Accompanied by the Colonel Elvis flew to New York. They checked in at the Victoria Hotel on 51st street.
Elvis went to the Crump Memorial Football Game in Memphis. This was a charity event to benefit blind people.
November 30, 1961
Elvis is offered the lead in Too Late Blues, but turned it down.
Elvis is offered the lead in Too Late Blues, but turned it down.
November 30,1963
The Elvis Presley film "Kid Galahad" premiered in the U.K.
There was an architect hired to make plans for a nursery at Graceland and some other renovations.
For the following 3 days Elvis had rehearsals at noon in the showroom of the Las Vegas Hilton. Ordered by Dr. Nick, Elvis
did only one show a night, except for Saturdays.
Elvis performed at the Convention Center, Anaheim, California. Now Linda had left, Ginger attended the show and according to
many Elvis ' performance improved. Later Elvis told Larry Geller he was inspired by the presence of Ginger.
November 30,1993
The Elvis Presley album "From Nashville To Memphis - The Essential '60s Masters I" was certified gold by the RIAA.
| Date: | 30 Nov 1976 |
| Time: | 8.30pm |
| Venue: | Anaheim, CA. Anaheim Convention Center |
| Tickets: | 14,300 |
| Costume: | Indian feather (white) suit |
| Track list: | Also Sprach Zarathustra |
| Recordings: | Adios California |
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| CONCERT DATE: November 30 1976 (8:30 pm). Anaheim CA. A Less Weighty Elvis Spectacle Robert Hilburn Los Angeles Times December 2, 1976 Between handing out scarves to adoring fans and joking with members of his band, Elvis Presley's appearance Tuesday night at the Anaheim Convention Center continued to be more spectacle than music. But, at least, it was a slimmer spectacle. Presley, who opens an 11 day engagement tonight at the Las Vegas Hilton was - perhaps 175 to 180 pounds - noticeably trimmer than in his April concert at the Long Beach Arena and far lighter than the Las Vegas appearances of a year ago where his weight was estimated at 225 or more. Not only did the weight loss make Presley more animated on stage (there was even a rare - these days - karate kick during "Polk Salad Annie"). but it also enabled him, crucially, to better fulfill visually the requirements associated with the celebration of his past that is very much at the heart of his concerts. Though Presley continues to have as compelling and evocative a voice as anyone in rock or pop, he rarely challenges himself any more on stage or on record. Except for the "Hurt" single, for instance, everything he did Tuesday night has been in his concert repertoire for years. While his audience don't seem to mind the lack of challenge in his work (Presley's concerts are invariably sold out), it sells his own talent short. There are, however, points in virtually every performance where he seems to assert himself, almost as if it were a teasing reminder of what he can do. At Anaheim, they came during a tender, engaging version of his old "Blue Christmas" and on a nicely spirited treatment of the punchy "That's All Right" that reflected far more of the original, intense Sun Records flavor than he brings to mostof his early work. Most importantly, the loss of weight may be a sign of increased discipline that will now carry over into Presley's recordings. He reportedly is set to go back into the studio in January. It could be a moment of truth. The Hilton engagement, incidentally, is already sold out. Courtesy of Francesc Lopez Live In Anaheim November 30, 1976 Evening Show. Anaheim, CA. Tracklisting Highlights: If You Love Me, And I Love You So, Fever, Bridge Over Troubled Water, Polk Salad Annie, Hurt, Hawaiian Wedding Song, Blue Christmas & That's All Right Sound:  Contents: Covers: [front] [back] | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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