A Review Of The Best Elvis Presley Songs

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Author: Rachel Patterson

A review of the best Elvis Presley Karaoke songs is hard to do. All songs by Elvis are classic hits that you want to sing over and over again, maybe until you feel you have become "The King" yourself. And that is for regular karaoke singers. What about if you are an Elvis fan? Well, then it is impossible.

None the less, it is important to try, mostly because the karaoke party has to end at some point, and people have to go back to their non-Elvis lives; even an Elvis impersonator! So here are some suggestions: start with those that everyone knows, even your grandmother. "Don't be Cruel", "Blue Suede Shoes" and "Jailhouse Rock" are a must and they are sure to be the first request of this Vegas flavored party.

Then, maybe a follow up with "A Little Less Conversation," "Hound Dog" and a song impossible to pass on, "Love Me Tender." "I Want You, I Need You, I Love You" and "Heartbreak Hotel" are also tunes that people at least swing to it, so a crowd of followers to the braveheart that will get up there and sing it is sure to be generated by this songs.

A review of the best Elvis Presley karaoke songs will have to include the not so well-known hits ("not so well-known" for those guests who popped out from under a rock just to go to your Elvis themed party). Here we can put in some great songs: "Hard Headed Woman", "Surrender" and "Suspicious Minds". But you do not need to worry; afterwards a good dose of "All Shook Up" will have everyone participating with the singing and the dancing up until the wee small hours.

The list of the best Elvis Presley Karaoke songs can go on and on. "Don't," "Return to Sender," and "Burning Love" are just another three to add to the ever-growing list. The important thing is to get the all-time classic rock songs first; that way everyone will want to be a part of the sing- along at your smash hit of a party. And if you have any time to spare between putting on your dancing shoes and drinking tea with a little of homey to take care of your vocal cords, maybe a quick version of "Are You Lonesome Tonight?"

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