You'll Never Walk Alone

AMG Review of You'll Never Walk Alone

Neal Umphred
All Music Guide

Another budget album, this one collects various gospel items from sundry sources ("Let Us Pray" was the closer to what may be Elvis's most outrageous piece of celluloid, 1969's Change of Habit) and orbiting them around the four tracks from 1957's Peace in the Valley EP (no longer a part of Elvis's Christmas Album, which had been deleted and then resurrected as a budget Camden album with a slightly revamped lineup). Not in the league of Elvis's regular catalog gospel albums, it's stirring nonetheless.