Introduction:

“Trying to Get to You” is a classic R&B song that gained widespread popularity through Elvis Presley’s iconic rendition. Originally written by Rose Marie McCoy and Margie Singleton, the song was first recorded by The Eagles in 1954. However, it was Elvis’s version that truly catapulted the song to fame.  

Recorded in 1955 during his early Sun Records sessions, Elvis’s interpretation of “Trying to Get to You” showcased his raw talent and unique vocal style. His passionate delivery and energetic performance infused the song with a raw intensity that captivated audiences. The song’s simple yet effective lyrics, combined with Elvis’s powerful vocals, created a mesmerizing listening experience. 

While the song didn’t chart upon its initial release, it has since become a beloved classic and a staple of Elvis’s discography. It’s a testament to the enduring power of his music and his ability to breathe new life into timeless songs. “Trying to Get to You” remains a fan favorite, showcasing Elvis’s early roots in R&B and his undeniable talent as a performer.

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