On Elvis Extra which is broadcast every Sunday from 7pm-8pm on Dublin's Country Mix 106.8fm we are playing every Elvis single that featured in the American charts, we are basing it on Billboard�s Hot 100 chart which is the definitive chart for popular music in the US, and what we propose doing  is to play every single  that Elvis released that featured on this chart, now when I tell you that Elvis had a record one hundred and twenty eight songs that featured you will appreciate what a massive undertaking this is, now to make it even more interesting we are doing it in reverse order basing our chart on the highest position that a particular recording reached, and the amount of weeks it spent in the charts,  In the countdown we are going to feature 10 tracks every week starting with number 115.


  
The next ten songs on the chart 33-29 were featured on the show on Sunday 9th. April


(29) I Beg Of You

Recorded by Elvis in 1957, I Beg Of You was written by Rose Marie McCoy and Kelly Owens, it reached number 8 in Billboards Hot 100 chart. We also played this for Gerry O�Neill in Coolock.

(29) I Got Stung

Released on the  B side of One Night , I Got Stung reached number 8 in the USA. Released in 1958, it sold nearly three million copies. 

(jt-28) Don�t Cry Daddy
 
The Mac Davis song�s Don�t Cry Daddy, was released in 1970 reaching number 6 in the US. Elvis� Daughter Lisa Marie also sang the song live on stage with her father on a giant video screen in Memphis at the 25^th. Anniversary Commemoration concert in 2002.  

(jt-28) Love Me
 
Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller wrote Love Me in 1954 as a spoof of Country music. They claimed it was the worse song they ever wrote, but when Elvis released it as a single in 1956 it sold over a million records reaching number 6 in the charts with a 19 week stay.
 
(27)  I Feel So Bad

I Feel So Bad, which amongst others was recorded by Ray Charles, although reaching the number 5 spot in the US charts it is one of those Elvis tracks that is seldom heard, it was recorded in 1961 and appeared on the Something For Everybody album. We played it especially for Mark Thompson.

(26)  She�s Not You

Recorded March 19^th. 1962 at RCAs Nashville Studios , written by the famous song writing team of Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, reached number 5 in the US.

(25)  Little Sister

Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman wrote Little Sister for Elvis who recorded it on June 26^th. 1961. It spent a total of 13 weeks in the US charts reaching number 5. Unusually a few months after Little sister was released La Vern Baker recorded �Hey Memphis� which used the same music and was also written by Pomus and Shuman
 
(JT-24)  His Latest Flame

Recorded in 1961 by both Elvis and Del Shannon, it was Elvis� version that charted reaching number 4 in the US chart, the song is probably better known as Marie�s The Name Of His Latest Flame. In the 1981 documentary film �This Is Elvis� it was the song used to open the film.

(JT-24)  I Need Your Love Tonight
 
I Need Your Love tonight, written by Sid Wayne and Bix Reichner and recorded by Elvis in 1958 at RCAs Nashville Studios, it reached number 4 in the US selling over two million copies.

(23) One Night

Written by Dave Bartholomew and Pear King and originally recorded and released as a single by Smiley Lewis called One Night Of Sin. When Elvis recorded it on February 23^rd. 1957  as One Night Of Sin, the song had to be re-recorded as One Night as most of the radio stations in the US would not play the original version. Reached number 4. 

(22) Devil In Disguise
 
Devil in Disguise also know as You�re The Devin in Disguise was recorded on May 26^th. 1963 at RCAs Nashville studios, written by Bill Giant, Bernie Baum and Florence Kaye, the single release reached number 3 in the US charts staying there for 11 weeks