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March 20, 1956 Elvis performed at the Bell Municipal Auditorium, Augusta, Georgia. Meanwhile Elvis' parents moved into the new house on Audubon Drive. March 20, 1960 http://www.elvisnews.com/images/pow/pow026s.jpg Elvis and his entourage, Scotty and DJ left for Nashville for a recording sessions. They were joined by all musician from the June 1958 session. They worked from 8.00 p.m. to 7.00 a.m. Elvis completed 6 sides for an urgently needed new single, which was pressed and shipped within 2 days, and toward his upcoming album. March 20, 1961 Elvis arrived at the Paramount studio to begin his work on Blue Hawaii. After preproduction meetings, Elvis went to Radio Recorders to rehearse with the band. March 20, 1962 Elvis left for Los Angeles in his new Dodge motor home. March 20, 1967 After 11 days off, Elvis finally returned to the studio to begin rehearsals for Clambake. March 20, 1974 http://www.elvisnews.com/images/pow/pow262s.jpg Elvis performed at the Mid-South Coliseum, Memphis, Tennessee. Without preparations RCA had its mobile recording truck on hand to record this final show of the tour. March 20, 1976 http://www.elvisnews.com/images/pow/pow100s.jpg Elvis performed at the Coliseum, Charlotte, North Carolina at 2.30 and 8.30 p.m. Elvis seemed confused to both fans and reporters.

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March 19, 1954 Elvis left Precision Tool, where he was not happy with either the work or the razzing he was forced to put up with because of the length of his hair. March 19, 1955 Elvis performed at the Grand Prize Jamboree, Eagles Hall, Houston, Texas. March 19, 1956 Elvis performed at the Township Auditorium, Columbia, South Carolina. March 19, 1957 Elvis went to see the home his parents found earlier that week. As soon as he had seen Graceland he made a $1,000 deposit toward its purchase for himself and his parents. March 19, 1960 Elvis rented the Rainbow Rollerdrome for a roller-skating war with the guys. March 19, 1962 Elvis stayed the night at the Anchor Hotel in Nashville and went into the studio again from 7.30 p.m. to 2.00 a.m. and recorded 4 songs, including: "She's Not You". March 19, 1966 Elvis flew to Las Vegas for the weekend. March 19, 1971 Elvis was discharged from the hospital and Barbara Leigh flew back to California, while Joyce Bova arrived from Washington to accompany Elvis to Memphis. March 19, 1973 Jessie Presley. Elvis' grandfather, died of a heart attack in Louisville. Elvis did not attend the funeral. March 19, 1974 Elvis performed at the Middle Tennessee State University Athletic Center, Murfreesboro, Tennessee. March 19, 1976 Elvis performed at the Freedom Hall Civic Center, Johnson City, Tennessee.

March 18, 1956 Elvis and the band flew from New York City to Charleston, South Carolina, arriving at 11.03 a.m. He performed at the County Hall, Charleston, South Carolina at 3.30 and 8.15 p.m. March 18, 1957 Elvis sent a telegram to June Juanico to meet his train during a brief layover in New Orleans. There she told him that she was engaged to be married. Elvis arrived in Memphis at 11.35 p.m. March 18, 1959 Elvis was thrown from a jeep rounding a corner and hurt his knee. He was ordered to rest for 3 days and requested that there would not be an announcement to the press. March 18, 1961 http://www.elvisnews.com/images/pow/pow265s.jpg Elvis was on his way to Los Angeles, but stayed the night in Chicago at the O'Hara Inn near the airport. March 18, 1962 Elvis went to RCA Studio B in Nashville to record 7 sides from 7.30 p.m. to 6.30 a.m. for the album Pot Luck. He also recorded "You'll Be Gone", which he had co-written with Red West. March 18, 1963 Elvis completed dubbing on Fun In Acapulco. March 18, 1974 Elvis performed at the Coliseum ,Richmond, Virginia. March 18, 1975 Elvis performed at the Showroom, Las Vegas, Hilton, Las Vegas. The "invitation only show" was postponed until the final night. March 18, 1976 Elvis performed at the Freedom Hall Civic Center, Johnson City, Tennessee.

