US Elvis Presley Record Sun Singles Records

Baby Let's Play House/I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone from America

78: Mint - Label on Baby side is absolutely brand new - I'm Left side shows the slightest hint of wear - Grooves and wax are shiny with a few light scratches. Overall this is a beautiful record
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Blue Suede Shoes/Honey Don't from America

78; Personal Belonging: Mint - Although this is not an Elvis record, it is by Carl Perkins, it is being included in this catalog because this rare 78 belonged to Elvis. It was part of Elvis' personal collection. Mr. Perkins who wrote Blue Suede Shoes, and actually had a bigger hit with it than Elvis, recently passed away. He personally told me how proud he was that Elvis had accepted this copy of his biggest hit from him and kept it in his personal collection until the day he died. It was later given to me by Elvis' father, Vernon Presley.
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D.O.A. from America

45: Misty/Jimmy Ellis - Mint disc only - Rush released and in the stores even before Elvis' was buried. So much for good taste!
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Elvis Presley Baby Let's Play House Sun 78 Pumpkin Vinyl - #160146547726 from America

78: Paul Lichter's elvisunique.com offers a rare Sun 78 rpm on translucent pumpkin orange vinyl. This mint second press is a rare and beautiful copy of this historic recording. It would look magnificent framed and hanging in your Elvis room.
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Elvis Presley Milkcow Blues Boogie Sun 78 Pink Vinyl - #160146548341 from America

78: Paul Lichter's elvisunique.com offers a rare Sun 78 rpm on translucent pink vinyl. This mint second press is a rare and beautiful copy of this historic recording. It would look magnificent framed and hanging in your Elvis room.
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Good Rockin' Tonight/I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine from America

45: VG++ - Super rare promo - This is the impossible to find DJ version with 'SAMPLE' stamped in red on both sides of the label - Label on the Good Rockin' side shows a little aging but over all has very little wear - Label on I Don't Care side is beautiful but has the name 'Barbara' written off to the side of the label and does not affect Sun logo or titles below - Vinyl is shiny & extremely attractive but shows some wear - This rare collectors item has a double bonus of great condition and the rare 'SAMPLE' stamp! Complete in original sleeve
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Good Rockin' Tonight/I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine from America

78: A beautiful copy of Elvis' second and hardest to find Sun recording - Grooves are shiny and wax is almost flawless - Labels are very clean - Small DJ catalogue number on both sides of label
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Greenback Dollar Watch and Chain/Foolish Heart from America

45: Mint - Elvis plays piano on this super rare Ray Harris release - This is the only extra copy I've ever had. It won't last long at.....
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I'll Wait Forever/I Can't Show How I Feel from America

45: Anita Wood - M/M - Elvis' girlfriend Anita recorded this song for Elvis while he was serving his country - Original Sun label and sleeve - Very rare!
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Milkcow Blue Boogie/You're A Heartbreaker from America

45: Mint cover - Great unpublished photo on this rare cover
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Milkcow Blues Boogie/You're A Heartbreaker from America

78: Mint - The wax is shiny & beautiful, a couple of light paper scuffs, almost like looking at a sheet of glass. The labels are perfection. This almost new close to mint condition example of rock 'n roll history is a once in a lifetime experience. The only way to find another like this baby is to own a time machine. This record was actually purchased out of the trunk of Scotty Moore's car from Elvis himself after a concert.
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Milkcow Blues Boogie/You're A Heartbreaker from America

78: VG - Labels show slight wear but are really still in very nice shape - Wax has dulled and has slight scuffs - But a very nice record at....
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Mystery Train/I Forgot To Remember To Forget from America

78: Beautiful mint labels - Pretty shiny wax with a few light scratches. This amazing original Sun 78 is a stunning example of Elvis' 5th and final Sun single. The 78 rpm recording is very rarely, if ever, offered in this condition. The yellow and brown Sun labels are clean, sharp and everything you would want them to be. The vinyl retains much of its original shine and luster. Whether you want to frame it or just hold it in your hand and marvel this is your opportunity to own one of the rarest pieces of Elvis history. Please note: for a complete view of all of our original Elvis Sun recordings check our America Sun 78s and Sun 45s record sections.
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Mystery Train/I Forgot To Remember To Forget from America

78: VG+++ - Beautiful brand new mint labels - Virtually flawless wax - Wax has dulled - A great example of this piece of history
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Mystery Train/I Forgot To Remember To Forget from America

78: VG+ - Labels are mint, brand new - Record has some light scuffs but is very shiny
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Mystery Train/I Forgot To Remember To Forget from America

78: VG - Labels are very nice and clean - Wax shows some dulling and scratches but a great record at only.......
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Save The Last Dance For Me from America

45: Jimmy Ellis - Mint Disc only - Super rare - White label test pressing - Gold vinyl
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Save The Last Dance For Me from America

45: Jimmy Ellis - Mint Disc only - Includes cover insert - Gold vinyl
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That's All Right/Blue Moon Of Kentucky from America

45: '?' - Released in 1971 with no artists name. This was an attempt by Sun to make us believe it was an unreleased version by Elvis. In reality it was Jimmy 'Orion' Ellis! This advance copy would be rare, the fact that it is a promo means that Ellis fans will grab this quick. This is the first extra copy we've had since 1971.
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That's All Right/Blue Moon Of Kentucky from America

45: Mint cover - Rare picture cover - Photo of the rockin' Elvis complete with guitar
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That's All Right/Blue Moon Of Kentucky from America

45: Jimmy Ellis - Mint Disc only - Stock copy with Ellis' name.
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