Elvis Presley Discography

Elvis Presley is known as the King of rock 'n' roll for a reason.   During his musical career, he released over 100 singles, with over 30 reaching the number 1 spot, and over 30 albums.  His musical career, the period when he started releasing music to his death, was between the years of 1954 and 1977.  His albums consisted of studio albums, compilations and live albums, all of which did extremely well. 

He started his musical career on the Sun Records Label, then eventually moved on to RCA Records, who released the majority of his work.  In addition to his normal albums, he also did a number of soundtracks for major Hollywood motion pictures, many of which he starred in.  During this age of music, the single was one of the most important things, since that drove most of the sales.  LPs eventually became the dominant format, providing a large majority of his sales. 

One this is for sure.  Whatever Elvis recorded, it would sell to some degree. 

Here are the albums (studio, live, and soundtrack) that Elvis recorded over his musical career.