Elvis Presley Vinyl Records | Elvis Vinyl

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Track Listing:
1. Heartbreak Hotel
2. Love Me
3. Don't Be Cruel
4. Hound Dog
5. Love Me tender
6. All Shook Up
7. (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear
8. Jailhouse Rock
9. Wear My Ring Around Your Neck
10. A Big Hunk
11. Stuck On You
12. It's Now or Never
13. Are You Lonesome Tonight
14. Surrender
15. (Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame
16. Little Sister
17. Can't Help Falling In Love
18. Good Luck Charm
19. She's Not You
20. Return To Sender
21. (You're The) Devil In Disguise
22. Crying In The Chapel
23. In The Ghetto
24. Suspicious Minds  

50 of Elvis Presley's greatest hits in one heavyweight triple LP package on 180 gram audiophile vinyl, completed with a stylish black and white info sheet. Covering all the hits from 1954's 'That's All Right' up until 'Way Down' in 1977.

Track Listing:

1 That's All Right 1:58
2 Mystery Train 2:24
3 Heartbreak Hotel 2:11
4 Blue Suede Shoes 2:00
5 Lawdy, Miss Clawdy 2:07
6 Hound Dog 2:14
7 Don't Be Cruel 2:02
8 Love Me Tender 2:41
9 Too Much 2:33

1 All Shook Up 2:00
2 (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear 1:48
3 (Let's Have A) Party 1:26
4 Loving You 2:12
5 Jailhouse Rock 2:25
6 Don't 2:49
7 Trouble 2:16
8 Wear My Ring Around Your Neck 2:16
9 King Creole 2:08

1 Wooden Heart 1:58
2 Surrender 1:51
3 (Marie's The Name Of) His Latest Flame 2:10
4 Can't Help Falling In Love 3:01
5 Good Luck Charm 2:26
6 She's Not You 2:08
7 Return To Sender 2:09
8 (You're The) Devil In Disguise 2:23

1 Viva Las Vegas 2:24
2 Crying In The Chapel 2:23
3 Love Letters 2:50
4 Guitar Man 2:15
5 If I Can Dream 3:11
6 In The Ghetto 2:45
7 Suspicious Minds 4:29
8 Don't Cry Daddy 2:48

1 The Wonder Of You 2:35
2 I Just Can't Help Believin' 4:34
3 An American Trilogy 4:31
4 Burning Love 2:50
5 Always On My Mind 3:41
6 Suspicion 2:34
7 Moody Blue 2:50
8 Way Down 2:37

50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can't Be Wrong (Elvis' Gold Records Volume 2) was originally released back in 1959. In the two years that Elvis had by then spent in the army, the world of Rock'n'Roll had changed dramatically; Buddy Holly and Richie Valens had died in a plane crash, Little Richard had quit, Jerry Lee Lewis and Chuck Berry had fallen from grace and Jimi Hendrix bought his first electric guitar. This album was meant as a pacifier for Elvis' fans in the two year hiatus he would be unable to record any new songs. It worked; after Elvis' return he was more popular than ever, which proved that all his fans had, indeed, been right all along.

This release also contains a number of songs Elvis recorded for his Christmas album and a number of in-demand movie songs, totaling ten extra songs on this Music On Vinyl 180 grams audiophile vinyl!

Track Listing:
1. I Need Your Love Tonight
2. Don't
3. Wear My Ring Around My Neck
4. My Wish Came True
5. I Got Stung
6. One Night
7. A Big Hunk O' Love
8. I Beg Of You
9. (Now And Then There's ) A Fool Such As I
10. Doncha' Think It's Time

Music on Vinyl now rereleases this classic on 180-grams audiophile vinyl and in a beautiful gatefold sleeve.

Track Listing:

1. Blue Moon Of Kentucky
2. Milkcow Blues Boogie
3. Baby, Let's Play House
4. I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine
5. Tutti Frutti
6. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Cry (Over You)
7. I Got A Woman

1. Good Rockin' Tonight
2. Is It So Strange
3. We're Gonna Move
4. Blue Moon
5. Just Because
6. One-Sided Love Affair
7. Let Me

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Track Listing:
1. Blue Moon of Kentucky Monroe 2:05
2. Young and Beautiful Schroeder, Silver 2:07
3. (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care
4. Milk Cow Blues Arnold 2:38
5. Baby Let's Play House Gunter 2:18
6. Good Rockin' Tonight Brown 2:12
7. Is It So Strange Young 2:32
8. We're Gonna Move Matson, Presley 2:31
9. I Want to Be Free Leiber, Stoller 2:16
10. I Forgot to Remember to Forget 2:27

Elvis Presley became a film star in 1956, and would go on to appear in a total of 33 feature films in a span of 14 years. The accompanying soundtracks are fan-sought rarities, but 8 of these albums will be available again this time in remastered sound. These 8 are among the best Elvis LP's recorded for his feature movies.

