(PROMO M/NM) Elvis Presley " Lovin ' Arms /You Asked Me To " RCA JB - 12205 1981
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RCA JB-12205
1981 (a) Lovin' Arms(b) You Asked Me To The RR in the matrix number means Randy's Roost.8 Randy Kling was owner and operator of the record mastering facility known as Randy's Roost in Nashville, TN. The name remained the same until March 1, 1983 A controversial sleeve! "This is the first standard catalog Elvis release since 1956 not issued with a picture sleeve. Any sleeve for this single is a bootleg. "It was learned that a full-color picture sleeve for this RCA single was being produced as a bootleg. The picture sleeve was deleted by Joan Deary likely because Elvis is posing with a cigar. The original printed artwork for the deleted cover comes from Joan Deary’s personal collection. Apparently some original picture sleeves depicting Elvis with a cigar survived a recall and deletion by a court order. No replacement picture sleeve was issued in it's place Beautiful picture sleeve is in mint condition. Labels and surface are near mint allowing for like new play.
(PS Mint / Vinyl NM) I will be glad to answer any questions or send any photos on request, and please check out some of my other items listed in my eBay store, thank you for visiting.--------------------More Rockabilly--------------Browse my 50's or 1960's 45s -----------------------Visit My Store ..........................Be sure to add me to your favorites list
And Guaranteed photo not included More Elvis &...nbsp; Elvis Presley
RCA JB-12205
1981 (a) Lovin' Arms(b) You Asked Me To The RR in the matrix number means Randy's Roost.8 Randy Kling was owner and operator of the record mastering facility known as Randy's Roost in Nashville, TN. The name remained the same until March 1, 1983 A controversial sleeve! "This is the first standard catalog Elvis release since 1956 not issued with a picture sleeve. Any sleeve for this single is a bootleg. "It was learned that a full-color picture sleeve for this RCA single was being produced as a bootleg. The picture sleeve was deleted by Joan Deary likely because Elvis is posing with a cigar. The original printed artwork for the deleted cover comes from Joan Deary’s personal collection. Apparently some original picture sleeves depicting Elvis with a cigar survived a recall and deletion by a court order. No replacement picture sleeve was issued in it's place Beautiful picture sleeve is in mint condition. Labels and surface are near mint allowing for like new play.
(PS Mint / Vinyl NM) I will be glad to answer any questions or send any photos on request, and please check out some of my other items listed in my eBay store, thank you for visiting.--------------------More Rockabilly--------------Browse my 50's or 1960's 45s -----------------------Visit My Store ..........................Be sure to add me to your favorites list
