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Hi Dave ,bit late with me comment as av been on holiday to Majorca ,just got back late yesterday,great video that 2nd Japanese cover the best by a country mile,wouldn’t that have made a great UK or US cover ,those interviews available always found revealing as you can tell by ELs tone he’s rightly nervous and apprehensive as to what the next two years would hold for him,it’s amazing to me how well the EP did as it’s one of the EPs with multiple re pressing in the UK anyway ,nice cover but not a patch on the Japanese pressing ,the 2nd one especially,well spotted at the end ref close inspection of the UK cover ,great video Dave ,take care ,tony 🎸🎸🎶🎶

I've never got round to getting this ep but now might start looking out for it , you've given me interest now. Luv the show.

I like those picture sleeves. It amazes me that there was enough demand (or perceived demand on the part of RCA) to re-issue this into the mid-sixties and as late as 68 in the UK. Interesting as always!

Hey David my dear friend, another great interesting video, that original japanese hard to find, dont have this in my collection sadly....do have the USA release, thank you always , Cheers, your friend: Lior

Great info as always - thanks David

Hi, David, 珍しいシングル盤が手に入ってよかったですね😃

Thanks for that, very interesting stuff David. Love the details!🤓 And loving the japanese covers so very much, but I admit that fake newspaper facts are intriguing to me too 🙈 Your copies are in top condition btw 😍👏🏼 Cheers and take care! ⚡️

thankyou for show cool video Elvis Sails

TCB David parts of the interviews were on a legendary performer. Volume 1.

such a lovely EP which such a unique cover 😁

Very cool Japanese releases of the Sails ep. My wife found a very clean copy at a flea market but without the sleeve. Im looking forbthe sleeve now for 3 years, No luck yet.

Thanks David, Daniel❤️.

Wouldn't mind adding that to my collection. Great review😊

A very interesting and great deep detail on the release David! Always enjoy your work and dedication on Elvis. 😎😁🙌 Hope you have a great and blessed weekend my friend. TCB ⚡️⚡️😎

I prefer the 2 Japanese covers to the UK one. I guess they didn’t sell in large quantities.

Very interesting, as always David. The cover(s) on the Japanese “Elvis Sails” releases are much more aesthetically appealing to me than the US and UK releases.⚡️ Thanks for the shoutout.⚡️

Fascinating topic David. Took me forever to get a decent copy as I just love hearing Elvis talk. Have to get mine out and take a good look. By the way I got to see one of the German EP’s on my visit to the UK last year. My hands shook as I held it!!! The Aussie release is also hard to find. Only released once I believe. Thank you!

Fascinating and detailed as ever David, even to the extent of what became of the ship. Love it!

Nice David ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️

Elvis Presley in Japan, greetings from Tokyo! Just watched my first video of yours. Happy to know about your channel! Would be keen to connect at some point! Best for now!

his worst album is clambake,that album is rough

Hi David. Thanks for doing a great job on showing and explaining these Elvis albums. August 16th is my birthday, and I remember hearing on the radio at 5:30pm Elvis Presley passed away. I was just getting into Elvis's music. I loved the Guitar Man & Our Memories of Elvis volumes One and Two. I really love the song released that became a top 10 Country Hit "Are You Sincere". Elvis really delivered a strong vocal performance. The Guitar Man album is one of my favorites. I loved how Felton Jarvis redid Guitar Man, which became a number 1 Country Hit for Elvis. I grew up listening to Country Music, and Felton really did a great job adding a Country feel to these songs . From the Our Memories of Elvis Volume 2, I loved Elvis version of Conway Twittys There's A Honky Tonk Angel. That sing became a Top 10 Country Hit for Elvis. Thanks again for posting these albums. I'm looking for the ones I'm missing for my collection.

