ELVIS ALL 5 FIRST RCA 45s of SUN Recordings, VG+

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ELVIS FIRST 5 RCA 45 RECORDS VG

Here is a rare opportunity to acquire the first 5 Elvis RCA releases of the first 5 Elvis SUN 45 releases. Check it out and get all five of these historic rare Elvis records all in one lot. I have been posting many unique Elvis lots this month so check my listing often.

Here’s a brief story of these historic records. On November 21, 1955, RCA Victor bought Elvis’ contract from Sun Records and along with Elvis they got the rights to Elvis’ five Sun singles that had been released. The first thing RCA did was release each of the Sun Records on the RCA label. These five RCA records are now very, very rare in their original format from late 55. The first Elvis RCA 45 released by RCA was “Mystery Train” 47-6357 which was Elvis’s fifth and final Sun release. RCA soon followed with the release of “That’s All Right Mama” 47-6380; “Good Rockin’ Tonight” 47-6381; “Milkcow Blues Boogie” 47-6482; and “Baby Let’s Play House” 47-6383. These original RCA Sun recordings are now recognized for their rarity, second only to Sun's in the rarity find!

These five 45s up for bids are all very-good condition. They all come with the original RCA sleeve of the time, just like you would have found it in late 1955! I have just listened to each of them and they sound great. Don't be disappointed if there is a little noise here or there. I think they sound great, exceptional for the 50 or so years old they are. My 100% feedback so far speaks for itself. So! I’m putting them away and you can be the next to hear them. They all come in individual protective plastic sleeves. I always post several pictures so check them out carefully.

47-6357 Mystery Train/I Forgot To Remember To Forget. This record looks great and sounds great, some small light scratches but very little if any record noise.

47-6380 That’s All Right Mama/Blue Moon Of Kentucky. Also in incredible condition, shinny, clean, clean label, and sounds great, no noise.

47-6381 Good Rockin’ Tonight/I Don’t Care If The Sun Don’t Shine. This label has the much sought after silver-line. The label shows some wear, some slight record noise which doesn’t detract from the music.

47-6382 Milkcow Blues Boogie/You’re A HeartBreaker. Nice legible label, some sticker reside on one side, very few scratches, shines nicely. Sounds great also with minimal intermittent record noise.

47-6383 Baby Let’s Play House/I’m Left, Your Right, She’s Gone. Very good condition, nice clean label, some small red initials on the dog on one side. Plays well with very little record noise.

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