Just about to play my BBJ of Gold Records 4, which arrived earlier in the week.

I'll be sticking with the classic albums FTD sets and the From Memphis To Hollywood book.

Source: Elvis Presley FTD Collectors Label Group on Facebook

New book for November/December

FTD BOOKS IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE RELEASE OF “THE MAKING OF G.I. BLUES”

THIS 65TH ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATIVE EDITION IS PACKAGED IN A
INDIVIDUALLY NUMBERED DELUXE COLLECTOR’S SLIPCASE


BOOK 1 - THE ...

We had a great time, as always, comparing different pressings. I got home and ordered Boppin' Bob's of Roustabout and Golden Records Volume 4 (as well as a back up Tan From Elvis In Memphis that was too good a deal to pass up).

I love the idea of a '68 comeback special book and one covering '69 -'70 would also be fantastic.

I'd quite like one about Fun In Acapulco although, I'll be honest, the FTD books I have are some of the older titles. These more recent monster books are just too expensive when I'm more of a music man.

Those are some great pressings Alexander, very nice to see!
Have some of the 'tan' versions, but i don't think any are rare. How do they come out soundwise?

At the previous forum there was nice topic about the British albums that where "cut" by Bob Jones/Boppin' Bob.
His work must be of the ...

Tempted by Elvis At Stax and the expanded TTWII!

I'll definitely get round to ordering the vinyl.

Sounds like I've saved a few quid as I'm unlikely to buy this book.

Normally a Guralnick book on Elvis would be a no-brainer but the Colonel did a good job on him by the sound of it.

Thanks for doing this chaps.

It's lovely to see so many familiar names have registered already. Honestly, it's given me a warm feeling and it's not the beer.