Elvis CD & Vinyl
Fun Times Ahead
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That's
All Right * Blue Moon Of Kentucky * (US) SUN 209 (78/45) Released: July 19, 1954 * Recorded: Sun Studios, Memphis, July 5, 1954 |
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Label: Sun – 209 Format: Vinyl, 10", 78 RPM, Single, Limited Edition, Reissue, Clear Vinyl Country: Released: 2017 Matrix / Runout (Etched (A)): u-128-2
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Label: Sun – 209 Format: Vinyl, 10", 78 RPM, Deluxe Edition, Mono Country: US Released: 20 Jul 2024 Matrix number stamped- 282357x1 1913881 SUN 209 - 78RPM LIQUID VINYL 70th ANNIVERSARY RELEASE - only 125 copies worldwide! To celebrate the 70th Anniversary of Elvis’ historic first single release of Sun 209 ‘That’s All Right’/ ‘Blue Moon of Kentucky’ a very special and totally unique limited-edition release of the recording that changed Rock’n’Roll history will be out in the first week of July 2024. This special liquid vinyl version of Sun 209 10” playing at 78rpm is restricted to 125 copies worldwide. They contain a 2-colour liquid, nicely matching those notable SUN colours, that moves inside the vinyl. Each of these unique vinyls are handmade and take an hour to produce each one. They also have the original etched numbers included with the appropriate song sides and are by far the most remarkable SUN replica made. The labels are perfect (as the original) in size, accuracy and colour. The sound quality is excellent, featuring the original Sun recordings with the ‘dry’ ‘That’s All Right’ and pressed on heavy stock vinyl. This is a strictly Limited Edition of only 125 copies that will ever be produced and are only available through selected Elvis dealers. |
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Good Rockin' Tonight
* I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine * (US) SUN 210 (78/45) Released: October 4, 1954 * Recorded: Sun Studios, Memphis, September 12-16, 1954 |
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Label: Sun – 210 Format: Vinyl, 10", 78 RPM, Limited Edition, Reissue, Clear Vinyl Country: Europe Released: 2017 Record Company – Sun Record Company Clear Vinyl Matrix / Runout (Etched (A)): U 131-72 |
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After the release of the very first liquid vinyl record
earlier this year, That's All Right Mama, Sun 209, it is now
the turn of Sun 210: Good Rockin' Tonight / I Don't Care If
The Sun Don't Shine. Once again a unique release in the 10"
format, to be played at 78 RPM and strictly limited to a release
of only 125 copies worldwide! This record also features a two-color liquid that perfectly matches the signature SUN colors and moves within the vinyl. Each record is handcrafted and the production process for each copy takes an hour. These records are by far the most remarkable SUN replicas ever made, complete with the original etched numbers that correspond to the respective songs. The labels are perfectly reproduced in size, accuracy and color, just like the originals. This unique, strictly limited edition of only 125 copies is only available through selected Elvis dealers. Don't wait to order if you want to have this Sun 210! |
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Milkcow Blues Boogie * Brief History : This third release from Elvis Presley was recorded at the Memphis Recording Service, Memphis on December 18th, 1954. Elvis and Scotty Moore played guitar, while Bill Black played base. It is hard to believe that this new unique sound was created with only these 3 instruments. |
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Milkcow Blues Boogie / You're A Heartbreaker
Label: RCA Victor – 47-6382 Made By – RCA Victor Company, Ltd. Blue label w/ silver lettering Matrix / Runout: F2WW-8044 |
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Milkcow Blues Boogie / You're A Heartbreaker
Label: Sun – 215 Published By – Hi-Lo Music Matrix / Runout (Etched A): u-140-2 72 |
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