NM/EX Elvis Presley A Golden Celebration (6 x LP Box Set) Ltd ed Vinyl RCA 1984

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	$		70

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Vinyl in near mint condition, superb. 100% as pictured. Sent within 24 hours. 6 x LP Box Set.
Side 1: Sun Sessions outtakes - 1954 and 1955
Side 2 and 3: Dorsey Bros Stage Show - 1956
Side 4: Milton Berle Show and Steve Allen Show - 1956
Sides 5, 6 and 7: Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Show - 1956
Sides 8 and 9 Ed Sullivan Show 1956, 1957
Side 10: Elvis at Home - Germany - 1958 - 1960
Side 11: Collector's Treasures - discovered at Graceland - date unknown
Side 12: Elvis - Burbank, California - 1968

1. Harbor Lights
2. That's All Right (alternate takes)
3. Blue Moon Of Kentucky (alternate takes)
4. I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine
5. I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone (slow version)
6. I'll Never Let You Go (Little Darlin') (alternate takes)
7. When It Rains, It Really Pours (alternate takes)
8. Shake, Rattle and Roll / Flip, Flop and Fly
9. I Got A Woman
10. Baby, Let's Play House
11. Tutti Frutti
12. Blue Suede Shoes
13. Heartbreak Hotel
14. Tutti Frutti
15. I Was The One
16. Blue Suede Shoes
17. Heartbreak Hotel
18. Money Honey
19. Heartbreak Hotel
20. Introductions
21. Heartbreak Hotel
22. Blue Suede Shoes
23. Dialogue
24. Blue Suede Shoes
25. Hound Dog
26. Dialogue With Milton Berle
27. Dialogue
28. I Want you, I Need You, I Love You
29. Dialogue With Steve Allen
30. I Want You, I Need You, I Love You
31. Dialogue With Steve Allen
32. Hound Dog
33. Heartbreak Hotel
34. Long Tall Sally
35. Introductions and Presentation
36. I Was The One
37. I Want You, I Need You, I Love You
38. Elvis Talks
39. I Got A Woman
40. Don't Be Cruel
41. Ready Teddy
42. Love Me Tender
43. Hound Dog
44. Vernon & Gladys Presley
45. Nick Adams
46. A Fan
47. Elvis
48. Love Me Tender
49. I Was The One
50. I Got A Woman
51. Announcement
52. Don't Be Cruel
53. Blue Suede Shoes
54. Announcement
55. Baby, Let's Play House
56. Hound Dog
57. Announcement
58. Don't Be Cruel
59. Elvis Talks
60. Love Me Tender
61. Ready Teddy
62. Hound Dog
63. Don't Be Cruel
64. Ed Sullivan
65. Love Me Tender
66. Ed Sullivan Introduces Elvis
67. Love Me
68. Hound Dog
69. Elvis' Closing Remarks
70. Introduction
71. Hound Dog
72. Love Me Tender
73. Heartbreak Hotel
74. Don't Be Cruel
75. Too Much
76. Elvis Talks
77. When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again
78. Ed Sullivan Speaks
79. (There'll Be)
80. Danny Boy
81. Soldier Boy
82. The Fool
83. Earth Angel
84. I Asked The Lord (He's Only A Prayer Away)
85. Excerpt From An Interview For TV Guide
86. My Heart Cries For You
87. Dark Moon
88. Write To Me From Naples
89. Suppose
90. Blue Suede Shoes
91. Tiger man
92. That's All Right
93. Lawdy Miss Clawdy
94. Baby What You Want Me To Do (alternate take)
95. Love Me
96. Are You Lonesome Tonight
97. Baby What You Want Me To Do (alternate take)
98. Blue Christmas
99. One Night
100. Trying To Get To You
There had been Elvis Presley boxes before A Golden Celebration, but those were primarily made up of previously available material. Originally intended to celebrate what would have been Elvis' 50th birthday, A Golden Celebration was six LPs' worth of music, most of it not previously available in any easy-to-find (or legitimate) form, and devoted almost entirely to the early years of his career -- the period when Elvis Presley was not only exciting, but changing the way people perceived music. Seven Sun Records outtakes lead off this set; next up are all six of Elvis' live appearances on Stage Show, the entertainment showcase hosted by Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey. The quality of these shows is extraordinary, and the virtual absence of background noise makes every nuance of Presley's performances stand out; it's particularly fascinating to hear the growing enthusiasm of the audience from week to week. The second disc, consisting of Presley's appearances on the Milton Berle Show and the Steve Allen Show, is very different. In contrast to the Dorseys' cautious enthusiasm for their guest performer, Berle clearly understood at least the superficial range of Presley's cultural impact. The appearance would work better as a video, however, since it features a lot of clowning by the participants. The Steve Allen material reveals more of Presley and Allen than either was letting on. Allen had major doubts about rock & roll (betrayed in his voice during his introduction), but was virtually forced by public demand to book Presley; Presley, in turn, was eager to get past doubts about the wholesomeness of his music and personality. The bulk of the disc, however, is made up of a performance at the Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Show in his hometown of Tupelo, MS, on September 26, 1956. The afternoon show is very lo-fi, but the evening show, on disc three, has better sound. The Ed Sullivan appearances round out the disc, and they have the best sound quality of all the live material. Disc four features Presley's home recordings during his military service in Germany, some tracks of unknown origin, and excerpts from one of the informal "sit down shows" used in his 1968 television comeback. Overall, as a pre-CD Elvis Presley package, A Golden Celebration has held up exceptionally well; the producers of the CD version have taken great pains to boost the volume and clarity of the original masters.