Music on Vinyl will release 8 classic Elvis soundtracks (a genre of their own) in 2 batches.

In July you will see:

ELVIS PRESLEY CLAMBAKE
ELVIS PRESLEY FRANKIE & JOHNNY
ELVIS PRESLEY FUN IN ACAPULCO
ELVIS PRESLEY ROUSTABOUT

In August these 4 LP's will see the light:

ELVIS PRESLEY - VIVA LAS VEGAS
ELVIS PRESLEY - G.I. BLUES
ELVIS PRESLEY GIRL HAPPY
ELVIS PRESLEY GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS!

* 180 grams audiophile vinyl
* Remastered audio

Track Listing:

1 Guitar Man (2:15)
2 Clambake (2:35)
3 Who Needs Money? (3:15)
4 A House That Has Everything (2:13)
5 Confidence (2:32)
6 Hey, Hey, Hey (2:29)

Country Christmas - Loretta Lynn Santa Claus Is Coming To Town - George Strait
I'll Be Home For Christmas - Elvis Presley
Rudolph - Gene Autry
Jingle Bells - Willie Nelson
Santa's Gonna Come In A Stagecoach - Buck Owens
If We Make It Through December - Merle Haggard
Pretty Paper - Roy Orbison
Christmas Prayer - Marty Robbins
Mr. And Mrs. Claus - George Jones & Tammy Wynette
Christmas Time's A Coming - Bill Monroe Carols Those Kids Used To Sing - Statler Brothers
Away In The Manger - Reba McEntire
Tennessee Christmas - Alabama
Old Toy Trains - Roger Miller
I Can't Have A Merry Christmas Without You - Jerry Lee Lewis
An Old Christmas Card - Jim Reeves
Blue Christmas - Elvis Presley

LP 2

Christmas Boogie -Davis Sisters
Jingle Bell Rock - Chet Atkins
Christmas In My Home Town - Charley Pride
One Happy Christmas - Tammy Wynette
I'll Be Walkin' The Floor This Christmas - Ernest Tubb
Blue Christmas Lights - Buck Owens
Christmas Time In The Valley - Freddy Fender
The Friendly Beasts - The Louvin Brothers
Santa Looked A Lot Like Daddy - Buck Owens
Santa Claus Is Back In Town - Dwight Yoakam
It Won't Seem Like Christmas - Loretta Lynn
What A Merry Christmas This Could Be - Willie Nelson
If Every Day Was Like Christmas - Elvis Presley
It Came Upon The Midnight Clear - The Louvin Brothers
Here Comes Santa Claus - Gene Autry
Truckin' Trees For Christmas - Red Simpson
When It's Christmas Time In Texas - George Strait
Santa! Don't Pass Me By - Freddy Fender

LP 3

Nuttin' For Christmas - Homer and Jethro
Reindeer Boogie - Hank Snow
It's Christmas - Ronnie Milsap
My Mom And Santa Claus - George Jones
White Christmas - Tammy Wynette
Little Drummer Boy - Johnny Cash
Christmas In Dixie - Alabama
Let It Snow - Charley Pride
C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A-S - Eddy Arnold
Lonely Christmas Call - Mickey Gilley
Hard Candy Christmas - Dolly Parton
Winter Wonderland - Chet Atkins
Goin' Home For Christmas - Merle Haggard
Silent Night - Reba McEntire

Elvis Aaron Presley was born during the great depression into a poor family in Mississippi. They moved to Memphis during the early '50s, and as a struggling young truck driver, he cut some demos at Sun Studios as a gift for his beloved mother Gladys. These initial songs, of which he had only paid a few dollars to record, would become the catalyst that would kick-start the career of a soon to be worldwide superstar unlike the world has ever known.

Elvis had the amazing ability to sing both R&B and country simultaneously. This with the persona and choreography of a Hollywood movie star on stage, the young Elvis Presley was soon touring, and over the year achieved a number of regional hit singles, electrifying audiences into frenzies wherever he performed.

The folks at RCA Victor knew that this young fellow named Elvis was destined for superstardom. They quickly bought out his contract and signed the legend to a long term deal, and his first RCA single "Heartbreak Hotel" forever etched 'The King Of Rock And Roll' trademark to his name. In 1956 after a chart topping debut LP, his second smash #1 album simply called Elvis truly proved once again that his career was unlike any other in music history.