March 17, 1955 Elvis performed at the Dessau Hall, Austin, Texas. March 17, 1956 Elvis went to the Nola Studio at 12.30 p.m. for a rehearsal. At 4.00 p.m. he went for the CBS Studio. Elvis performed at the Stage Show, CBS Studio, at 8.00 p.m. With Heartbreak Hotel storming up the national charts, Elvis was allowed to make his own song selection and included both the new single and Blue Suede Shoes. March 17, 1957 Elvis left Los Angeles by train for Memphis. March 17, 1958 Elvis went shopping at Pop Tunes and got a haircut at Jim's Barber Shop downtown. March 17, 1971 Elvis had to remain in the hospital and the remainder of the paid-up studio time was given over to James Burton, who used the session band to record a solo album for A & M Records. March 17, 1972 Elvis flew to Las Vegas for several days. March 17, 1974 Elvis performed at the Mid-South Coliseum, Memphis at 2.30 and 8.30 p.m. March 17, 1976 http://www.elvisnews.com/images/pow/pow201s.jpg The first tour of this year started with some confusions. Glen Hardin resigned and Burton and Tutt indicated that they would leave as well. At the last minute Burton returned, the others were replaced. Elvis performed at the Freedom Hall Civic Center, Johnson City, Tennessee.

March 16, 1955 Elvis performed at the Ruffin Theater, Covington, Tennessee. March 16, 1956 Elvis and the band flew to New York City from Atlanta, arriving at 4.03 p.m. March 16, 1957 Elvis received a telephone call from his parents; they announced that they had found the ideal home; it was called Graceland….. March 16, 1971 Dr. Nick flew in from Memphis with Dr. Meyer, an ophthalmologist, who treated Elvis at his hotel before admitting him to Nashville's Baptist Hospital, where a diagnosis of iritis and secondary glaucoma was confirmed. Elvis was visited by Barbara Leigh and Tennessee governor Winfield Dunn. At the studio Felton Jarvis resumed work, overdubbing background vocal in anticipation of Elvis' return. March 16, 1974 Elvis performed at the Mid-South Coliseum, Memphis, Tennessee at 2.30 and 8.30 p.m. This was Elvis' first appearance in his hometown since 1961 and the 4 shows that were initially booked, were sold out immediately. So the Colonel added a fifth one, which were the perfect occasion for a live homecoming album and so the perfect way to avoid having to coax Elvis back into the studio. Elvis seemed both happy and mildly amused to be there and he declared: "Hello Memphis. It's good to be home". March 16, 1975 This day was the first of a 3 day rehearsals period beginning each day at noon. Like always Elvis tried a lot of songs which were never performed on stage.

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Another Unreleased Elvis Song... A late songwriter’s heirs are all shook up over the recent discovery of a long-lost Elvis Presley outtake. The children of Jimmie Crane, who died in 1998, filed suit yesterday to claim the copyright to “Living to Love You,” which The King apparently recorded in 1965 but never released. The Manhattan federal-court filing says Crane “produced and co-authored” the number without any help from the late Detroit music exec Albert Leigh. A lawyer for Leigh’s sons, Violet Hinton, said she has a 1993 letter in which Crane told Albert Leigh “I love working with you” and granted him the rights to “the songs you like” from Crane’s catalog. Hinton said she offered to sell the tape to the company that manages Presley’s estate, but “I could never get them to call me back.”...

