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Tickle Me is a 1965 western comedy-musical starring Elvis Presley. It is also the only Elvis film released by Allied Artists Pictures. It is said to have singlehandedly saved the Allied Artists studio from financial despair, Tickle Me averting bankruptcy with one of songs from its recycled soundtrack, (Such an) Easy Question a Top 40 hit in the United States.[1]

In the 1960s, to obtain all nine songs in long-playing format, one would have to acquire Elvis Is Back!, Something for Everybody, Pot Luck, and the Fun in Acapulco and Kissin' Cousins soundtracks. In 2005, Sony Music issued a compact disc soundtrack of Tickle Me on their specialty Presley-oriented collectors label, Follow That Dream. It featured the film's nine songs along with five bonus tracks.

When it was released on May 28, 1965, Tickle Me marked several firsts in the Hollywood career of Elvis Presley. It was the only Presley movie produced by Allied Artists, a studio best known at the time for making

Variety, which had come to understand that Presley movies were made primarily for Presley fans, predicted in its review of June 16, 1965, that,

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