Filled with more energy than a fireball, the Elvis album took off with the Little Richard classic rocker "Rip It Up." Another chart topping single followed with the much revered "Love Me," a song which he would perform well into the '70s. The album also featured more smash hits like the Otis Blackwell/Elvis Presley rocker "Paralyzed," a blues belter Arthur Crudup revisit with Elvis interpretation of "So Glad Youre Mine," and Red Foleys tender ballad about mans best friend "Old Shep." In total, the album showcases twelve important Elvis Presley recordings which have truly stood the test of time.

In honor of the Man, the Music, the Legend, the 'King Of Rock And Roll', Friday Music is very proud and honored to announce the first time 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl release of the RCA Victor classic Elvis by Elvis Presley. As a first installment in their exciting Elvis Presley 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl Series, they are very pleased to present this masterwork in all its high fidelity glory.

Mastered impeccably from the original monophonic RCA Victor Records tapes by Joe Reagoso at Friday Music Studios with Kevin Gray and manufactured at R.T.I., this brilliant album will be a much anticipated audiophile dream release for Elvis fans everywhere! For this exclusive presentation, Friday Music is also including the first time ever gatefold artwork which includes the groundbreaking original LP cover elements as well as more rare visuals from this historic Elvis era. They are also enclosing a poly bag to protect your album cover and poly lined inner sleeve to help keep your vinyl in mint shape.

Track Listing:
1. Rip It Up
2. Love Me
3. When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold
4. Long Tall Sally
5. First In Line
6. Paralyzed
7. So Glad Youre Mine
8. Old Shep
9. Ready Teddy
10. Anyplace Is Paradise
11. Hows The World Treating You
12. How Do You Think I Feel

1. Heartbreak Hotel (2:11)
2. All Shook Up (1:58)
3. Don't Be Cruel (2:04)
4. Hound Dog (2:18)
5. Too Much (2:35)
6. (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear (1:49)
7. Love Me Tender (2:44)

LP 1 Side 2

1. Jailhouse Rock (2:29)
2. Don't (2:50)
3. Hard Headed Woman (1:57)
4. One Night (2:32)
5. (Now And Then There's) A Fool Such As I (2:41)
6. A Big Hunk Of Love (2:06)
7. Love Me (2:46)

LP 2 Side 1

1. It's Now Or Never (3:15)
2. I Got Stung (1:51)
3. Are You Lonesome Tonight? (3:08)
4. Soldier Boy (3:06)
5. I Got A Woman (2:27)
6. Stuck On You (2:15)
7. Blue Suede Shoes (2:01)

LP 2 Side 2

1. Blue Moon Of Kentucky (2:05)
2. That's All Right (1:58)
3. Mystery Train (2:26)
4. Such A Night (3:01)
5. Good Rockin' Tonight (2:15)
6. King Creole (2:09)
7. I Need Your Love Tonight (2:06)

During the King's artistically unproductive period of military service, no costs or efforts were spared and no consolatory promises of things to come were left unsaid by the management in order to keep Elvis alive and well in the minds of his vast circle of fans. At last the great coup was landed: Elvis Is Back was what everyone was waiting to hear and American radio and television broadcasting stations made a gigantic medial feast of it. With the ink scarcely dry on his demobilization papers, Elvis entered the studio in March 1960 and recorded a whole series of numbers which later became worldwide hits, such as 'Are You Lonesome Tonight' and 'It's Now Or Never.' Released as singles, these tender ballads created a sensation, while the LP with numbers such as 'Dirty, Dirty Feeling,' 'Like A Baby' and 'The Thrill Of Your Love' underlined Elvis' enhanced qualities as a rock, blues and gospel singer. That his voice - despite everyone's fears - had lost nothing of its erotic thrill is more than amply demonstrated in his rendering of 'Fever' alone, which is accompanied merely by bass and percussion.

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Track Listing:
1. Make Me Know
2. Fever
3. The Girl of My Best Friend
4. I Will Be Home Again
5. Dirty, Dirty Feeling
6. The Thrill of Your Love
7. Soldier Boy
8. Such a Night
9. It Feels So Right
10. The Girl Next Door
11. Like a Baby
12. Reconsider Baby

Mastered By George Marino at Sterling Sound.

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Track Listing:
1. Make Me Know
2. Fever
3. The Girl of My Best Friend
4. I Will Be Home Again
5. Dirty, Dirty Feeling
6. The Thrill of Your Love
7. Soldier Boy
8. Such a Night
9. It Feels So Right
10. The Girl Next Door
11. Like a Baby
12. Reconsider Baby

This is the debut album of Elvis Presley, recorded in 1954, 1955 and 1956, the year that saw the beginning of the Elvis hype.

The album spent ten weeks at #1 on the Billboard Top Pop Albums chart in 1956, the first rock 'n' roll album ever to make it to the top of the charts. It also has the distinction of being the first million-selling rock 'n' roll album.

