Songs with an Elvis impression in them?

I was listening to the radio this morning while driving, and the REM song "Man on the Moon" came on. It features an Elvis impression in the middle (actually a reference to Andy Kauffman's Elvis impression). There should be tons of these....another example is Paul McCartney/Wings-Name and Address. What else can you think of?

 

Crazy Little Thing Called Love - Queen
Little Sister (and a TON of other cuts) - Dwight Yoakam

 

Supergrass - "Seen the Light"

 

Hendrix - Blue Suede Shoes (Loose Ends album)
As the jam begins, Jimi gets in the mood and does a couple of Elvis impressions with humourous quotes of "Heartbreak Hotel" and "Trouble".

 

Fleetwood Mac - Somebody's Gonna Get Their Head Kicked In Tonight

 

"Blues Keep Calling to Me," by another Elvis-- Costello

 

Neil Young - He was the king

4m 18sec

 

Cher -Believe

 

Aha! That's a great one. I've been sitting here trying to think of which song of theirs it was.

 

Toy Matinee - Jenny Ledge

 

The Move--Don't Mess Me Up
Terry Stafford--Suspicion

 

No one has yet said "Pretty much every song by Danzig"??

 

There is also a bit of the King on Queen's "Man On The Prowl" from The Works.

I am going to throw this one out there as well, The Knack: "Tell Me Your Mine"

How about Ronnie McDowell "The King Is Gone." Or Jerry Lee Lewis "Save The Last Dance For Me " (with Jimmy Ellis.)

 

Does any Dread Zeppelin song count? No? Okay, I'll keep thinking.

 

Often in the middle of performing "God's Comic", Elvis Costello would do "the songs Elvis would have covered if he would have lived", in his (other) Elvis imitation.

Among others, Elvis would have covered "Heart of Glass", but he wouldn't have sung "ass" cuz the King would never cuss on a record.

 

I know the other Zeppelin does for sure.

 

Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper - Elvis Is Everywhere

 

Just listened...I didn't really hear anything in this song that sounded like Elvis.

 

Bonzo Dog Band: "Death Cab For Cutie"

(They also covered Terry Stafford's "Suspicion")

 

"Lonely This Christmas" by Mud



UK Christmas no. 1 for 1974 - and to this day a surprisingly large amount of people actually think it's Elvis (same with Queen's "Crazy Little Thing Called Love.")

 

Alice Cooper - Disgraceland (The satire here is stiletto sharp.)



Went to the pearly gates
Said "I'm here to sing"
And Peter said "Well son, you see
We already got ourselves a King"

LOL

 

Name and Address -- Wings

 

This is a hit single by a great Italian band, Elio e le Storie Tese, not only an Elvis impression, but in fact it's Suspicious Minds played backwards!