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Demand :arrr: :unsure:

Echoes Of Love

Because Of Love - Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow

Suspicion :wub:

:lol: won't

Treat Me Nice

Can't Help Falling In Love :wub:

Blue Moon- Under The Moon Of Love

September 21, 1953 By now Elvis returned to work at Precision Tool as a sander and manufacturer of shelves. He also operated a hand drill and drill press. He was paid $1.55 per hour. He would stay at this job till March 19th, 1954. September 21, 1955 Elvis performed at the Memorial Auditorium, Raleigh, North Carolina. September 21, 1956 Elvis concluded the filming of Love Me Tender. September 21, 1958 Elvis had received a copy of Poems That Touch The Heart from another soldier on the train, on its way to New York. It somehow gave him some consolation on the long ride. Somewhere along the way Elvis met with a little soldier, named Charlie Hodge. Later on Charlie confessed that he was "bound and determined" to meet Elvis. September 21, 1964 Elvis, always drawn to uniforms and badges, was appointed "Special Deputy Sheriff" .He told Sheriff Bill Morris: I've always been interested in law enforcement and in fact even applied for a job as a Memphis policeman at age of 19. September 21, 1966 Elvis signed a lease for one year for an very modern house in Palm Springs. September 21, 1970 Elvis was made an honorary deputy sheriff of Shelby County by sheriff Roy. C . Nixon. September 21, 1971 Elvis went to Memphis again and watched movies every night that he was at home either at the Memphian or the Crosstown. September 21, 1973 Elvis was visited by Lisa-Marie, who flew into Palm Springs along with Elvis' dentist Max Shapiro. September 21, 1974 Because Elvis was still in Memphis, Elvis made, with the help of Linda, detailed plans for his new upcoming karate movie, to be called: The New Gladiators. Elvis wanted this movie to promote his own philosophy that karate is a way for a person to help himself.

September 20, 1949 The Presley family was accepted into the Memphis Housing Authority's Lauderdale Courts. This was just around the corner of the house they were living in. They had to pay $35 a month for a 2 bedroom, first floor apartment at 185 Winchester Street. September 20, 1955 Elvis performed at the Danville Fairgrounds, Danville, Virginia. September 20, 1957 Elvis appeared on Memphis television station WKNO to promote traffic safety and driver education. September 20, 1958 While Elvis was on the troop train bound for New York, several friends caught up with the train in Memphis, during refuelling. Elvis was introduced to a pretty girl from Mississippi, Jane Wilbanks, whom he soon called from Germany.

September 19, 1955 Elvis performed at the WRVA Theater, Richmond, Virginia. September 19, 1958 Elvis left Fort Hort Hood at 7.00 p.m. He went on the troop train bounded for the Brooklyn Army Terminal in New York. September 19, 1960 Just like before Elvis complained to the Colonel about RCA. They seemed to have remixed the sound of one of his songs. This time the upcoming single: Are You Lonesome Tonight? Elvis didn't like the sound of his own voice brought to the front at the expense of the backing vocals. He even threatened to go back in the studio to record it again. September 19, 1961 Back in Memphis Elvis signed for a new Schimmel piano and organ from Jack Marshall Pianos and Organs. September 19, 1973 The finger he broke during his last stay in Las Vegas still bothered Elvis and he went to an orthopaedist. There was a X-ray made and the finger was cast. September 19, 1974 Linda's sister in law gave birth to a little girl at the Methodist Hospital. Elvis insisted not only to see Louise but also wanted to visit the labor room where he was recognized even with his surgical mask. One woman present said: Oh my God, you look like Elvis Presley. Elvis declared: Honey I AM Elvis Presley. September 19, 1976 Elvis flew to Palm Springs, not to return to Memphis before the 26th.

September 18, 1954 Elvis performed at the Eagle's Nest, Memphis. September 18, 1955 Elvis performed at the WRVA Theater, Richmond, Virginia at 2.30 and 8.30 p.m. September 18, 1957 Hank Garland, a 26 guitar player, who had been working in Nashville signed on as Elvis new guitar player and Vernon Presley sent Scotty and Bill their final payment. Their resignation was accepted as of September 21. September 18, 1958 Elvis spent his last night at before leaving for the army in Killeen with Vernon, Anita, Edie Fadal, Lamar Fike, Gene and Junior Smith and Red West. There were also some fan club presidents present. It was an emotional night. September 18, 1973 Elvis visited an ophthalmologist in Palm Springs.