The design of the sleeve was cited by The Clash for the front of their 1979 album 'London Calling'

Track Listing:
1. Heartbreak Hotel (2:08)
2. I was the one (2:35)
3. Blue Suede Shoes (2:00)
4. I'm Counting On You (2:24)
5. I Got A Woman (2:25)
6. One-Sided Love Affair (2:09)
7. I Love You Because (2:42)
8. Just Because (2:32)
9. Tutti Frutti (1:57)
10. Trying To Get To You (2:31)
11. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Cry (Over You) (2:01)
12. I'll Never Let You Go (Little Darlin') (2:24)
13. Blue Moon (2:40)
14. Money Honey (2:34)
15. Shake, Rattle And Roll (2:28)
16. My Baby Left Me (2:12)
17. Lawdy, Miss Clawdy (2:08)
18. I Want You, I Need You, I Love you (2:40)

Legacy Recordings has gone to great lengths to present this classic album exactly the way it was originally intended, with all the warmth and nuance that only vinyl can offer!

Track Listing:
1. Blue Suede Shoes
2. I'm Counting on You
3. I Got A Woman
4. One-Sided Love Affair
5. I Love You Because
6. Just Because
7. Tutti Frutti
8. Trying to Get to You
9. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Cry (Over You)
10. I'll Never Let You Go (Lil' Darlin')
11. Blue Moon
12. Money Honey

1. It's Now Or Never
2. Stuck On You
3. Fame And Fortune
4. I Gotta Know
5. Surrender
6. I Feel So Bad
7. Are You Lonesome Tonight?
8. His Latest Flame
9. Little Sister

Side Two

1. Good Luck Charm
2. Anything That's Part Of You
3. She's Not You
4. Wild In The Country
5. Wooden Heart
6. The Girl Of My Best Friend
7. Follow That Dream
8. King Of The Whole Wide World
9. Can't Help Falling In Love

1. Return To Sender
2. Rock-A-Hula Baby
3. Love Letters
4. Bossa Nova Baby
5. Witchcraft
6. Kissin' Cousins
7. It Hurts Me
8. Viva Las Vegas
9. What'd I Say

Side Two

1. Please Don't Drag That String Around
2. Indescribably Blue
3. (You're The) Devil In Disguise
4. Lonely Man
5. A Mess Of Blues
6. Ask Me
7. Ain't That Loving You Baby
8. Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello
9. Crying In The Chapel

1. Suspicious Minds
2. Kentucky Rain
3. In The Ghetto
4. Clean Up Your Own Back Yard
5. Burning Love
6. If You Talk In Your Sleep
7. For The Heart
8. Moody Blue

Side Two

1. Way Down
2. Big Boss Man
3. Guitar Man
4. U.S. Male
5. You Don't Have To Say You Love Me
6. Edge Of Reality
7. Memories
8. If I Can Dream

Along with A Date With Elvis, For LP Fans Only is one of the most important special productions of the young King of Rock 'n' Roll. Because Elvis had been conscripted into the US Army, no new recordings could take place, and so record producers delved deep into the sound archives and dug out a few singles from his Sun Records days, mixed them with a couple of early RCA songs and a number from the Love Me Tender soundtrack, and, presto! a new Elvis LP was born. The overwhelming success of this album is not solely confined to the stylistic homogeneity of this collection of fresh, youthful songs. Far more, it's because for many fans the record offered the only substitution for the highly coveted but rare original singles That's All Right, Mystery Train and My Baby Left Me.

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Track Listing:
1. That's All Right
2. Lawdy, Miss Clawdy
3. Mystery Train
4. Playing For Keeps
5. Poor Boy
6. My Baby Left Me
7. I Was The One
8. Shake, Rattle And Roll
9. I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone
10. You're A Heartbreaker

Elvis Presley became a film star in 1956, and would go on to appear in a total of 33 feature films in a span of 14 years. The accompanying soundtracks are fan-sought rarities, but 8 of these albums will be available again this time in remastered sound. These 8 are among the best Elvis LP's recorded for his feature movies.

Track Listing:

Side 2

1 Beginner's Luck
2 Down By The Riverside and When The Saints Go Marching In
3 Shout It Out
4 Hard Luck
5 Please Don't Stop Loving Me
6 Everybody Come Aboard

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Track Listing:
1. Wearin' that Loved Look
2. Only the Strong Survive
3. I'll Hold You in My Heart
4. Long Black Limousine
5. It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin'
6. I'm Movin On
7. Power of My Love
8. Gentle on My Mind
9. After Loving You
10. True Love Travels on a Gravel Road
11. Any Day Now
12. In the Ghetto

Motivated by his early influences in country, rhythm and blues, and the latest music trend in Memphis being gospel and soul, Presley chose to record these songs at the Memphis-based American Sound Studio.

