Good products are worth their weight in gold when times are a little harsh - and this album was certainly a genially placed stopgap. In 1959, at the time when RCA launched this record on the market, the label's shining rock star was out of the country doing his military service in good old Germany. In order to comfort all his fans during his forced absence, the record bosses produced an album with a smartly uniformed Elvis on the cover, smiling widely to let his faithful followers know that he'd be back soon. There was a special calendar too, so that his fans could count off the days until his return. This marketing ploy was extremely successful. The record became a highly desirable collector's item and even years later illegal dollars still flowed from pirate copies.
1. Blue Moon of Kentucky (2:05)
2. Young and Beautiful (2:06)
3. (You're so Square) Baby I Don't Care (1:53)
4. Milkcow Blues Boogie (2:39)
5. Baby, Let's Play House (2:18)
6. Good Rockin' Tonight (2:14)
7. Is It so Strange (2:31)
8. We're Gonna Move (2:32)
9. I Want to Be Free (2:16)
10. I Forgot to Remember to Forget (2:31)
11. Don't Leave Me Now (2:05)
12. Harbor Lights (2:36)

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