1.5M views · 88K reactions | "On this day in 1956, RCA Victor made a splash with an industry "first." They released multiple Elvis Presley records simulatneously, seliing 1.6 million copies and solidifying his position as a major artist. Those singles included “Blue Suede Shoes,” “I Got a Woman,” “I’ll Never Let You Go (Little Darlin’),” "I Love You Because,” “Just Because,” and "Money Honey." : "Blue Suede Shoes" from '68 Comeback Special" | Elvis | Facebook

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87 reactions · 15 comments | "This Is America" - 4 Grammy Nominations including Song and Record of the Year. Over 440 million views on YouTube and 256 million plays on Spotify. "'This Is America’ is dense with allusions to American history and pop culture.” – The New York Times | RCA Records | Facebook

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On This Day in Elvis History – June 17, 1969 RCA Records dropped a little dose of gospel grit with a rock ’n’ roll edge as "Clean Up Your Own Back Yard" hit the airwaves! Featured in the MGM film The Trouble with Girls (and How to Get into It), this underrated gem finds Elvis Presley in full preacher mode—calling out hypocrisy with a sneer, a swing, and a whole lot of soul. Written by the mighty Mac Davis and Billy Strange, the song marched its way to #35 on the Billboard Hot 100 and climbed eve