Talk:King Creole (soundtrack)
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Release Date is too late
editCurrently it says September 19, 1958. In the Billboard issue of September 15 1958, it is at #13 on the Best Selling LP's chart. This is for a survey week ending September 6. This does not include advance orders. "The information in this chart is based on actual sales to customers in a scientific sample of the nation's retail record outlets during the week ending on the date shown above." So it was evidently released in the first week of September. PatConolly (talk) 04:44, 27 December 2021 (UTC)