Estelle Brown of The Sweet Sensations- She Sang With Elvis/A Mattie & UNC! Reaction 

I've seen other interviews with Ms. Brown where she talked about how good Elvis was to her & the other ladies in the group. She said he treated them like princesses. At the end of one she said, "We loved that man. And he loved us. And we knew it.". Btw, I saw Elvis in concert twice, in 1973 & '74. In person, living, breathing, 3 dimensional, he was the most beautiful human being I've ever seen. It was hard to believe he was even real. And yet such a humble man. One of the highlights of each show was his interaction with The Sweet Inspirations & the musicians. There was a lot of humor & obvious affection between them. And he always gave them their moment to shine. So much talent on that stage. I feel blessed to have witnessed it. 💙☮💙

Estelle Brown - You Got Just What You Asked For

Estelle is now 80. The last of the original group.

A short scene: Elvis giving Ms.Estelle Brown a red rose at one of the last concerts in 1977

Estella really cared about elvis she seemed to have a good time and knew him very well the whole band seem to have fun

Whitney Houston Meet Elvis Presley When She Was Little Girl. Because Her Mother Cissy Houston SangBackground For Elvis Presley.

Looks like the HATER'S are at it again! Just ignore them, they are pissed because, none of his friend's nor, employee's had anything BAD to say about him!

Whitney Houston's mom sissy Houston also sang back up for Elvis with the Sweet Inspirations

👏 i love him

Elvis loved his girls

Thank you for playing Elvis

Elvis's was an icon and you ladies made it happen those concerts were amazing

SWEET INSPIRATIONS!

She truly loved Elvis her brother. ♥️

There's another interview with Estelle Brown it's called , Elvis's favorite singer. There's also interviews with Myrna Smith and cisi Houston, Sylvia Shemwell. Sylvia tells a story about how the doctors said she had cancer and after the show Elvis knew something was wrong because she was upset. He took her to her dressing room and sat her down on a chair and he got down on his knees and put his hands on her stomach and prayed to God to rid her of her illness she said he had tears running down his face. When she went back to the doctor the cancer was gone. Thats why the girls called Elvis a angel. They loved Elvis and Elvis loved them too.

People like you keep him update for new fans around the world TCB and thank you 2022

Love the reaction......he loved them and they loved him as we all do and always will. ❤

Very nice.mattie.

Estelle and Cissie Houston are the two surviving members of " The Sweet Inspiration " . Cissie, now 88, only played Elvis's first Vegas engagement in the Summer of 1969, before moving to a solo career and session work. I believe she lives in Newark, NJ. Estelle is now 79, and still lives in Shreveport. Sylvia Shemwell passed away in California, on February 13th 2010, after complications from a stroke suffered in 2001, she was 68. Myrna Smith followed her on December 24th, 2010 in Canooga Park, Ca , aged 69 following kidney failure and a stroke.

Your reaction is so sweet! Sweet as Elvis and The Sweet Inspirations singing together! Thanks!

I believe she lives in Shreveport, La. She recently saw the new Elvis movie and loved it. ❤️

I have not heard anything bad about him. Thank you for the video.

Beautiful i loved this and ya'll do a great job on these reactions. thank you.

Liked and subscribed. This must be one of the greatest reactions on YT. Elvis proved that soul men came in all races. Thanks for it. I'll be waiting for more.

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

I have Always loved Elvis!!! saw him 5 times

Thanks Mattie and Unc!! Here's a cool Elvis song you haven't heard yet: Elvis Presley-High Heel Sneakers-1968-Warm LP Sound (2:50).

Neat stuff...

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

That was a beautiful story she has lots of memories to look back on she said she livez in Shreveport that's only like 30 mins from where I live how neat...

Mindi Miller Talking with Estelle Brown

please, react to the back up singers of Elvis Presley, The Sweet ispirations. They sing their hit song in 1968, titled, The Sweet ispirations by the Sweet inspirations. it is in utube. recorded by Atlantic city Studio

Awesome job

So beautiful 🥺I remember the day he passed 😭

Lucky enough to see her perform 4 years ago!! Sweetest voice!

Hey Auntie Mattie 🥰UNC.. I love the background. Love this great job.

Chills running up and down my body. Thank you for this video.

Elvis 😇💜 gave love 😘 time friendship 🌺 and an very good 👍 long term employment opportunity 🤑 expensive vehicles 🚜🚙 costly jewelry 💎💍 to The Sweet 🧁 Inspirations Estelle Brown 🤩 Myrna Smith 🤩 Sylvia 🤩 and Cissy Houston 🤩/mother of Whitney Houston 😘 Estelle, Myrna, and Sylvia were friends 🤩 and worked 💵 for Elvis 😇💙 from 1969 - Elvis death 💀😰 during August 16, 1977.

Video great but get a bigger screen like blue tooth to tv- just a suggestion

THE WINDOW IS TOO SMALL

You must to watch Elvis and the black community .

whilst it is all very nice that the sweet inspiration sang with Elvis. the question you have to ask yourself is this. Elvis's career started in 1953, right? The sweet inspiration didn't start with Elvis until 1969, right? Why did it take him 16 years to use black back up singers? And for those of you that will or have commented about Cissy Houston. You do know Van Morrison used her on back up vocals in 1967 on Brown Eyed Girl. That is 2 years before Elvis. Now, here is a questions to consider. 1. why did it take Elvis so long to use any black artist? Was it because it was all part of the colonels plan to get the white dollar first? And once they had the white dollar and realised white artists were using black artists, they had better get in on the action because they could get the black dollar? Elvis was used as a puppet to get the pure white American "virgin" girls out of the black clubs because that is where all the action was. White America didn't want racial mixing especially in the south. Elvis did nothing for the black community as a whole. Maybe he wanted to, but you can bet London to a brick, he was not allowed. Not saying Elvis wasn't a good looking guy, good entertainer and a good singer.