RARE Complete Set of 13 LPs The Elvis Presley Story Radio Show 1977 Watermark
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Elvis Presley - The Elvis Presley Story Radio Documentary/ Music - Watermark Inc - RARE 1977 Blue Label Version
Set of 13 12” LPs The Elvis Presley Story Radio Broadcast Watermark Radio Show 1977
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Up for auction is a SUPER RARE gem of a find, a 13 LP music and interview radio broadcast set of Elvis Presley records compiled and made by Watermark. This is the blue label version, edited to include his death in '77. These amazing sets were only sent to select radio stations across the country, and Watermark requested that they be returned after play. These were NOT available to the public! You may not get another chance at these, don't miss out!
Records are a combination of Mono and Stereo records that were only played twice on-air in 1977 on Orlando radio station WLOF-AM. A few of the sleeves have slight yellowing on the edges, but LPs are in very good condition. See pics for entire contents of this wonderful documentary of The King narrated by Wink Martindale. Includes detailed history of Elvis featuring interviews with the people who played important roles in his life.
In 1971 "The Elvis Presley Story" hit the airwaves. Originally a 12 hour radio documentary, giving the Elvis fans the first complete insight in the life and career of the most exciting entertainer of the 20th century "ELVIS PRESLEY".
Produced by Watermark INC., narrated by Wink Martindale and story content based on the best selling book "ELVIS" by Jerry Hopkins, this program came second to none, in providing the Elvis fans with informative interviews with family and friends who had worked with Elvis through the years, thus allowing one to hear the master at work through his musical journey in chronological order, and allowing one to listen to insightful interviews of Elvis himself.
1971 was the year this program became available for the first time as a 12 hour radio documentary.
In 1975 the program was updated with new information and song, making it a 13 hour program.
In 1977 the program was rearranged to adapt the program to Elvis' premature death, with adding and taking away information to update the year to 1977, leaving the documentary still a 13 hour program.
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