Music on Vinyl now rereleases this classic on 180-grams audiophile vinyl.

Track Listing:
1. Wearin' that Loved Look
2. Only the Strong Survive
3. I'll Hold You in My Heart
4. Long Black Limousine
5. It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin'
6. I'm Movin On
7. Power of My Love
8. Gentle on My Mind
9. After Loving You
10. True Love Travels on a Gravel Road
11. Any Day Now
12. In the Ghetto

Elvis Presley became a film star in 1956, and would go on to appear in a total of 33 feature films in a span of 14 years. The accompanying soundtracks are fan-sought rarities (both on CD or LP), but 8 of these albums will be available again this time in remastered sound. These 8 are among the best Elvis LP's recorded for his feature movies.

Track Listing:

1 (There's) No Room To Rhumba In A Sports Car
2 I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here (Take 1)
3 Bossa Nova Baby
4 You Can't Say No In Acapulco
5 Guadalajara
6 Love Me Tonight
7 Slowly But Surely

Elvis Presley became a film star in 1956, and would go on to appear in a total of 33 feature films in a span of 14 years. The accompanying soundtracks are fan-sought rarities (both on CD or LP), but 8 of these albums will be available again this time in remastered sound. These 8 are among the best Elvis LP's recorded for his feature movies.

Track Listing:

Elvis Presley became a film star in 1956, and would go on to appear in a total of 33 feature films in a span of 14 years. The accompanying soundtracks are fan-sought rarities (both on CD or LP), but 8 of these albums will be available again this time in remastered sound. These 8 are among the best Elvis LP's recorded for his feature movies.

Track Listing:
1. Girl Happy
2. Spring Fever
3. Fort Lauderdale Chamber Of Commerce
4. Startin' Tonight
5. Wolf Call
6. Do Not Disturb
7. Cross My Heart And Hope To Die
8. The Meanest Girl In Town
9. Do The Clam
10. Puppet On A String
11. I've Got To Find My Baby
12. You'll Be Gone

Elvis Presley became a film star in 1956, and would go on to appear in a total of 33 feature films in a span of 14 years. The accompanying soundtracks are fan-sought rarities (both on CD or LP), but 8 of these albums will be available again this time in remastered sound. These 8 are among the best Elvis LP's recorded for his feature movies.

Track Listing:

1. Girls! Girls! Girls!

Mastered by Kevin Gray

This is a dual speed, 12 inch at 150 gram, 33 1/3 RPM on the A side and 45 RPM on the B side. Released in the fall of 1957 as a 7'' single, backed with ''Treat Me Nice'' and was Number One on the U.S. Chart for seven weeks. This is the first time this is available on 12'' vinyl in this format. It's Elvis Presley sounding better than ever and is sure to generate great interest from collectors, as well as Elvis fans and music lovers.

On Jailhouse Rock, ''taken from the original soundtrack of the movie, Elvis sings all five of the songs which were written especially for the film. There is the throbbing title song, Jailhouse Rock, which opens the album, followed by Young and Beautiful, I Want to Be Free, Don't Leave Me Now, and Baby I Don't Care... all in the inimitable style of this exceptional young singer and actor, Elvis Presley.'' - from original liner notes

Track Listing:
Side A - 33 1/3rpm:
1. Jailhouse Rock
2. Young and Beautiful
3. I Want to Be Free
4. Don't Leave Me Now
5. (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care

Side B - 45rpm:
1. Jailhouse Rock
2. Young and Beautiful
3. I Want to Be Free
4. Don't Leave Me Now
5. (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care

Not that anyone cared, of course; this collection of hits ("Teddy Bear"), covers ("Blueberry Hill," "Mean Woman Blues"), and lesser-known treasures ("Party," "I Need You So") topped the charts for 10 weeks running in 1957.

A thoroughly enjoyable document of Presley in his pre-Army prime.

Track Listing:
1. Mean Woman Blues
2. (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear
3. Loving You
4. Got A Lot O’ Livin’ To Do!
5. Lonesome Cowboy
6. Hot Dog
7. Party
8. Blueberry Hill
9. True Love
10. Don’t Leave Me Now
11. Have I Told You Lately That
12. I Love You
13. I Need You So

Elvis had the unmatchable skill of combining his vocals to resemble both R&B and country. This with the persona and choreography of a Hollywood movie star on stage, the young Elvis Presley was soon touring, and over the year achieved a number of regional hit singles, electrifying audiences into frenzies wherever he performed.

