Making a simple list of the songs here should not bring a positive "helpful" rating.  BFD.  Nor should time be wasted on dismissing Elvis as a sinner; really!  He WANTED to be good, maybe he got lost,but he was NOT just being pretentious.  I grew up near Memphis some years behind Elvis, hearing the same music as he did over the airwaves.  Just as he introduced most white Americans to black music (which, trust me, was heard almost exclusively on BLACK stations unpatronized by most Sinatra- or hillbilly-loving listeners), he also brought these old-time gospel songs to his fans.  They were sung by popular gospel singers and quartets well-known in the Bible Belt.  This package of music is a rare look into the music of a certain time and place and you also get the Grammy-winning "How Great Thou Art" which brought a packed community center of fans who had come to hear "Heartbreak Hotel" to their feet at a 1972 concert I attended.  (He sung the last part of it a second time).  Give this one SIX stars.  Get educated; get inspired.  And just LOOK at the weird things that the "reviewer" who condemns Elvis' morals, reviews.  Then sneer.