About the song
The song “[You’re The] Devil in Disguise” is performed by Elvis Presley.
Released in 1963, this track became one of Elvis’s most distinctive hits. Written by Bill Giant, Bernie Baum, and Florence Kaye, the song blends rock and roll with elements of pop, showcasing Elvis’s versatility as an artist. Its catchy melody, clever lyrics, and Elvis’s charismatic vocals made it an instant classic. The song narrates the story of a deceptive lover, contrasting sweet innocence with hidden malice—a theme mirrored by the contrasting musical shifts between the verses and chorus.
“[You’re The] Devil in Disguise” was a commercial success. It reached No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart and No. 3 on the US Billboard Hot 100. The track was certified Gold by the RIAA, further solidifying its impact. It remains one of Elvis’s most memorable songs, reflecting his widespread influence during the peak of his career.
Although the song didn’t receive any major awards at the time, its enduring popularity and cultural significance continue to highlight Elvis’s legacy. The song has been featured in various media and is regarded as one of his signature tracks. If you’re a fan of entertainment history or Elvis’s magnetic style, this is a must-listen classic that captures his iconic sound and presence.
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