Burning Love and Hits From His Movies, Volume 2 (CAS-2595) was released on November 1, 1972 on RCA’s subsidiary label, RCA Camden, a budget label. The contents of the album primarily consists of soundtrack recordings from various Elvis Presley films of the 1960s including both sides of his 1972 hit single, “Burning Love”. This is interesting because RCA generally reserved hit singles for release on the main RCA Victor label, and not the budget Camden label.
The first release of Burning Love and Hits From His Movies, Volume 2 contained an insert, their is a yellow starburst printed on the cover to indicate this. This release is difficult to obtain in mint condition or complete. A later release will remove the starburst from the cover.
Mfg: RCA Camden Records
Catalog: CAS-2595
Title: Burning Love and Hits from His Movies (Vol. 2)
Artist: Elvis Presley
Release: 11/1/1972
Book Value: $40
COVER 1: Left: Starburst at lower left announcing “Special Bonus Photo Inside”. RCA Camden logo lower right.
DISC 1: Blue label, black and white print. Dynaflex vinyl.
INNER SLEEVE: 21-112-1 57A (8/1971)
Black and white. Front: Pictures Camden Elvis catalog, most recent is C’mon Everybody (side 1, row 2, column 3). Back: RCA Elvis reel tapes.
Note: Also common for this release is a white generic inner sleeve or none.
Insert 1: Front: 8×10 color photo. Back: Promotion for Elvis As Recorded at Madison Square Garden. This insert is valued around $40.
Catalog: CAS-2595
Release: 1972/1973
Book Value: $20
COVER 2: Left lower corner, RE with no announcement of “Special Bonus Photo Inside”. RCA Camden logo lower right. The back remains unchanged.
DISC 1: Blue label, black and white print. Dynaflex vinyl.
INNER SLEEVE: generic white inner sleeve or none.
References Include
Jerry Osborne & Robert Alaniz, Presleyana V (Washington: Osborne Enterprises, 2002)
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