Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 1, 1970, (Sunday)
845 Chino Canyon, Palm Springs, California.
No information.
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 2, 1970, (Monday)
Elvis returned to Los Angeles.
At the Optique Boutique in Beverly Hills, he bought six pairs of customised prescription "Goggles", and two pairs of non - prescription "Glasses".
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 3, 1970, (Tuesday)
No information.
Sometime in early November and roughly a year after the release of the double album. "From Memphis to Vegas/From Vegas to Memphis" (LSP-6020). RCA released each album individually.
"Elvis in Person" (LSP-4428)
Songs:
Side 1: "Blue Suede Shoes", "Johnny B. Goode", "All Shook Up", "Are You Lonesome Tonight?", "Hound Dog", "I Can't Stop Loving You", "My Babe"
Side 2: "Mystery Train"/"Tiger Man", "Words", "In the Ghetto", "Suspicious Minds", "Can't Help Falling in Love"
RCA Victor (LSP-4428)
"Back in Memphis" (LSP-4429)
Songs:
Side 1: "Inherit the Wind", "This is the Story", "Stranger in My Own Home Town", "A Little Bit of Green", "And the Grass Won't Pay No Mind"
Side 2: "Do You Know Who I Am?", "From a Jack to a King", "The Fair's Moving On", "You'll Think of Me", "Without Love (there is nothing)"
RCA Victor (LSP-4429)
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 4, 1970, (Wednesday)
From Schwartz and Ableser jewellers in Beverly Hills, Elvis ordered gold handles for his new Colt and Berretta pistols.
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 5, 1970, (Thursday)
No information.
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 6, 1970, (Friday)
No information.
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 7, 1970, (Saturday)
No information.
BILLBOARD POP CHART (singles)
HOT 100:
"I'll Be There" by the Jackson 5.
"You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" by Elvis Presley. #38
EASY LISTENING (TOP 40):
"We've Only Just Begun" by the Carpenters.
"You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" by Elvis Presley. #13
BILLBOARD COUNTRY CHART (singles)
HOT COUNTRY SINGLES:
"I Can't Believe That You've Stopped Loving Me"
by Charley Pride
BILLBOARD SOUL CHART (singles)
BEST SELLING SOUL SIDES:
"I'll Be There" by the Jackson 5.
BILLBOARD POP CHART (LP)
TOP LP's
"Led Zeppelin III" by Led Zeppelin.
"Worldwide 50 Gold Award Hits, Vol. 1"
by Elvis Presley. #72
BILLBOARD COUNTRY CHART (LP)
HOT COUNTRY LP'S
"The Fightin' Side of Me" by Merle Haggard.
"On Stage" by Elvis Presley. #29
"Worldwide 50 Gold Award Hits, Vol. 1"
by Elvis Presley. #30
BILLBOARD SOUL CHART (LP)
BEST SELLING SOUL LP'S
"The Jackson 5 Third Album" by the Jackson 5.
BILLBOARD CHART (TAPE)
BEST SELLING 8-TRACK
"Led Zeppelin III" by Led Zeppelin.
BILLBOARD CHART (TAPE)
BEST SELLING CASSETTE
"Abraxas" by Santana.
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 8, 1970, (Sunday)
No information.
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 9, 1970, (Monday)
Elvis bought four more T.C.B. pendants from Schwartz and Ableser jewellers.
Around this time he and Priscilla paid a deposit on a new home at 144 Monovale Drive, Holmby Hills in Beverly Hills.
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 10, 1970, (Tuesday)
LIVE PERFORMANCE (OPENING SHOW) - (Road Tour 3) (9 Shows) (1)
The Oakland Coliseum, 7000 Coliseum Way, Oakland, California. (8:30 pm)
Attendance: 14,000
Costume: White Nail Swirl Suit - White Macrame Belt.
