April 25th in Elvis History

It's April 25th, and on this day in 1955, Elvis began a five-day tour with artists from TNT Records, performing at the M-B Corral in Wichita Falls, Texas. After his set, he traveled to Seymour for a second performance but ran out of gas and money, arriving just before midnight. Despite the delay, dedicated fans waited, and Elvis delivered an impromptu show, initiated humorously by Scotty Moore pretending to wind him up like a toy. Also on this day in 1977, Elvis performed at the Civic Center in Saginaw, Michigan. This concert, recorded by producer Felton Jarvis, featured a rendition of "If You Love Me (Let Me Know)" that would later be included in his final album, *Moody Blue*. It marked one of Elvis's last performances, showcasing his enduring talent even in his later years.