"All Shook Up" is a song by Elvis Presley, released in 1957. It was adapted from a song by Otis Blackwell and recorded by Elvis at the height of his popularity.

To sing like Elvis Presley, there are some specific techniques you need to learn.

• First, perhaps the most distinctive feature of Elvis's singing voice was his use of vibrato. Vibrato is a slight fluctuation in pitch that creates a more expressive and emotional tone. Elvis used vibrato to great effect in many of his songs. You can learn more about how to use vibrato in this article.
• Second, another important element of Elvis’s style was the use of his chest voice. Chest voice refers to the lower part of the vocal range, where the vocal cords vibrate more fully. Elvis used his chest voice to achieve a deep, rich tone in his singing. You can learn more about chest voice in this video.
• Third, to sing like Elvis, it's also important to work on your breath support. Elvis was known for his powerful, sustained notes, and this was due in part to his strong breath support. You can learn more about how to develop your breath support in this article.
• Fourth, to fully embody the spirit of Elvis Presley, you need to work on your stage presence. Elvis was known for his charismatic and energetic performances, and he had a unique ability to connect with his audience. If you are nervous about performing on stage, you might find some helpful tips in this article and video.

If you're looking for songs to practice your Elvis-style singing, some great options include "Jailhouse Rock," "Hound Dog," and "Can't Help Falling in Love." You can search for songs that match your vocal range using the Singing Carrots song search tool.

If you want to improve your overall singing technique, you might consider enrolling in the Singing Carrots beginner's singing course.

With practice and dedication, you can learn to sing like the King himself. Make sure to incorporate the above techniques and resources into your singing practice, and don't forget to have fun!