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Discografía de álbumes de Elvis Presley

La discografía de álbumes de Elvis Presley comenzó en 1956 con el lanzamiento de su álbum debut, Elvis Presley . Es uno de los artistas más vendidos de todos los tiempos, vendie...

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La discografía de álbumes de Elvis Presley comenzó en 1956 con el lanzamiento de su álbum debut, Elvis Presley .

Es uno de los artistas más vendidos de todos los tiempos, vendiendo hasta 500 millones de discos a nivel mundial. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] A pesar de la ausencia de muchos de sus éxitos durante sus años de mayor popularidad antes de octubre de 1958 (así como todos sus álbumes más vendidos antes de 1992), Billboard aún clasifica a Presley como el 13.º en su lista de los mejores artistas de todos los tiempos y el 4.º en su lista de los mejores de todos los tiempos Hot 100. [ 3 ] El historiador musical Joel Whitburn clasificó a Presley como el artista número 1 en las listas de sencillos y álbumes de todos los tiempos en los EE. UU. (tanto Billboard como Cashbox). [ 4 ] El álbum navideño de Elvis sigue siendo el álbum navideño más vendido de todos los tiempos, vendiendo más de 20 millones de copias en todo el mundo. [ 5 ] Según la Asociación de la Industria Discográfica de América (RIAA), Presley ha vendido 146,5 millones de álbumes certificados en los EE. UU., lo que lo convierte en el tercer artista de álbumes más vendido en el país. También ostenta el récord de mayor número de álbumes certificados por la RIAA, con 101 (44 de oro, 32 de platino, 24 multiplatino y 1 de diamante), y 207 certificaciones. En cuanto a los EP, cuenta con un récord de 16 certificados por la RIAA (6 de oro, 8 de platino y 2 multiplatino) y 28 certificaciones. [ 6 ]

Álbumes

álbumes de estudio

Álbumes de bandas sonoras

álbumes en directo

Álbumes de palabra hablada

Álbumes recopilatorios

Álbumes económicos

Reproducciones extendidas

Álbumes en caja recopilatoria

álbumes recopilatorios póstumos

Recopilaciones del siglo XX

Recopilaciones del siglo XXI

Remix albums

Follow That Dream Records

FTD (Follow That Dream), RCA/Sony Music's Official Elvis Presley collector's label, was established in 1999 to serve the dedicated Elvis collector and to complement the commercial and artistic level of RCA's retail release schedule by issuing repertoire that is considered of interest to serious Elvis fans and collectors, material that is generally not part of mainstream RCA label releases to the public at large.

There are the original "collector's CDs" with CDs ranging from soundboard-recorded concerts (recorded from the mixing desk in mono) to full RCA professionally recorded concerts in stereo and CDs consisting of unreleased material from recording sessions, such as The Jungle Room Sessions, Memphis Sessions, etc. Later FTD introduced the Elvis Classic Album Series, releases of the original albums in deluxe 7" size packaging with a booklet and usually a second CD of outtakes from the same period as the recordings on the album. There is also the Movie Soundtrack Series, usually released as a single CD but again in deluxe 7" packaging with booklet.[58][59] More recent releases include "book(s)+CD(s)" releases, which usually include books focusing on a particular part of Elvis' career plus related recordings from that era), and the 8" "complete sessions" releases, which contain the most complete versions of recording sessions for studio and soundtrack recordings (most often as box sets).

FTDs are released as limited edition sets (the quantities produced per release has decreased over time, reportedly due to less demand); partly for these reasons, and because the FTD market is split worldwide, FTD releases have never charted on any chart in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, elsewhere in Europe, Australia, Japan, or any other countries to date. Nevertheless, there are 277 (including 9 box sets) albums/EPs listed below as of June 2026.

