ESTELLE BROWN BACK UP SINGER FOR ELVIS RECALLS MEMORIES OF ELVIS PRESLEY

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[@paulasmith3179]

This brought tears to my eyes i agree Elvis was an angel. He will never be replaced

[@HeavenlyPresley-Tonya]

Estelle Brown saying "She was touched by an angel" perfectly describes ( Getting Emotional ) what Elvis had done to the World!!! *Tears* Elvis helped me through my Daddy's passing Daddy Adored Elvis - How can you not get emotional with Elvis singing & the great stories told by those that knew him personally!! Estelle Brown & James Burton both are from Shreveport, La only 40 minutes from my hometown Texarkana / Texas / Arkansas ( Twin City sits on both states ) Elvis performed there 6 times at our Arkansas Municipal Auditorium from 1954 - 1955 When doing the Louisiana Hayride Elvis Scotty & Bill would perform in between The Hayride - Traveling to the Small towns Great Reaction Thanks Miss Helene --

[@candiehamilton9943]

I agree you can’t listen to these stories and not get emotional.

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

And yet you are here too. Are you a troll?

[@cwlindsey2881]

With due respect….James Burton, not Tim …..also DJ Fontana (drummer early on) lived in Shreveport also…..

[@HeavenlyPresley-Tonya]

@@cwlindsey2881 i have done that many times I don't know why it sticks in my head Tim Burton I know its James Burton - Wasn't being disrespectful -- Yes grew up in Texarkana, Tx / Ark - 40 Minutes from Shreveport - I see nobody called me out on this so people that do that IMO are seeking some kind of recognition for doing so bye

[@petertaverna9497]

I really hope people will stop calling him a racist,I don’t know how much more proof people need,elvis was love and that’s why he’s as popular today as he was back then

[@mikem957]

Unfortunately that will always continue because people prefer to be uneducated, brainwashed and ignorant.

[@JudyKLC]

How many could have resisted being overcome by the power of fame? He placed everyone on stage on an equal plane with himself. THAT'S why he is still loved by millions. We remember you, Elvis, and we love you...still. (Judy C)

[@user-gz5xt1lj4t]

(I am Mary) They all have stories and they loved him and he loved them. And to think they almost didn't take the job because they heard he was racist. See, you have to do your own research. Maybe some day people will know the wonderful man Elvis was. I am 80 and lived through his career. Saw him twice in concert when he was on tour in Hampton Rd. Virgina. He was to beautiful to believe. We didn't have phones that took pictures back then. They would not allow you to bring in camera's. The Hampton Coliseum had just been built and there had to be at least 14,000 if not more there. They had the Virgina state police directing traffic into the parking lot. It was the thrill of a lifetime. The first time we saw him we were only 3 rows back from the stage, I bought those tickets early because the local fan club said he was coming before the press announced it. He walked out and said that the Hampton Coliseum which was perfectly round, looked like a funky spaceship. It is still there, and a huge cooper plate is inside telling how his show broke all records. You know I saw the real Elvis and no matter what anyone says, I was also touched by an angel. Thanks Ray

[@candiehamilton9943]

You were so blessed to have gotten to see him live. Thank you for your beautiful comment ❤

[@sunshynff]

He wasn't racist, but he allowed people to be racist his form him, and idly stood by and raked in millions of dollars after turning his back on the black community. You can say he was an Angel all you want until the cows come home, but the fact is, just because he was nice to individual black folks, don't mean he didn't screw over the culture, he was also a pedophile and wife abuser, those are just the facts, no matter how much you don't want them to be.

[@ElvisChick-if9nc]

Wow! I loved reading your comment! Awesome you seen Elvis! I loved Estelle & so did Elvis! I loved the time he sang Happy Birthday to her on stage! He was so sweet & humble! He loved each & everyone of them! Yes Ma’am you touch a Real Angel & was in his Presence! God Bless & Take care! 😍👑❤️

[@user-gz5xt1lj4t]

You too hon. Be Blessed@@ElvisChick-if9nc

[@julialesleysheppard]

Thank you Mary for sharing your experience with us. To live it and see him with your own eyes must have been awesome. What fabulous memories “ between the pages of your mind”!! Over here in England we had no chance to see him and just had his films to watch. It’s only now with KZbin we get to see him in Vegas and how he was loved by his audiences. 👌💕🕺🙏

[@RubyGB]

If you notice near the beginning of the old clips, there's video of Elvis at a rehearsal talking with the ladies who are sitting in chairs. Instead of standing looking down at them (and making them look up at him) while they talked, Elvis squatted down so they were all at eye level. It was a simple, but natural to him, gesture of his humility...

