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- AAre you lonesome tonight
- BI gotta know
Elvis Presley's 'Are You Lonesome Tonight' backed with 'I Gotta Know' on RCA, catalogue 71.345. The continental European catalogue numbering suggests this is not a standard UK RCA pressing; the record dates from 1960. Elvis 78s from the final years of the format were pressed in much smaller quantities than his 45s and are more uncommon than many collectors expect.AI summary
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- ABaby I don't care
- BYoung and beautiful;
Elvis Presley on RCA 71.194 (Swedish pressing, catalogue series indicating European issue), performing 'Baby I don't care' and 'Young and Beautiful', two songs from his 1956-57 film period. RCA 70-series issues were the standard label format for European pressings.AI summary
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- ABlue suede shoes
- BTutti frutti
Elvis Presley's "Blue Suede Shoes" and "Tutti Frutti" on His Master's Voice POP213, a British pressing of his early 1956 sides. This is one of Presley's debut releases on HMV, the major British imprint.AI summary
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- AGI Blues
- BWooden Heart
An Elvis Presley 78rpm pressing of 'G.I. Blues' backed with 'Wooden Heart', both associated with his 1960 film of the same name, on RCA catalogue 71.401. The catalogue prefix suggests a continental European pressing rather than a standard UK RCA release. Elvis 78s from the very end of the format's life are less common than his 45s but are not scarce; the continental numbering warrants checking.AI summary
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- AI got a woman
- BJust because
Elvis Presley on RCA 71.248 — 'I Got a Woman' backed with 'Just Because' — is a companion to RCA 71.247 in this collection. The 71.xxx series identifies this as a continental European RCA pressing, a distinct variant from UK domestic issues and of interest to collectors of Elvis on non-UK labels.AI summary
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- AI need your love tonight
- BA fool such as I
Elvis Presley on RCA 71.247 — 'I Need Your Love Tonight' backed with 'A Fool Such as I' — is a continental European RCA pressing, indicated by the 71.xxx catalogue format, rather than a standard UK or US release. The 71.xxx series is associated with RCA's German or continental European pressings, making this an export variant of less common origin.AI summary
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- ALet's have a party & Hot dog
- BHow do you think I feel
Elvis Presley performing 'Let's Have a Party' and 'Hot Dog' backed with 'How Do You Think I Feel' on RCA catalogue 71.185 — a continental European catalogue number. These tracks are associated with his 1957 film 'Loving You'; the continental numbering suggests this is not a standard UK RCA pressing.AI summary
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- AMy wish came true
- BA big hunk o love
Elvis Presley's 'A Big Hunk o' Love' backed with 'My Wish Came True', issued on RCA 71.255 — likely a Continental European RCA pressing rather than a standard UK issue, given the catalogue format. This was Elvis's last US number one before his army service and was issued in 1959; the Continental catalogue prefix places this as a non-UK pressing.AI summary
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- ASurrender
- BLonely Man
Elvis Presley's 'Surrender' backed with 'Lonely Man' on RCA, catalogue 71.400, in continental European numbering. 'Surrender' dates from 1961. Late-era Elvis 78s were pressed in small quantities as the format was superseded by the 45rpm single; this pressing's continental numbering suggests it was not a standard UK release.AI summary
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- ATeddy bear
- BLoving you
Elvis Presley recorded 'Teddy Bear' and 'Loving You' for RCA Records, two of his popular sides of 1957.AI summary