Notes

  1. ↑The April 1970 rerelease
  2. ↑The 1977 rerelease
  3. ↑The 1965 rerelease
  4. ↑Re-entered the Top 40 (64 years after its last appearance) in 2024 at #28; it also reached #3 on the Top Rock Albums chart the same year
  5. ↑
    1. 7 in 2024
  6. ↑
    1. 41 in 2023
  7. ↑2022
  8. ↑The 2020 rerelease
  9. ↑The April 1970 rerelease
  10. ↑
    1. 9 in 2020
  11. ↑The 2017 rerelease
  12. ↑The 2020 rerelease
  13. ↑The 2022 rerelease
  14. ↑
    1. 199 in 2011
  15. ↑
    1. 7 in 1977
  16. ↑
    1. 7 in 1977
  17. ↑2009
  18. ↑2014
  19. ↑"Wonderful World of Christmas" reached number 1 on the Billboard Christmas Albums chart in 1972 and 1973.[28]
  20. ↑"Wonderful World of Christmas" reached number 13 on the Billboard Country Albums chart in 1978.[29]
  21. ↑released as "A Merry Christmas from Elvis Presley" in 1982
  22. ↑2022 rerelease
  23. ↑"Good Times" reached number 1 on the Cash Box Country Albums chart.[30]
  24. ↑Side one of "Loving You" consists of studio recordings for the soundtrack to the movie of the same name, while side two includes other studio recordings that were not featured in the movie.
  25. ↑
    1. 71 in 1977
  26. ↑
    1. 70 in 1980
  27. ↑
    1. 63 in 1977
  28. ↑The June 1971 rerelease
  29. ↑The 1977 rerelease
  30. ↑The 1977 rerelease
  31. ↑It had dropped to #32 on the new Billboard Top LP's chart on 8/17/1963
  32. ↑The Pickwick budget album version was awarded Platinum by the RIAA in 2004
  33. ↑
    1. 53 in 1980
  34. ↑The 2004 rerelease
  35. ↑It also went to #6 that same year as "Elvis on Tour"
  36. ↑The 2023 rerelease
  37. ↑The 1978 rerelease
  38. ↑"Elvis Recorded Live on Stage in Memphis" reached number 1 on the Cash Box Country Albums chart.[30]
  39. ↑The 2014 rerelease
  40. ↑
    1. 63 in 1977
  41. ↑Elvis' Golden Records did not chart until (at #50) November 2023, at least partially because Billboard's Country Albums chart was not created until around 1963-64.[31]
  42. ↑
    1. 79 in 1977
  43. ↑
    1. 142 in 2017
  44. ↑
    1. 8 in 1975
  45. ↑The 1978 rerelease went to #40
  46. ↑
    1. 87 in 1977
  47. ↑
    1. 7 in 1978
  48. ↑"The Sun Sessions" reached number 1 on the Cash Box Country Albums chart.[30]
  49. ↑The 1977 rerelease went to #19
  50. ↑The 1977 rerelease
  51. ↑in 1991, a 30-track version went to #38
  52. ↑1977 rerelease
  53. ↑1961
  54. ↑1961
  55. ↑1960
  56. ↑1960
  57. ↑The 2022 rerelease
  58. ↑The 2015 rerelease
  59. ↑
    1. 27 on the Billboard Christian Albums chart
  60. ↑
    1. 15 on the Billboard Top Rock Albums chart in 2010
  61. ↑
    1. 31 on the Billboard Christian Albums chart
  62. ↑
    1. 19 on the Billboard Soundtracks chart
  63. ↑
    1. 81 on the Billboard Album Sales chart
  64. ↑
    1. 10 on the Billboard Christian Albums chart
  65. ↑The intended release date for Elvis on Tour was in late 2022, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the concerts and documentary (and to abide by European Union copyright legislation to extend RCA/Sony's copyright over these recordings). However, due to manufacturing delays, the digital/streaming edition release date was different from the physical edition release date. The digital/streaming edition retained the late 2022 release date, but physical editions were not released until January 2023.
  66. ↑
    1. 61 on the Billboard Album Sales chart
  67. ↑
    1. 44 on the Billboard Album Sales chart
  68. ↑" Mahalo from Elvis" album Side 1 had previously unissued tracks recorded in Honolulu on January 14, 1973, for inclusion in the U.S.-version of the live concert TV special “Aloha from Hawaii,” side 2 were previously issued recordings from various movie soundtracks.
  69. ↑2008 rerelease
  70. ↑"Blue Christmas" reached number 26 on the Billboard Christmas Albums chart.[28]
  71. ↑"If Everyday Was Like Christmas" reached number 18 on the Billboard Christmas Albums chart.[28]
  72. ↑
    1. 110 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart in 2014.
  73. ↑
    1. 15 on the Billboard Christian Albums chart in 2000
  74. ↑"It's Christmas Time" reached number 5 on the Billboard Christmas Albums chart in 2003 and #34 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart in 2019.[28]
  75. ↑
    1. 13 on the Billboard Christian Albums chart in 2001
