An early recording of Elvis Presley's Suspicion is valued at up to £12,000 ($18,352) ahead of sale at Aston's Auctioneers.
It will auction on November 3 in Dudley, UK.
 Elvis recorded this early version of Suspicion in 1961 |
The version dates to 1961, three years before the official release. The B side includes a plug for a Ray Charles concert at the Ellis Auditorium in Memphis.
Steve Kennedy, a spokesman for the auction house, told the Daily Express: "It is a piece of history.
"On the B-side you have social history, the first time the 'coloureds only' signs were taken off the auditorium washrooms. Elvis loved Suspicion but the record company wanted it for Terry Stafford."
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