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Artist: Elvis Presley Title: I Got Lucky Label:   RCA Camden Country: Australia Catalogue: OCL-2533 Date: 1971 Format: LP Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  2 Own Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Elvis Presley	I Got Lucky	Fuller, Weisman, Wise	Rate
A2	Elvis Presley	What A Wonderful Life	Wayne, Livingston	Rate
A3	Elvis Presley	I Need Somebody To Lean On	Pomus, Shuman	Rate
A4	Elvis Presley	Yoga Is As Yoga Does	Nelson, Burch	Rate
A5	Elvis Presley	Riding The Rainbow	Weisman, Wise	Rate
B1	Elvis Presley	Fools Fall In Love	Leiber, Stoller	Rate
B2	Elvis Presley	The Love Machine	Nelson, Burch, Taylor	Rate
B3	Elvis Presley	Home Is Where The Heart Is	Edwards, David	Rate
B4	Elvis Presley	You Gotta Stop	Giant, Baum, Kaye	Rate
B5	Elvis Presley	If You Think I Don't Need You	West, Cooper	Rate

Notes

Backing Vocals – The Jordanaires (tracks: A1, A5, B1, B3)

A1, A5, B3: (from the Mirisch Company presentation "Kid Galahad"-a UA release)
A2: (from the Mirisch Company presentation "Follow That Dream"-a UA release)
A4, B2, B4: (from the Paramount picture "Easy Come, Easy Go"-a Hal Wallis production)
A3, B5: (from the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture "Viva Las Vegas")

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Jasper 9th Mar 2017		Just the other day I was looking through my old record purchases and noted that I bought a few RCA albums through World Record Club in 1979 and presumed there must have been an association between EMI and RCA at the time. So presumably these were pressed by EMI. I bought a re-issue of Elvis' Gold Records Vol 2, Al Stewart - Year Of The Cat, Perry Como - And I Love You So - I also remember at least one Bowie album in their catalogue.
PhilMH 8th Mar 2017		I think CBS was just one factory that RCA used after closing their own factory in 1979 or thereabouts. I have just checked the few Australian Presley Lps that I have, and none of them show CBS matrices. I suspect that mine are EMI pressings, and it is known that RCA commonly had their singles pressed by EMI, because the labels show a telltale semi-circular notch in roughly the 12 o'clock position, as did EMI's own singles. I have a vague recollection of something being pressed by Festival, but I don't know what (and by the early 80's, CBS, EMI and Festival were the only majors who still had factories, Astor having been absorbed into PolyGram, who themselves mostly used CBS and EMI, and WEA always used CBS). RE the number of digits - the very first CBS matrices (Australian Record Company Limited until May 1977) did have 5 digits, but moved to 6 digits sometime around the early 60's, and Festival started off with 4 digits in the same timeframe.
Sniffy 8th Mar 2017		Thank you for the info about the matrix numbering. I always thought 5 digits were just a very early issue and the numbers increased as time went on. An early 1980s copy of this LP has MX195807 / MX195808. As far as I am aware all Elvis LP's (including the Reader's Digest box sets) that have this 6 digit matrix numbering would mean that RCA used CBS for the pressing of these LPs?.
Whassup 6th Mar 2017		Hey PhilMH & Sniffy. Matrix Side 1: (Stamped) ACRM 5837 D1A1 DB (DB Etched) Matrix Side 2: (Stamped) ACRM 5837 B1B6 Hope this is of some help.
PhilMH 5th Mar 2017		Hi Sniffy, if the MX numbers were 5 digits, those would indicate pressed by Festival. If 6 digits, pressed by CBS.
Sniffy 4th Mar 2017		Yes that is right. The catalogue number stayed the same for this album. Also the matrix number for most of these Camden reissues didn't change until about 1980 and started with MX..... I assume this is because RCA didn't use their plant after 1980 so the MX matrix series was issued by other companies. I would like to know more about this if anyone knows.
PhilMH 4th Mar 2017		Well, as long as the catalogue number is the same on both the 1972 and the 1978 pressings, the date should be entered here as January 1972.
Sniffy 4th Mar 2017		Correct for the original release which this cover still has the original A172 date on the back but it is definitely a late 1970s reissue. This cover also has the SUMMIT distribution details on the very bottom of the back cover which wasn't on the original cover and only appeared in the later 1970s period.
PhilMH 4th Mar 2017		I think the bottom right of the back cover has "A172", making this a January 1972 issue.
Sniffy 4th Mar 2017		'Çamden' in black and with a smaller RCA logo indicates a 1978 reissue.

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