Elvis Presley Song 'Stuck On You' (1960) - fan comments, trivia, on which cd to buy it

Elvis Presley Song:
Stuck On You (1960)
(Music and lyrics by Schroeder and McFarland)
Stuck on you was recorded in March 1960 in the first
recording session Elvis had after being released from army. 
The song was released on a single the same month, with
Fame and fortune on the flip side. It became a #1 hit 
and sold platinum.

You'll find this song on the CDs Elvis Golden Records Volume 3
and 50 Worldwide Gold Hits: Volume 1. 

"Uh-uh-uh,
Yes-sir-ee, uh, uh.
I'm gonna' stick like glue,
Stick, because I'm stuck on you."
I love this song!!! Thank ya thank ya thank ya very much ladies and gentlemen!!!!

BB fan

This is just one of the many Elvis songs that have a great beat I am a guitar vocalist, playing 50's and 60's music and this particular song will be included in my next gig.

Tony Davey
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