1955 Elvis Presley SUN Records Never Released BLUE SUEDE SHOES - Promo Lot 2095

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1955 Elvis Presley SUN Records Never Released BLUE SUEDE SHOES - Promo Lot 2095:
$650.00

LOT 2095
Seller\'s Estimate: USD 400 - 800

Rare 1955 Elvis Presley SUN Records \"Blue Suede Shoes\" Promo: SUN Records Never Released \"Blue Suede Shoes\"!
1955 Elvis Presley SUN Records, \"Blue Suede Shoes / My Baby\'s Gone\" PROMO Record, Original Sleeve, \"File Copy,\" Choice Near Mint.
Exceedingly rare vintage, SUN Records, Single Promo 45 RPM, measuring 7\" in diameter. This record comes in it\'s original \"File Copy\" stamped sleeve. It appears to be in excellent, like-new, clean condition. The consignor states that it comes from the collection of Elvis Presley\'s good friend Edward Fadal. It is a very rare find and would be a wonderful addition to any Elvis or vintage Record collection. SUN Records never released \"Blue Suede Shoes\"! Elvis moved to RCA and they released the song in 1956. This is one of the Rarest of all Elvis records and so rare, it may have possibly been given to Eddie by \"The King\" of Rock and Roll himself. Edward Fadal was a very good friend of Elvis, and he amassed so many artifacts that his fabulous collection became a museum in Waco, Texas.
Eddie Fadal of Waco, Texas, a longtime friend of Elvis, passed away on April 12, 1994. Eddie left behind many Elvis fans who have traveled around the world to see his Elvis Museum and to hear his stories about the times he spent with the \"King\".Over one thousand mourners attended Eddie\'s funeral, and most florists in Waco had to close early the day before in order to process the seemingly endless orders for flowers.The fans of Eddie and Elvis came from all over North America. Cards, flowers, and letters flowed into Waco from everywhere in the world for months after Eddie\'s funeral

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