Taking Estelle Brown back to Shreveport: EP Back on Tour 

Thank you Estelle for playing such a huge part in music history! Your role was so important and your voice was exactly what was needed to make it all work. You are an absolute legend and a beautiful amazing artist and person!

Thank you, I cried the minute I saw her. The only time I saw her in person was the evening of June 10, 1972 at MSG. This video was a blessing to all who love Elvis and the rest. God bless you, your boy and dear Estelle Brown for giving us these moments. I wish I could have hugged her. 💜

Guys I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this. We here a lot about Elvis from the perspective of ex girlfriends, body guards etc which is all very interesting but for me the interactions and relationships he had with his musicians and singers is where the magic really is. These guys really saw the real Elvis doing what he did best. A lovely, sweet lady - very sincere and emotional in her recollections and we have some real 'time travel' special moments here. Maybe one of the best videos I have ever seen about Elvis as you really capture the essence of him here. Thanks for all you do.

The best thing, to me, is that this didn't sound like an interview. Just two people talking about old memories about a friend who just happened to be the biggest star in the world!! I'm jealous of what you do!! Great job!

I watch this with tears pouring down my face. I am 56 years old and grew up with Elvis playing in our home 7 days a week! My Grandfather was a musician, my father was a musician, and I am a musician . My father passed a few years ago, but not a day goes by that I don't close my eyes and picture my drum kit, my fathers bass, bass amp, his home stereo with huge speakers, and his record cabinet filled with Elvis LP's. Thank you for making this video.

I'm an 80 year old rocker that has been an Elvis fan since 1954... Thank you so much for sharing this video... So glad that you had the opportunity to do this day with Ms Estelle, it was a beautiful thing to see...

I was 7 years old the first time I heard of Elvis in 1957. Till this day he is the best singer ever, may his spirit bein heaven

You can always hear Estelle cheer in an Elvis concert. Refer to the end of American Trilogy in Elvis on Tour. You can hear Estelle yell "yes" at the end of the song and throw her arms in the air. If you listen real close, you can hear her "woop" all the time.

This really touched my heart~So powerful. I have loved Elvis since childhood. I went to Graceland in 1985. I love hearing stories from the closest people around him. This was amazing footage. I can't imagine what she was feeling inside listening to all the sounds again. His amazing voice will live forever! Thank you for sharing!!

Tears rolling down my face when I heard her say that Elvis said to her " My Mother's going come and get me " ... What a lovely and gracious lady !!

Beautiful job, gentleman! And Happy Birthday to Ms. Estelle😀😀😀 God bless all of you, as well, for keeping Elvis alive. As I find him to the greatest interpreter of the American song book that ever lived!!!

That does make you get tears in your eyes. I’m 75, so I started listening to Elvis about 12 or 13. Oh JD, what a beautiful treasure he was. That makes me cry. I love the Sweet inspirations. They did a wonderful job for Elvis. And like you all said it was a family.

Well... what can I say.... what a wonderful video, full of emotion and so so special. Estelle is to be treasured as one of only a few people left who was there with Elvis and to hear her reminisce and see her smiling and speaking. Thank you to both of you too guys, this video will last as a legacy to both Estelle and to the man we love dearly.... Cam.

Estelle’s smile ❤

This was awesome! Seeing her relieving those moments in her mind was very emotional. So thankful we have her to share stories of her time with Elvis. We have lost so many who have a connection with Elvis like that. Thank you for doing this, and Happy Birthday Miss Brown.

Estella is one special lady she love elvis and cared about him I was glad she got to sing with him again and the memories she has of elvis one lucky lady

Fabulous. Thank you so much for sharing this. Many wonderful moments but my favourite is when 2001 plays and Ms. Brown “sees” Elvis walk on stage. She is watching him and is ready for a great show. You can tell she is a professional and well prepared. The joy on her face as she sings is incredible. What a wonderful person. One thing that strikes me about Elvis is the love and joy his friends express so many years on. This really was a family that cared for each other and those feelings have not faded over time. The love Elvis gave and the love we have for him is as strong as ever.

I posted my comment on the wrong video….so I’ll repeat it here. If you can watch this video without at least a lump in your throat I suggest you check your pulse….I was in tears. She is such a special person and such an important part of the Elvis family. I have been fortunate enough to meet this lovely lady on a few occasions..she is very special. I love all your videos but THANK YOU so much for doing this, it is extra special

What a beautiful tribute! Thank you for arranging this, sharing it with us, and for being so open with us and with Estelle about how you feel. I was crying both happy and sad tears on and off during the whole video. Perhaps it wasn't how Estelle meant it, but when she after How Great Thou Art said that she wished it wouldn't have had to end. I imaged that she wished that the whole life they had back then didn't have to end, that Elvis didn't need to die. And it just broke me. As a fan who was born after Elvis' death, I've always know how it ended. His death was always part of the Elvis story I knew. But to the fans who lived at the same time as Elvis, and to the people that he worked with, it was a shock. And Elvis' death brought an end to the life that the everyone in the touring band had lived for eight years. It ended right then. Once again, thank you for sharing this! You definitely have a new subscriber.

