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Don't Be Cruel Elvis Don't be cruel elvis Continue This article is about a song by Elvis Presley. For the song and album by Bobby Brown, see Don't Be Cruel (a song by Bobby Brown) and Don't Be Cruel (album). For japanese manga from Yonezou Nekota, see Don't Be Cruel (manga). Don't Be CruelOne of the Works for the American Vinyl ReleaseSingle Elvis PresleyA-sideHound Dog Released July 13, 19562 July 1956, RCA Victor Studios, New York City, New YorkGenreRock and roll, rockabillyLength2:04LabelRCA VictorSongwriter (s) Otis Blackweller (s) Stephen H. Sholes Elvis Presley Elvis Presley singles chronology I Want You, I Need You, I Love You (1 Don't Be Cruel (1956) - song, Recorded by Elvis Presley and written by Otis Blackwell in 1956. He was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2002. In 2004, he #197 in the list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time on the Rolling Stone list. Elvis Presley's record Don't Be Cruel was the first song that Presley's song publishers, Hill and Range, brought him for the record. that the hottest new singer around covered it. But, unfortunately, he has already sold the song for only 25 dollars, as he stated in an interview with the American songwriter. Freddie Bienstock, Presley's music publisher, gave the following explanation of why Elvis got a co-authored credit for songs like Don't Be Cruel. In the early days Elvis would show dissatisfaction with some lines and he would make changes, so it wasn't just what's known as the abbreviation. His name didn't appear after the first year. But if Elvis liked the song, the writers would have been offered a guarantee of a million records, and they would have given a third of their royalties to Elvis. Presley recorded the song on July 2, 1956, during an exhaustive recording at RCA Studios in New York. During this session, he also recorded Hound Dog and Any Way You Want Me. The song included Presley's regular band Scotty Moore on guitar (with Presley, usually providing rhythm guitar), Bill Black on bass, D.J. Fontana on drums and backing vocals from the Jordanaires. The producer's merit was given to Stephen H. Hole, although studio records show that Presley produced the songs at this session, choosing a song, reworking the arrangement on the piano and insisting on 28 takes before he was satisfied with it. He also ran through 31 dog-dog picks. The single was released on July 13, 1956, with the support of Hound Dog. In a few weeks, Hound Dog has risen to #2 pop charts with sales of more than a million. Shortly thereafter, he was overtaken by Don't Be Cruel. Ranked #1 on all three main charts. Pop, Country and R 'n' B. both songs remained on the #1 in the pop chart for 11 weeks tying it with the 1950 Anton Karas hit Third Man Theme and johnny ray's 1951/1952 hit Cry for the longest stint at number one on a single record from late 1950 to 1992 to smash End of the Way Boyz II Men. By the end of 1956, more than four million copies had been sold. Billboard ranked it number 2 in 1956. Presley performed Don't Be Cruel during all three of his appearances on the Ed Sullivan show in September 1956 and January 1957. In the UK it remained a B-side, but was posthumously a hit in its own right, reaching #24 the singles chart in 1978. Legacy Don't Be Cruel became Presley's best-selling single recorded in 1956, with sales of more than six million by 1961. It became a regular feature of his live sets until his death in 1977, and was often combined with Jailhouse Rock or Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear during performances from 1969. Staff Elvis Presley - vocals, drums Scotty Moore - lead guitar Bill Black - bassist D.J. Fontana - drums Shorty Long - piano Jordanaires (Gordon Stocker, Neil Matthews, Hoyt Hawkins, Hugh Jarrett) - backing vocals The band recorded a laid-back version during the massive sessions of 1969 Get Back, but it was never released. However, ex-Beatles John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Pete Best and former members of Lennon's band the zuarrymen, as well as Tony Sheridan all later recorded versions of him. Other versions of many other artists including Connie Francis (1959, Rock and Roll Million Sellers), Annette Peacock, Barbara Lynn (1963, Jamie #1244 45 rpm, #93 on Hot 100), Bill Black's Combo, Billy Swan, Devo, Cheap Trick, Duffy Duck, Mergard Hag, Jerry Lewis, Neil