On March 22, 1957, the King of Rock and Roll released his version of "All Shook Up," which would later become not only a fan-favorite track, but also a massive No. 1 hit.
"All Shook Up," written by Otis Blackwell, was originally performed by David Hill (a.k.a. David Hess) in 1956, before Elvis recorded his version in January 1957. It was released two months later as an A-side single, with "That's When Your Heartaches Begin" as the B-side.
Elvis' version of "All Shook Up" would go on to become the most famous version of the track, rising to the top of the charts in April 1957, where it spent a total of nine weeks at No. 1 on Billboard's since-discontinued chart of Jukebox Hits.
View this post on Instagram"All Shook Up," a 2-time platinum certified single by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), has been included on a number of Elvis compilation albums, including Elvis' Golden Records (1958) and Elvis: 30 #1 Hits (2002).
In 2022, Parade published a list of the Top 20 Best Elvis Songs Ever, where "All Shook Up" was ranked at No. 3.
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