Elvis Presley Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

All Shook UpElvis Presley8rank/position

All Shook Up (Remastered)

Elvis Presley was an American musician and film actor.

He was a legendary superstar who left his mark on American history and is commonly known as the “King of Rock and Roll.” He is said to be the best-selling solo artist in world history.

“All Shook Up” was released in 1957; its Japanese title is “Koi ni Shibirete.” It reached number one in both the U.S.

and the U.K.

Blue ChristmasElvis Presley9rank/position

Elvis Presley – Blue Christmas (Official Animated Video)

When it comes to Elvis Presley’s signature Christmas songs, this heartwarming winter classic stands out.

While it portrays the bittersweet feelings of a man in love, its simple melody makes it an effortless choice.

Blending rock ’n’ roll rhythms with a bluesy touch, it’s marked by a uniquely wistful vocal that lingers in the ear.

Released in December 1957, this track was one Elvis cherished, calling it his “favorite among the Christmas songs I recorded.” Its approachable lyrics and karaoke-friendly nature add to its appeal.

It’s a perfect pick to create a memorable moment singing with a partner or friends.

A Little Less ConversationElvis Presley10rank/position

Elvis Presley – A Little Less Conversation (long version)

This song, known in Japan under the title “Stop Talking,” is a track by the legendary, world-renowned musician Elvis Presley.

It originally appeared as an insert song in the 1969 film The Trouble with Girls, in which Presley starred.

The lyrics, reflecting the feelings of a man impatiently urging his girlfriend, are memorable.

Its lively sound is perfect for a commercial themed around “men,” and it’s crafted to lift the mood whether you like it or not.

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Are You Lonesome TonightElvis Presley11rank/position

Elvis Presley – Are You Lonesome Tonight w/lyrics

A song written in 1926 by songwriters Roy Turk and Lou Handman.

It has been recorded by many artists.

This Elvis version spent six weeks at No.

1 on the Hot 100 chart between November 1960 and January 1961.

It is said that Elvis recorded it with all the studio lights turned off.

Hawaiian Wedding SongElvis Presley12rank/position

Hawaiian Wedding Song

Elvis Presley was a great singer who had a profound impact on the world.

He enjoyed tremendous popularity in Japan in the 1950s and 1960s.

Although he’s strongly associated with rockabilly, he also released Hawaiian music.

Among those songs, the most famous is “Hawaiian Wedding Song.” As the title suggests, it’s crafted as a wedding song, and Elvis Presley’s warm, rich low voice blends perfectly with the tropical melodies.

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Elvis Presley – Heartbreak Hotel (Official Audio)

It’s the famously bluesy masterpiece that marked the dawn of the “King of Rock ’n’ Roll.” The song is set in a fictional hotel where wounded souls gather.

Its world of lyrics—singing of hopelessness with no exit at the end of a lonely street—hits hard through the deep echo and Elvis Presley’s plaintive vocals.

There’s even an anecdote that it was inspired by a suicide note printed in a newspaper, which adds to the song’s dark atmosphere.

Released as a single in January 1956, it spent seven weeks at the top of the Billboard charts.

If you sing it at karaoke, I recommend fully becoming the protagonist and delivering it with abundant melancholy.

Precisely because of its simple structure, it’s a piece that truly tests the singer’s expressive power.

I Need Your Love TonightElvis Presley14rank/position

Elvis Presley – I Need Your Love Tonight

An upbeat, feel-good twist number by Elvis Presley, who reigned as the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll.

Even among the singers of that era, Elvis’s voice truly stands out with exceptional presence.