Elvis Presley KING CREOLE VOL.1 EPA-4319 & Vol.2 EPA-4321 45EP VG+/EX/EX/EX
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Mar 5, 2026 Sold Date
Feb 28, 2026 Start Date
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EPA-4319 King Creole, Vol. 1

Artist: Elvis Presley

Release: RCA Victor EPA-4319 King Creole, Vol. 1 (EP)

Release Date: 7/1/1958

Side 1: King Creole / New Orleans

Side 2: As Long As I Have You / Lover Doll

Disc: Black label, dog on top. Hooked “1” for Side 1

EPA-4321 King Creole, Vol. 2

Artist: Elvis Presley

Release: RCA Victor EPA-4321 King Creole, Vol. 2 (EP)

Release Date: 7/29/1958

Side 1: Trouble / Young Dreams

Side 2: Crawfish / Dixieland Rock

Disc: (7/1958)1 Black label, dog on top. Side on left side. 45 EP on right side. Different font for the “1” in Side 1. On both sides, “New Orthophonic High Fidelity” statement on right side. Covers have no seams splits and are in EX condition. Vol 1 has some ring wear, light creasing and bends but one has to look really close to see them. Labels and vinyl in EX or better condition. Look unplayed.

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For Elvis soundtrack to his 1958 film, King Creole, RCA again tinkered with the release order of the album and its accompanying EPs. This time two EPs, containing a total of 8 songs from the movie, were released in July 1958, a full two and a half months before the LP was released in mid-September. By this time, RCA had realized that Presley’s teenage market preferred EPs to long playing albums. The two King Creole EPs sold a half million copies each, while the movie soundtrack album sold only half as much when released in the fall


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