‘If I Can Dream: Elvis Presley With The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’ will be released worldwide on October 30th.
As an exciting revisit of Elvis’ work, ‘If I Can Dream’ was recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London with acclaimed producers Don Reedman and Nick Patrick. The 14-track album features Elvis’ most dramatic original performances augmented with lush new arrangements by The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
Here at eil.com we have an incredible range of Elvis rare vinyl, CDs, merchandise, memorabilia and more, here’s a few highlights, to see the full list please click here
ELVIS PRESLEY Elvis’ Golden Record (Mega rare [especially in this condition] 1960 Japanese 8-track 10″ mono LP on a black & silver ‘Nipper’ label manufactured by Victor, unique fully laminated picture sleeve with pinched spine, ‘scalloped’ flipbacks & lyrics in English on the back, more info hereELVIS PRESLEY Loving You (1957 UK first issue 8-track 10″ vinyl LP, fully laminated scalloped flipback picture sleeve with ‘JU57/7’ on the bottom flipback, more info hereELVIS PRESLEY Guitar Man (Rare 1980 US RCA label promotional RED VINYL 7″ with a wide centre, features the Mono & Stereo version of the song taken from the ‘Guitar Man’ album, more info here
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