ELVIS PRESLEY WLP PROMO BANDED LP MADISON SQUARE GARDEN

$ 75

$ 75 Sold For

Dec 24, 2007 Sold Date

Dec 17, 2007 Start Date

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Description

ELVIS 1972 PROMO-ONLY LP

Record Title Record Label ELVIS AS RECORDED AT MADISON... RCA-SPS-33-571 (LSP-4776)

This is an original vinyl record double disc Lp album on the white label for Elvis Presley in concert. This is a promotional / radio station "banded for airplay" version of Elvis at Madison Square Garden recorded in New York City in 1972. The standard version that was commercially released to the general public has all the songs tied together with no separation of titles. This promo version has each song separated so the radio dj can individually select any given performance. The gatefold cover is blank inside and on the outer covers. Two stickers are on the left of the front cover with the song selection information. Both record disc labels are white and the inside inner sleeves show the Elvis assortment of 8-track tapes and the other inner sleeve shows the Elvis Lps available. This album was very limited and was only made available to radio stations for hopefull airplay.

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Condition:

Vinyl is near mint...looks great!
Near excellent for the album cover

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