This was Magic guys! Imagine what her eyes have seen She’s a part of American / World History … God bless her Another Terrific job fellas THANK U !!!

Happy Birthday Estelle. You are such a beautiful woman inside and out, I’m sure Elvis was just as happy to have you on that stage with him as you were to be there with him. Thank you for taking the time. ❤

It’s so winsome to grow older. You’re grateful to be here, yet sad with missing those no longer remaining. We just loved him. And we love her too.

Estell Brown is such a blessing. What a great and Beautiful job for this video, so very emotional and 💓 warming.😥 Non stop tears, listening to the Bittersweet memories from Estell. Seeing her reliving every single moment of her life with her dear friend, ELVIS.💞 She has said before, ELVIS was an Angel on earth, I agree 💯, he truly was an Angel sent from Heaven. ❤🕊️❤ Thank You, Estell and Happy 80th Birthday❤️ GOD Bless, Sweet Lady🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✌🏻❤️🌼🌺🌼🌺 4-19-23

WOW!! What an AWESOME video!!! I loved watching Ms. Estelle sing along with the music, and not missing a beat!! It pulled on my heartstrings to see her close her eyes and the montage of Elvis concert footage played on the screen, as if she were transported back in time!!! Emotional stuff, right there!! You guys treated her with such care and respect!! Truly a beautiful thing to watch!!! The memories you have with this talented lady will stay with you forever! Thanks for being the CLASS ACT that you both are and sharing these videos with us!!!

Well, it is now confirmed - you are the champion Elvis video makers. I'd always hoped such a meeting would be held with this legendary lady, and you even exceeded all expectations. You mirror my emotions as I too intently listened to every second of the live albums in my teenage years. And I'd hear Estelle shout " Elvis " at the end of Polk Salad Annie, Mystery Train and other songs, like any other fan. Thanks to you all for this great video. Wishing Estelle and you the very best

Estelle Brown is such a treasure. Thanks for making this video guys. I really love your videos:)

Fantastic. Her timing is still on point, and she was reliving it... Pretty amazing. Well done guys, also really admire the father and son duo working on these projects...pretty rare today.

Wow that was amazing! God bless Estelle for sharing her memories with us! The part where she clutches thst necklace Elvis gave her had me very emotional! That was so touching! You made me cry with you at the end! Thank you so much for all the hard work you put into that and for sharing it with us! 😊

That was so awesome. I got to be in the same building as Elvis and everyone 3 times. He sounds great in that Shreveport show. The flash bulbs lighting up the arena. Amazing. What a time. I still get tears when thinking about that day in Aug. sad day. I can’t imagine what it was like for everyone on that plane. So many memories. The memories you’re making with your Dad is great. Thanks guys.

Very Enjoyable guys Had me in tears .... I was very lucky to meet the lovely lady In Dublin When they did Elvis the Concert . Yet Again Great VIDEO...............

Great video! You make an excellent point about listening to the interviewee and understanding what they are trying to relay. I think of this as the difference between Facts and Truth. Humans are terrible at remembering and communicating facts verbally and at a conversational level. This is why we have spent thousands of years developing tools to assist memory such as written language, books, and computer data storage. Humans are exceptional at verbally communicating experiences, which when you break them down are emotional journeys. During an interview, most people are attempting to convey the Emotional Truth of an experience. Due to the way the human brain works, many of the "Facts" of the experience have been stripped away leaving only the core of what the person finds most important, the emotional journey and impact of the event. In the retelling, our brains know there must have been "Facts" attached to the experience and may supply or substitute information. For big Elvis history fans, you see this in almost every interview of every one who ever knew Elvis. When substituted information becomes popular "Fact", this is what is known as the "Fog of History". Do not let yourself become confused between Factual Truth and Emotional Truth. Both are relevant and have meaning. Never rely on human memory for exact dates, times, names, places, etc. Always listen carefully to a person for the Emotional Truth of how they felt or experienced an event.

God bless Mrs. Estelle Brown, thank you for your wonderfull memories of him. Happy birthday and you are a loveley kind soul❤️💯🙏⚡️

LOVE X 1000000000! 💕💕💕💕 Happy Birthday Miss Estelle. Thank you for being such an important person to Elvis, both professionally and personally. Love the Sweet Inspirations, and Love you!

Such a wonderful video, made me tear up at the end. When you played burning love and how great thou art it sounded like he was actually there. Estelle brown is a treasure. ❤

A great lady. Elvis always treated everyone equally no matter what. CB. EP45-88.23

Such a great video 👏👏👏 Thank you so much. It was very emotional for Estelle. It's so amazing to hear the memories Estelle has of her time with Elvis. God bless you Estelle ♥️🙏

Very Lucky to have met her and Great that is was from Real Fans and in a Thousand years people will still hear her voice and the other Sweet Inspirations.

