Best Elvis Sun single

Are any of these 10 songs generally regarded as duds?

Here's their ranking from the ILM Elvis poll:

2 Mystery train
4 That's all right (mama)
12 Blue moon of Kentucky
14 Baby let's play house
18 Good rockin' tonight
27 Milkcow blues boogie
73 I'm left, you're right, she's gone
83 I forgot to remember to forget
122 I don't care if the sun don't shine
162 You're a heartbreaker

I could probably do without the bottom three on this list.

I wouldn't call any of the Sun cuts (at least the 19 official "masters") duds, not even the slow ones. They're still by far my favorite Elvis recordings. Re: the last three, "I Forgot to Remember to Forget" is a pleasant stroll through a standard, though Elvis's recording is actually the first one - not one of the standouts, but I still think it's a nice little ballad, a good example of what was a common in pop then. I do love "I Don't Care if the Sun Don't Shine" and "You're a Heartbreaker" - they both sound like great examples of how rock transformed mainstream pop, at least to me. Like they're the type of songs I could see Dean Martin or any other pop star recording in the '50s (the former was actually written for Disney, specifically Cinderella though it was ultimately cut from that movie), but not the way Elvis recorded it, which seems quietly revolutionary. Like the rhythm, the phrasing, etc...they have so much vitality to them but they come across as modest and just Elvis doing what's natural, not anything self-consciously different.

*what was common in pop

otm.

on Monday i was listening to a radio station and the DJ played the alt / "slow version" of "i'm left, you're right, she's gone" after the delmore bros.' "blues stay away from me". i love mini music history lessons like that.