[@bigbarry0946]

💯💙❤🙏

[@mikem957]

Yes. He was showing them respect and equality. Ever notice that they were always up front with him onstage? Tom Jones stuck his black backup singers in the back behind the band.

[@amandarayray9340]

How gorgeous is Estelle Brown ❤ So blessed to have known our angel personally. You can feel the love and respect she had for him.

[@matuserose]

Elvis was indeed an angel who touched everyone who heard his beautiful voice.Thanks Ray for keeping the Kings voice being heard by old and newly made fans every day.❤

[@sheldonjohnson5467]

Im 51 and I love to hear stories of Elvis Presley by people who have worked with him and hear them say how loved them and music and everyone

[@shjssjjs7015]

Elvis the hamble man the magic in every way n every time

[@mikem957]

Elvis loved The Sweet Inspirations and gave them opening act duties on his tours on top of being with him on his part of the show. Their all black male band traveled with them and Elvis was friends with them too. There's some cool pics of the guys with Elvis backstage.

[@Hey-Googootz]

Agreed! That was amazing! Beautiful and highly talented lady speaking the truth🎶❤

[@christinemorel696]

Beautiful Amazing 👏 Thank you, very much ☝✌👊👍🤗🌹💐❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

[@pattipajestka9679]

Great video! All of Elvis’ backup singers and his band adored Elvis. I have never heard not one of them say negative things about Elvis. I have only heard Love ❤️ and Praise for this Beautiful Angel!

[@Andrelvis]

At the end of this video I had tears in my eyes too, Ray. Estelle and CC Houston(Whitney Houston’s mother) are the only living members of The Sweet Inspirations. God bless Mrs. Brown!

[@Joey.Darkwoods-Studio]

No one will ever come close to Elvis. His love and generosity... One artist today reminds of Elvis with his generosity, that's Upchurch. Dude's got that Elvis heart...

[@sunshynff]

Upchurch is a pedophile and wife abuser???

[@Uniquely-Unoriginal]

See, and for me, it would be Ren.

[@Mariethename99]

Elvis is an Angel ❤🙏🏽💖🙏🏽💖🙏🏽💖🙏🏽💖

[@mrsg.9273]

I got the goosebumps too. I wonder if Elvis really was an actual Angel.. ❤

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

AWWW... MISS HELENE THANK YOU 💖💜💖💜💖💜💖💜🙏💕🙏💕🙏💕🙏💕 THANK YOU RAY FOR SUCH A LOVELY REACTION 💙💛💙💛💙💛💙💛🙏💕🙏💕🙏💕🙏💕 Estelle Brown gave more than one interview and in another interview she said that, "There's not a day that goes by I don't think about that man and every time I do I feel myself start to tear up. I miss him every day." Another lady in Memphis who owned a restaurant that Elvis used to frequent said that she lived through it all- from growing up poor to having to bury a child. But the day she said, "We lost Elvis I fell to my knees and cried. I remember him when he was just a boy. He would offer to sing for me in exchange for a cheese sandwich. I would always tell him that he was welcome to sing while wiping down tables and you know that's what he would do." She went on to say, "When he made it to the big time he insisted on paying me back for all of these cheese sandwiches and I turned him down flat. Well I thought I won that argument only to find out I didn't. My husband called me to where the pay phone was towards the kitchen and there he was standing in front of the open phone book holding a fat envelop. It was full of cash. Just enough to pay off what we owed on the loan on the restaurant. That was who Elvis was. The day he died we lost one of our own. We lost a son." There are so many stories buried in the passing of time about Elvis's generosity. I'm glad that there were those who had the presence of mind to go around asking people who knew Elvis or who lived in Memphis and remembered Elvis to share their stories. May they all rest in peace ✌💜🌹🙏💕 TCB ⚡ & TLC ❤ & peace ✌& blessings 🙏 to you & yours & to one & all here as well 💕 P.S. My apologies for not being able to recall the lady's name.