The folks at RCA Victor knew that this young fellow named Elvis was destined for superstardom. They quickly bought out his contract and signed the legend to a long term deal, and his first RCA single "Heartbreak Hotel" forever etched “The King Of Rock And Roll” trademark to his name.

In 1957 after two chart topping albums and a bevy of #1 singles, more incredible fame followed as the Loving You movie starring Elvis Presley became a box office smash. The soundtrack album also was a blockbuster as it topped the charts for over two months, making this his third smash #1 album. Loving You truly proved once again that his career was unlike any other in music history.

Filled with more hits than a jukebox, the Loving You album takes off with two smashes in a row, the classic rocker "Mean Woman Blues" and the chart topping single "(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear." More soundtrack treasures follow with the beautiful ballad "Loving You" and the rockin’ "Party," which truly made the album a treasure trove of hits that seem like a Greatest Hits collection. The album also features a nice helping of solid interpretations of Elvis’ own favorites like the Fats Domino classic "Blueberry Hill" and the timeless Cole Porter hit "True Love." In total, the album showcases twelve important Elvis Presley recordings which have truly gone on to become international classics.

In honor of the man, the music, the legend, the King Of Rock And Roll, Friday Music is very proud and honored to announce the first time 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl release of the RCA Victor classic Loving You by Elvis Presley. As a second installment in their exciting Elvis Presley 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl Series, they are very pleased to present this masterwork in all its high fidelity glory. Mastered impeccably from the original monophonic RCA Victor Records tapes by Joe Reagoso at Friday Music Studios with Kevin Gray and manufactured at R.T.I., this edition of Loving You will be a much anticipated audiophile dream release for Elvis fans everywhere!

For this exclusive presentation, Friday is also including the first time ever gatefold artwork which includes the groundbreaking original LP cover elements as well as more rare visuals from this historic Elvis Presley movie and platinum plus soundtrack. Also enclosed is a poly bag to protect your album cover and poly lined inner sleeve to help keep your Elvis vinyl in mint shape. An audiophile vinyl dream come true!

Track Listing:
1. Mean Woman Blues
2. (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear
3. Loving You
4. Got A Lot O’ Livin’ To Do!
5. Lonesome Cowboy
6. Hot Dog
7. Party
8. Blueberry Hill
9. True Love
10. Don’t Leave Me Now
11. Have I Told You Lately That
12. I Love You
13. I Need You So

Collection Of Cool Rockabilly Classics On 2 LPs, 180 Gram

Track Listing:
LP 1

1. The Train Kept A Rollin'- Johnny Burnette
2. Blue Suede Shoes- Roy Hall
3. One Cup Of Coffee- Glen Glenn
4. One Hand Loose- Charlie Feathers
5. Mystery Train- Elvis Presley
6. Brand New Cadillac- Vince Taylor
7. Rakin' & Scrapin'- Dean Beard
8. Jungle Rock- Hank Mizell
9. Duck Tail- Joe Clay
10. Rock With Me Baby- Billy Lee Riley
11. The Shape I'm In- Johnny Restivo
12. Ooby Dooby- Roy Orbison
13. Didi Didi- Johnny Garner
14. Hang Loose- Tommy Spurlin
15. Rock Billy Boogie- Johnny Burnette & The Rock 'n' Roll Trio
16. Ubangi Stomp- Warren Smith

LP 2

1. Blue Moon Of Kentucky- Elvis Presley
2. Little Bit More- Sleepy La Beef
3. I'm So Lonely- Bill Flagg
4. Comin' Or Goin'- Holey Duvall
5. Three Alley Cats- Roy Hall
6. Pink Cadillac- Johnny Todd
7. Black Cadillac- Joyce Green
8. Pretty Bad Blues- Ronnie Self
9. Matchbox- Carl Perkins
10. Flip Flop Mama- Eddie Bond And The Stompers
11. That Long Black Train- Franklin Stewart
12. Only Teenagers Allowed- Jackie Walker
13. That's All Right- Elvis Presley
14. Bird Dog- Don Woody
15. Leroy- Jack Scott
16. So Long, Good Luck And Goodbye- Weldon Rogers

Elvis Presley became a film star in 1956, and would go on to appear in a total of 33 feature films in a span of 14 years. The accompanying soundtracks are fan-sought rarities, but 8 of these albums will be available again this time in remastered sound. These 8 are among the best Elvis LP's recorded for his feature movies. Music on Vinyl will release 8 classic Elvis soundtracks (a genre of their own) in 2 batches.

