Elvis Presley Milkcow Blues Boogie, HEAR IT 1954 SUN 2more 45's too, early RCA
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HEAR IT PLAY....SIMPLE TO DO.... (we had to scan these as opposed to our camera which decided to break, perfect timing...not to happy with scans.)
We will ship internationally, contact us for shipping cost. Thanks!
This is the real deal 1954 original recording at Sun Records by Elvis, Scotty and Bill. It is catalog # 215, and has three pushpins and code in deadwax in trail off is:
A Side:. U - 140-45 72
B Side: U - 141-45 72
just go to our website Artschaerer.com and click song. You will land on the homepage where they are recorded. You will have to click off the song on autoplay first..
I have personally owned this record for over 35 years. The record rating is VG,. It is better for you to look at and listen to the record for your own grading opinion, than being confined to letters for grading.
The record plays all the way through on both sides easily as you will hear if you listen to the recording. . There are no skips, scratches, etc. on either side. There is of course surface noise( hell, Sun's new recordings had surface noise) but calms way down on Milkcow Blues Boogie with the dynamics and tempo change. It is a real historical recording and one of the most sought after records by Elvis Presley. I am a Sun Label fanatic and will auction more old ones soon.
The label is in fine shape. It has normal ring-wear and two very small unobtrusive initials on A side but no tears, water damage, peeling, nasty grime, or any issues on either side. I had it framed for years. The record has a fair amount of luster left which is nice. All in all it is a solid copy of a very valuable record.
The best thing to do is look at the pics and LISTEN TO IT.. artschaerer.com If you have any questions, please ask them before you bid. I will respond to any questions you have honestly.
The next two forty fives are not "toss-ins" to sweeten the deal but good forty fives and early RCA pressings as well. The Red Label RCA record was recorded on June 10, 1958. It is a good playing record.
2. RCA/Victor 74-0769 "Burning Love" / It's a matter of Time"
First Release 1972 pressing
Catalogue# is 74-0769 dead wax code on side A is 1257 6S and B side is 1260 6S, very tough to read. I am pretty sure it is a 1972 Rockway N.J. pressing It is the orange label and has some normal ringwear, but grooves are nice, still has luster, no scratches or skips. LISTEN TO IT... All label printing clearly legible...some ringwear, less ringwear on A side, "Burning Love"..I would grade it VG- because of some ringwear...Good playing record.
RCA/VICTOR Bright Red Label, "I Need You're love Tonight" "Now and Then There's a fool such as I"... Part of the Gold Standard Releases. This was recorded June 10, 1958 and released on the red label 2/20/1962. One of the early RCA recordings after Elvis left Sun Records. Very attractive record on RCA.
Label is really nice...very bright not a mark on either side, nice Luster on vinyl.
LISTEN TO IT IS BEST ADVICE FOR GRADING... RECORD PLAYS NICE WOULD RATE IT VG
please if you have questions ask before you bid. We ship records of this value in boxes, not envelopes with bubble wrap and fragile stickers.
letter rating scales per website:
NM- Near Mint (self explanatory)
VG++ almost like new with only superficial signs of use that don' affect play. Only very well cared records grade out to VG++.
VG+ vinyl may show some slight signs of wear but playbacks are without issues.
VG surface noise may be noticeable through playback , but does not overpower performance.
G+ Good record, no skips, plays without issues. Surface noise may be noticeable but will not overpower performance.
any questions we can easily provide any audio for any recorod. Thank You
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