Elvis: The King's Realm Discussion Forum

As already said on the Youtube page, mighty fine update Alexander!

Hi Alexander, Great video great founds of the Finland lp records . The last 2 lp album Greatest 40 hits in black vinyl i buy it change 3 weeks ago its very hard find it . The pink version i have it to .

JohanD wrote: October 19th, 2025, 1:28 am As already said on the Youtube page, mighty fine update Alexander!

I totally agree. I think the beauty of these videos is that all of us viewers get to share the excitement of unpacking records and sometimes seeing them for the first time with Alexander. That feeling when finding new things for your collection is definitely one of the main drivers in the hobby of collecting, at least for me.

AfoolSuchAsI. wrote: October 19th, 2025, 5:16 am Hi Alexander, Great video great founds of the Finland lp records . The last 2 lp album Greatest 40 hits in black vinyl i buy it change 3 weeks ago its very hard find it . The pink version i have it to .

Thanks. I also own the pink vinyl edition as well as the first run on Arcade with that real 70s brown cover.

Mike C wrote: October 18th, 2025, 9:30 am

Alexander72 wrote: October 18th, 2025, 3:01 am Found the time to record a new episode on my YouTube channel on incoming vinyl from Finland and the USA this time. Hope you enjoy!

I love these videos. Did you win the Double Trouble LP bid?

No I didn't unfortunately. Usually bids sky rocket with this seller so I was cautious given the fact that I spend quite a bit above my budget in the last couple of months. In the end the record sold for a reasonably low price and I was quite sad that I did not throw in a higher bid, but then again: my spend was well exceeded and I am happy with the records I did manage to buy.

The postman brings this great lp s to me .

The Green Label ELvis For Everyone above is the only pressing to have the correct stereo and mono tracks on it - another boppin bob cut I seem to remember.


An unconnected quaestion - does anybody know what the japanese Our Memories of Elvis vol 2 sounds like?

And today 4 lp s arrives to my home.

I listened to The Legend lp some weeks ago. It was mastered by BBJ and the sound is really clear and punchy,as I recall.

But the interesting thing is the track list: it is really diverse. I didn't really look at the tracks before listening and boy,was it full of suprises! Having Too Much and In The Ghetto in the same lp is pretty alternative approach, I would say

JohnnyByeBye wrote: October 22nd, 2025, 11:47 am I listened to The Legend lp some weeks ago. It was mastered by BBJ and the sound is really clear and punchy,as I recall.

But the interesting thing is the track list: it is really diverse. I didn't really look at the tracks before listening and boy,was it full of suprises! Having Too Much and In The Ghetto in the same lp is pretty alternative approach, I would say

This is news to me - will check this out - thanks!

is there a definitive list of all products done by Boppin Bob Jones...please don`t post the Discogs link as its far from complete...anyone?? thanks

...or maybe Alexander72 has an updated list following his previous video on BBJ releases??

Sweet-Angeline wrote: October 23rd, 2025, 8:36 am is there a definitive list of all products done by Boppin Bob Jones...please don`t post the Discogs link as its far from complete...anyone?? thanks

...or maybe Alexander72 has an updated list following his previous video on BBJ releases??

Not sure such a list exists - its very much a work in progress.

We had a load of them identified on FECC of course but maybe we should start another thread The Boppin' Bob Elvis Pressings starting with discogs to build upon? I suspect many of the Jack Adams (JA) Elvis pressings were heavily influenced by Bob Jones as they have an identical sound signature to them. The Green Label RCA International pressings of the 1957 Christmas Album and Speedway (especially the bonus songs) are prime examples but only have the JA signature in the deadwax. JA and Boppin' Bob are often seen on the respective sides of an Elvis LP.

LesterB wrote: October 23rd, 2025, 9:55 am

Sweet-Angeline wrote: October 23rd, 2025, 8:36 am is there a definitive list of all products done by Boppin Bob Jones...please don`t post the Discogs link as its far from complete...anyone?? thanks

...or maybe Alexander72 has an updated list following his previous video on BBJ releases??

Not sure such a list exists - its very much a work in progress.

We had a load of them identified on FECC of course but maybe we should start another thread The Boppin' Bob Elvis Pressings starting with discogs to build upon? I suspect many of the Jack Adams (JA) Elvis pressings were heavily influenced by Bob Jones as they have an identical sound signature to them. The Green Label RCA International pressings of the 1957 Christmas Album and Speedway (especially the bonus songs) are prime examples but only have the JA signature in the deadwax. JA and Boppin' Bob are often seen on the respective sides of an Elvis LP.