In July you will see:

ELVIS PRESLEY CLAMBAKE
ELVIS PRESLEY FRANKIE & JOHNNY
ELVIS PRESLEY FUN IN ACAPULCO
ELVIS PRESLEY ROUSTABOUT

In August these 4 LP's will see the light:

ELVIS PRESLEY - VIVA LAS VEGAS
ELVIS PRESLEY - G.I. BLUES
ELVIS PRESLEY GIRL HAPPY
ELVIS PRESLEY GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS!

* 180 grams audiophile vinyl
* Remastered audio


Track Listing:
1 Roustabout (1:56)
2 Little Egypt (2:15)
3 Poison Ivy League (2:02)
4 Hard Knocks (1:42)
5 It's A Wonderful World (1:48)

1 Big Love, Big Heartache (1:57)
2 One Track Heart (2:15)
3 It's Carnival Time (1:32)
4 Carny Town (1:09)
5 There's A Brand New Day On The Horizon (2:00)
6 Wheels On My Heels (1:19)

LP 2
1. Don't Ask Me Why
2. Lover Doll
3. Crawfish
4. Young Dreams
5. Steadfast, Loyal And True
6. New Orleans
7. Tonight Is So Right For Love
8. What's She Really Like
9. Frankfort Special
10. Wooden Heart
11. G.I. Blues
12. Pocketful Of Rainbows
13. Shoppin' Around
14. Big Boots
15. Didja' Ever
16. Blue Suede Shoes
17. Doin' The Best I Can
18. Stuck On You
19. It's Now Or Never
20. Are You Lonesome To-Night

Although it is not generally considered a soundtrack album, it accompanied the theatrical release of the documentary film of the same name.

Track Listing:
1. I Just Can't Help Believin' (4:34)
2. Twenty Days And Twenty Nights (3:15)
3. How The Web Was Woven (3:25)
4. Patch It Up (3:51)
5. Mary In The Morning (4:11)
6. You Don't Have To Say You Love Me (2:29)

1. You've Lost That Loving Feeling (4:22)
2. I've Lost You (3:30)
3. Just Pretend (4:02)
4. Stranger In The Crowd (3:46)
5. The Next Step Is Love (3:31)
6. Bridge Over Troubled Water (4:12)

"Elvis' five Sun singles pioneered the blend of R&B and C&W that would characterize rockabilly music. For quite a few scholars, they remain not only Elvis' best singles, but the best rock & roll ever recorded. Claiming that Elvis made blues acceptable for the white market is not the whole picture; the singles usually teamed blues covers with country and pop ones, all made into rock & roll (at this point a term that barely existed) with the pulsing beat, slap-back echo, and Elvis' soaring, frenetic vocals. "That's All Right Mama," "Blue Moon of Kentucky," "Good Rockin' Tonight," "Baby Let's Play House," and "Mystery Train" remain core early rock classics.

The singles sold well in the Memphis area immediately, and by 1955 were starting to sell well to country audiences throughout the South. Presley hit the road with a stage show that grew ever wilder and more provocative, Elvis' swiveling hips causing enormous controversy. The move to all-out rock was hastened by the addition of drums. The last Sun single, "I Forgot to Remember Forget"/"Mystery Train," hit #1 on the national country charts in late 1955. Presley was obviously a performer with superstar potential, attracting the interest of bigger labels and Colonel Tom Parker, who became Elvis' manager. In need of capital to expand the Sun label, Sam Phillips sold Presley's contract to RCA in late 1955 for $35,000; a bargain, when viewed in hindsight, but an astronomical sum at the time." - All Music

Track Listing:
Disc 1 - July/1954
1. That's All Right Mama
2. Blue Moon Of Kentucky

Disc 2 - September/1954
1. I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine
2. Good Rockin' Tonight

Disc 3 - December/1954
1. Milkcow Blues Boogie
2. You're A Heartbreaker

Disc 4 - March/1955
1. I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone
2. Baby Let's Play House

Disc 5 - July/1955
1. Mystery Train
2. I Forgot To Remember To Forget

1. White Christmas - Bing Crosby
2. Medley: Winter Wonderland/Sleigh Ride - Dolly Parton
3. The Little Drummer Boy - Harry Simeone Chorale
4. O' Little Town Of Bethlehem - Andre Previn
5. The Twelve Days Of Christmas - Roger Whittaker
6. Hark, The Herald Angels Sing - Nat King Cole
7. O Holy Night - Perry Como
8. The Christmas Song - The Carpenters
9. Medley: Carol Of The Bells/Deck The Halls With Boughs Of Holly - Robert Shaw Chorale
10. 'Twas The Night Before Christmas - Fred Waring And The Pennsylvanians
11. Here Comes Santa Claus - Elvis Presley
12. Santa's Beard - The Beach Boys 13. Christmas In My Home Town - Charley Pride
14. Away In A Manger - Ed Ames
15. Silent Night - Jim Reeves