September 17, 1954 According to Carl Perkins Elvis played in Bethel Springs, not far from Jackson. This took place at the high school gym and all the girls went wild. After the show Carl and Elvis had a talk about the possibility of Carl singing with the Sun studios as well. Elvis didn't know whether Sam would need an other singer, but however Perkins did visit Sun the next month. September 17, 1955 Elvis performed at the High School Auditorium, Thomasville, North Carolina. September 17, 1957 Elvis visited Dewey Philips at WHBQ. September 17, 1962 The filming resumed at MGM Studios in Hollywood. And Elvis had a long interview with Lloyd Shearer on the set. Elvis spoke of all the friends surrounding him. He was stating: " it is important to surround yourself with people who can give you a little happiness". He also spoke about his interest in studying philosophy and mentioned that he would liked to become a doctor and often read medical texts. He said that he was hesitant to make any major changes in his career ( " If I can entertain people with things I'm doing, well, I'd be a fool to tamper with it " ), but at the same time expressed an interest in exploring new directions. September 17, 1974 For 10 days Elvis bought a lot for friends, family, staff and strangers. Mostly cars, but also a complete trailer for his cousin Billy Smith, to get him to live in comfort on the grounds of Graceland.

September 16, 1955 Elvis performed at the City Auditorium, Asheville, North Carolina. September 16, 1963 Elvis received some song suggestions for his next film, Kissin' Cousins. The songs were picked out by Gene Nelson. September 16, 1971 Elvis bought 2 guns from Kerr's Sports Shop. September 16, 1972 Elvis left Las Vegas, returned to Los Angeles, where he would remain for almost 2 weeks. September 16, 1973 Elvis finally had Sonny West call the Colonel. Sonny didn't overhear the conversation, but no matter what, the problem seemed to be solved. Elvis then left for Palm Springs. September 16, 1974 Elvis went to the Tennessee Karate Institute to put on an exhibition with Red. Elvis was accompanied by Linda.

September 15, 1955 Elvis performed at the American Legion Auditorium, Roanoke, Virginia. September 15, 1970 Elvis left Mobile at 3.00 p.m. He flew back home to Memphis to complete a 2 day recording session in Nashville. He would return to the West Coast again the 24th. September 15, 1975 While riding his 3-wheeled motorcycles again, dressed in a windbreaker, sunglasses on and smoking a cigar, Elvis told a reporter he was feeling fine again.

September 14, 1955 Elvis performed at the Fleming Stadium, Wilson, North Carolina. September 14, 1957 Scotty was quoted in the newspaper the other day, about his earnings. Elvis responded to Scotty's statement through an open letter in the same newspaper: "If you had come to me we would have worked things out. But you went to the papers and tried to make me look bad.. All I can say to you is "good luck". September 14, 1970 Elvis performed at the Municipal Auditorium, Mobile, Alabama. The group stayed in the Admiral Semmes Hotel just like in 1955. However the hotel was now in such a terrible state that Elvis complained bitterly. When Joe Esposito tried to arrange something else to stay, he was told there was no other room available. Before ending the tour, Elvis gave out bonuses to each of the guys. Even after deducting the Colonel's share Elvis made more then $174,000 on this 6 day tour.

September 13, 1955 Elvis performed at the Shrine Auditorium, New Bern, North Carolina. September 13, 1957 Scotty Moore was quoted in the Memphis Press Scimitar: "Elvis promised us that the more he made the more we would make. But it hasn't worked out that way." September 13, 1959 Priscilla Beaulieu was brought to Elvis' house in the Goethestrasse for the very first time. Not a living soul present at that time had missed the immediate attraction of Elvis to this young girl. Elvis stated: " She is like the woman I've been looking for all my life". From this moment on Priscilla joined the group every night and weekend. The group got an other new member: Joe Esposito from Chicago. September 13, 1962 On the last day of location filming Elvis gave 2 Tennessee hams to the Washington governor and the head of the World's Fair. After that the group returned to Los Angeles, where cots and bedding were rented for Davis and Kingsley, 2 new members of the security group, so they could move into Elvis' Bellagio home. September 13, 1970 Elvis performed at the Curits Hixon Convention Center, Tampa, Florida, at 3.00 and 8.30 p.m.

