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

207 reactions · 52 shares | Did you know? From creating the world’s first color TVs to the latest breakthroughs in home entertainment, RCA has been leading the way in innovation for decades! | RCA | Facebook

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Music History Monday: On this day in 1931, RCA Victor released the 33 1/3 rpm recording of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, performed by the Philadelphia Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski. It was the first 12-inch recording ever released. | RCA

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

61K views · 4.8K reactions | NFR Round 4 records are one for the history books. | PRCA ProRodeo | Facebook