  76. ↑2015 rerelease
  77. ↑"White Christmas" reached number 15 on the Billboard Christmas Albums chart in 2002.[28]
  78. ↑The October 8, 2007 US release reached #181
  79. ↑
    1. 5 on the Billboard Top Rock Albums chart in 2022
  80. ↑"Christmas Peace" reached number 10 on the Billboard Christian Albums chart and number 16 on the Billboard Christmas Albums chart.[28]
  81. ↑Re-titled "My Christmas #1" in 2005, it reached number 33
  82. ↑2006 rerelease
  83. ↑
    1. 8 on the Billboard Christian Albums chart
  84. ↑"Elvis by the Presleys" reached number 1 on the Billboard Soundtracks chart.[29]
  85. ↑
    1. 6 on the Billboard Top Rock Albums chart in 2022
  86. ↑
    1. 8 in 2022
  87. ↑
    1. 14 on the Billboard Top Rock Albums chart
  88. ↑
    1. 1 on the Canadian country charts
  89. ↑
    1. 20 on the Billboard Christian Albums chart in 2010
  90. ↑
    1. 8 on the Billboard Top Rock Albums chart
  91. ↑
    1. 28 on the Billboard Christian Albums chart in 2018
  92. ↑
    1. 75 on the Canadian country charts
  93. ↑2016
  94. ↑
    1. 49 on the Billboard Top Rock Albums chart
  95. ↑
    1. 45 on the Billboard Top Rock Albums chart
  96. ↑
    1. 22 in 2025
  97. ↑
    1. 1 on the Billboard Top Rock Albums chart and #39 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart in 2019.
  98. ↑2023
  99. ↑2015
  100. ↑
    1. 19 on Billboard Top Rock Albums chart in 2013 and #72 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart in 2016.
  101. ↑
    1. 185 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart.
  102. ↑"Elvis Forever" reached number 1 on the Billboard Top Rock Albums chart and #7 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart.[29]
  103. ↑
    1. 9 on the Top Rock Albums chart and #66 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart.
  104. ↑
    1. 8 on the Top Rock Albums chart and #25 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart.
  105. ↑
    1. 8 on the Billboard Soundtracks chart, #27 on the Billboard Top Rock Albums chart, and #46 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart.
  106. ↑
    1. 6 on the Billboard Soundtracks chart,#12 on the Billboard Top Rock Albums chart, and #16 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart.
  107. ↑
    1. 90 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart.
  108. ↑
    1. 81 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart.
  109. ↑
    1. 64 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart.
  110. ↑
    1. 9 on the Billboard Top Rock Albums chart
  111. ↑"If I Can Dream" reached number 1 on the Billboard Classical Albums and the Billboard Classical Crossover Albums charts, while reaching #9 on the Top Album Sales chart.[29]
  112. ↑"The Wonder of You" reached number 1 on the Billboard Classical Albums and the Billboard Classical Crossover Albums charts, while reaching #8 on the Top Rock Albums chart and #16 on the Top Album Sales chart.[29]
  113. ↑Christmas with Elvis reached number 1 on the Billboard Classical Albums and the Billboard Classical Crossover Albums charts, while reaching #27 on the Top Album Sales chart.[29]
  114. ↑"Where No One Stands Alone" reached number 1 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums and the Billboard Vinyl Albums charts, while reaching #2 on the Top Rock Albums chart and #4 on the Top Album Sales chart.[29]
  115. ↑
    1. 1 on the Billboard Soundtracks chart, #4 on the Top Rock Albums chart, and #9 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart in 2022
  116. ↑
    1. 6 on the Billboard Soundtracks chart and #13 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart in 2026

See also

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Lecturas adicionales

  • Guralnick, Peter y Jorgensen, Ernst (1999). Elvis: Día a día: El registro definitivo de su vida y su música. Nueva York: Ballantine Books. ISBN 0-345-42089-6
  • Jorgensen, Ernst (1998). Elvis Presley: Una vida en la música – Las sesiones de grabación completas. Nueva York: St. Martin's Press. ISBN 0-312-18572-3
  • Discografía de Elvis Presley en Discogs
  • Sitio web oficial del sello discográfico Elvis The Music
  • ElvisRecords.us La base de datos de investigación de discos de Elvis Presley