Elvis Presley — Speedway (1968)
Elvis fans will be very familiar with ‘Speedway’, mostly because his acting chops came under scrutiny in the film of the same name. Nevertheless, the soundtrack wooed fans, and they simply couldn’t get enough of anything he gave his voice to at that time. Word on the street is that less than 300 ‘Speedway’ vinyls were printed, and if you’ve somehow got it in your record collection, you could fetch up to $5000 during sale or auction.
Elvis Presley Speedway
Brute Force — King of Fuh (1969)
Brute Force gained a cult following in the late 1960’s, mostly thanks to their “out there” lyrics and the fact that they didn’t abide by any kind of rules around censorship from their record company. “King of Fuh” was one of their lighter singles to be released, and naturally it allowed the band to gain more mainstream appeal at the time. A first edition of the vinyl could earn you a coo $5000 today, especially if it is still in mint condition.
Brute Force King Of Fuh
