Collecting the King Show - Episode 34 "Beyond The Bend" (29 min)
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- In this episode of the COLLECTING THE KING SHOW, host Robert Alaniz talks about the RCA "Dynaflex" vinyl of Elvis Presley's record catalog as well as the regular flexible vinyl releases AND another "Black Record Box" raritiy.
Like always Robert l have learnt something new. I did not know much about the flexible records of the 1970’s. Happy Healthy and prosperous New Year to you and Carol.
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The FTD "How RCA brought Elvis to Europe" is a fantastic read, I learned so much about Euro labels and pressings. Thanks Robert! Cheers!
Hello Robert.Once-again you have proven your in a class all by yourself.Your Elvis channel is by far the most interesting and informative on any platform.Thanks for your time .Looking forward to episode 35.Happy new year to you and your family.
Hi Robert, Fantastic show !!! So informative and helpful. Thanks. 😊
A fantastic explanation and well done work my good friend Robert! Truly loving all your content and insights. Would love more of livestream as well! 😁🙌👍🏻👍🏻
Hope you had a wonderful and blessed Christmas 🎄
Cheers 🥂
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Hope 2024 brings you great things, great to see you looking well and great video, I'll have to see what flexes I've got.
Luv the show.
Happy Holidays to you Robert! I was so excited to see this up, it's the perfect gift for all of us fans. I am so with you, those Dynaflex albums are not the greatest quality! Thanks again for all you do and sharing your insight and putting these together, as always this was so informative. Here's wishing you and your wonderful wife and camrawoman a safe and happy New Year ⚡️TCB⚡️
Once again another informative show where I learn something new from, Happy new year sir
Hey Robert thanks❤.Daniel.
Robert, I'm here bro. Awesome. ❤
Thank you for the show, Robert! TCB👍
Your sister did a great job on the wreath!
I remember when Dynaflex first came out. Hated them!
Thanks for another interesting show Robert. Always learn things watching your show. Thanks again and Happy New Year to you and Carol.
Love the show. The Live in Memphis and He Touched Me with Grammy stickers is really cool. I not shocked at all…….there is no rhyme or reason for the things RCA did.
Another great show Robert. I knew about the Grammy sticker on the album He touched me, but never knew it was also featured on Live on stage in Memphis. I"m guessing you won't be selling that copy? As far as the FTD books, I have a few of them, including Fashion for a king (which I bought the first time it was released). It's a great book, and the 2 concerts were unreleased at that time.
Tyvm Robert, always enjoy your live stream. Happy New year 🎉
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Love Letters From Elvis was the first Elvis LP to be originally released in Dynaflex. The original release of Elvis Country was in rigid vinyl. It is just that subsequent pressings were done in Dynaflex as it came out shortly after its initial release. You would find rigid and Dynaflex versions of Elvis Country in the same bin in 1971. Again The Sun Sessions and EP Boulevard first pressings were tan label. But Promised Land and Today first pressings were orange label, the tan label soon followed in 1975. There have been plenty of transitional incidents. My favorite is Roustabout, first pressings were on the Silver Top large dog label and within a week or two they were pressed in the subsequent White Top small dog label. The Silver Top Stereo version being particularly rare. The Silver Top Mono is easier to find, but it was also soon replaced by the White Top Monaural label. There are copies with one style label on one side and the other style label on the other side!
Hello fellow fan! Just want to let you know that Tan Label and Orange Label copies of "Promised Land" and "Today" were pressed simultaneously! The Hollywood pressing plant manufactured the Orange Label copies where Indianapolis pressed the Tan Label copies.
Hi Robert, Having started collecting in 1971 all but of a couple of the early albums and soundtracks in my original collection were orange label dynaflex. I recently bought a small lot of albums very cheap because I saw there was a Kissin' Cousins NO cast photo album.. I was a little disappointed it turned out to be an orange label (what do you want for 8 bucks, so no big deal). However, the inner sleeve was from the early to mid 60s so I know the album is not original to the cover. My question is how would anyone tell it was a "rare" orange label with the No Cast photo unless you unsealed it to find it that way? If I switched out the inner sleeve on mine wouldn't it appear to be the uncommon pairing? It makes me wonder a bit if that was actually a real "thing." It doesn't really matter to me as I don't dive that deep into variations. Great show as always!
Hi Thomas. Good question and one I can answer with confidence. Of course it is possible for someone to swap newer records with older covers (even in 1971) however, in all my years I have found this rare combination at least three to four times and believe them to be a legit product of RCA factories. The key to them being legit is the absolute mint cover and flexible record with the addition of the 1971 black and white inner sleeve. Sounds like the one you found might have been swapped. But the one's I found have always been from collections of orange label reissues (like the one I showed on one of my earlier shows). Thanks for watching!
Yes, I have no doubt that the one I have was swapped out.@@collectingtheking
Evening Robert and Carol, are you guys in chat room yet?
This makes things very confusing in the UK most of the 70s release s were not dyoflex there is some but not many does this make them more comfortable?
Hi Robert just a Q do you think Elvis videos are done wot did you do with yours thanks bud take care
Hi Tommy. I'm not sure I understand your question as written.
@@collectingtheking I’m talking about vhs tapes mate
I don't think VHS or BETA tapes have any value except to novelty media collectors. I got rid of my tapes a long time ago. Hope this answers your question.
Watching it now, messed up the time zone :(