[@user-ws1ff3vb5j]

He was a beautiful human being and is sorely missed.

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@@user-ws1ff3vb5j I think he was. Yes he was human. Not perfect. But a wonderfully generous & loving human being. I totally agree 💯

[@sandralybrand9425]

I remember the story. He was always a kind decent person from childhood throughout his life Always thinking about and doing for others. Yes he signed, but in the ways that counted, he practiced Christian tenets of what the Bible says about loving and caring for others! ❤❤❤

[@sammy_the_uncool2702]

@@sandralybrand9425 Thank you for saying that. I know Elvis was not perfect but he had biggest heart & truly believed in sharing what he had with others. His generosity is legendary honestly 💖💖💖💖

[@candiehamilton9943]

There are so many stories of his love for people and memories that he left so many. Anyone that truly knew him, loved and respected him. There will never be another like him. Thanks Sammy for always adding a little bit of Elvis knowledge in your comments. I look forward to reading your comments. God bless you much love❤

[@elvis78ale]

Very sweet words 😢❤ Elvis has been loved by many

[@cristinadellatommasina-ex2hj]

Here's another one, the joy of being able to close your eyes and know for sure that it wasn't a dream and no one can take it away from you. Whoever has been in his presence and smelled his perfume, heard his breath, spoken to him, been looked at by his eyes, you will forever be in a cloud. I looooove this maaaannnn🎸👑✨️💘😘😘😘❤️❤️❤️

[@user-gz5xt1lj4t]

Funny incident I was at the 72 Hampton Rds, Virginia concert and because i was part of a fan club, I got to get tickets before the media announced the concert. I landed 3 rows back from the stage. You know when he sings love Me Tender and kisses the girls at the edge of the stage? I wanted to go up there so bad, but I was with my husband, so I missed the kiss, i still am sorry about that, I am not even married to my husband anymore. Ha

[@cristinadellatommasina-ex2hj]

@@user-gz5xt1lj4t I'm sorry that your marriage ended, I think if your husband had the opportunity to receive an "innocent" kiss during a Marilyn Monroe show , you wouldn't have been jealous, however I understand your disappointment, but you were very, very lucky to have seen him live . I don't know if I would have managed not to skip the lines and throw myself at his feet. Long peace to the king.

[@mandyheath1793]

OMG her words made me cry, Elvis was a very special soul, that's for sure ❤❤ great interview xx

[@theresa6955]

Elvis was a talented and amazing human being. Most importantly, he respected everyone. He put his heart into every song, and he was a shining example of what it really means to treat every person with respect. These days, sadly, no one comes close to Elvis' talent or his respect for all people. He is missed but will forever be The King❤❤❤

[@candiehamilton9943]

Touched by an angel was a perfect description of Elvis. All of the criticisms he gets is because people haven’t tried to find the truth out about this amazing man. ❤

[@sunshynff]

I've done extensive, painstaking in depth research myself, how bout you, or do you just watch white washed fluff pieces like this documentary?? No, he wasn't racist, but he abandon the black community, and since when do pedophiles and wife abusers get to be angels??

[@cherylspencer8024]

@@sunshynff Name one woman who has said he was a P? Come on one name. Of a woman who he was with supposedly. None. Exactly. Even Priscilla to this day says nothing sexual happened in Germany. When she came back to stay in the U.S. she was a couple months away from her 18th birthday.

[@cherylspencer8024]

@@sunshynff How exactly did he abandon the black community? By giving credit where credit was due. He did that all the time. BTW why was it his responsibility to the black community during very segregated times? Why does that fall on the shoulders of a 19 year old?

