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Pat Boone or Elvis Presley? That was the burning question on the lips of Fifties teen America. Certainly, the two were the most successful solo artists of rock's breakthrough years. But while Presley was the good-looking 'white kid who sang black', Boone was married, God-fearing and covered hits by African-American artists to chart-topping if unthreatening effect. Elvis, of course, is no longer with us though his image and influence will never fade. Pat Boone is still alive and there's no doubting he was responsible for some of the best-remembered classic pop of the era. Album Tracks 1. Love Letters in the Sand 2. Moody River 3. Ain't That a Shame 4. Why Baby 5. Sugar Moon 6. Long Tall Sally 7. It's Too Soon to Know 8. I'll Be Home 9. April Love 10. Speedy Gonzales 11. Don't Forbid Me 12. Tutti Frutti 13. Friendly Persuasion (Thee I Love) 14. Remember You're Mine 15. I Almost Lost My Mind 16. A Wonderful Time Up There
