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: Many "gray market" MP3 sites and bootleg collections incorrectly label The Platters' version as Elvis to attract more downloads.

The definitive and most famous version of "Only You" was recorded by in 1955. Despite its popularity and the fact that it perfectly matches his vocal style, there is no official record of Elvis Presley ever recording this song in a studio. Why the Confusion?

If you are looking for that specific "Only You" vibe in Elvis’s actual discography, these officially recorded tracks are your best bets:

: Recorded in 1961, it is his most iconic romantic ballad.

: A sparse, emotional track featuring his famous spoken-word bridge.

The search results indicate that while many MP3 websites list an Elvis Presley cover of "Only You (And You Alone)," this is a common case of . The "Only You" Mystery

: His first major ballad, based on the Civil War-era tune "Aura Lea."

: Some "Elvis" versions found on YouTube are actually tribute artists or "soundalike" singers intentionally mimicking his style. Authentic Elvis Ballads

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