[@ElvisChick-if9nc]

Even Lil Richard said “Because He Sang Songs he made me Richer an my Songs played more! He said I love Elvis Presley. He was A Beautiful Man with Huge Loving Kind Heart! An he was right! 😍👑❤️

[@user-bp6uc4of6j]

Awesome! Beautiful! So cool that Elvis said he was their brother, always love Elvis

[@kevinrichardson3572]

The king elvis

[@valerielittle2518]

I agree, Elvis was an angel ❤❤

[@janivar1977]

Love this reactions Ray ,love the way you dig deep into Elvis to learn more and more ,there is alot i havent seen eighter even i been a fan of Elvis for so many years i keep learn new things thank to you my brother.

[@susyq810]

Thank you so much Miss Helene❤ it is so important to know how wonderful he was and grand too like Estelle said.Thank you Ray for reacting to these important interviews.Love them.❤

[@sunshynff]

You mean it's important to cover up the fact that he turned his back on the black community, was a pedophile and wife abuser??? Yup, that's more like it.

[@benjamins.5428]

breakdown of Elvis Presley's live shows from 1970 to 1977: 1970: Around 57 shows 1971: Approximately 90 shows 1972: Roughly 168 shows 1973: About 168 shows 1974: Around 155 shows 1975: Approximately 168 shows 1976: Roughly 140 shows 1977: Around 55 shows (up until his passing in August)

[@user-bo6zs4up7o]

Elvis did much more shows, in 1970 there were for example 136 shows from the top of my head (2 Las Vegas seasons, 2 tours, 4 astrodome shows).

[@benjamins.5428]

So chatgpt didn't give me the correct answer 😂

[@mikem957]

His Vegas and Tahoe engagements were usually 2 shows per night, sometimes 3 shows a night (DS, MS, 3 AM show) for 3 weeks with 6 days week. His tours were usually 10-15 cities in 10-15 days with 2 shows on Saturdays. There were usually 3-4 tours a year from 1972-77 on top of the Vegas and Tahoe shows. It's been estimated that he performed from 1,200 to 1,600 shows in the last 8 years of his life.

[@ElvisChick-if9nc]

@@benjamins.5428Lol! 😍👑❤️

[@cindyphifer970]

Elvis always the best and loved the Sweet Inspirations also. Met them in Germany where they performed at a small NCO club for the soldiers. They came around and talked to everyone during their break

[@user-pn3gg5ou5p]

here are some famous elvis tributes charlie pride always on my mind elvis voice at the end .. merle haggard from graceland to the promised land .. ronnie mcdowell the king is gone.. and bill medley from the righteous brothers old friend...james brown love me tender there all great you love them

[@user-ly9bu4df1w]

Amen Elvis was an angel on earth 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💯💯I love your videos!!

[@shadycnetwork]

Yo all three of them young ladies were beautiful back in the day.

[@user-vy6nc7yq3z]

Amazing. Gave me goosebumps

[@Alonnah-78]

Your an angel never.. doubt it Mr Ray God speaks through his book and angels ❤❤❤❤

[@MaryA-yf5rh]

Another nice video is ‘Elvis speaks to the sweet inspirations and Words’ its rehearsal footage and it shows a little bit of their relationship

[@gdepbb]

Estelle and the Sweets did backing vocals for me on a song called "He's Alive"

[@goldenretrieverpuppies958]

This video made me cry😥It’s so nice to hear the love for Elvis🩷

[@bigbarry0946]

I agree 💯💙❤🙏

[@victoriawhite07able]

I love Estelle! ❤

[@nancy9891]

Miss Helene thank you for this precious information. 🥰

[@dianemiller8382]

Great video. Estelle is such a sweet heart🤗touching memories😢❤ Thank you Ray😊

[@remyJbk]

🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹🙏🏽⚡️... bless 😍

[@Elvisfan4ever]

Such a sweet story. Thanks Ray love u and urs ❤❤❤❤

[@sopala3952]

Love it, 🙏

[@user-pn3gg5ou5p]

of all the reaction i love your the best

[@shirleyellis5897]

Thanks Helene

[@sheldonjohnson5467]

Great video

[@scsu5085]

-------------- here's 2 you're gonna be interested in: Estelle Brown discusses Cancer & Elvis’ prayers kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3TXoX-bndR0iMk 16:32 - 17:48 And this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/qojZl2evj5amqrM

[@sylviamiller9956]

Loved this story!! Thank you for sharing.

