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The original was complete flop and didnt sell so when it was given to Elvis he changed it about. Mark James also co wrote Always on my mind.

Another useless bit of perhaps useless information: Dolly Parton asked him to record I will always love you and he agreed but said that he wanted 50% of the royalties for it. She refused, he didnt record it then, and since she wrote it she has received over $20m in royalties.

I know that a girl group from the 60s, The Mission Belles, who performed at The Ruskin Arms in EAST HAM recorded a version of it.

Cant help falling in Love. Just as a point of interest I went to Gracelands last July and one of the bits of info they give on the tour is that Elvis phoned his recording studio one morning at 4 am having been drinking saying he wanted to make a record which he did and recorded Are You...