Elvis Presley is one of the most successful artists in history by the standards of the Billboard Hot 100, even if you don't consider the numerous hits he had before the chart started in 1958. There's a reason they call him The King.
In fact, with seven Hot 100 No. 1 and 25 Top 10 smashes in total, the late legend is one of the few artists ever to have more than 100 songs chart — an elite group otherwise dominated by contemporary musicians like Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Nicki Minaj , Kanye West and Drake. He was also the first act to hit the triple-digit milestone, doing so in 1975, two years before his death.
But a survey of the Memphis legend's greatest hits wouldn't be complete without including the tracks he made famous before the advent of the Hot 100, some of which are the most iconic songs of his career. Just counting the numbers he racked up on outdated charts like the retired Top 100 or disc jockey, juke box and sales charts brings his total number 1s to 17.
If his quirky personality, eye-popping looks and once-controversial dance moves don't live on in infamy for decades to come, then Presley's buttery voice and cool, classic, avant-garde rock music certainly will. Keep reading to see Elvis' top 37 hits of all time — on the Hot 100 or otherwise — from “Are You Lonesome To-night?” in “Suspicious Minds,” below.
Songs are ranked by peak position on the Billboard Hot 100 and predecessor Top 100 charts and charts ranking Disc Jockey Play, Jukebox and Sales. Ties are broken by weeks at the top position, followed by weeks on the chart, with titles that reached the Hot 100 ranking higher than those on the predecessors' charts alone. For pre-Hot 100 hits, ties are lost, other than as noted above, by the number of charts the songs topped for the total weeks listed. Peak dates reflect the songs first week at No. 1 on any of the aforementioned charts.
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“The Wonder Of You/Mama Like The Roses”
Top position: No. 9
Peak date: 6/27/1970
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/the-wonder-of-you/217633715?i=217636640″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here and album/mama-liked-the-roses/260131323?i=260132137″ data-type=”link” data-id=”https://music.apple.com/us/album/mama-liked-the-roses/260131323?i=260132137″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“I am begging you”
Top position: No. 8
Peak date: 2/10/1958
Chart: Top 100I hear album/i-beg-of-you/1032723112?i=1032724645″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Bossa Nova Baby”
Top position: No. 8
Peak date: 16/11/1963
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/bossa-nova-baby/217633715?i=217635867″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“stung me”
Top position: No. 8
Peak date: 24/11/1958
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/i-got-stung/674507376?i=674507388″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Don't Cry Daddy/Rubberneckin”
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“I feel so bad”
Top position: Number 5
Peak date: 6/5/1961
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/i-feel-so-bad/951157990?i=951163001″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“That's not you”
Top position: Number 5
Peak date: 9/8/1962
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/shes-not-you/388127843?i=388128283″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Little sister”
Top position: Number 5
Peak date: 2/10/1961
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/little-sister/217633715?i=217635269″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“(Marie's the Name) His Last Flame”
Top position: Number 4
Peak date: 18/9/1961
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/maries-the-name-his-latest-flame/388127843?i=388128131″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“i need your love tonight”
Top position: Number 4
Peak date: 20/4/1959
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/i-need-your-love-tonight/674507376?i=674507384″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“One night”
Top position: Number 4
Peak date: 15/12/1958
Chart: Hot 100Listen above.
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“In the Ghetto”
Top position: No. 3
Peak date: 14/6/1969
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/in-the-ghetto/217633715?i=217636046″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Crying in the Chapel”
Top position: No. 3
Peak date: 6/12/1965
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/crying-in-the-chapel/388127843?i=388128328″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“(You're The) Devil in Disguise”
Top position: No. 3
Peak date: 8/10/1963
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/youre-the-devil-in-disguise/388127843?i=388128308″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Wear My Ring Around Your Neck”
Top position: Number 2
Peak date: 5/5/1958
Chart: (Discounts)I hear album/wear-my-ring-around-your-neck/1506073839?i=1506074317″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“I Can't Help Falling In Love”
Top position: Number 2
Peak date: 2/3/1962
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/cant-help-falling-in-love/217633715?i=217635636″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“(Now and then there's) A fool like me”
Top position: Number 2
Peak date: 27/4/1959
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/now-and-then-theres-a-fool-such-as-i/388127843?i=388127954″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Burning Love”
Top position: Number 2
Peak date: 28/10/1972
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/burning-love/388127843?i=388128626″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Love me”
Top position: Number 2
Peak date: 1/5/1957
Chart: (disc jockey)I hear album/love-me/671019853?i=671020450″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Return to Sender”
Top position: Number 2
Peak date: 17/11/1962
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/return-to-sender/217633715?i=217635783″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“I want you, I need you, I love you”
Top position: No. 1 (one week)
Peak date: 28/7/1956
Chart: (Discounts)I hear album/i-want-you-i-need-you-i-love-you/261066640?i=261066742″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Suspicious Minds”
Top position: No. 1 (one week)
Peak date: 1/11/1969
Chart: Hot 100Listen above.
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“Stubborn Woman”
Top position: No. 1 (two weeks)
Peak date: 21/7/1958
Chart: (Discounts)I hear album/hard-headed-woman-from-king-creole/388127843?i=388127946″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Tradition”
Top position: No. 1 (two weeks)
Peak date: 20/3/1961
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/surrender/388127843?i=388128125″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Good Luck Charm”
Top position: No. 1 (two weeks)
Peak date: 21/4/1962
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/good-luck-charm/388127843?i=388128277″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“A Big Hunk O' Love”
Top position: No. 1 (two weeks)
Peak date: 8/10/1959
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/a-big-hunk-o-love/388127843?i=388127992″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Very much”
Top position: No. 1 (three weeks)
Peak date: 2/9/1957
Chart: (Discounts)I hear album/too-much/388127843?i=388127918″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Stick to You”
Top position: No. 1 (four weeks)
Peak date: 25/4/1960
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/stuck-on-you/388127843?i=388128010″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Do not”
Top position: No. 1 (five weeks)
Peak date: 2/10/1958
Chart: (Discounts)I hear album/dont/388127843?i=388127945″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Love Me Tenderly”
Top position: No. 1 (five weeks)
Peak date: 11/3/1958
Charts: (Sales, Disc Jockey)I hear album/love-me-tender/388127843?i=388127886″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“It's now or never”
Top position: No. 1 (five weeks)
Peak date: 8/15/1960
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/its-now-or-never/388127843?i=388128044″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Are you alone tonight?”
Top position: No. 1 (six weeks)
Peak date: 28/11/1960
Chart: Hot 100I hear album/are-you-lonesome-tonight/388127843?i=388128087″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Jailhouse Rock”
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“(Let Me Be Yours) Teddy Bear”
Top position: No. 1 (seven weeks)
Peak date: 7/8/1957
Charts: (Top 100, Sales)I hear album/let-me-be-your-teddy-bear/388127843?i=388127927″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Heartbreak Hotel”
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“Everybody shook”
Top position: No. 1 (nine weeks)
Peak date: 13/4/1957
Chart: (Jukebox)I hear album/all-shook-up/217633715?i=217634102″ rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>here.
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“Don't Be Cruel/Hound Dog”
Top position: No. 1 (11 weeks)
Peak date: 8/18/1956
Charts: (Sales, Juke box)I hear album/dont-be-cruel/217633715?i=217633978″ target=”_blank”>here and above.
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