MUSICIANS: Vocals: Elvis Presley - Lead Guitar: James Burton - Rhythm Guitar: John Wilkinson - Bass Guitar: Jerry Scheff - Drums: Ronnie Tutt - Piano: Glen D. Hardin - Guitar: Charlie Hodge.
BACKUP VOCALS: The Sweet Inspirations: Lead Singer: Ann Williams - Soprano: Myrna Smith - First Tenor: Estelle Brown - Second Tenor: Sylvia Shemwell.
The Imperials: Lead: Terry Blackwood - Tenor: Jim Murray - Baritone: Roger Wiles - Bass: Armond Morales - Piano: Joe Moscheo.
Soprano: Kathy Westmoreland.
MUSICIAL CONDUCTOR: Joe Guercio.
ORCHESTRA - The Joe Guercio Orchestra.
Elvis began his new eight day "Tour" in Oakland, and the "Imperials" returned to the backing group. On this tour Elvis sang "How Great Thou Art" at every show and it became one of the highlights of the tour.
Songs performed: "Opening Theme", "That's All Right", "I Got a Woman"/"Amen", "I Walk the Line" (segment), "Tiger Man", "Proud Mary", "Love Me Tender", "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me", "Sweet Caroline", "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'", "Polk Salad Annie", "Band Introductions", "Johnny B. Goode", "How Great Thou Art", "The Wonder of You", "Heartbreak Hotel", "Blue Suede Shoes", "Hound Dog", "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Suspicious Minds", "Funny How Time Slips Away", "Can't Help Falling in Love", "Closing Vamp"
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 11, 1970, (Wednesday)
LIVE PERFORMANCE (EVENING SHOW) - (Road Tour 3) (9 Shows) (2)
The Memorial Coliseum, 300 North Ramsay Way, Portland, Oregon. (8:30 pm)
Attendance: 11,800
Costume: White Fringe Suit - Macrame Belt.
MUSICIANS: Vocals: Elvis Presley - Lead Guitar: James Burton - Rhythm Guitar: John Wilkinson - Bass Guitar: Jerry Scheff - Drums: Ronnie Tutt - Piano: Glen D. Hardin - Guitar: Charlie Hodge.
BACKUP VOCALS: The Sweet Inspirations: Lead Singer: Ann Williams - Soprano: Myrna Smith - First Tenor: Estelle Brown - Second Tenor: Sylvia Shemwell.
The Imperials: Lead: Terry Blackwood - Tenor: Jim Murray - Baritone: Roger Wiles - Bass: Armond Morales - Piano: Joe Moscheo.
Soprano: Kathy Westmoreland.
MUSICIAL CONDUCTOR: Joe Guercio.
ORCHESTRA - The Joe Guercio Orchestra.
The tour moved to Portland for an evening show.
Songs performed: "Opening Theme", "That's All Right", "I Got a Woman"/"Amen", "Tiger Man" (segment), "Love Me Tender", "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me", "Sweet Caroline", "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'", "Polk Salad Annie", "Band Introductions", "Johnny B. Goode", "Blueberry Hill" (segment), "How Great Thou Art", "The Wonder of You", "Heartbreak Hotel", "Blue Suede Shoes", "Hound Dog", "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Suspicious Minds", "Funny How Time Slips Away", "Can't Help Falling in Love", "Closing Vamp"
"That's the Way It Is" opened nationally.
"That's the Way It Is" (Movie Trailer)
RCA released the soundtrack album to "That's the Way it is" (LSP-4445). The album contained some studio tracks recorded back in June that included his latest single and some live tracks from his Vegas shows in August. "I've Lost You" and "Patch it Up" were both recorded live and not to be confused with the studio versions that were released on single. "Bridge Over Troubled Water" was actually a studio track with live applause overdubbed at the end. "Mary in the Morning" it is generally understood up until now was never performed live and only attempted in rehearsal. There are no studio versions of "I Just Can't Help Believin'" and "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'".