Realmente uma pena ele ter nos deixado tão cedo😢

Hi David ,how are you my dear friend? I started my journey with buying records of Elvis around 1987 ,around the time of the 10th anniversary of his passing , i remember i bought Harem Holiday, the number one hits, Elvis Forever, Gold records vol.4 , 10" the best of Elvis , Elvis County, the 56 sessions vol.2 , Return of the rocker, and some Camden albums , ohh whst an amazing times, to go to the records store and find such great albums and see them for the first time, thanks for the video ,Cheers,your friend Lior

I was 14years young when Elvis died and an Elvis Fan since 1975 (and the proud owner of 20 Elvis Albums). I still remember when i bought my very first Bootleg Album "Command Performances" in 1979! But the RCA 8LP-Set "Elvis Aron Presley " 1980 was really mind blowing (and pricey at the time).Another great Album, also produced by Joan Deary, was the RCA Album "Greatest Hits Volume 1" (later available on a super rare australian BMG/RCA CD). "Guitar Man" is still one of my favorite "Remix" Albums up to this day. The Record was also available on CD by BMG/RCA in Germany and Australia (both CD Pressings are very rare). Thank you David for another great Episode!

I was wondering if you'd produce the "40 Greatest" by Arcade which was in our home when I was a child. Also the Readers Digest box set from the mid 80s which was my first purchase. Great video. Keep up the good work.

Great video my friend

i love thes album

hello me and my friend where elvis fans from the age of 12 years oid it is now 47 years age where has time gone his voice is timeless

I was born in 1982, so I never experienced Elvis as a living part of my life, but I’ve been a fan since probably 3 years old. I still have the first Elvis record I bought, and even with a few lulls in my interest of his work, I’ve bought more of his records in the last year than I have since I was a teenager.

Great video David! Not glum here, I did my mourning 47 years ago. That was a bad day, the only time I was reduced to tears over a celebrity passing. We have a lot in common regarding our experience as fans and collectors. I was 15 when he died and I was the only die hard Elvis fan in my high school. I did have one friend who was kind of a step above the average fan and a couple casual fans. When This Is Elvis came out I figured it would never get to our smaller community, so on 2 separate nights I brought different friends into New York City to see it, the NYC crowd loved it. Much to my surprise the film DID get to a small theater near my home and I went to see it alone twice more. Up until then it was my only experience seeing Elvis on a big screen. I too loved the Our Memories of Elvis albums and listened to them over and over again. I liked Guitar Man as well but not quite as much. JI moved away from collecting a little earlier than you did. My marriage, house and then kids left little money to buy much in the way of music, although I did pick up several CD box sets in the 90s and early 2000s. I stopped buying vinyl around 1984 or so. When Ebay became a thing I actually considered selling off my vinyl collection, but saw that my collection of mostly orange label re-issues were not going to command a price that would make it worth the trouble. I'm glad I held onto them now. When I took them down from the shelf I hadn't remembered how well I took care of most of them. The vinyl had sat un-played for many years and I only got back into it a couple of years ago and I've really been enjoying it.

Hi 👋 loved it when you said you wanted to play Elvis. I love Elvis , i was young in the 1960s. I went to the cinema to see his movies then. My favorite song by him is If i can Dream from 1968. I remember his death , a very sad day it was. He died way to young . I loved the film Elvis which came out last year. I cried during it. I have alot of his music. Nice records and cds that you have. From Carl in New Zealand.

Hi David get Elvis Camden records start come Elvis fan was 7 year old now 61 year old love all the time my friend but all good fun keep up cool video take care

Hunted weekly in the 80s to complete my Elvis lp collection. To my favourite 2nd hand lp and cd store. Now gone due to landlord raising the rent. It was even mentioned on the tv. 80s was a time when everyone started dumping their vinyls. I was being treated very well as a US pressings originals were $4. I was buying my collection in Hong Kong trips.The good old days. Yes, people laughed that I was an Elvis fan and at times still do. Anyway record fair on this Sunday. Hope I'll find some Elvis music. Great review 😊

