Vinil (vg/ Elvis Presley Louco Por Garôtas Nacional 65 Preto

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Raríssima cópia da reedição nacional de 1965, selo preto, em vinil (vg/+) em excelente estado geral, muito brilhoso, apresenta marcas de uso e riscos leves na superfície, capa (vg+) em excelente estado geral, papel sobre cartão, todo bom (fotos) item único para colecionador

Elvis Presley – Louco por Garôtas
Label: RCA Victor – LPM-3338 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Repress, Mono Country: Brazil Released: 1965 Genre: Rock, Pop, Stage & Screen Style: Soundtrack

A1 Girl Happy
Backing Vocals – Jordanaires*
Written-By – Doc Pomus, Norman Meade
2:07
A2 Spring Fever
Backing Vocals – Jordanaires*
Written-By – Bernie Baum, Bill Giant, Florence Kaye
1:52
A3 Fort Lauderdale Chamber Of Commerce
Backing Vocals – Jordanaires*
Written-By – Roy C. Bennett, Sid Tepper
1:33
A4 Startin' Tonight
Backing Vocals – Jordanaires*
Written-By – Lenore Rosenblatt, Victor Millrose*
1:20
A5 Wolf Call
Backing Vocals – Jubilee Four, Jordanaires*
Written-By – Bernie Baum, Bill Giant, Florence Kaye
1:30
A6 Do Not Disturb
Written-By – Bernie Baum, Bill Giant, Florence Kaye
1:55
B1 Cross My Heart And Hope To Die
Backing Vocals – Jordanaires*
Written-By – Ben Weisman (2), Sid Wayne
1:52
B2 The Meanest Girl In Town
Backing Vocals – Jordanaires*
Written-By – Joy Byers
1:55
B3 Do The Clam
Backing Vocals – Carol Lombard Trio, Jubilee Four, Jordanaires*
Written-By – Ben Weisman (2), Dolores Fuller, Sid Wayne
3:18
B4 Puppet On A String
Backing Vocals – Jordanaires*
Written-By – Roy C. Bennett, Sid Tepper
2:39
B5 I've Got To Find My Baby
Backing Vocals – Jordanaires*
Written-By – Joy Byers
1:30
B6 You'll Be Gone
Backing Vocals – Jordanaires*
Written-By – Charlie Hoage*, Elvis Presley, Red West
2:20

Repress, 1965. This is the edition that comes right after the first one (blue labels), as RCA changed their logos and the album had to be repressed.

This specific label (black, bigger RCA logo, no "mono" written on the bottom) is what can be called an "intermediary" label as RCA changed its black label some more in '66. Later labels until '68 had a smaller RCA logo and the word "mono" written on the bottom, besides having the LP's original release date noted. Only Elvis' soundtracks were reissued on the black label, with the only exception being Golden Records vol. 3 (probably because the "It's Now or Never" single was included, which did good at sales).

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