Introduction
Elvis Presley, often hailed as the “King of Rock ‘n’ Roll,” graced the music scene with numerous hits, each carrying its own unique charm. Among these gems is the timeless classic, “I Got a Woman.” Released in 1956, this song not only showcases Presley’s vocal prowess but also captures the essence of an era.
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Musical Chronicles of “I Got a Woman”
Elvis’s rendition of “I Got a Woman” is a compelling blend of rock, blues, and gospel, reflecting the diverse musical influences that shaped his career. Originally written and recorded by Ray Charles in 1954, Elvis’s interpretation added a distinct flavor that resonated with audiences worldwide. The song’s lyrics tell a narrative of love and devotion, further emphasizing Presley’s ability to infuse emotion into his performances.
The Man Behind the Music
Elvis Aaron Presley, born on January 8, 1935, was a cultural icon who revolutionized the music industry. With a career spanning over two decades, he remains one of the best-selling solo artists in the history of recorded music. Beyond his musical achievements, Presley’s influence extended into film and popular culture, solidifying his status as a true legend.
Watch “I Got a Woman” by Elvis Presley:
Lyrics
Well, I’ve got a woman
Way cross town
She’s good to me oh, yeah
Say. I’ve got a woman
Way cross town
She’s good to me oh, yeahShe’s here in the morning,
loving me
Yeah, she’s a kind of friend to meShe says she love me early in the morning
Just for me
Oh, yeah you know she loves me
Oh, naturallyShe’s there to love me both day and night
No groans or fusses, treats me right
Never running in the street
Loving me alone
She knows a woman’s place is around home at nightWell, she’s my baby
And I’m her loving man
