Jack White Plans Special Release For Elvis Presley's First Recording
. (Radio.com) Jack White is one of rock's quirkiest figures but he took that unofficial title to a new level last month. In early January, when the only copy of Elvis Presley's first ever recording, "My Happiness," sold for $300,000 at a Graceland auction, no one knew who the buyer was. As it turns out, the figure behind the extravagant purchase was Third Man Records head Jack White--and he has big plans for it, according to his new cover story for Billboard. This Record Store Day, White will reissue the recording done by a then-18-year-old Elvis in 1953. Though the details haven't been announced, it will likely arrive in a sleek package since his label has a history of coming up with innovative ways to package vinyl. Recall the Lazaretto hologram LP. Read more here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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