ELVIS PRESLEY - LOVE ME TENDER - CARD EP RCA 1956 1ST PRESS - VG++

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ELVIS PRESLEY

LOVE ME TENDER

RCA EPA 4006

1956

MONO

1ST EDITION

Two of Elvis’s four movies in the fifties didn’t contain enough songs to fill a full album, and so they were released exclusively on EPs. The first was for Love Me Tender, the EP for which came out in November 1956. The title tune had been out on a single for two months, but the other three songs from the film were only available on the “Love Me Tender” EP, accounting for its high sales count of over 600,000 copies. 

Release: RCA Victor EPA-4006 Love Me Tender (EP)
              
Release Date: 11/21/1956

Side 1: Love Me Tender / Let Me
Side 2: Poor Boy / We're Gonna Move

Disc: (11/1956) Black label, dog on top without horizontal line. Elvis 

Presley capitalized.

Matrix numbers: G2WH-7523-1S A2 / G2WH-7524-1S A3 

(Indianapolis pressing)

VINYL VG PLUS PLUS- HAS SME VERY MINOR HAIR LINES VISIBLE UNDER LIGHTS - NO FELT SCRATCHES

VERY SHINY 1ST PRESS VINYL

SEE PHOTOS

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Mint

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