. Following the main chord progression, the guitar plays riff-a-like arpeggios with hammer-ons an...
In March 1969, this legendary song was released by Frank Sinatra and became very popular. After 8 years, Elvis Presley performed it on stage and featured it on his album Elvis in Concert. Sid Vicious also covered this one. The piano is the main instrument of this performance. And the acoustic guitar only follows the main piano progression and fills...
Here is one of the greatest rockabilly tunes by the king. This rock and roll classic was released in 1956, originally by Carl Perkins. The same year, Elvis made his rendition of the tune very popular. It featured on his self-titled album. This tune is a beginner song based on an easy rock and roll riff. It consists of 4 chords; this song is one of ...
Another famous hit of Elvis Presley, It’s Now Or Never, was out in 1960 as a single. This tune sold 20 million worldwide. It represents well how Elvis can be so soft and aggressive simultaneously. The song begins with a classical guitar. The guitarist uses a fast-picking technique and plays this intro melody. Then the song shifts into piano-based r...
This 2 minute-length rock and roll pop tune will blow your mind. It makes you dance every hour of the day. In 1962, the king released this tune through his album Girls! Girls! Girls!. It was well-received and praised for its lyrics and musical compositions for years. To fit the original sound, have a capo on the 1st fret. An electric guitar plays t...
This track is Elvis’ favorite Christmas song from his recordings. In 1965 he released it on his album, Elvis’ Christmas Album. It is considered a Christmas country rhythm and blues. The Beach Boys have also made a cover version of this tune. Blue Christmas is composed in the key of E, and it is easy to play. There is a blues progression throughout ...
This track is one of the most beautiful songs of Elvis’ Comeback Special in 1968. He performed it as the final song of the legendary performance. The song was released the same year and appeared on Elvis’ self-titled album. The song begins with a bass progression, and the guitars follow it with an intermediate chord progression. The guitars mostly ...
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Sep 15, 2020 · [Verse 1] G D No more, do I see the starlight caress your hair. D7 G No more, feel the tender kisses we used to share D7 I close my eyes and clearly my heart remembers. G A thousand good-byes,...
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