Country superstar Eddie Arnold created what became known as the “Nashville Sound,” a mix of Country and Pop. Even though his manager, Col. Tom Parker, left him for a new kid by the name of Elvis Presley, Eddie went on to sell 85 million records. His first album, “All-Time Hits from the Hills” from 1954 on RCA can now sell for $75.00. His 1968 RCA album, “The Romantic World of Eddie Arnold,” released in mono,” is worth up to $150.00 today