Flaming Star 1968 to 1978 and a Great Book from Australia // Elvis Presley Vinyl LPs 

Daniel thanks you so much ❤.

Great album, Great review, Great channel 👍

Have a nice day! More enlightening video, thank you David and happy Sunday ,I also have several editions of this album, the cover has always fascinated me. As a kid I didn't understand what a photo that didn't represent the Flaming Star movie was about, then I saw Stay away Joe and I understood. A record that I listen to often, without obligation

I love this album also and i love Golden records volume 3 that lp is my number 1 favorite Elvis album great video my friend.

A very nice compilation album. I have the singer presents copy with insert photo. I can’t tell you how long it took me to find a copy.😀. I’m directing a lot of my Elvis fan friends to your channel!! Keep up the great work.

The first copy I owned of "Flaming Star" was the reissue with the different cover along with "Please Don't Stop Loving Me" which were both issued together in 1979, the first album I heard was my mum's "Pot Luck" and the first album I bought with my own pocket money was "From Elvis Presley Boulevard" followed by the Camden album "Easy Come, Easy Go" it's funny how you remember these things, thanks for the video

I enjoyed this video David. I have the Singer copy of flaming star, and just yesterday I purchased the Camden album for .25. I like the Australian copy. Thanks for sharing.

Hi dave great piece this av always had an affinity to the flaming star album ,like you it was one o the first albums a bought along with ,let's be friends and almost in love.,they were all a could afford,a was 10 years old in 1970 ,a had a paper round ,and pocket money from me mam n dad went on these albums,a had a copy of the US singer album some years back but not now ,these Camden albums had some great tracks on them ,a remember the first time a seen the flaming star album cover a thought how could someone look that good ,a think too much monkey buissiness was the best track by far altho a didnt dislike any of them ,EL covered a few chuck Berry cuts ,this one was great as was memphis tennesee and promised land an underrated track from the 70s for me ,a had most o the Camden albums over the years including the rare export ,you'll never walk alone ,a liked ya copies of flaming star here the US singer copy apparently is supposed to be quite rare a believe ,but a loved the last you featured the japanese copy ,that was nice ,take care dave ,all the best tony 👍

Great video, still can't get my hands on the singer presents album. Great album one of the first i ever owned

Hi there! The first album I bought was ‘A Portrait In Music’ Flaming Star is a fine Album with lots of good songs. ‘All I needed was the rain’ is my favourite and also ‘Do the Vega’ and all the others in fact, Cheers from Belgium 🥂

This is a great album and one of the first I owned. Great cover, great songs (mostly!) and of course "Tiger Man"!

Great video, good album too always wished it had a few more tracks on it. First full album I ever heard was Good Times, still holds a place in my heart. Love the picture label on that one series - very cool. Now to get Too Much Monkey Business out of my head ;)

I had a Camden LABEL release of ELVIS SINGS FLAMING STAR, but being the dum dum that I am I sold it back in the early 80's. But now have it on CD, still play it often. My first album of ELVIS was SEPARATE WAYS , still have it. Didn't even know it was a budget album I was 9 or 10 years old , I just thought it was a regular release. To be that young and naive again lol.

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Hi , the first albums a heard was On Stage , MSG and Golden Records 1 in late summer 1972 . I have 3-4 different pressings of Flaming Star a great album I think . Really nice label on that Australien one ! 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

Hi David :) good to see you buddy, how are you ? another brilliant video, gotta love this LP, i first got it on Cassette around 1990 , what a great memories, on the same store ( that sadly isnt existed anymore) i got also on cassettes the Almost in Love, Lets be friends, Elvis sings hits from his movies....by the way great Australian book, i have it ! but i dont own an Australian copy of Flaming star, will get it in the near future ;) . my first Elvis LP that i heard it was actually 2 LPs from my parents collection: Golden Records vol. 1 and Girl Happy , next one was the cassette: Golden Records vol. 3 ! :) Thank you for this video, Cheers , your friend: Lior

I don't remember the first elvis LP being an elvis fan I just get as they just come out but the first LP I got was I got lucky it was a good album

This album was the first album ever to release a track from the 1968 Elvis comeback special Tiger Man as a sort of preview but was never released on the original album

Hei, David! A great example what a difference an OBI makes. Without it a Japanese pressing "becomes just an album". I'm not familiar at all with this movie or its soundtrack but it was great to see some different pressings. Actually the first ever LP that I voluntarily bought with my own money was The '56 Sessions Vol. 1 by Elvis. I still have it but unfortunately I don't remember the year when I bought it. Must have been 1980 or 1981. I'm not 100 % sure if that was the first ever Elvis record that I never heard. In 1979 my Mum was in England had she brought some 2LP Elvis compilation album. I don't remember its title but it's still at my Mum's house. I think I should listen to it... Around the same time one of my then classmates was a big Elvis fan. I think even back then when we were like 9 to 10 years old kids, he had about over 30 different Elvis LPs. I think that's where I got the idea to buy an Elvis LP. Have a scary Halloween, Jarkko/MyVinylBar

Hi, I’ve always loved this album, and the original movie was one of Elvis’s best acting roles, I had the original UK vinyl, and now have the cd version, also what a great cover the album has! My first Elvis album I ever heard and bought was G I Blues in 1960, I was 15 years of age, and had just left school, in Liverpool UK, and started my first job! Cheers mate, stay well

Great to see all of the different ones that you have on this Album and I sure do like Imports a lot!!! The UK and the Australian one's wow nice and a great looking book O and I did like your fast and slow part's. On the Japan copy did it have an Obi on the side of it???. I do have the first one that dose have the Seer on it and you know that is still hard to find in the US:"). As for me I think .... My first one was Moody Blue or This is Elvis both on vinyl. Well done video you on this video all the best to you, my friend!!!!!

you had far too much fun with the singing! Always enjoy seeing different releases of one album. I got this one a bit later as I never saw it in the record shops in the mid-70s, it was the same with the Let's Be Friends album. I got US Male, Separate Ways and I Got Lucky first. Crazy thing about the Flaming Star release was that it had 3 previously unreleased tracks on it.

My first albums were Separate Ways and You'll Never Walk Alone for Christmas in the mid-70's.I think they were about 99p from Woolworths.I may be wrong about this but the thickness of the cardboard of album sleeves was due to transportation and handling so the further the distance the more robust the sleeve had to be.Well that's my theory anyway.

Bit odd youre from England and you didnt show the UK version with the different cover