CSPC: Elvis Presley Popularity Analysis

Digital Singles Sales – Part 2

As a reminder, the weighting is done with a 10 to 1,5 ratio between one album and one digital single.

Elvis Is Back! (1960) – 57,000 equivalent albums

Fever – 170,000
Reconsider Baby – 110,000
Remaining tracks – 100,000

G.I. Blues (1960) – 61,500 equivalent albums

Wooden Heart – 210,000
Remaining tracks – 200,000

His Hand in Mine (1960) – 15,000 equivalent albums

All tracks – 100,000

Something for Everybody (1961) – 18,000 equivalent albums

All tracks – 120,000

Blue Hawaii (1961) – 420,000 equivalent albums

Can’t Help Falling in Love – 2,550,000
Remaining tracks – 250,000

Pot Luck (1962) – 34,500 equivalent albums

Kiss Me Quick – 190,000
Remaining tracks – 40,000

The main responsible of both the initial smash of Blue Hawaii and the lasting appeal of this record is Can’t Help Falling in Love. This lasting appeal is also very visible in its downloads. At 2,55 million, this is the highest selling song of the artist in this format.