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Some of his country music singles were accepted and even topped the country charts. In fact, it placed No. Moreover, this particular song of Lionel was his debut single as a country musician. Indeed, the only song that differs amongst his other singles. Also, the cover image shows Lionel wearing a cowboy hat.

Mighty glad you stayed. That a woman like you could wait around for a man like me. Visit our website www. Also, follow our Facebook Page and Twitter for more updates. You may also leave your comments below for the country artists, legends, and songs you would like us to feature. Please log in again. The login page will open in a new tab.

After logging in you can close it and return to this page. Share 0. Surely the Elvis fad would die after two years of exile in the army. First, through his s movies and personal appearances, Elvis had built an enormous loyal fan base.

They were mainly young teenagers, and, as older teenagers, they would be waiting for him when he came home from the army. The second factor was the marketing brilliance of Colonel Parker. Most of the singles from this period came from recording sessions in February and June Colonel Parker correctly surmised that keeping his boy out of sight for those two years would heighten public anticipation when Elvis returned to the entertainment spotlight in After Elvis was discharged from the army on March 5, , his show business career immediately began clicking on all cylinders.

The first order of business, however, was to get some new recordings on the market. The main objective was to produce the phantom single that Billboard had reported on in its March 7 issue. RCA had prepared well in advance for the new single, whatever it might be. Soon after Presley became established as a phenom three years ago, his standard first pressing was 1,, copies. Shortly before his Army induction, when Elvis platters settled down to an average sale of 1,,, initial pressings were proportionally cut to , Although in early no one knew the title of the new single, Billboard speculated on the nature of the tune in its March 7 article.

The distributor was right on.