"That's the Way it is" (LSP-4445)
Songs:
Side 1: "I Just Can't Help Believin'" (August 11 - DS), "Twenty Days and Twenty Nights", "How the Web Was Woven", "Patch it Up" (August 12 - DS), "Mary in the Morning", "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me"
Side 2: "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" (August 12 - MS), "I've Lost You" (August 11 - DS), "Just Pretend", "Stranger in the Crowd", "The Next Step is Love", "Bridge Over Troubled Water"
RCA Victor (LSP-4445)
"That's the Way It Is" cassette tape. (PK-1652)
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 12, 1970, (Thursday)
LIVE PERFORMANCE (EVENING SHOW) - (Road Tour 3) (9 Shows) (3)
The Coliseum, 5th Avenue and Pike Street, Seattle, Washington. (8:30 pm)
Attendance: 15,000
Costume: White Fringe Suit - Green Macrame Belt.
MUSICIANS: Vocals: Elvis Presley - Lead Guitar: James Burton - Rhythm Guitar: John Wilkinson - Bass Guitar: Jerry Scheff - Drums: Ronnie Tutt - Piano: Glen D. Hardin - Guitar: Charlie Hodge.
BACKUP VOCALS: The Sweet Inspirations: Lead Singer: Ann Williams - Soprano: Myrna Smith - First Tenor: Estelle Brown - Second Tenor: Sylvia Shemwell.
The Imperials: Lead: Terry Blackwood - Tenor: Jim Murray - Baritone: Roger Wiles - Bass: Armond Morales - Piano: Joe Moscheo.
Soprano: Kathy Westmoreland.
MUSICIAL CONDUCTOR: Joe Guercio.
ORCHESTRA - The Joe Guercio Orchestra.
Elvis performed in Seattle, Washington.
Songs performed: "Opening Theme", "That's All Right", "I Got a Woman"/"Amen", "Love Me Tender", "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me", "Sweet Caroline", "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'", "Polk Salad Annie", "Band Introductions", "Johnny B. Goode", "How Great Thou Art", "The Wonder of You", "Heartbreak Hotel", "Blue Suede Shoes", "Hound Dog", "Funny How Time Slips Away", "Can't Help Falling in Love", "Closing Vamp"
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 13, 1970, (Friday)
LIVE PERFORMANCE (EVENING SHOW) - (Road Tour 3) (9 Shows) (4)
The Cow Palace, 2600 Geneva Avenue, Daly City, San Francisco, California. (8:30 pm)
Attendance: 14,300
Costume: White Red Ladder Suit - Original Belt.
MUSICIANS: Vocals: Elvis Presley - Lead Guitar: James Burton - Rhythm Guitar: John Wilkinson - Bass Guitar: Jerry Scheff - Drums: Ronnie Tutt - Piano: Glen D. Hardin - Guitar: Charlie Hodge.
BACKUP VOCALS: The Sweet Inspirations: Lead Singer: Ann Williams - Soprano: Myrna Smith - First Tenor: Estelle Brown - Second Tenor: Sylvia Shemwell.
The Imperials: Lead: Terry Blackwood - Tenor: Jim Murray - Baritone: Roger Wiles - Bass: Armond Morales - Piano: Joe Moscheo.
Soprano: Kathy Westmoreland.
MUSICIAL CONDUCTOR: Joe Guercio.
ORCHESTRA - The Joe Guercio Orchestra.
Elvis performed in San Francisco.
Songs performed: "NA"
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 14, 1970, (Saturday)
LIVE PERFORMANCE (AFTERNOON SHOW) - (Road Tour 3) (9 Shows) (5)
The Forum, 3900 West Manchester Boulevard, Inglewood, Los Angeles, California. (3:00 pm)
Attendance: 18,700
Costume: White Nail Swirl Suit - Red Macrame Belt.
MUSICIANS: Vocals: Elvis Presley - Lead Guitar: James Burton - Rhythm Guitar: John Wilkinson - Bass Guitar: Jerry Scheff - Drums: Ronnie Tutt - Piano: Glen D. Hardin - Guitar: Charlie Hodge.
