| The other side of the romantic coin from A 
			Valentine Gift for You, released five months earlier, Always on My 
			Mind was a concept compilation album given over to breakup songs. 
			Especially after his own divorce in 1972, Presley showed a real 
			affection for maudlin, self-pitying material like "Don't Cry Daddy" 
			(actually recorded in January 1969 and a Top Ten hit), "You Gave Me 
			a Mountain" (recorded in February 1973), and, of course, the 
			excuse-filled title track (recorded in March 1972, the month after 
			he was legally separated from his wife). It's all here; put it on, 
			raise a glass, and cry in your beer.(AllMusic Review by William 
			Ruhlmann
			
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