Elvis' Christmas Album (180g, gatefold)

Elvis' first Christmas record was also just his third album overall, cut at Radio Recorders in Hollywood with producer Steve Sholes for RCA, and it spent four weeks at number one on the way to becoming the best-selling Christmas album in American chart history. Irving Berlin treated "White Christmas" like a trespasser, calling Presley's gospel-tinged take a "profane parody" and begging radio stations to pull it; most ignored him anyway. This pressing comes from Speakers Corner, the German audiophile label known for all-analog 180-gram reissues, in a gatefold reproducing the 1957 artwork.