Elvis! - Greatest Hits for Easy Piano Paperback – January 1, 1994

My 12 yr old son LOVES Elvis. He's been playing 3 years. Was able to pick up the book and work thru most songs alone. He's played from it every day this week, it's definitely a plus when he loves what he's playing! Great quality and MANY songs.

If you need an easy version of Elvis tunes, here's a good choice. My student was very pleased and her dad is happy to be able to play guitar with his daughter.

if you just want to learn easy Elvis - this serves its purpose. My son wants to learn how to play piano and this should do it.

Easy piano book, exactly what I wanted

All my favorites.

I bought this as a gift for my mother. She received a keyboard for Christmas and needed some music. She loves the songbook. Lots of hit songs at a great price!

I love ❤️ The book!I was sad it took SOOOOO long to get to me. I thought I had cancelled the order, and was surprised it arrived. I was also sad to see the shipping sticker attached to the cover. It’s almost sacreligiius to have sticker particles coming from the nose of the King of Rock and Roll! I have attempted to remove the sticker, but it still looks bad. Elvis looks like he is sneezing snot! I’m sorry that I wrote this review. I’m sure everybody works very hard and that you all tried very hard to make this an amazing sale, but I think it kinda needs to be put out there.Poor Elvis :(

I had great expectations for this book, but, upon receiving it and turning immediately to "Can't Help Falling in Love," I was shocked to find notes and rhythms not in the original song! I'm not referring to notes having been changed/removed as the result of simplification for intermediate pianists; I'm talking about the song being fundamentally altered in its chord structures and rhythmic patterns--and sounding terrible as a result! Was this the work of someone who decided that Elvis's songs needed to be spiced up a bit or somehow reworked? Neither, I'm guessing, for when I turned to "In the Ghetto," I found the rhythm to be way off from the original, with entire measures inexplicably added in; this disastrous transcriptions suggests, in short, pure incompetence. Here is a classic case of why one shouldn't judge a book by its cover: in this case, the cover promises the arrival of Elvis in your piano room, but the versions of his songs on the inside indicate that Elvis has left the building.

The book is great. My playing piano not so good Yet!

Absolutely brilliant.

Great songs and easy to follow