Elvis Presley "My Way" Single Value Guide

Released shortly after his passing in 1977, this live recording of 'My Way' captured during Elvis's final concert tour became a poignant posthumous success. It is highly collectible for its emotional significance, reaching the US Top 20 and hitting number one in the UK.

What Is Elvis Presley "My Way" Single Worth?

The typical price range for Elvis Presley "My Way" Single is $10 - $20 based on recent sales. However, values can vary depending on the item's condition, rarity, and other factors such as:

• The presence and condition of the original picture sleeve significantly impact the $10-$20 price range.
• Vinyl condition, specifically the absence of surface noise or scratches on the live recording playback.
• Market demand for posthumous memorabilia, as this was one of the first singles released after his death in August 1977.
• The specific pressing plant and label variations, such as the transition from black to tan RCA labels.

How to Identify Elvis Presley "My Way" Single?

• Verify the 1977 release date on the RCA Victor label, typically featuring the catalog number PB-11165.
• Check for the original paper picture sleeve which features a full-color photograph of Elvis performing in concert.
• Confirm the B-side track is 'America The Beautiful', which was the standard pairing for this US 7-inch release.
• Look for the 'Indianapolis' or 'Hollywood' pressing marks in the run-out groove to confirm US origin.

History of Elvis Presley "My Way" Single

My Way is a song popularized by Frank Sinatra. Paul Anka rewrote the lyrics to the French song 'Comme d'habitude' specifically for Sinatra. Elvis Presley began performing 'My Way' in concert in the mid-1970s, and a live version recorded in June 1977 was released as a single in late 1977, shortly after his death. It became a significant posthumous hit for Presley, reaching the top 20 in the United States and becoming a number one hit in the UK.