Elvis Presley Song 'Treat Me Nice' (1957) - fan comments, trivia, on which cd to buy it

Elvis Presley Song:
Treat Me Nice (1957)
(Words and music by Leiber and Stoller)
Treat Me Nice was a song for the movie Jailhouse Rock.
Besides the movie soundtrack, it was also released on 
the B-side of the best-selling single Jailhouse Rock.

You can find this song on the CDs Elvis Golden Records and 
50 Worldwide Gold Hits: Volume 1.
 
Chorus says:
"You know I'll be your slave,
If you ask me to.
But if you don't behave,
I'll walk right out on you.
If you want my love, then take my advice:
Treat me nice.
If you really want my love, then treat me nice."
When I was growing up I would get picked on because I was smaller then the other guys around school so when I start singing Karaoke, I would say "this is for all those short people out there". lol Hey, I get standing ovations.

Juan
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