Set of al Five 1950's Elvis Presley RCA Victor 45 RPM Releases of His Sun Singles – Incl. Dec. 1955 “Mystery Train” (5)

Offered are five 45 rpm RCA singles of Elvis Presley's original SUN Records singles. After purchasing Elvis' contract from Sam Philips of SUN Records, RCA immediately re-release the five singles he had recorded for them. They wouldn't be able to get Elvis into the studio until January of 1956 to record new material, and they wanted to try to capitalize on the buzz around their new artist. The records offered here include:

• "Mystery Train" / "I Forgot to Remember to Forget" (47-6357) December 1955 pressing-the earliest RCA pressing of this single based on the matrix numbers;
• "That's All Right" / "Blue Moon of Kentucky" (476380) January 1956 Indianapolis pressing;
• "I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone" / "Baby, Let's Play House" (47-6383) January 1956 Indianapolis pressing;
• "You're a Heartbreaker" / "Milkcow Blues Boogie" (447-0603) September 1958 Indianapolis Pressing with "Gold Standard Series" sleeve; and 
• "Good Rockin' Tonight" / "I Don't Care if the Sun Don't Shine" (447-0602) March 1959 Hollywood pressing.

All five singles present in minimally Excellent condition, with some slightly nicer.