Elvis's Favorite Singer Estelle Brown of Sweet Inspirations (interview) THE WOLF HUNTERZ REACTIONS

[@DennisGraham-jl8os]

Just as He Would If He Had A Concert To Day , Hand Select His People , There Is Really No One Compared To Him , The Greatest Concert Ever !!!!!!!!!

[@ElvisRose_]

Matt is right. Elvis fans will tell you exactly how we feel. It comes from having the man who set the bar be your favorite. That is why Austin Butler deserved that Oscar; it's hard to impress us so thoroughly. I think another thing I always get from the people who knew Elvis, they developed such a loyalty to him that stretched on decades after his death and many to their own deaths. You can't manufacture that sort of feeling in an environment or relationships, no matter what kind, without it being absolutely genuine which why most of the crap people talk comes from the ones who never knew him while the ones who did defend him adamantly. That says quite a lot about Elvis.

[@t.m.5969]

So sweet!! You can really tell Elvis, his singers and band had a great relationship of mutual respect and love

[@davidhill7234]

Everyone that worked with him loved him!

[@jennyjorgensen9935]

What a lovely lady. Estelle and the Sweets were so important to Elvis. They also opened the show for him, sometimes along with the comedian, Sammy Shore. Audiences barely tolerated Sammy, but loved the Sweets. How wonderful for the whole ensemble to work with this amazing performer and to be included in this family. He was an exceptional talent and an exceptional human being. He will be remembered and revered forever. Thanks for your wonderful Elvis reactions, and thank you, Matt!!❤️❤️❤️

[@paulannas3569]

Ive been an Elvis fan even before he died, and to me, still no one is even close to Elvis

[@corrinatucker8879]

Great reaction . What a beautiful relationship they had with Elvis. He appreciated every one of them . I could listen to Elvis’ gospel music all day long. I was 15 when he passed away. I was heartbroken and to this day I celebrate his life . He was a genius at his craft .

[@RobertNorthrop]

Thank you Suzi and Travis for opening your hearts to Elvis. Thank you, Matt and others for the requests. Not only his performances and his story, but those around him as well as those who watch on make this all so magical and help keep the King alive.

[@marksnelson]

Estelle lives with her sister in my hometown of Shreveport, Louisiana. She’s a really nice lady and I’ve spoken to her on multiple occasions. She continues to attend various Elvis related events around the country.

[@deborahcornell171]

I was blessed to see Elvis in concert twice & can attest to the fact that The Sweet Inspirations were fabulous. Their voices were the perfect compliment to his & his rapport with these ladies was a high point of each show. And keep in mind, the Sweets were with him, not only in Vegas but on tour with him from 1969 to his death in 1977...eight years of rehearsals, impromptu Gospel sessions, sharing the stage. These ladies knew him well. And as Ms. Brown said, they loved him. And he loved them. And they knew it. I feel so lucky to have witnessed some of that in person. 1973 in Nashville. 1974 in Louisville. I was a teenager who saw everyone from Led Zeppelin to Jimi Hendrix live. But those 2 shows watching the King weave his spell were so special. Unforgettable. 💙💫💙💫💙💫💙💫💙💫💙💫💙

[@HeavenlyPresley-Tonya]

Thanks Matt!! I've seen this a few times -- August 16, 1977 We Lost Our Elvis I was 10 years old -- I remember seeing that news report over and over - My Mom & Dad both Crying -- Us Kids Crying -- Watching His funeral -- I remember it like YESTERDAY - People don't realize He was THE FIRST SUPERSTAR --- IT WAS ELVIS!! MY DADDY PLAYED ELVIS RECORDS CONSTANTLY -- MOM AND DADDY WENT TO SEE ELVIS IN SHREVEPORT, LA IN 1975 - HIS "SILVER PHOENIX" JUMPSUIT -- THANKS YA'LL

[@lange6542]

What a great human was elvis. Thank for the elvis time and music. Pkay long Black limousine

[@paulannas3569]

In a way Elvis is living forever, peoples memories and still a strong following

[@dmaynardabu]

Almost 46 years later and those words Elvis is dead, still makes me cry. I have never gotten over his passing.

[@carriemichelle322]

Thanks Matt. I wish they could react to King of Kindness and short version of Elvis...A Generous Heart. So important to know the truth & see how beautiful of a man he was. Pure humble and integrity! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Julbug_22]

That was beautiful. I’ve never seen that interview. What a special man and a massive loss. So grateful for video recordings and being able to see and hear so much of his music. Thank you for keeping Elvis alive! ❤

[@kathleenclarke288]

I am just blown away by this Watching this is just Emotional 😢 I would like Everyone to watch this because this Blessed Beautiful Lady is just so sweet AND LOVING i cried when she said No we don't hear of Elvis dying noo He lives forever yes forever in our hearts

[@bryanharen8212]

My mom took me and my sister to see Elvis in 1976 , I still have my ticket stub , tour book, and picture from that show. It's still the greatest show I've ever seen.