BACKUP VOCALS: The Sweet Inspirations: Lead Singer: Ann Williams - Soprano: Myrna Smith - First Tenor: Estelle Brown - Second Tenor: Sylvia Shemwell.
The Imperials: Lead: Terry Blackwood - Tenor: Jim Murray - Baritone: Roger Wiles - Bass: Armond Morales - Piano: Joe Moscheo.
Soprano: Kathy Westmoreland.
MUSICIAL CONDUCTOR: Joe Guercio.
ORCHESTRA - The Joe Guercio Orchestra.
Elvis performed two shows at the Forum in Los Angeles. The total attendance for these two shows was a record breaking 37,398 people, and Elvis made over $300,000. At this show he told the audience that he had 56 Gold singles, and 14 Gold Albums, and that he had outsold The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and Tom Jones, "All put together".
Songs performed: "NA"
LIVE PERFORMANCE (EVENING SHOW) - (Road Tour 3) (9 Shows) (6)
The Forum, 3900 West Manchester Boulevard, Inglewood, Los Angeles, California. (8:30 pm)
Attendance: 18,698
Costume: White Winged Fringe Suit.
MUSICIANS: Vocals: Elvis Presley - Lead Guitar: James Burton - Rhythm Guitar: John Wilkinson - Bass Guitar: Jerry Scheff - Drums: Ronnie Tutt - Piano: Glen D. Hardin - Guitar: Charlie Hodge.
BACKUP VOCALS: The Sweet Inspirations: Lead Singer: Ann Williams - Soprano: Myrna Smith - First Tenor: Estelle Brown - Second Tenor: Sylvia Shemwell.
The Imperials: Lead: Terry Blackwood - Tenor: Jim Murray - Baritone: Roger Wiles - Bass: Armond Morales - Piano: Joe Moscheo.
Soprano: Kathy Westmoreland.
MUSICIAL CONDUCTOR: Joe Guercio.
ORCHESTRA - The Joe Guercio Orchestra.
During the evening show Elvis wore a suit with fringes all the way down the floor: "Tom Jones can't use this suit. He's too fat. I've had this suit made specially for this concert, and if it gets tangled up around me I blame you." It's a very spectacular suit, but Charlie Hodge had to cut the fringes from the microphone. But this didn't have any negative influence on the show. Vocally Elvis was dynamic. His deep and powerful voice sounded great through the speakers of the Forum. Elvis wasn't satisfied with the way he finished "Can't Help Falling In Love", so he sang a few lines of "Polk Salad Annie" and then he did the ending of "Can't Help Falling in Love" again.
Songs performed: "Opening Theme", "That's All Right", "I Got a Woman"/"Amen", "Love Me Tender", "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me", "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'", "Polk Salad Annie", "Band Introductions", "Johnny B. Goode", "How Great Thou Art", "The Wonder of You", "Heartbreak Hotel", "Blue Suede Shoes", "One Night", "Love Me", "Trying to Get to You", "I Was the One" (segment), "Hound Dog", "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Suspicious Minds", "Funny How Time Slips Away", "Can't Help Falling in Love", "Closing Vamp", "Polk Salad Annie" (segment), "Can't Help Falling in Love" (segment)
BILLBOARD POP CHART (singles)
HOT 100:
"I'll Be There" by the Jackson 5.
"You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" by Elvis Presley. #22
EASY LISTENING (TOP 40):
"We've Only Just Begun" by the Carpenters.
"You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" by Elvis Presley. #4
BILLBOARD COUNTRY CHART (singles)
HOT COUNTRY SINGLES:
"I Can't Believe That You've Stopped Loving Me"
by Charley Pride
BILLBOARD SOUL CHART (singles)
BEST SELLING SOUL SIDES:
"I'll Be There" by the Jackson 5.
BILLBOARD POP CHART (LP)
TOP LP's
"Led Zeppelin III" by Led Zeppelin.
