SPLP 230587                   Elvis Live In Dallas

Beautiful release from 1987, manufactured by RCA / ARIOLA Special Products, exclusively for the dutch It’s Elvis Time fan club. Even though this is a real dutch production, the record was pressed in Germany, while the sleeve was printed in Holland. The concert was lifted directly from the box set Elvis Aron Presley. New black RCA / It’s Elvis Time label with handwritten matrix numbers. Hard to find original vinyl release, especially outside of Europe.
Value : 30 - 45 US$

31,126                      Jailhouse Rock

Famous orange RCA label rerelease, again pressed and issued by the south african Artone Press during the early 70’s. The songs on side 1 were all taken from the Jailhouse Rock soundtrack, while side 2 “features old Presley favourites ... plus numbers not previously released in Southern Africa”. The handwritten matrix numbers are: 8J PP-1-1 and 8J PP-2-1.
Value: 40 - 50 US$

31,097                      Loving You

Orange RCA label re-release, pressed and issued in 1972 by the south african Artone Press. This is much rarer than the well known Jailhouse Rock album. The backside features some liner notes and advertizes several south african Elvis releases, even including the mega rare 10” release Janis And Elvis and I guess, it was no longer available when this album was rereleased. The handwritten matrix numbers are: H2WP-2762 and H2WP-2763-1.
Value: 80 - 100 US$

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This is the original brazilian edition of Elvis’ soundtrack album for Roustabout and it was released around 1964/65. It has a blue RCA Victor label and the backside of the sleeve is rubber-stamed in blue ink as a promotional issue. Definitely a nice international addition to any serious Elvis vinyl collection. The stamped matrix numbers are: RPRM-5276 1S and RPRM-5277 1S.
Value: 225 - 275 US$

LS-061251               Session Talk

This non-music LP is a fan club release from sweden. It was only given to the visitors of a 1992 fan club meeting. Side 1 features about 20 minutes of conversation between Elvis and his musicians, while recording in the studio from 1954 to 1973. Side 2 features an 11 minute conversation between Elvis and the film directors from Elvis On Tour. This is the unnumbered cream colored edition.
Value: 40 - 50 US$

LS-061251               Session Talk

Same record and contents as above, but this is the numbered edition with the white cover. The entire production was strictly limited to just 500 copies. 250 unnumbered copies, wich were packed in a cream colored cover and 250 numbered copies, which came with this white cover. 
Value: 60 - 75 US$

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