Tuesday January 21 , 2014 On This Day In The Life Of Elvis January 21, 1955 Elvis performed at the Nation Guard Armory, Sikeston, Missouri. January 21, 1956 Elvis performed at the Louisiana Hayride, Municipal Auditorium, Shreveport. Since Bob Neal had a new radio job he could not participate in the upcoming February tour and this marked the end of his official association with Elvis. The Colonel was now in full control of all aspects of Elvis career. January 21, 1957 At Paramount Elvis worked on 2 versions of Loving You: a fast and a slow version. But after 11 hours he still was not satisfied with the results. January 21, 1963 The production on the new Hal Wallis picture, Fun In Acapulco, began. January 21, 1969 Again Elvis worked another long night at American from 8:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. He recorded Hey Jude and From A Jack To A King. But most of the time he was busy overdubbing vocal parts with the female singers. January 21, 1974 Early in the morning Elvis flew to Las Vegas. January 21, 1977 Finally Elvis arrived in Nashville, but without Ginger. The delay was due by his attempts to persuade her to accompany him. After registering at the Sheraton South Hotel, Elvis stayed in his room complaining of a sore throat, while the musicians were waiting in the studio, but in fact Elvis was not feeling well because Ginger was not with him. Photo: Fun In Acapulco ..1963 Elvis played Mike Windgren in the film
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