[@lindawhite5006]

HE MADE EVERYONE FEEL SPECIAL!

[@pennyyoung3166]

I cried the day he died and still cry when I think about all the falsehoods through the years and how that hurt his family RIP for eternity

[@DennisGraham-jl8os]

American Idol , The Voice , Britain's Got Talent , The X Factor , And All Others , They Have 3 ,, Maybe 4 Judges , Not With One Judge , Elvis ,That Is THE MAN THAT HAS MANY GENRE'S OF MUSIC , YOU ONLY NEED ONE JUDGE , AND YOU MIGHT BE IN CONCERT WITH HIM , THEN YOU GET YOUR RECORD CONTRACT ,,,,, WOW,!!!!!!!!

[@bielomo]

I met Estelle in 2007,in Italy. She was so cute.

[@marnernordendal3927]

I'm 74 listening to Elvis every day ❤❤

[@NeillSackett]

You guys make me believe in love! You look like soulmates, you act like soulmate God bless. Neill from California.

[@janetbentsen1829]

This is a great interview with Estelle Brown she loved Elvis and he loved her and the Sweet Inspirations. Thanks for your reactions of our beloved Elvis. He was great and so was Estelle. Only Elvis ❤ Thanks again Susie and Travis.

[@gailcalderone5229]

Elvis does live forever!! How can he not?? He brought so much to music n Vegas..He opened so many doors for all.He is a legand for the man he was ,Heart,soul,love,voice and performance.. Loving all ppl n never believing he was number one ..Gave respect to all ppl Whether u were homeless or the most powerful person on earth, Everyone was equal in his life..There will never be another soul like his....

[@Wildlife_SA.]

I enjoyed this clip. Elvis loved his girls and they loved him. So nice to see the behind the scenes action. Very nice reaction. Thank you! 👍😉📀🥇

[@jacquelinemccann8971]

He is alive and they all know it.

[@patticriss2238]

I just watched one of your performances. I think it was 2019. Y’all are amazing. I’m a country granny but I loved your energy. And both of your voices are great.

[@colmflaherty3963]

Hi Guys. Very nice couple.😀 Yes Elvis would recognise a slip of a note from anything violin piano guitar. You could give him a song and he would look at it once or twice, And he'd have the whole thing.

[@terrymeddings5563]

Hey guys ,love the Elvis reactions, would love you to react to black limousine by Elvis, very sad. cheers from the land down under.

[@karenestep1878]

You are very correct concerning people taking advantage of that. His band and singers didn’t for the most part but so many felt the colonel did. His mgr.

[@sopala3952]

Great reaction..you guys really got his essence.

[@robindehlinger4698]

Love how you both are respectful of Elvis and his unique talent and greatness.

[@1949ala]

worked at a radio station in Las Vegas, when we played one of his records, he would call the station and thank us. He bought an hours' time on Mother's Day, and I played his religious record's for an hour, with greeting to his mother in between cuts....

[@danielmahon2432]

Great video, great reaction, Elvis Rocks! TCB⚡️

[@trevm1268]

You guys. I'm falling in love with you from across the pond. I've been an Elvis fan for 60+ years. Worth purchasing 'That's The Way It Is', some terrific back stage footage. Just to spend Christmas Day at Graceland & be serenaded by Elvis & Sweet Inspiations - Heaven.

[@garytom1935]

Awesome story yes 🙌🎥👍😎🤘🕺

[@marnernordendal3927]

Thank you 👍🥰

[@sopala3952]

Since you mentioned Elvis meeting Nixon there’s a really funny but good movie about it called Elvis & Nixon. And also Washington national archive presentation of that meeting .

[@jeffferguson4637]

Wonderful

[@jkpole]

WOWEEEEEEEEEEEE LOVE THIS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH..... THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH FOR SHARING....... IT MATTERS

[@stege9979]

Love that reaction. Keep going guys. To honor our greatest is extremely important. And Elvis is the GOAT in that Regard. ;)

[@reggiehemingway1983]

Through elvis ..you known god the father and god the son elvis was humble god fearing he gave his all in his short life and god took him home... look at the impact the man had on the world and still has to this day god works through people to get his message out and for us to wake up elvis gave gave and gave and in return he got love forhim self and god...love is worth more than anything on this earth

[@victoriawhite07able]

❤❤❤

[@halsgal1519]

I wish Elvis and Estelle Brown were in the forefront and you were in the background or in the corner of the screen.

