Miscellaneous songs

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A Satisfied Mind

Written by: Joe Hayes and Jack Rhodes
This section is incomplete.

All My Loving

Written by: John Lennon and Paul McCartney
This section is incomplete.

Atlantic City

Written by: Bruce Springsteen
This section is incomplete.

Basket Case

Written by: Green Day (words by Billie Joe Armstrong, music by Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt and Tré Cool)
Recorded by:
  • Green Day, on Dookie, 1994
  • Avril Lavigne, on My World, 2003
Performed by Billie Joe Armstrong backed by Elvis and The Imposters on the TV program Decades Rock Live, recorded 2006-05-19.
Basket Case on Wikipedia

Bertha

Written by: Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter
Recorded by:
Vocal showcase for David Hidalgo in five concert appearances with Elvis — three of them as a member of The Pickups — in 2005.
Bertha on Wikipedia

Billy's Bones

Written by: Shane MacGowan
Recorded by:
In addition to producing The Pogues' recording, Elvis may have provided background vocals for this song at the Pogues' 1985-11-06 concert in Malmö, Sweden.

Christmas (Baby, Please Come Home)

Written by: Jeff Barry, Ellie Greenwich and Phil Spector
This section is incomplete.

Don't Ya Tell Henry

This section is incomplete.

Folsom Prison Blues

Written by: Johnny Cash
This section is incomplete.

Hammer Of The Honky-Tonk Gods

This section is incomplete.

High Timberline

Written by: Jim Lauderdale and Robert Hunter
Recorded by:
Vocal showcase for Jim Lauderdale in two concert appearances with Elvis: 2007-04-27 in Wilkesboro, NC and 2008-10-05 in San Francisco.

I Ain't Living Long Like This

Written by: Rodney Crowell
Recorded by:
  • Rodney Crowell, on Ain't Living Long Like This, 1978
  • Emmylou Harris, on Quarter Moon In A Ten Cent Town, 1978
  • Waylon Jennings, on What Goes Around Comes Around, 1979
  • Jerry Jeff Walker, on Too Old To Change, 1979
  • Brooks & Dunn, on I've Always Been Crazy: A Tribute To Waylon Jennings, 2003
Performed by Emmylou Harris backed by Elvis and The Imposters and Larry Campbell on their 2005 tour.

I'm A Man You Don't Meet Everyday

This section is incomplete.

Let It Be

Written by: John Lennon and Paul McCartney
This section is incomplete.

Lonesome Town

Written by: Thomas Baker Knight
This section is incomplete.

Long Tall Sally

Written by: Enotris Johnson, Richard Penniman and Robert Blackwell
This section is incomplete.

Mas Y Mas

Written by: David Hidalgo and Louie Pérez
Recorded by:
Vocal showcase for David Hidalgo in six concert appearances with Elvis — three of them as a member of The Pickups — in 2005.

Molly Malone

This section is incomplete.

One Of These Days

Written by: Earl Montgomery
Recorded by:
Performed by Emmylou Harris backed by Elvis and The Imposters and Larry Campbell on their 2005 tour.

Pancho And Lefty

Written by: Townes Van Zandt
Recorded by:
Performed by Emmylou Harris backed by Elvis and The Imposters and Larry Campbell on their 2005 tour.
Pancho And Lefty on Wikipedia

Rainy Day Women #12 & 35

Written by: Bob Dylan
This section is incomplete.

Red Dirt Girl

Written by: Emmylou Harris
Recorded by:
Performed by Emmylou Harris backed by Elvis and The Imposters and Larry Campbell on their 2005 tour.

Santa Claus Is Coming To Town

This section is incomplete.

The Angel Of Death

Written by: Hank Williams
This section is incomplete.

The Tide Is High

Written by: Tyrone Evans and Howard Barrett
This section is incomplete.

Tymps (The Sick In The Head Song)

Written by: Fiona Apple
Recorded by:
Performed by Fiona Apple backed by Elvis and The Imposters on the TV program Decades Rock Live, recorded 2006-05-19.

Wake Me Up When September Ends

Written by: Green Day (words by Billie Joe Armstrong, music by Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt and Tré Cool)
Recorded by:
Performed by Billie Joe Armstrong backed by Elvis and The Imposters on the TV program Decades Rock Live, recorded 2006-05-19.
Wake Me Up When September Ends on Wikipedia
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