Hi Dave ,great video that ,it’s amazing that’s it’s 47 years today ,a remember a was 17 and me dad woke me up for work it was early morning and he told me through the bedroom door Elvis had died a was completely stunned ,but like you rightly said it’s a tribute that his music is still relevant and played today ,a think EL has become more famous and iconic in the 47 years since his passing than he ever was when he was alive for his 42 years ,back in the late 70s ,early 80s a was still buying primarily his earlier output ,but I do remember buying the this is Elvis double album and Elvis in concert ,the two 56 sessions albums I had both of those but like your self I sold a lot of my collection round about same time as you sold yours ,av always regretted it but a didn’t really have a choice ,am buying again and loving it ,some of the Memphis output now is really great the way they’ve stripped some of the orchestration and backing vocals ,a do think like you that some of the early 70s output suffered from over production ,great video Dave respectfully delivered ,take care ,tony .

I was 16 at the time. No one I knew was an Elvis fan at that time. In August 77 I was still discovering Elvis and his music. At the time I was listening a lot to the GI Blues album. It was a sad for me and a friend took me out that night to help cheer me up.

Thanks for sharing those memories. I was thirteen in 1977 . In middle school I kept my being a big Elvis fan on the down low. By the time I was in high school I more open about it. I got kidded a little but because I was an athlete and considered a good guy it was all done good naturedly. I had a friend who was really into having a great sounding stereo system. He didn’t understand my love of Elvis but would give him a listen. I remember that he really liked If You Talk In Sleep and a cassette I made of a bunch of songs from Elvis’ 60s movie soundtracks. I used to go with him to a record shop in a nearby town that had the best prices on albums. The owner was a big Elvis fan and had every Elvis that was available in the catalog in stock. There would be multiple copies of each album all separated out with the dividers used to identify the album, rather than just who the artist name.

The first album I ever listened to by anyone was Elvis Presley Blue Hawaii back in 1975

Great Elvis fan club. STILL GOING Strong. IET had some nice releases along the yrs. Great journey with these vinyls. Thanks.

A great tribute David my good friend! Elvis will always be remembered and never forgotten. ☝️😌🙌🙏👍🏻👍🏻 TCB ⚡️⚡️😎

The same for me : I was ten in 1977, and it was a "révélation" (I'm french, sorry 😅)

I got all those vinyl albums back in the day. I know what you mean about being an Elvis fan in the UK in the early 80s. The Albert Goldman book really gave Elvis a bad name . None of my friends were fans. I went alone to see This is Elvis at my local cinema😢. But here I am all these years later still loving Elvis😊

We are the same age David and I had the same issues at high schools well . I had my school bag covered in Elvis song titles etc etc and use to get picked on all the time lol but didn't worry me at all .years later those who use to tease me said sorry and admitted they respected me for the way I stuck to Elvis and now they enjoy his music

The original GR5 is a keeper as it includes exclusive remixes. The later expanded reissue resorted to the original mixes or those included on the 60's/70's masters box sets. I agree, it's baffling why Don't Cry Daddy isn't included on either release.

Great video David, surely a walk down memory lane. With the Our Memories series up to Memphis Record and Stereo '57 you nailed my favorite alltime records. I was 5 years old when Elvis died and learned the music through the K-Tel Love Songs compilation my father bought. My parents bought me quite a few records from 1984 and around that I also started buying Elvis records myself. At first quite a few Camdens which were released by dozens per year in the UK and Europe.

I'm 65 today and I remember the day he passed it was my 18 th birthday 🎉 and I buy his music and will.

My first ones were the arcade 40 greatest and separate ways Camden and i still love them records to this day. R.I.P. ELVIS. Luv the show.

I am fan of Elvis since 2002, since I was 7 years, thanks lillo & stitch and 30#1 hits, and since there, listening Elvis is so good in every moment. Thanks Elvis for all.

I've looked now and i've got a counterfeit cd of "Our memories" too... wich is very strange, because i bought it when it came out directly from the It's Elvis time fanclub, who produced the original cd.

Wonderful selection of late 70s and 80s releases David. The first Elvis cd I bought was Elvis Golden records vol 1 and The US Male compilation cd on rainbow records. My first Elvis record was In The Ghetto 45 record and Elvis Rock N On vol 2 an Australian 2LP release from mid 70s.