Today, on 20 March in Elvis History

Elvis performed at the Bell Municipal Auditorium, Augusta, Georgia. Meanwhile Elvis' parents moved into the new house on Audubon Drive.

Elvis and his entourage, Scotty and DJ left for Nashville for a recording session. They were joined by all musicians 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.

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.

Elvis left for Los Angeles in his new Dodge motor home.

After 11 days off, Elvis finally returned to the studio to begin rehearsals for Clambake.

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.

Elvis performed at the Coliseum, Charlotte, North Carolina at 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. Elvis seemed confused to both fans and reporters.