[@rayjackson6917]

I NEVER want to hear another person call Elvis a racist!!! It is clear to anyone who can see, that he loved everyone!!❤

[@kathleenclarke288]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND WORDS

[@trenthowell4379]

Highly recommend Elvis and the Black community 1 & 2

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

how many people make up the black community?

[@melaniesander2569]

Thank you Matt. Maybe they could react to ** Elvis Presley-( King Of Kindness ) WHO ELSE CAN SAY THEY HELPED END POLIO…AND RAISE MONEY AND GAVE OF HIS OWN MONEY TO BUILD THE FIRST WELL KNOW HOSPITAL ST JUDE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL..NO ONE ONLY ELVIS CAN!!! 💉🏥 ** ELVIS PRESLEY ( A GENEROUS HEART) ** ( Elvis and the black community part 1&2 that echo will never die ) it will answer a lot of questions and learn what Elvis went through-there’s a lot of celebrities BB King, Sammy Davis, Jr., Stevie Wonder, Arsenio Hall, Eddie Murphy, Whitney Houston, fun fact Whitney Houston’s mom Cissy Houston was one of Elvis’s background singers You won’t regret it!!!!

[@Indy1831]

What Elvis song would your band perform live at one of your shows & make it work in your bands style?

[@kimzwolinski9919]

Great question!!

[@cacola_3373]

Elvis hired Ronnie Tutt because he watched Elvis as he was drumming.....and of course he was one of the best ever.

[@karenestep1878]

Indeed, they had respect for each other. He was still The Main thing and everyone knew he was boss. But he treated them like each had value. JD was his favorite and friend as the worlds lowest base singer. But he loved all the gospel harmony groups that sang with him. The Sweets never changed but there were three different men’s groups. First the Jordanaires, the never went to Vegas, then the most popular men’s gospel group in the country The Imperials, they had other contracts as Elvis’ wasn’t as long. and then his friends group The Stamps. And indeed all felt, them and we the fans he was the song & the music on stage, it was all through him. Why he couldn’t stand still, specially his younger years. This last movie has much off on the Memphis concert. You can look it up. They added a movie song to other things to pile it all into one. He never came across like that.and one judge in Jacksonville FL ordered he not move and he complied only moving his little finger and still the girls went crazy. He was indeed before his time, close enough in those times that the older people had issues with it. he directed the band and singers with all his moves, his energy and presence was overwhelming, it went through him, up to the ceiling, down through the stage and floor to the audience and back to the band and singers. He presence in the room was obvious even when you had not even seen him yet. Called charisma, as people asked him about his charisma, hed asked them; you know what charisma is Don’t you? They’ve looked stunned, all but Christians, he’d answer it’s the presence of God through you.

[@stephaniehouston8613]

The Both Of You Should React To Elvis Presley & The Black Community PART 1 & 2

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

why?

[@gorse9030]

Always enjoy your reactions guys, and this one was no exception, but those irritating ads, yes I know they are necessary, but I guess that's what happens when you have such a popular channel

[@ByRon-wn9tb]

Here are 2 Elvis songs you should react to find little egypt from the movie Roustabout and slowly but surely from the movie tickle me make sure these are the video segments from the actual movies

[@ericwilliams1031]

Another singer in the Sweet Inspirations was Whitney Houston's mom Cissy.

[@stephaniehouston8613]

The Both Of You Probably Didn't Know That Whitney Houston's Mother Gospel Singer Cissy Houston Sang Background For Elvis Presley.

[@galemoore521]

Give a lesson to the song they recorded. Sweet inspection

[@stephaniehouston8613]

The Both Of You Probably Didn't Know That Whitney Houston Meet Elvis Presley In 1969 When She Was Six Years Old.

[@charlesfrancis6925]

Elvis was greatly influenced by gospel music and he became increasingly spiritual. And that spiritual side made him a humble person!

[@williamquinlan6153]

The 70s was not a time of segregation. That ended in the 50s. Also the individual members of the Sweets were chosen as a group, not individually.

[@jeanjennings2290]

Elvis hand picked his band and backup singer he also did his arrangements .

[@kathleenclarke288]

I figured that much

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

I have a baffling question for all you Elvis fans. Why did it take Elvis from 54-68 to use any black artists on any of the records that were produced?

[@odellgrimes1375]

Everyone would say Elvis is racist a a man who was supposed to be racist bought his cook a black woman a home a woman who prepared his meals. It doesn't sound like a racist man to me

[@sopala3952]

📌. What docu is this…someone please let me know.

[@jeraldkimball494]

You have to understand too when Elvis was such a hit it was still a lot of racial tension and he always treated everyone as equals. He saw no color.

[@yambo59]

this guys just doesnt know when to (shut up!!!)

[@joeskinner6009]

talk 2 much/

[@kosta380]

How long did it take you to memorize your fake Analysis? 😂