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Blue Hawaii

Elvis Presley Lyrics Words & Music by Leo Robin / Ralph Rainger Elvis Presley Lyrics

Night and you
And blue Hawaii
The night is heavenly
And you are heaven to me

Lovely you
And blue Hawaii
With all this loveliness
There should be love

Come with me
While the moon is on the sea,
The night is young
And so are we, so are we

Dreams come true
In blue Hawaii
And mine could all come true
This magic night of nights with you

Recorded: 1961/03/22, first released on Blue Hawaii

Elvis Presleys Movies From the movie Blue Hawaii

February 25, 1961 - Elvis appears in Memphis at a luncheon in his honor, and numerous recent awards Elvis has received are shown to the press and others attending. A press conference follows'. Elvis Presley Day' is proclaimed by Tennessee Governor Buford Ellington. Every year after this, Elvis donates money to a list of Memphis-area charities, eventually reaching fifty or more, usually around Christmas time. Within a few years, to show their appreciation the city gives him a massive plaque listing fifty charities

Something For Everybody
Something For Everybody LP 1961

Then, Elvis performs two shows at Ellis Auditorium Elvis Presley Photos.

On March 8, 1961, Elvis addresses the Elvis Presley Photos Tennessee State Legislature, Nashville, Tennessee and accepts the title of 'Honorary Colonel'.

March 12, 1961 RCA Studio B - Nashville, Tennessee

I'm Coming Home M2WW 0567-07
Gently M2WW 0568-05
In Your Arms M2WW 0569-02
Give Me The Right M2WW 0570-04
I Feel So Bad M2WW 0571-02
It's A Sin M2WW 0572-04
I Want You With Me M2WW 0573-02
There's Always Me M2WW 0574-10

March 13, 1961 RCA Studio B - Nashville, Tennessee

Starting Today M2WW 0575-03
Sentimental Me M2WW 0576-02
Judy M2WW 0577-08
Put The Blame On Me M2WW 0578-05

Elvis Presley and Blue Hawaii

Blue Hawaii
Blue Hawaii LP 1961

On March 14, 1961, Elvis and assorted friends, assistants, and bodyguards flew to Los Angeles so he could begin production on his next film, Blue Hawaii. Upon his arrival, he spent a few fun-filled days with friends Juliet Prowse, Joan Blackman, and Pat Fackethal, a real-life stewardess selected to play a bit part as a stewardess in the film. Afterward, he buckled down to record the songs that would comprise the soundtrack. Elvis recorded the tunes for the modestly budgeted musical comedy in Hollywood as opposed to Nashville, where much of his non soundtrack music was produced.

Blue Hawaii became Elvis' biggest-selling movie soundtrack.

It topped the Billboard albums chart two months after its October 1961 release. It was the No. 1 album in the country for 20 weeks, which set a record for a rock performer or group that lasted until 1977 when Fleetwood Mac's Rumors broke it. Blue Hawaii remained on the albums chart for 79 weeks and was awarded double platinum status by the RIAA in March 1992.

March 21, 1961 Radio Recorders - Hollywood, California

Hawaiian Sunset M2PB 2994-SP
Aloha Oe (Section 2) ____-SP
Ku-U-I-Po M2PB 2991-09
No More M2PB 2987-SP
Slicin' Sand M2PB 2993-19

March 22, 1961 Radio Recorders - Hollywood, California

Blue Hawaii M2PB 2984-07
Ito Eats M2PB 2992-09
Hawaiian Wedding Song M2PB 3015-02
Island Of Love M2PB 3000-13
Steppin' Out Of Line M2PB 3038-17
Steppin' Out Of Line (Movie Version) WPA5 2549-SP
Almost Always True M2PB 2985-08

March 23, 1961 Radio Recorders - Hollywood, California

Aloha Oe (Composite) M2PB 2986-SP
Can't Help Falling In Love (Movie Version) WPA5 2550-23
Can't Help Falling In Love M2PB 2988-29
Beach Boy Blues M2PB 2995-02
Beach Boy Blues (Movie Version) WPA5 2585-03
Rock A Hula Baby M2PB 2989-05

March 28, 1961 Paramount Scoring Stage - Hollywood, California

Moonlight Swim M2PB 2990

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