Hi Lester...as the BBJ Discogs catalog is an easy find...it`s probably better just to list the ones that are not on Discogs, or convince Alexander to do a follow-up video I`m sure there is some here who have completed their BBJ collection.

Sweet-Angeline wrote: October 23rd, 2025, 8:36 am is there a definitive list of all products done by Boppin Bob Jones...please don`t post the Discogs link as its far from complete...anyone?? thanks

...or maybe Alexander72 has an updated list following his previous video on BBJ releases??

Check the page 4 of this very thread. viewtopic.php?p=907#p907

Alexander pictured almost all the green label RCA International pressings from the UK there. Only How Grest Thou Srt was missing. Most of them were mastered by BBJ, and some by JA.

I've come to realize also that there are sometimes two identical versions of some of those titles existing with the only difference being that the other was cut by BBJ and other JA. You cannot identify which is which without seeing the deadwax. Very confusing indeed.

Sweet-Angeline wrote: October 23rd, 2025, 8:36 am is there a definitive list of all products done by Boppin Bob Jones...please don`t post the Discogs link as its far from complete...anyone?? thanks

...or maybe Alexander72 has an updated list following his previous video on BBJ releases??

Not really. I based my episode at the time on this list of releases credited to Boppin' Bop Jones: Elvis Presley Discography Bob Jones

I would love to do a follow up video one day but the matter is quite complex. To fresh up your memory: was it @LesterB who at the time at FECC mentioned the Green Label 1981 RCA International releases were either pressed at the RCA UK Pressing Plant (Washington, UK) or in assignment on the EMI Pressing Plant in Hayes, West-London or at both locations? The production facility also determined which engineer cut the lacquer (see below).

JohnnyByeBye wrote: October 23rd, 2025, 1:46 pm

Sweet-Angeline wrote: October 23rd, 2025, 8:36 am is there a definitive list of all products done by Boppin Bob Jones...please don`t post the Discogs link as its far from complete...anyone?? thanks

...or maybe Alexander72 has an updated list following his previous video on BBJ releases??

Check the page 4 of this very thread. viewtopic.php?p=907#p907
Alexander pictured almost all the green label RCA International pressings from the UK there. Only How Grest Thou Srt was missing. Most of them were mastered by BBJ, and some by JA.

Let's not forget some of the mighty fine 80s Camdens you will find here and were also BBJ cuts: viewtopic.php?t=37&start=100

JohnnyByeBye wrote: October 23rd, 2025, 1:46 pm
I've come to realize also that there are sometimes two identical versions of some of those titles existing with the only difference being that the other was cut by BBJ and other JA. You cannot identify which is which without seeing the deadwax. Very confusing indeed.

Most likely Jack Adams worked as a lacquer cutter for the EMI Pressing Plant while Bob Jones was assigned by RCA Ltd. to cut the lacquers for the runs pressed at the RCA Washington Plant. The soundscape of the Jack Adams and Bob Jones cuts are very similar and as some runs would be pressed in both plants I assume one engineer (Bob Jones: he was appointed by RCA) was in the lead, because it would have been odd for RCA to release an album where the different production runs differed significantly in sound. I think, for that reason, you can assume that the lacquers cut by Jack Adams were created based on the original mastering by Bob Jones. It is an assumption, but since the soundscape is so similar there is some logic to it

I've now created a separate thread for BBJ related stuff: viewtopic.php?t=411

Yesterday i score in a great mind condition Elvis Aron Presley silver lp boxset and more Camden lps ...

@AfoolSuchAsI. you seem to be on a roll when it comes to purchasing new lp's... have you started to build up your vinyl collection only recently or have you been an active collector for all your life?

JohnnyByeBye wrote: October 25th, 2025, 1:03 pm @AfoolSuchAsI. you seem to be on a roll when it comes to purchasing new lp's... have you started to build up your vinyl collection jus onöy recently or have you been an active collector for all your life?

Hi Johnny Bye Bye , yes longer time i collected lp s of Elvis but i thought its great to do sometimes take pictures of lp s, . not every time.
I buy every week Elvis los and sometimes every month .

I think i am to much here
To much Elvis
Ooops its cd cover