In February 1962 RCA Victor released another single of the king. "Good Luck Charm" entered the "Hot 100" on March 17th at number 51, had a run of 13 weeks and became a number 1 hit. On the same day Billboard also listed "Anything That's Part Of You". The b-side stayed for eight weeks and climbed from number 70 to number 31. The ballad also entered the "Easy Listening Chart". Beginning on March 17th it was listed for eight weeks and peaked at number 6. In the US the single sold two million copies, which was honored by the RIAA with a Platinum Award in 1992. In Europe "Good Luck Charm" was also popular, especially in Norway. Here it stayed at the number one for eleven consecutive weeks. In Great Britain the song also became a number one hit. When BMG released the single again in 2005 (this time in the by then popular cd format), it once more became a hit and peaked at number 2 of the UK Charts. Worldwide "Good Luck Charm" / "Anything That's Part Of You" sold 4.5 million copies, which translates to 675 million paid streams. Commercially the king was at the top of his game. "Good Luck Charm" still is a popular item of the Presley catalogue since it accumulates more than 35 million streams on Spotify. Unfortunately "Anything That's Part Of You" appears to be almost forgotten since it was streamed just 2 million times.

The cover was designed with a promo photo for the forthcoming movie "Follow That Dream" and showed the singer with his natural hair color.

Today the single is not available on the streaming platforms. But both tracks are featured on the album "Elvis' Golden Records - Volume 3" (1963).

Elvis begs his loved one to be his talisman and I am pretty sure no ardent aficionado would have refused his plea. Aaron Schroeder and Wally Gold created this great piece of radio pop, which stays with you from the first second. I especially like the harmonies of Elvis and The Jordanaires. It's quite astonishing that they just needed four takes to record the song. They did so on October 15, 1961 at RCA Studio B in Nashville/Tennessee. RCA Victor released the track on "Elvis' Golden Records - Volume 3" (1963) and "Worldwide 50 Gold Award Hits - Volume 1" (1970).

The ballad was recorded on the same day, but this time Elvis needed ten takes to get it right. The singer was just left by his loved one and now each and everyting reminds him of her. The king performs this song (written by the great Don Robertson) with so much sadness, that this feeling instantly transfers to the listener. I regard "Anything That's Part Of You" as one of the greatest tracks in the Presley catalogue. RCA Victor also released the song on "Elvis' Golden Records - Volume 3" (1963) and "Worldwide 50 Gold Award Hits - Volume 1" (1970).