Elvis Presley – Having Fun With Elvis On Stage
| Label: | RCA Victor – CPM1-0818 |
|---|---|
| Format: | Vinyl, LP, Mono |
| Country: | US |
| Released: | |
| Genre: | Non-Music |
| Style: | Monolog, Spoken Word |
Tracklist
| A | Untitled | 18:06 | |
| B | Untitled | 19:00 |
Notes
First RCA release of an album formerly released on Colonel Parker's Boxcar label.
Orange RCA Victor labels with "dynaflex" on label bottom.
Subtitled "A talking album only" this LP contains funny stage monologues from Elvis' live performances.
Orange RCA Victor labels with "dynaflex" on label bottom.
Subtitled "A talking album only" this LP contains funny stage monologues from Elvis' live performances.
Other Versions (5 of 21)
View All| Title (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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New Submission | Having Fun With Elvis On Stage (LP, Album, Unofficial Release, Mono) | VIK (3), VIK (3) | APM1-0818, CPM1 0818 | UK | 1974 | ||
New Submission | Having Fun With Elvis On Stage (LP) | Boxcar Enterprises Records | none | US | 1974 | ||
Recently Edited | Having Fun With Elvis On Stage (LP, Mono) | RCA, RCA Victor | APM1-0818 | UK | 1974 | ||
New Submission | Having Fun With Elvis On Stage (8-Track Cartridge, ) | Boxcar Enterprises Records | BXS-001 | US | 1974 | ||
New Submission | Having Fun With Elvis On Stage (LP, Mono) | RCA | CPM1-0818 | Canada | 1974 |
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Reviews
still baffled by the review which claims this is "Elvis at his best". does this person like Elvis?
A talking album only. Some valuable lessons on hydration. Went to 130 on the Billboard charts. The title is incorrect; there is absolutely zero fun to be had here. Unless I missed it here on discogs, I know I've seen this released with a black background instead of white. Apparently Colonel Tom Parker thought he could pull one over on RCA by releasing this on his own Boxcar label. The lawyers at RCA thought otherwise. Possibly the absolute nadir of recorded sound. Did I mention it went to 130 on the Billboard charts?
Release
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