Elvis Presley's Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

Baby Let’s Play HouseElvis Presley15rank/position

Baby Let’s Play House

Speaking of the King of Rockabilly, it has to be Elvis Presley, doesn’t it? Elvis tried his hand at many different kinds of songs, but rockabilly was especially popular.

Baby, Let’s Play House is known as one of his signature tracks and became a major hit.

By the way, it’s actually a cover, but the vibe is quite different from the original, so be sure to compare it with the original version.

Blue HawaiiElvis Presley16rank/position

Blue Hawaii by Elvis Presley

Elvis Presley, known as the King of Rock and Roll.

With over 600 million records sold across formats like vinyl and CDs, he’s a legendary artist known to everyone.

Although he was from Mississippi, he had a deep love for Hawaii and covered many Hawaiian songs.

Among them, the most famous is “Blue Hawaii.” It was used as the theme song for the film of the same name, and this event helped bring Hawaiian music to worldwide recognition.

Blue Moon of KentuckyElvis Presley17rank/position

Blue Moon Of Kentucky ♪♫ Elvis Presley ~ Lyrics

The classic “Blue Moon of Kentucky,” officially recognized as the state bluegrass song of Kentucky, is widely known through the cover by rock ’n’ roll legend Elvis Presley.

Despite its upbeat tempo, it’s actually a bittersweet breakup song.

The protagonist, heartbroken after being told goodbye by a lover, makes a wistful wish to the blue moon—hoping that the one who left can at least find happiness.

I Want You, I Need You I Love YouElvis Presley18rank/position

Elvis Presley- I Want You, I Need You, I Love You

I’m not sure if we should call Elvis “oldies,” but I’ll include him based on the era.

This song lets you enjoy the many facets of Elvis’s versatile vocal style.

Of course, it also topped the U.

S.

charts in 1956.

Mama Liked The RosesElvis Presley19rank/position

Elvis Presley-Mama Liked The Roses(With Lyrics)

The single released in 1970 by Elvis Presley, known as the King of Rock and Roll, is “Mama Liked the Roses.” Written and composed by Johnny Christopher, this beautiful song was specially written for Elvis, who was thinking of his mother, Gladys, who passed away at the young age of 46.

Overflowing with his feelings for Gladys, who loved roses, it might inspire you to listen to the song and give your own mother a bouquet of roses.

Spring FeverElvis Presley20rank/position

Spring Fever

Among the many works by Elvis Presley—who has etched his name in history as the King of Rock ’n’ Roll—there’s a standout track that captures the season of spring with a breezy rhythm: “Spring Fever.” Though released in 1965, more than half a century ago, its fresh charm remains undiminished even today.

The song features lyrics that portray the vitality awakened by the arrival of spring and the anticipation of romance.

It’s perfect as background music for a drive or picnic while basking in the warm spring sunshine.

Whether you’ve never heard it before, are a fan of Elvis, or simply want to feel the breath of spring, this is a song I highly recommend.

Be sure to give it a listen.

My WayElvis Presley21rank/position

Elvis Presley – My Way (Aloha From Hawaii, Live in Honolulu, 1973)

A song released in 1977 after the death of American rock singer Elvis Presley.

The original version was Frank Sinatra’s single released in 1969.

Issued a few weeks after Presley’s death, it outperformed the original on the U.

S.

singles chart, reaching No.

22, and also peaked at No.

9 on the UK Singles Chart, becoming a worldwide hit.