Day By Day

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: 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: 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: Elvis performed at the Coliseum, Charlotte, North Carolina at 2.30 and 8.30 p.m.
Elvis seemed confused to both fans and reporters.