Elvis Presley recorded the song “She’s a Machine,” written by Joy Byers, for the album “Singer Presents Elvis Singing Flaming Star” released on October 1, 1968.
There are multiple versions of the song, including an extended mix.
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Interestingly, a take of the song was recorded in 1966 for the film “Easy Come Easy Go” but was not used in the final soundtrack.
It showcases Elvis Presley’s versatility as an artist, exploring various musical styles.
Did You Know?
- Elvis Presley, born on January 8, 1935, in Tupelo, Mississippi, became a cultural phenomenon and one of the most significant figures in the history of popular music.
- His influence on rock, pop, and country music is immeasurable. “She’s a Machine,” released as part of his extensive discography, reflects Presley’s versatility and innovation as an artist.
- With his distinctive voice and magnetic stage presence, he became a global sensation, earning numerous accolades and leaving an enduring legacy in the world of entertainment.
“She’s A Machine”
Earth quakin’, hip shakin’, soul breakin’, love makin’
Machine…hey hey!!
She’s a mad stalkin’, smooth talkin’, slow walkin’ cat
You know what I mean..hey hey!!She’ll wrap those arms around you
Like a grizzly bear
She’ll kiss you every fifteen minutes
And lets you up for airCause she’s a earth quakin’, hip shakin’
Soul breakin’, love makin’, machineAll right!!
Well she’s a
Wild movin’, smooth groovin’, clock tickin’, love makin’
Machine…hey hey!!
She’s a real breezin’, rough squeezin’, hell teasin’ cat
You know what I mean…hey hey!!
She’ll leer and make you like it
Sweet as she can be
She’ll make you blow your mind before
You count to one-two-three
Cause she’s a earth quakin’, hip shakin’
Soul breakin’, love makin’, machine