Elvis Presley’s Dreamy Rendition of “Young Dreams” from King Creole

“Young Dreams” is a song from the 1958 film “King Creole”, which starred Elvis Presley. The song was written by Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman, who also wrote several other hits for Elvis, including “A Mess of Blues” and “Surrender”.

In the film, Elvis plays the character of Danny Fisher, a young man from a working-class background who dreams of making it as a singer. “Young Dreams” is one of several songs that Elvis performs in the film, and it captures the hopeful, romantic spirit of the character.

The song features a lush orchestral arrangement, with strings and horns supporting Elvis’s smooth vocals. The lyrics speak of youthful idealism and the belief that anything is possible if you follow your dreams.

Although “Young Dreams” was not a major hit for Elvis, it has remained a favorite among fans of his music and of the film “King Creole”. The song showcases Elvis’s ability to convey both vulnerability and passion in his performances, and it captures the spirit of the era in which it was written.