Capitol Records

Roulette Records

“You’re Undecided” was originally released by Johnny Burnette on Von Records in 1955, backed with “Go Mule Go.” The song was re-recorded for Coral Records in 1956 and released as the B-side of “Tear It Up,” credited to Johnny Burnette and the Rock ’n’ Roll Trio.

Dot / Quality Records

"The Great Pretender" is one of the definitive defining anthems of the mid-1950s vocal group era. Propelled by Tony Williams' soaring, emotional lead tenor and the lush backing harmonies of the group, the song became a massive crossover smash, topping both the R&B and pop charts. While Mercury was heavily transitioning to 45 RPM and LP formats by late 1955, surviving 78 RPM pressings like this remain prized collector's pieces capturing the twilight of the shellac era.

Capitol Records

RCA Victor Records

From the Neven78rpm Archive: this is the original Sun 223 issue of “Mystery Train,” recorded at Sun Studio in Memphis in 1955. This is one of the cornerstone records of Elvis’s early career. Elvis delivers one of the defining performances of his Sun period, backed by Scotty Moore and Bill Black, with Sam Phillips’ signature slapback echo shaping the sound.

Decca Records

Decca / London Records

A hidden gem. Sadly, it never got the same recognition as 'Tonight You Belong To Me', but it's just as good.

Mercury Records

RCA Victor Records