LP 2

1. Home For The Holidays - Perry Como
2. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer - Gene Autry
3. Feliz Navidad - Jose Feliciano
4. Good King Wencelas - Morton Gould
5. Jingle Bell Rock - Bobby Helms
6. Medley: Here We Come-A-Caroling/O Tannenbaum/I Saw Three Ships
7. Ave Maria - Leontyne Price
8. Ding Dong Merrily On High
9. If Every Day Was Like Christmas - Elvis Presley
10. Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree - Brenda Lee
11. Santa Clau Is Coming To Town - Perry Como
12. Jingle Bells - Jim Reeves
13. What Child Is This? - Andre Previn
14. Adeste Fideles - Luciano Pavarotti

LP 3

1. I'll Be Home For Christmas - Perry Como
2. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen - Julie Andrews
3. Christmas In Dixie - Alabama
4. Do You Hear What I Hear? - Bing Crosby
5. Medley: Joy To The World/Angels We Have Heard On High - Robert Shaw Chorale
6. Blue Christmas - Glen Campbell
7. It Came Upon A Midnight Clear - Philadelphia Orchestra
8. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas - Judy Garland
9. Mary's Boy Child - Harry Belafonte
10. Rocking - Roger Whittaker
11. Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow - Lena Horne
12. The First Noel - Sergio Franchi
13. Silver Bells - Kate Smith
14. Holly Jolly Christmas - Burl Ives
15. It's Beginning To Look Like Christmas - Perry Como
16. We Wish You A Merry Christmas - Philadelphia Orchestra

"Before Elvis," said John Lennon, "There was nothing." After Elvis, the world looked and sounded different. With a swivel of his hips and the power of his voice, Elvis broke down barriers and shattered the status quo, revolutionizing the world of music, film and fashion, while signaling a seismic shift in gender, class, race and generational relationships.

This revolution continues with Viva Elvis, the album. This postmodern studio masterwork invokes the spirit and essence of Elvis from a contemporary perspective, while furthering the revolutionary impulses of Elvis' sound. Viva Elvis re-imagines the King's own vocal performances in a broad variety of new musical settings.

This new sound echoes Elvis' own versatility and ability to master all music genres, from Delta blues to rockabilly, from raw soul to gospel, from Southern folk to Vegas pop, while incorporating elements of garage rock, punk, urban and hip-hop. Viva Elvis is the result of a partnership with Cirque du Soleil, who also produced the Beatles Love.

Track Listing:
1. Opening
2. Blue Suede Shoes
3. That's All Right
4. Heartbreak Hotel
5. Love Me Tender
6. King Creole
7. Bossa Nova Baby
8. Burning Love
9. Memories
10. Can't Help Falling In Love
11. You'll Never Walk Alone - Piano Interlude
12. Suspicious Minds

VIVA ELVIS - THE ALBUM re-imagines the King's own vocal performances in a broad variety of new musical settings. This new sound echoes Elvis' own versatility and ability to master all music genres, from Delta blues to rockabilly, from raw soul to gospel, from Southern folk to Vegas pop, while incorporating elements of garage rock, punk, urban and hip-hop.

In celebration of all eras of Elvis' musical genius, VIVA ELVIS - THE ALBUM includes songs from Elvis' rise to fame in the '50s, his movie soundtracks, his triumphant return to the stage in the "'68 Special," and his ground-breaking appearances in Las Vegas. "Burning Love," "Suspicious Minds," "Blue Suede Shoes" and "It's Now or Never" are among the songs that have been re-imagined and transformed for VIVA ELVIS - THE ALBUM.

Track Listing:
1. Opening
2. Blue Suede Shoes
3. That's All Right
4. Heartbreak Hotel
5. Love Me Tender
6. King Creole
7. Bossa Nova Baby
8. Burning Love
9. Memories
10. Can't Help Falling In Love
11. You'll Never Walk Alone - Piano Interlude
12. Suspicious Minds

Elvis Presley became a film star in 1956, and would go on to appear in a total of 33 feature films in a span of 14 years. The accompanying soundtracks are fan-sought rarities (both on CD or LP), but 8 of these albums will be available again this time in remastered sound. These 8 are among the best Elvis LP's recorded for his feature movies.

Track Listing:
Side A:
1. Viva Las Vegas
2. What'd I Say
3. If You Think I Don't Need You
4. I Need Somebody To Lean On
5. C'Mon Everybody
6. Today, Tomorrow And Forever

Side B:
1. Night Life
2. Santa Lucia (from "Viva Las Vegas")
3. Do The Vega
4. You're The Boss
5. The Yellow Rose Of Texas/The Eyes Of Texas
6. The Lady Loves Me