Introduction
Elvis Presley’s “Anyplace Is Paradise” arrived in 1956, a year that would solidify the King’s status as a rock and roll legend. Nestled amongst iconic hits like “Hound Dog” and “Heartbreak Hotel,” “Anyplace Is Paradise” offers a sweet contrast.
The song, written by Joe Thomas, takes a softer approach compared to Elvis’ more energetic numbers. It’s a love ballad, with Elvis crooning about a love so strong it can transform any location into a paradise. This sentiment resonated with fans, offering a glimpse into a different side of the young Elvis.
While not chart-topping like some of his other releases in 1956, “Anyplace Is Paradise” found a place on Elvis Presley’s debut album. The song remains a beloved track for fans who appreciate the softer side of the King’s early work. It’s a reminder that even amidst the electrifying rockabilly anthems, Elvis could deliver a tender serenade that could turn any place into a lover’s paradise.
Listen to “Anyplace Is Paradise” and let Elvis whisk you away to a world of love and contentment.