RCA-2704               Good Luck Charm

British single gold award for the 1977 canadian single wich was sold in large quantities within Europe and especially in England. The award was probably presented in late 1977 or early 1978. With engraved plaque reading: `Presented In Recognition Of Sales Within The United Kingdom´. Displayed in a heavy metal frame on dark red satin, such an item becomes an eyecatcher in every serious Elvis collection or on display at your office.
Value: 250 - 300 US$

PB-11110                It´s Now Or Never

British single gold award for the 1977 U.S. single wich was originally included in a box set and sold in large quantities within Europe and especially in England. The award was probably presented in late 1977 or early `78. With engraved plaque reading: `Presented In Recognition Of Sales Within The United Kingdom´. Displayed in a heavy metal frame on red satin, such an unique item becomes an eyecatcher in every serious Elvis collection or on display at your office.
Value: 200 - 250 US$

This very rare double-sided 12” acetate is dated 11/21/75 on Side 1 and 11/20/75 on Side 2. Joan Deary, the producer of this album, approved Side 1 by her signature on 11/24/75. There are at least two other editions of this acetate known to exist. The first acetate is dated 11/7/75 and the third 11/26/75. This means, that this acetate is not the final edition (at least Side 2). I couldn’t find out what Joan Deary misliked while listening to the acetate, but maybe it was some sound problems on Side 2. The contents are identical with the final album.
Value: 400 - 500 US$

No Number             Acetate from King Creole

Double-sided 10” acetate. This unique disc was cut around 1958 by RCA Victor. There are no recording informations given on the blank white label. The disc was manufactured by Audiodisc, N.Y. Side 1 features an instrumental version of Muskrat Ramble. This rare version from the movie can´t be found on any other known release around the world! Side 2 has a version of `As Long As I Have You´ wich sounds like the RCA master, but has a person starting the taping with 1,2,3,4....! 
Value : 400 - 600 US$

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This single-sided ten inch acetate features a demonstration version of I Met Her Today, wich was written by Don Robertson and Hal Blair. The acetate is running at 78rpm and has a completely blank backside. Usually, only two demos had been made by Don for each song, one for the publisher and one remaining in Don’s own collection. It is Don Robertson who can be heared on this acetate, singing and playing the piano. Elvis recorded his version of I Met Her Today in October 1961 at the Studio B in Nashville, wich was first released on the album Elvis For Everyone.
Value: 100 - 150 US$

LM8P-5255             Radio Spot Announcements

Double-sided 12” LP, released and sent to radio stations in 1960 by 20th Century Fox to promote Elvis´ sixth movie `Flaming Star´.  It features seven `Northern´ and seven `Southern´ radio spots in 60, 30, 20 and 10 seconds length. Only the song `Flaming Star´ can be heared throughout the spots. The needle stops after each spot and has to be lifted onto the next, so the DJs couldn´t slip into the following take. Covers had not been made. Produced in very limited quantities, you can imagine how rare this is today.
Value: 350 - 450 US$

Paramount              Radio Spot Announcements

Single-sided 10” LP, released and sent to radio stations by Paramount Pictures to promote Elvis´ 1966 movie `Paradise, Hawaiian Style´. The LP features 7 different spots in 60, 30 and 10 seconds length, with several songs from the movie. The needle stops after each spot and has to be lifted onto the next, so the DJ couldn´t slip into the following take. Disc has blank backside with plain white label. Covers had not been made. Produced in very limited quantities, you can imagine how rare this is today.
Value: 275 - 350 US$

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