ELVIS PRESLEY 1956 LP LPM-1254 FIRST ALBUM MONO first press PD RAREST
$
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LPM1254 new orthophonic long play RCA victor PD credit on Just Because G2-PP1282-1s. G2-PP1283-1s. First print first edition Cover has tape on 3 sides, very rough shape, split seams
Elvis. LPM-1382 new orthophonic RCA victor Otis Blackwell credit only on track 6 “Paralyzed”. First pressing. G grade G2-WP7207-4s. G2-WP7208-4s
Plays through with lots of surface noise.
Shipped fully insured in a cardboard record mailer
Elvis as advertised on TV greatest 2 record set DPL2-0056. VG
This is Elvis' very first record album LPM-1254. Made in 1956. This is the 1st pressing with the P. D. credit (public domain) on the song "Just Because". This record has the lowest matrix numbers. G2PP-1282 1S G2PP-1283 1S (on both sides) [some other LPM-1254 have for example 5S & 3S sides on the same record]
The first release of this record credited the song writing to the song "Just Because" to P.D. - Public Domain. The songwriters of "Just Because" who were left off of Elvis' first record, Bob Shelton, Joe Shelton, Sid Robin, did get credited on the album as the song writing credits were quickly changed on subsequent pressings. While your record guide may not mention this fact, serious record collectors appreciate noting the issue.
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