September 12, 1955 Elvis performed at the City Auditorium, Norfolk, Virginia. September 12, 1956 There was an announcement by the police chief of San Diego; if Elvis ever returned to his city and performed in the way he did in the spring, Elvis will be jailed for disorderly conduct. September 12, 1957 Elvis called Scotty to talk about his resignation and Bill's. Elvis asked what he had to do to get them both back. Since Scotty had a lot of debts, he asked for a $50 per week raise and an amount of $10,000 at once. September 12, 1960 Elvis and Juliet Prowse, costar in G.I. Blues, attended a special screening of the movie. Hal Wallis' assistant called it "a howling success". September 12, 1969 Elvis returned from Las Vegas to Los Angeles, before he went to Palm Springs for a week. September 12, 1970 Elvis performed at the Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami Beach, Florida, at 3.00 and 8.30 p.m. http://www.elvisnews.com/images/pow/pow176s.jpg

September 11, 1954 Elvis performed at the Eagle's Nest, Memphis. Elvis returned to the Sun studio over the weekend to record several songs, including I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine and Good Rockin' Tonight. September 11, 1955 Elvis performed at the City Auditorium, Norfolk, Virginia at 3.00 and 8.00 p.m. Elvis joined the Hank Snow Jamboree for 2 days. September 11, 1957 Elvis went home by train, but in Houston he got out and drove the rest to Memphis. He arrived home at 10.00 p.m. September 11, 1958 Elvis was assigned to the 3rd Armored Division in Germany. September 11, 1963 Elvis completed his part for Viva Las Vegas and returned to Memphis. September 11, 1967 Still busy with the recording session Elvis took over the piano part in You'll Never Walk Alone. They worked from 6.00 p.m. till 3.30 a.m. September 11, 1970 Elvis performed at the Olympia Arena, Detroit, Michigan. The whole gang had their own things to attend: Charlie Hodge remained stage manager and general assistant to Elvis, providing him with water and scarves. Lamar Fike was taking care of the lighting. Sonny West responsible for the security and Richard Davis controlled the wardrobe. Dr. Nichopoulos was tour doctor and Joe Esposito remained in overall command. The Colonel always arrived before Elvis in each city. September 11, 1973 Elvis stayed in Las Vegas. He ruined some furniture, while working out karate with Kang Rhee. He even broke his finger on his left hand. During this stay there were rehearsals with Voice. September 11, 1976 Back in Memphis after his tour, Elvis was seen riding his motorcycle. By now there were rumors that Red and Sonny West and Dave Hebler were writing a book about their lives with Elvis.

http://www.elvisnews.com/images/coverart/big/cd-night-on-the-town.jpg Touchdown Productions latest release is out now. This time you'll get to hear the by now unreleased midnight show from March 29, 1975 in Vegas in good quality for an audience recording! Elvis presented a strong line-up - almost without his 50s classics. Added to the main show you'll get another 5 bonus tracks from which the ones from March 28 are also unreleased and in good quality! Tracklisting: Opening Theme - See See Rider - Rip lt Up (exc.) - I Got A Woman / Amen - Love Me - If You Love Me (Let Me Know) - And I Love You So - Big Boss Man - It's Midnight - Burning Love - Introductions - I Can Help (exc.) - My Boy - I'll Remember You - My Heavenly Father (performed by Kathy Westmoreland) - Let Me Be There - The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Tiger Man - Can't Help Falling In Love BONUS: Promised Land* - Fairytale* - Help Me** - I'm Leavin'** - Heartbreak Hotel** * March 25, 1975 (MS) ** March 28, 1975 (DS) The CD will come with a full-color 16-page booklet with lots of rare pictures from the Vegas engagement in March/ April 1975!

http://www.elvisnews.com/images/coverart/big/single-i-want-you-with-me.jpg Only 500 copies were pressed of a 7" lilac vinyl single of I Want You With Me.