"Worldwide 50 Gold Award Hits, Vol. 1"
by Elvis Presley. #94
BILLBOARD COUNTRY CHART (LP)
HOT COUNTRY LP'S
"The Fightin' Side of Me" by Merle Haggard.
"On Stage" by Elvis Presley. #28
"Worldwide 50 Gold Award Hits, Vol. 1"
by Elvis Presley. #33
BILLBOARD SOUL CHART (LP)
BEST SELLING SOUL LP'S
"The Jackson 5 Third Album" by the Jackson 5.
BILLBOARD CHART (TAPE)
BEST SELLING 8-TRACK
"Led Zeppelin III" by Led Zeppelin.
BILLBOARD CHART (TAPE)
BEST SELLING CASSETTE
"Led Zeppelin III" by Led Zeppelin.
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 15, 1970, (Sunday)
LIVE PERFORMANCE (EVENING SHOW) - (Road Tour 3) (9 Shows) (7)
The Sports Arena, 3500 Sports Arena Boulevard, San Diego, California. (8:30 pm)
Attendance: 14,659
Costume: White Chain Suit - Red Macrame Belt.
MUSICIANS: Vocals: Elvis Presley - Lead Guitar: James Burton - Rhythm Guitar: John Wilkinson - Bass Guitar: Jerry Scheff - Drums: Ronnie Tutt - Piano: Glen D. Hardin - Guitar: Charlie Hodge.
BACKUP VOCALS: The Sweet Inspirations: Lead Singer: Ann Williams - Soprano: Myrna Smith - First Tenor: Estelle Brown - Second Tenor: Sylvia Shemwell.
The Imperials: Lead: Terry Blackwood - Tenor: Jim Murray - Baritone: Roger Wiles - Bass: Armond Morales - Piano: Joe Moscheo.
Soprano: Kathy Westmoreland.
MUSICIAL CONDUCTOR: Joe Guercio.
ORCHESTRA - The Joe Guercio Orchestra.
Elvis performed in San Diego.
Songs performed: "NA"
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 16, 1970, (Monday)
LIVE PERFORMANCE (EVENING SHOW) - (Road Tour 3) (9 Shows) (8)
The Fairground Arena, 333 Gordon Cooper Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (8:30 pm)
Attendance: 11,000
Costume: White Lace Suit - White Macrame Belt.
MUSICIANS: Vocals: Elvis Presley - Lead Guitar: James Burton - Rhythm Guitar: John Wilkinson - Bass Guitar: Jerry Scheff - Drums: Ronnie Tutt - Piano: Glen D. Hardin - Guitar: Charlie Hodge.
BACKUP VOCALS: The Sweet Inspirations: Lead Singer: Ann Williams - Soprano: Myrna Smith - First Tenor: Estelle Brown - Second Tenor: Sylvia Shemwell.
The Imperials: Lead: Terry Blackwood - Tenor: Jim Murray - Baritone: Roger Wiles - Bass: Armond Morales - Piano: Joe Moscheo.
Soprano: Kathy Westmoreland.
MUSICIAL CONDUCTOR: Joe Guercio.
ORCHESTRA - The Joe Guercio Orchestra.
Elvis performed in Oklahoma City.
