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WLV 82086LP
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Wax Love presents a reissue of Elvis Presley's Elvis' Christmas Album, originally released in 1958. Since its original release, this classic Christmas album from Elvis Presley has sold more than 15 million copies. His third full length album, Elvis' Christmas Album was recorded in Hollywood, and includes the Lieber and Stoller classic "Santa Claus Is Back In Town", as well as several gospel songs and Christmas standards. A perfect gift for this holiday season.
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WLV 82085LP
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Wax Love presents a reissue of Elvis Presley's Elvis' Golden Records, originally issued in 1958. Collecting eight number one A-sides and five B-sides, this classic set compiles Elvis' 1956-1957 hits into one place. Elvis' Golden Records is widely regarded as the first greatest hits collection in rock and roll history. If one is looking for one place to get all of the classic Elvis hits of the early rock and roll era, this is the place.
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WLV 82093LP
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Wax Love present a reissue of Elvis Presley's Elvis, originally released in 1956. The very first rock and roll album to reach #1 on the charts and sell over a million copies, Elvis's debut LP is a classic piece of American music history, from the iconic cover to the unforgettable track listing. Recorded in Nashville, New York, and at the legendary Sun Studios in Memphis, this is The King's most famous moment, a debut LP that changed the course of music history.
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WLV 82056LP
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Wax Love present a reissue of Elvis Presley's Girls! Girls! Girls!, originally released in 1962. Girls! Girls! Girls! is one of Elvis's three films set it Hawaii and came out near the peak of his post-Army film career. Featuring the legendary single "Return To Sender", Girls! Girls! Girls! is one of the better 1960s Elvis soundtracks and an essential piece to any collection of the King.
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WLV 82038LP
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Wax Love present The King As Seen On TV! a collection of Elvis Presley TV appearances in 1957. In his first nationally televised appearance, on the big band leaders Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey's TV variety show, Elvis Presley shocked the country with his sultry and sensational version of all-time classics like "Heartbreak Hotel" and "Blue Suede Shoes". And, although the Dorsey Brothers Show might have been his first national appearance, it was the legendary Ed Sullivan performance that truly put him on the map, so to speak.
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WLV 82024LP
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This collection is where it all began, at 706 Union Ave in Memphis, Tennessee, otherwise known as Sam Phillips's legendary Sun Studios. Famously Elvis Presley walked in the door there in 1953 to record an acetate for his mother, Phillips took down his name for future reference/possible label signing and the rest, as they say, is history. Pressed into the wax on this LP are 20 of the most legendary performances in rockabilly/country/rock and roll history. An absolutely essential collection and possibly the greatest recordings of the King's storied 20+ year career.
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DOP 8013LP
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Doxy present a picture disc reissue of Elvis Presley's self-titled debut album, originally released in 1956. The very first rock and roll album to reach #1 on the charts and sell over a million copies, Elvis's debut LP is a classic piece of American music history, from the iconic cover to the unforgettable track listing. Recorded in Nashville, New York, and at the legendary Sun Studios in Memphis, this is the king's most famous moment. A debut LP that changed the course of music history.
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RUM 2011105LP
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Originally released in October 1956, a mere half-year after the immortal debut (RUM 2011104LP), Elvis is every bit as iconic as its predecessor. Recorded in early September in Hollywood, The King was in top form, mixing up tracks from Lieber & Stoller, blues legend Arthur Crudup, and country heroes Red Foley, Chet Atkins, and Webb Pierce, as only Elvis could do. A true American hero back in print on Rumble.
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RUM 2011104LP
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The very first rock and roll album to reach #1 on the charts and sell over a million copies, Elvis's 1956 debut LP is a classic piece of American music history, from the iconic cover to the unforgettable track listing. Recorded in Nashville, New York, and at the legendary Sun Studios in Memphis, this is THE KING's most famous moment, a debut LP that changed the course of music history.
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RUM 2011106LP
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A compilation of The King's mid-'50s classics, originally released in 1958. Elvis' Golden Records is perhaps the most recognizable track listing in the history of rock and roll, from "Hound Dog" to "Heartbreak Hotel" to "Don't Be Cruel." This compilation of game-changing rock and roll is as essential as it gets.
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RUM 2011040LP
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The initial reaction to the release of this album was unbelievably one of controversy. Irving Berlin was actually horrified that his "White Christmas" was being sullied by the "vulgar kid with the gyrating pelvis," and many others agreed. The year was 1957 and Elvis Presley was still young (just 22) and dangerous, Jailhouse Rock had just hit the box office and his "Hound Dog/Don't Be Cruel" single was still at the top of the charts. But despite his status as the ultimate rebel, Elvis actually managed to deliver pretty convincing versions of these Christmas classics, so much so that although Irving Berlin may still be rolling over in his grave, the album itself has taken its place as one of the best-known and loved Christmas albums of all time. Features nine bonus tracks, all recorded in 1957. 140 gram LP special edition pressed on clear red vinyl.
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FRY 021EP
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Rockabilly, R&B or soul -- no matter what your bag, the one and only Elvis Presley has enough power, presence and panache to offer something for everyone, and here are two alternate takes from Elvis soundtracks, GI Blues and King Creole. "Pocketful of Rainbows" is a more dancefloor-friendly take with a stronger rhythm section, which was aching for 45 release, while on the flip we have an alternate take of "Crawfish" with Jean "Kitty" Bilbrew matching Elvis in the mix.
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