Day By Day

February 11, 1955: Elvis performed twice this day. First at Sports Arena, Carlsbad, New Mexico at 4.00 p.m. and later in the evening at Hobbs, New Mexico.
February 11, 1956: Elvis performed at the Stage Show, CBS Studio, New York City at 8.00 p.m.
For his third appearance CBS finally gave in to the pressure of Steve Shole and allowed Elvis to perform Heartbreak Hotel and Blue Suede Shoes.
February 11, 1957: Elvis filmed the "tavern" scene from Loving You, in which envious local thugs picked a fight with singer Deke Rivers, who, like his real-life counterpart, definitely appealed to their girlfriends.
February 11, 1958: Elvis recorded soundtrack material on Paramount's soundstage from 1.00 to 9.55 p.m. He re-recorded Steadfast, Loyal And True and he worked on the song Danny, which was still an option to be used as title song, in case the film's name would remain A Stone For Danny Fisher.
February 11, 1959: An employee of a German film company came to the house to try to persuade Elvis to sing just one song in an upcoming production. Elvis explained that he was hesitant to do anything that might lead to resentment on the part of his fellow soldiers. In passing, he expressed almost equal concern about fan resentment when he was unable to sign autographs.
February 11, 1960: Elvis received his full sergeant's stripes and he threw a party to celebrate.
February 11, 1966: Elvis reported to MGM for preproduction on Spinout.