September 10, 1954 Elvis performed at the Eagle's Nest, Memphis. September 10, 1955 Elvis performed at the Louisiana Hayride, Municipal Auditorium, Shreveport. September 10, 1956 Elvis continued the filming of Love Me Tender during the day. In the evening Elvis had a date with Natalie Wood. September 10, 1963 Elvis reported for the shooting of some publicity pictures. September 10, 1967 Elvis had some brief time between films and wanted to record some new songs and material for new singles as well as bonus songs to fill out the Clamback soundtrack album. One of the songs Elvis really wanted to do was Guitar Man. They fooled around with the song, but couldn't replicate Reed's guitar. So Reed was tracked down and asked to play along. The result of this session was stunning. Unfortunately there was a big misunderstanding about the rights of publishing and after playing on Big Boss Man as well, Reed stormed out. They all went on till 5.30 a.m. but the atmosphere was ruined. September 10, 1969 Elvis flew to Las Vegas. September 10, 1970 Elvis performed at the Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis, Missouri. For the very first time there was a sound system with onstage monitors which allowed Elvis to really hear himself. This was an improvement. http://www.elvisnews.com/images/pow/pow076s.jpg September 10, 1975 Out on the highway in one of his 3-wheeled motorcycles Elvis was ticketed by a policeman.

September 09, 1954 Elvis made his appearance in Katz Drug Store, Memphis. There was the opening of a new shopping center and Elvis caused a huge crowd of teenagers. George Klein, Elvis' former classmate at Humes High School was present too. September 09, 1955 Elvis performed at the McComb High School Auditorium, McComb, Mississippi. September 09, 1956 Elvis performed at the Ed Sullivan Show, CBS Studios, Los Angeles, for the very first time. Since Sullivan himself had had a car accident in August, Elvis was hosted by Charles Laughton in New York City. More than 80 % of the national viewers watched Elvis' live performance of Don't Be Cruel, Love Me Tender, Ready Teddy and Hound Dog. September 09, 1957 Elvis and Anita Wood took a train to Memphis. September 09, 1960 Elvis rented a house at 525 Perugia Way in Bel Air, Beverly Hills. The owner of the house was Ali Kahn, and Elvis rented it for $1,400 per month. This was all due to several incidents at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel. Elvis stayed here off and on for the next 5 years. September 09, 1970 Elvis flew to Phoenix for a 6 city tour arranged by the Colonel and the tour started in the Coliseum, Phoenix, Arizona. MGM filmed parts of this performance. September 09, 1971 Elvis travelled to Los Angeles. September 09, 1974 Elvis and Sheila spent 5 days in Palm Springs together before Elvis had to leave for Memphis. http://www.elvisnews.com/images/pow/pow059s.jpg

September 08, 1954 There was a opening of a new shopping center in Memphis. In the advertisement of the opening was the announcement: "by the newest Memphis hit in the recording business Elvis Presley". This took place in front of Katz Drug Store the following night between 9.00 and 10.00 a.m. September 08, 1955 Elvis performed at the City Auditorium, Clarksdale, Mississippi. September 08, 1957 Elvis and Anita Wood had breakfast at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel and after that they visited Radio Recorders to listen to the songs Elvis had been recording over the last few days. Later they watched 4 movies at the theaters around town, while talking about screening Jailhouse Rock the next day. September 08, 1971 Elvis bought a custom-made Stutz Blackhawk. His first was badly damaged in an accident earlier that year and would not be repaired for almost 3 years. September 08, 1973 Elvis and Linda attended a Tom Jones performance and Elvis even appeared on stage at Caesar's Place. September 08, 1976 Elvis performed at the Convention Center, Pine Bluff, Arkansas.

September 07, 1955 Elvis performed at the National Guard Armory, Sikeston, Missouri. September 07, 1957 There was another session at the Radio Recorders from noon till 8.00 p.m. However there was still one song for the new Christmas album missing, so Leiber and Stoller wrote a new one. This was the bluesy song: Santa Claus Is Back In Town, which Elvis liked very much. There were plans made for recording some instrumental tracks by Scotty, Bill and D.J. at the end of the session. Elvis even suggested he would join them as a piano man. However at the end of the session there was not enough time left and Elvis said or did nothing for Scotty, Bill and D.J. This made Scotty and Bill write a letter of resignation and they expressed their long-held feelings of resentment towards Elvis. D.J. declined to go along with them. This all gave some bitterness on both sides. September 07, 1970 On his last night in Las Vegas the Colonel negotiated an additional 3.30 a.m. show at the cost of $12,500. The International Hotel presented Elvis with a wide gold belt. It had the hotel logo on it and the words: "World's Championship/ Attendance Record/ Las Vegas Nevada/ International Hotel". The belt supposed to be worth $10,000 and Elvis even wore the belt often and with pride. September 07, 1976 Elvis performed at the Convention Center, Pine Bluff, Arkansas.