I skipped this one and have not regretted. There are very few shows that hold my attention from 1977.

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I was so suprised that i didnt know i has this original in my collection. :o


Nice copy. I have been looking for one of those to complete my White Top LP collection. How did you acquire it?

Speaking of White Top monaural LPs, anybody have a copy of "Pot ...

JohanD wrote: October 4th, 2025, 2:41 am I missed out on the first issue, so it would be nice to have this release on vinyl this time.

That is a nice way to obtain these titles without paying crazy prices. I bought them originally when they first came out so I lucked out.

I believe the one on Apple Music is an unreleased quad mix.

I didn't buy the original, as I've never really collected FTD vinyl. I did pick a few up out of curiosity, but I always considered them overpriced, and RCA pressings from back in the day have always held more appeal for me. They are the real pieces of history.

That said, I have been tempted by ...

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I was so suprised that i didnt know i has this original in my collection. :o


Nice copy. I have been looking for one of those to complete my White Top LP collection. How did you acquire it?

Speaking of White Top monaural LPs, anybody have a copy of "Pot Luck ...

Just had a chance to read through the whole thread and loving it. The Quad Mix video was very cool.

Just curious, Alexander, what is your take on the Quad 8 mix of Elvis Country?


I know that mix is available on Apple Music but it has never been released previously. Not on 8Track nor on any ...

I was 19 then. And yes, those were the days! Everytime I got the new Elvis fan mag in the mail (I believe it was the Dutch mag "Elvisions") I got almost got a heartattack from seeing all these adds for the newest boots. Remember, in those years RCA came with almost nothing. Compilation after ...

I think it is mentioned in the Elvis bootleg book that the tapes used by Laurel for the set were cassette copies dubbed from the mono sessions reels Vic Colonna had acquired from a former Radio Recorders engineer. Vic sent the tapes to Ger just before the FBI picked him up.


Was it so that ...

Yes, that is a Ger design. That is a great LP, by the way.

Thats a great lp boxset you have a great taste , great old days ;) i saw it on a vinyl shop for more than 200 euro s .
How will sound it the lp s ?


Sound is very good overall. Almost zero tape hiss, clear sound, mono. Of course by now all takes are released in (mostly) perfect sound and in ...

Just had a chance to read through the whole thread and loving it. The Quad Mix video was very cool.

Just curious, Alexander, what is your take on the Quad 8 mix of Elvis Country?

In 1964 the RCA Hollywood plant pressed its first batch of the Roustabout album in 1964 on the SILVER MONO/ STEREO label. RCA by then had introduced a new label design and Hollywood was fast to correct the error, which makes this Roustabout batch extremely rare .


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1964 ...

colonel snow wrote: September 7th, 2025, 4:17 am Theatre lobby spot


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Anyone have a copy of this disc they could post?

Yes, that is probably it. The song was covered by the Everly Brothers in 1961.

Always look forward to my next issue of ETMHM!

Thank you, Brian and JR for setting this up! Another long time member of FECC here. I missed my Elvis friends.

It's been a long time, baby!