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Give us this day, November 18, our daily Elvis

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1955
Elvis performed at Longview, TX’ Reo Palm Isle
https://scottymoore.net/longview.html

Bill Black and his Stand Up Bass and Elvis at the Reo Palm Isle

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Other acts in the show where Hank Thompson, The Brazos Valley Boys, Charlene Arthur and Johnny Cash

1956
Fats Domino performed “Blueberry Hill” on Ed Sullivan‘s CBS-TV show, which was still rising up the US charts on its way to #2. Before the song became a rock and roll standard it had been recorded by various artists including Louis Armstrong, The Glenn Miller Orchestra, Gene Autry and Jimmy Dorsey. The version by Fats Domino was ranked No.82 in Rolling Stone magazine’s list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.
Elvis’ 1950s cover version of “Blueberry Hill” would be a track on the soundtrack for “Loving You.” Elvis also performed the song in the 1970s – sometimes playing the piano as well.

1957
In Las Vegas, where Elvis met singer Kitty Dolan.

1958

Elvis received a letter from the Colonel assuring him that despite the fact that Elvis was in the army, all was done to make sure his income would be higher then the year before.

1960

Wild in the Country

1961

Kid Galahad

1964
Tickle Me

The Beatles press officer Brian Sommerville let it be known to an associate of Elvis Presley film producer Hal Wallis, that the members of the group were huge Elvis fans and would love to appear at the end of his next motion picture. The deal was never finalized.

1966

Easy Come, Easy Go Wallis Power Trip to Nov 22

1967
Elvis Presley’s song “You Don’t Know Me” hit #44 in the U.S.

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Stay Away Joe.

The Trouble with Girls production

1174 Hillcrest Drive, Beverly Hills, CA
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1970

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Elvis inn Denver hanging out with cops
Elvis flew back to Los Angeles where he arrived at 5.45 p.m.
Around this time in LA, Elvis met Paul Frees. Frees showed Elvis his BNDD badge (Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs). Elvis, very fixated on badges, decided he had to get this badge himself.


1971
Elvis flew to Los Angeles, to remain in Palm Springs for the weekend.

1972

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Elvis performed at the Honolulu International Center, Honolulu, Hawaii, at 2.30 and 8.30 p.m.



Originally this (or the previous night) show was planned to be the worldwide satellite broadcast.

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Fans in Japan had the evening show broadcast – it was a technical trial run for the Aloha show

https://www.elvis.com.au/presley/elvis- ... 1972.shtml

https://www.elvispresleymusic.com.au/pi ... er-18.html


1975
Elvis sent a telegram to the Colonel. He thanked him for arranging a special New Year’s Eve show at the new Silverdome stadium in Pontiac, Michigan. ” We’re looking forward to having the best show ever for this event.”


2001

Britney Spears scored her second US No.1 album with ‘Britney.’ The album’s success made her the first female artist in music history to have her first three studio albums to debut at the No.1 spot. This record however would later be broken by Spears herself with her 4th studio album In the Zone which charted in the same position.

ABC aired Britney Spears’ first TV concert, “Britney Spears: Live from Las Vegas.”

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2003
The Elvis Presley CD “Elvis ’55” was released.

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2018
Fit For A King: The Charm Of Glen Campbell’s Recordings For …
uDiscover Music–5 hours ago
… the Capitol/UMe collection of 18 unearthed tracks compiled from the recordings that Glen Campbell made between 1964-68 for Elvis Presley.
https://www.countrythangdaily.com/elvis ... to-sender/



Elvis Presley’s Sweet Single “Return to Sender”
“Return to Sender” was recorded by American singer Elvis Presley and it was performed in the film Girls! Girls! Girls!.
http://www.countrythangdaily.com
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