The Stereo reprocessed re-release was published in January 1965. This one has liner notes printed on the back, announcing that both, monaural and reprocessed Stereo editions of this album are now available. Another edition exists without these liner notes, which is much more seldom than the one listed here. Black label with dog on top and Stereo at bottom. Matrix: RPRS--7865--3S and 7866--3S.
Value: 50 - 60 US$

MFSL 1-059            From Elvis In Memphis

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The only half-speed master recording of Elvis Presley, that was ever released. Pressed in 1982 in Japan by Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab from the original stereo master tapes and pressed on special vinyl for the finest sound experience available of these recordings. Heavy cardboard cover complete with inserts. At least two editions are known to exist, only differing in the color of their spine.
Value: 75 - 100 US$

This original soundtrack recording was released in November 1962 and came with black label, dog on top, Long Play at the bottom and the songwriter credits for We’re Coming In Loaded under the title. This edition is a firstpressing and came with a special 1963 pocket calendar, wich is not included in value below. The stamped matrix numbers are: N2 PP3293-1S and N2 PP3294-1S.
Value: 100 - 125 US$

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This album was first released in 1974 on the Boxcar label and only sold at the concession-stands in Las Vegas and on tour. Boxcar was founded and owned by Elvis and the Colonel. In October 1974, RCA released the album the first time with an orange label and re-released it in 1976 and again in 1977. Even though this is a talking album only, it seems to be very succesful, as it was also bootleged several times.
Value: 45 - 60 US$

TP3-1043                 On Stage

This hard to find 3³/4 ips reel-to-reel tape was released in 1970 in the USA. The contents are identical to the LP. Clear orange plastic-reel with orange RCA label in a fold-out cardboard box, measuring 7” x 7” and similar design to the original artwork. The backside is white with a red border and the contents and recording informations are printed in black letters. The printed number on the backside is: `YZ 19 0181´.  
Value: 80 - 100 US$

LPM-2999               Roustabout

Original Soundtrack recording of Elvis´ 16th movie. This is the second pressing from January 1965, released just three month after the firstpressing. Black label with white RCA Victor and dog on top. MONAURAL is printed at the bottom. Disc has the matrix numbers RPRM-5276-1S and 5277-11S stamped in the trail-off. Original red and white Elvis inner sleeve. 
Value: 75 - 100 US$

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Usually, the Flaming Star album was just a low budget production, but this special edition was exclusively produced in November 1968 for the Singer company and only sold by their distribution centers. Singer also sponsored the legendary ‘68 Comeback Special. This was the first Elvis album with the new RCA logo. Mustard colored label with matrix numbers: WNRS--2363--4S and WNRS--2364--5S.
Value: 90 - 110 US$

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This promotional issued reel-to-reel tape was produced and sent to radio stations within the USA in November 1967. It features a special christmas radio show wich was scheduled to be aired on December 3, 1967. Even though the show features several seasonal songs and a special christmas message by Elvis, it is primarily a commercial program, made by RCA and the Colonel to promote Elvis’ christmas and sacred albums. Only complete with the 7” cardboard-box, the 7 ¹/2-ips reel-to reel, a four-page program script and a rarely seen letter by RCA Victor.
Value: 350 - 450 US$

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