Songs performed: "Opening Theme", "That's All Right", "I Got a Woman"/"Amen", "Love Me Tender", "I Walk the Line" (segment), "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me", "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'", "Polk Salad Annie", "Band Introductions", "Johnny B. Goode", "How Great Thou Art", "The Wonder of You", "Heartbreak Hotel", "Blue Suede Shoes", "Hound Dog", "Blueberry Hill" (segment), "Bridge Over Troubled Water" (segment), "Blue Christmas", "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Funny How Time Slips Away", "Can't Help Falling in Love", "Closing Vamp"
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 17, 1970, (Tuesday)
On the plane to Denver, Elvis sang "Love Me Tender" on the intercom and mingled among his fellow passengers. (photo)
At this last show of the tour, Elvis had made friends with Jerry Kennedy and Ron Pietrafeso, the two off-duty policemen assigned to protect him while he was on tour. Elvis showed them his collection of "Police Badges" and was disappointed when all they could get him was an "Honorary Badge". He told them to come and see him the next time he played in Las Vegas, and also told them that he would be back in Denver soon to collect a "Real" badge from them. At the staion he received his honorary Police Badge from Police Chief George Seaton. (photo)
Elvis with George Seaton, Jerry Kennedy
LIVE PERFORMANCE (EVENING SHOW) - (Road Tour 3) (9 Shows) (9)
The Denver Coliseum, 4600 Humboldt Street, Denver, Colorado. (8:30 pm)
Attendance: 12,000
Costume: White Fringe Suit - Green Macrame Belt.
MUSICIANS: Vocals: Elvis Presley - Lead Guitar: James Burton - Rhythm Guitar: John Wilkinson - Bass Guitar: Jerry Scheff - Drums: Ronnie Tutt - Piano: Glen D. Hardin - Guitar: Charlie Hodge.
BACKUP VOCALS: The Sweet Inspirations: Lead Singer: Ann Williams - Soprano: Myrna Smith - First Tenor: Estelle Brown - Second Tenor: Sylvia Shemwell.
The Imperials: Lead: Terry Blackwood - Tenor: Jim Murray - Baritone: Roger Wiles - Bass: Armond Morales - Piano: Joe Moscheo.
Soprano: Kathy Westmoreland.
MUSICIAL CONDUCTOR: Joe Guercio.
ORCHESTRA - The Joe Guercio Orchestra.
Elvis completed his tour in Denver, Colorado.
Songs performed: "NA"
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 18, 1970, (Wednesday)
Elvis flew back to Los Angeles and arrived at 5:45 pm.
Through John O'Grady, Elvis met Paul Frees, who showed Elvis a "Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs"(BNDD) badge (photo) that he had received for his undercover work for the Agency. Elvis, who was becoming increasingly more fixated by collecting this sort of "Badge" ws determined to get this badge for himself.
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 19, 1970, (Thursday)
No information.
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 20, 1970, (Friday)
No information.
Elvis: "A Day in the Life" November 21, 1970, (Saturday)
Around this time during one of Elvis' visits to In Palm Springs, Elvis sought out vice-president Spiro Agnew (photo) to give him a gift. Agnew was forced to refuse the gift, but was impressed by Elvis' "Patriotic" views.
BILLBOARD POP CHART (singles)
HOT 100:
"I Think I Love You" by the Patridge Family.
"You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" by Elvis Presley. #20
EASY LISTENING (TOP 40):
"We've Only Just Begun" by the Carpenters.
"You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" by Elvis Presley. #3
BILLBOARD COUNTRY CHART (singles)
HOT COUNTRY SINGLES:
"Fifteen Years Ago" by Conway Twitty.
BILLBOARD SOUL CHART (singles)
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BEST SELLING SOUL SIDES:
"Super Bad (Part 1 & Part 2)" by James Brown.
BILLBOARD POP CHART (LP)
TOP LP's
"Led Zeppelin III" by Led Zeppelin.
"Worldwide 50 Gold Award Hits, Vol. 1"
by Elvis Presley. #103
"Almost in Love" by Elvis Presley. #128
"Back in Memphis" by Elvis Presley. #194
BILLBOARD COUNTRY CHART (LP)
HOT COUNTRY LP'S
"The Fightin' Side of Me" by Merle Haggard.
"Worldwide 50 Gold Award Hits, Vol. 1"
by Elvis Presley. #30
"On Stage" by Elvis Presley. #32
BILLBOARD SOUL CHART (LP)
BEST SELLING SOUL LP'S
"The Jackson 5 Third Album" by the Jackson 5.
BILLBOARD CHART (TAPE)