March 15, 1955 Elvis signed an amended one-year agreement with Bob Neal from which Neal would receive a 15 percent management fee. March 15, 1956 Elvis performed at the Fox Theater, Atlanta, Georgia at.4.30, 7,18 and 10.06 p.m. for the second day. He was paid $1,831.54, what was 50% of the net proceeds, for the 2-day engagement. March 15, 1960 Elisabeth Stefaniak left, presumably to visit her parents, but in fact met Rex Mansfield and the 2 of them decided to marry secretly, sending Elvis an invitation to their wedding on June 4. Neither one of them ever saw Elvis again. March 15, 1965 Principal photography began on Harum Scarum. Joe Esposito, whom was fired by Elvis on the ride home to Memphis in August 1964 returned to the group to become "coforeman" with Marty Lacker. March 15, 1967 Elvis was still in Palm Springs, recuperating from his fall, so wasn't able to attend the wedding between Jerry Schilling and Sandy Kawelo. March 15, 1968 Elvis filmed scenes for Live A Little, Love A Little at Marineland. The Presley's hired Bernard and Rene Sinclair as butler and cook for their new Hillcrest home. March 15, 1971 Elvis arrived in Nashville for a session at RCA's Studio B. Priscilla flew to California to supervise the redecorating of the new house. Everybody hoped for the same success of the previous year, but there were problems from the start. Finally Elvis called the session off, at 1.30 a.m. because of discomfort in his eye. March 15, 1974 Elvis performed at the Stokely Athletic Center, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee at 2.30 and 8.30 p.m. March 15, 1975 Elvis traveled to Las Vegas by plane, while his belongings were delivered to the Las Vegas Hilton.

March 14, 1956 Elvis performed at the Fox Theater, Atlanta, Georgia, at 4.30, 7.18 and 10.06 p.m. Elvis arrived at the theater for an 11.30 a.m. dress rehearsal. March 14, 1958 Elvis and his entourage got off the train in Dallas and rented Cadillacs for the drive to Memphis. Back at Graceland a reporter asked Elvis how his parents felt about his going into the army. Elvis admitted that his mother was very upset about that, like all mothers. On the question of whether his popularity would fade during his absence Elvis responded: " That's the sixty-four-dollar question. I wish I knew." March 14, 1958 On this day in 1958, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) certified the first gold record. It was Perry Como’s Catch a Falling Star on RCA Victor Records. The tune became the first to win million-seller certification, though other songs dating as far back as the 1920s may have sold a million records or more. Due to lack of a certification organization like the RIAA, they weren’t awarded the golden platter. One of the next three gold records that were certified after Perry Como’s million seller was "Hard Headed Woman" by Elvis Presley. March 14, 1960 The cast of Holiday on Ice visited Graceland during the day. In the evening the Memphian was rent to screen some movies. March 14, 1962 Elvis bought some jewelry from Harry Levitch, including a handmade fourteen-karat yellow gold diamond tie tack. March 14, 1963 Publicity stills were taken in the morning and Hal Wallis approved a request from Elvis to keep 2 of the black silk shirts and the flamenco outfit that he wore in the movie. March 14, 1974 Elvis performed at the Middle Tennessee State University Athletic Center, Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

March 13, 1956 Elvis went to the Traffic Violations Bureau in Memphis to pay his March 8 speeding ticket. March 13, 1956 http://www.elvisnews.com/images/coverart/tiny/cd_elvispresley.jpg RCA released Elvis´ first album "Elvis Presley". The LP entered Billboard´s Best-Selling Pop Albums chart at #11. Within 6 weeks, it reached nummber one, remaining at the top for 10 weeks.The total stay stay on the chart was 49 weeks. It was the first album in history to sell one million copies. Certification as a million-seller was made by RIAA on November 1,1966. March 13, 1960 There was an Ice show at Ellis again, a performance for Negroes, where Elvis shortly conducted the orchestra with a lighted baton. March 13, 1963 Principal photography on Fun In Acapulco was completed. The Colonel threw a party for cast and crew. March 13, 1968 Principal photography for Live A Little, Love A Little, began. March 13, 1974 Elvis performed at the Coliseum, Greensboro, North Carolina. March 13, 1975 Elvis returned to the RCA studio for rehearsals for the Las Vegas show and he worked from 9.00 p.m. to 3.00 a.m.

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