This song changed Elvis' musical direction and style

Elvis Presley was one of the most influential and popular singers of all time, with a record-breaking career that spanned over two decades. But do you know the story behind one of his biggest hits, a song that topped the charts in both the US and the UK, and that was also his last number one single before his military service? A song that, ironically, had nothing to do with his real good luck charms? In this video, we will explore the history and trivia of "Good Luck Charm", a catchy and upbeat tune that Elvis recorded in 1961, and that marked a turning point in his musical direction and style. We will also reveal some of the items that Elvis considered lucky or meaningful, such as a cross necklace, a horseshoe ring, a four-leaf clover, a rabbit's foot, and a gold coin. Watch this video to learn more about Elvis' last great rock and roll song before he became more mainstream and less innovative.
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Elvis had a huge streak of 9 number one hits in a row in just two years, he went on to have an incredible 22 number one hit singles here in the U.K alone, more than any other artist.
He is also the biggest selling artist of all time. Just a few of the amazing stats this music giant has wraked up in his incredible career.

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