Diamond, and Jackie Wilson recorded the song. Presley is said to have been so impressed with Wilson's version that he later incorporated many of Wilson's manners into future performances. Debbie Harry recorded the song for the tribute album Otis Blackwell Brace Yourself! Tribute to Otis Blackwell. The cover of American country music duo The Judds peaked at number 10 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart in 1987. The version of this song Cheap Trick reached number four on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1988. Jonathan Rhys Meyers singed the original version of the song in an Elvis scene where she performs at the Jacksonville Theatre. Chart Positioning of Bill Black's Combo Chart (1960) U.S. Billboard Top 100 Singles 11 U.S. RCB Singles 9 UK Singles Chart 32 Billy Swan Chart Peak Austrian Top 40 16 12 French Singles Chart 18 German Singles Chart 26 South African Singles Chart 12 Swiss Music Charts 4 UK Singles Chart 4 Year-End Chart Chart (1975) Peakposition Swiss Music Charts 19 Cheap Year-End Chart Chart Chart (1988) United States Position (Billboard) 70 Judds Chart (1987) U.S. Peak Country Songs (Billboard) 15 15 Canada RPM Top Country Tracks 4 Links p.115-116 - Famous Music Top 3000 Songs. Famous music. May 27, 2009. a b c d e Guralnick/Jorgensen, Elvis: Day by Day, p.77-78 - First Tap Of the Single Hound Dog b/w Don't Be Cruel - Interview with Freddie Binstock - Billboard Year-End Hot 100 Singles 1956 and - Barbara Lynn Don't Be Cruel Chart Position, received June 18, 2012. Donkers, Chuck. Mistakes and friends sing Elvis - Looney Tunes : Songs, Reviews, Credits, Awards : AllMusic. www.allmusic.com Ann Arbor, USA: Rovi Corporation. Received on August 24, 2012. Che, Katie (1999), Deborah Harry: Platinum Blonde, MPG Books Ltd, Cornwall, p.238 , Whitburn, Joel (2013). Hot country songs 1944-2012. Record Research, Inc. p.176. ISBN 978-0-89820-203-8. Steffen Hung. Billy Swan. Swedishcharts.com. Received 2016-08-22. 1988 Year in Music and Video: Top Pop Singles. Billboard. 100 (52): Y-20. December 24, 1988. Billboard Top 100 - 1988. Received on October 3, 2016. History chart Judds (Hot Country Songs). Billboard. EXTERNAL BBC Links - Desert Island Discs - Castaway : Susie Cuatro (Adobe Flash or MP3) on BBC (streaming copy where licensed). Desert Island Discs is a radio program in which invited outcasts choose eight entries to take with them to a mythical uninhabited island. Cuatro's first choice is Don't Be Cruel (at the time 2:04) The lyrics of this song in MetroLyrics American songwriter Otis Blackwells Triumph are extracted from you know I can be found sitting at home alone, if you can't come around, at least please phone. Don't be cruel to your heart, it's true. Va, ze mu bute is useful, sedatz-home pln itself. I'm going to have to do it, you're going to have to do it. Nebuď cool k srdci, ktere je v'rn. Baby, if I you off for what I could say, please, let's forget the past, the future looks bright forward, if it wasn't cruel to your heart, it's true. I don't want any other love, baby, I only think of you. Milaku, jestli jsem tha nathval nam, co jsem mo'n ecle, prosem, zapome'me na minulost, budoucnost p'ed n'm vypad' jasn. Nebuď to the heart that is v'rnе. v'rnе. One more love, darling, I only think of you. Don't stop thinking about me, don't make me feel like that, come here and love me, you know what I want you to say. Don't be cruel to your heart, it's true. Why should we be apart? I really love you, baby, cross my heart. Don't stop thinking about me, don't make me feel like that. Stop here and love me. You know what I want to tell you. Don't be cruel to your heart, which is true. Why should we be divided? I truly love you, darling, with all my heart; Let's go near the preacher and say that yes, then you will know that you will have me, and I will know that I will have you, do not be cruel to the heart that it is true. I don't want any other love, baby, I only think of you. Let's go to the priest and say yes, so you know you have me. Don't be cruel to your heart, which is true. I don't want any more love, darling, I only think of you. Don't be cruel to your heart, it's true. Don't be cruel to your heart, it's true. I don't want any other love, baby, I only think of you. Don't be cruel to your heart, which is true. Don't be cruel to your heart, which is true.
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