[@TheKopyKatz]

Great video 🔥🔥🔥

[@dannyayers6561]

RELVIS

[@mollienixx]

I have to say this, bc it’s relevant and just shows how Elvis is just 🤌🏼 … sweet Ms. Estelle here, just came out as lesbian in very recent years….sooo, that’s just how yummy and delectable our boy was and is, inside and out! ✌️⚡️even the broads that dug broads dig E baby! Ya heard

[@Uniquely-Unoriginal]

Obviously, we can't turn back time, but I wonder how differently things would have turned ou(oh, I love that song (Glory, Glory, Hallelu...)(ooh, CC Rider!) anyhoo, as I was saying lol, wonder how different things would have been if "Col" Tom Parker hadn't stepped into it and Elvis got a manager that cared about him and his carreer, not just the money.

[@rong805]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaKrfqymZ6ale8Usi=7A_6V6IsAnjJ5AUv For anyone interested, this link is for a video of Estelle Brown sitting in an arena, in her wheelchair, where she sang with him. The concert they played was being played on the sound system. She looked so happy, she was singing along with the Sweets parts. The channel is by a father and son who go around to arenas where Elvis played, and even get to tour the places, sometimes play the concerts that were played there. Great channel for the Elvis nerd!

[@alejandrovalenzuela2458]

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[@gdepbb]

Hey, cool video. Maybe me and you should talk about elvis. Hit me up

[@charlesstraight5499]

Bad argue much a little bit doll. I don't know if you've ever seen an Elvis movie but.In every single elvis movie he sings the whole movie. The only thing he didn't do was live concerts but he sang his butt off and all of his movies.

[@chavsta987]

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[@CaspaCzContent]

Do you only react to mainstream

[@gdepbb]

Some things said by the narrator aren't exactly on point lol

[@terrygarcia897]

The first time he did Vegas people didn't like him.

[@doctalksdude651]

ELVIS IS PASTOR BOB JOYCE NOW AND EVEN HAS A YT CHANNEL

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

The real question should be why did it take him from 1954 to 1968 to use ANY! black artists?

[@emmettdwyer7584]

he was on speed i am sure that helped

[@sunshynff]

Hey Ray, I've never commented once on a single Elvis reaction, outta respect, cause I know how much you love him and I didn't want to piss all over that, but if you're gonna start showing these types of fluff pieces made to make fans feel all warm and fuzzy, then we're gonna have to talk about Elvis being a pedophile, a spousal abuser and him completely turning his back on the black community. No that is not hyperbole, all of those things are FACTS and easily provable.

[@pattipajestka9679]

You are a liar 🤥. You need to move on down the road. You are regurgitating the Lies from his Xwife.

[@kristinafestini9122]

What a bunch of BS non of that is true and it can be proven with facts , you just go a spread your BS . He was non of that but I guess you didn't do your homework just spewing pure garbage and nonsense. Don't come here and spread false information you are not going to win this one ,there are lot more informed people, people who spent years to debunk this BS like myself I've been doing it for decades. You are clueless, uninformed, you are not going to make something out him just because you don't like him . I can debunk your claims with facts you can't. I'm so sick an tired of people like you trying to taint a good man.

[@cherylspencer8024]

Receipts please? Not one woman who was under age has EVER come out and said anything untoward happened. BTW a lot of these underage girls were chasing HIM. They were relentless. As a matter of fact, I just watched a video with Cassandra (Elvira) when she met him in Vegas and was invited to his room. She said they were being watched very closely because they knew how old she was - I believe 17 at the time. He told her to get out of Vegas. And someone who constantly gave credit to the black entertainers and constantly said how much he loved this one or that one (who were black BTW Diana Ross, Barbara McNair) at his Vegas shows is a racist? His house was always FULL of people. Him and Priscilla were never alone. I think people who were there would know better than you if there was any spousal abuse going on.

[@llschnitz]

You apparently know him better than those who actuslly knew him. Ok.

[@christinemorel696]

You are a jealous envious jerk.was you,there.