

RCA
SF 8233
Track Listing:
Side 1:
1. Blue Suede Shoes
2. I Got A Woman
3. I'm Counting On You
4. I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone
5. That's All Right
6. Money Honey
Side 2:
1. Mystery Train
2. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Cry (over you)
3. Trying To Get To You
4. One-sided Love Affair
5. Lawdy, Miss Clawdy
6. Shake, Rattle and Roll
Released: May 1972:
electronic stereo (60)
Original Release: October 1956:
mono (CLP 1093) (01)
This was a re-issue of Elvis' debut HMV album. So essentially this was the first time it was available on the RCA label. Unfortunately the classic front cover was changed using a more modern image from his 1968 TV Special. It was also issued in electronic stereo instead of mono.

Fully Laminated RCA VICTOR (Top Right)

RCA Logo (Top Left) Notes On Stereo Records (Top Centre) VICTOR (Top Right) RCA LIMITED, RECORD DIVISION, RCA HOUSE, CURZON STREET, LONDON W1 (Bottom Left) Printed in England by West Brothers Ltd. (Bottom Centre) © 1972 RCA LIMITED (Bottom Right)
Test Pressing/Factory Sample/Demo/Promo


Orange Label - Stamped RCA Victor Logo






New Black Label - Stamped RCA Logo




This album entered the charts on June 3, 1972, peaking at no. 34.
Chart Run: (2 Weeks)
03/06/1972 - 37
10/06/1972 - 34
It re-entered the charts on June 24, 1972, reaching no. 47.
Chart Run: (1 Week)
24/06/1972 - 47
It re-entered the charts on July 15, 1972, reaching no. 45.
Chart Run: (1 Week)
15/07/1972 - 45
Information: www.officialcharts.com
Recording Information:
Blue Suede Shoes
(January 30, 1956: RCA Studio 1, New York)
I Got A Woman
(January 10, 1956: RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee)
I'm Counting On You
(January 11, 1956: RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee)
I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone
(April 1955: Sun Studios, Memphis, Tennessee)
That's All Right
(July 5, 1954: Sun Studios, Memphis, Tennessee)
Money Honey
(January 10, 1956: RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee)
Mystery Train
(July 21,, 1955: Sun Studios, Memphis, Tennessee)
I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Cry
(January 31, 1956: RCA Studio 1, New York)
Trying to Get to You
(July 21, 1955: Sun Studios, Memphis, Tennessee)
One-sided Love Affair
(January 30, 1956: RCA Studio 1, New York)
Lawdy, Miss Clawdy
(February 3, 1956: RCA Studio 1, New York)
Shake, Rattle and Roll
(February 3, 1956: RCA Studio 1, New York)
NOTE: This LP was issued using the matrix number A2PY.
A = 1971 + 2 = older material PY = Stereo LP
This re-issued version was given the A2 (1971) matrix and PY to it's "electronic stereo" makeover.
NOTE: This album was kept in stock by re-pressings using this catalogue number. It was later assigned a new number when released on the International Label in 1981.