Elvis has left the building but he will never leave our minds 👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👍

This is so touching, thank you so much for sharing miss Estelle’s memories and thoughts with us. Brought me to tears, God bless her for being a wonderful friend to Elvis 💕💕

Loving this video and god bless ESTELLE she was bang on singing along beautiful ESTELLE HAPPY BIRTHDAY Ty guys for sharing elvis with us fans a great piece of Elvis history here😁🇨🇦🇨🇦❤️

Estelle Brown what a beautiful lady she just shows so much respect,she along with all the people that worked with him is part of Elvis history ❤❤❤.a big a hunk a love to you Estelle.

Saudade saudade eterna que dói no fundo do coração Elvis ETERNO ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Such a lovely lady guys what a special upload thoroughly enjoyed it her face tells a million memories she looks so happy 👑👑👑👍

Estelle always is in a good mood with a big smile on her face. Thank you for putting this video together! I got to meet her in Aurora, Illinois after she had an accident on stage while Shawn Klush was singing. She broke her wrist. Ouch!

I also had the pleasure of meeting this wonderful lady a few times... She is so sincere and respectful and whatever happens, she always smiles and shines.😊

ESTELLE you and the girls wrote the soundtrack to ALL OF OUR LIVES! Elvis fans know this.

Amazing videos guys, it's sad to see so many people connected to elvis passing away, so this video is super special, as a58 year old man i still get emotional watching things like this, well done to the both of you and a belated happy birthday to Estelle🇬🇧🇺🇸

I was at the virtual concert at the mid-south coliseum in Memphis 1997 and one song played that night “ How great thou art was the actual vocal from the mid-coliseum concert concert record / cd although the film footage was from elsewhere. I closed my eyes and it was as close as I’ll ever get with Elvis’s vocal with the TcB band, The sweet inspirations, The Stamps etc in that very same building. Funnily enough the whole concert was filmed but never released apart from a fuzzy bootleg version, from the proper film cameras as one was close to me in the stands, so surely somewhere there must be an A1 version. It was the only time I saw JD Sumner and the one thing you don’t get listening to a recording is that when he did a deep dive bass note it reverberated around my rib cage!! 😊

What a lovely lady Estelle is.🥰 Think you got the tone just right. I admire the technical side of your usual videos, but in this one you were so respectful to Estelle and just let her relive her memories and tell her story. Great job guys! Very emotional but lovely so get an insight from the person with the best seat at the concerts.

She is such a sweet lady,I love how ELVIS made sure to put them out front, they really made ELVI'S songs sound so good.

I've never heard anyone describe Elvis' passing as his transition. Something about that word makes it sound like Elvis really had found the peace he long deserved. What a beautiful lady.

Such a great experience you have brought to Elvis fans! I could see/feel Estelle go back in time, and spirit, to her experience with Elvis, JD, and the band. Thank you so much!

if i could, i would give estelle a hug and a kiss, and say thank you! she was as much a part of elvis as he was himself.

Very touching! Always loved this era of Elvis music. Elvis's band 1969 -1977 was the best!

WE MISS YOU ELVIS AND LOVE AND REMEMBER YOU 😊❤😊.

Elvis is the King. ❤

This was so great and she was super she always supported and loved him. You could see the emotion in her face.

I am so thankful for the Sweet Inspirations, Kathy Westmoreland and Ronnie Tott, James Burton, Jerry Schiff, GLEN Hardin, Charlie Hodge, J. D. Summer and the Stamps, Joe Gurico and all the other members on stage. Elvis Fans know how important each and everyone of you was to every show you performed. I loved the connection he had with the Sweet Inspirations and how he would always look over to you like to get your approval. All were in a league of their own. WE STILL LOVE EVERY PERFORMER ON THAT STAGE WITH ELVIS.

Tears streaming down my face.... I grew up on Elvis. I'm Lisa Marie's age. This has been a Blessing for me to see this...!!!!! 😌🙌🔥👑☝️❤️💯⚡⚡

I’m glad I click this Video a fan of Elvis , I used to skip school to watched his movies, Viva Las Vegas, Blue Hawaii and so on , from the Philippines 🇵🇭 now residing in California, today February 14, 2024 🙏🙏❤️👍 74 years old,

She's such lovely lady. A beautiful soul god bless her .

I'm crying. Thank you Estelle Browne. Thank you Elvis ❤

So emotional, Watch it with tears running down my cheaks. Found my love in this music this year. I am 40years old, so do not grow up in this time. ❤❤ Thanks for uploading, this should not be forgotten!! Lucky americans that you had the chance to see him, I am from Austria

We cannot thank you and Mrs Brown enough for this beautiful video! 💚🌞 Very emotional!

Excellent show especially with your co🎉nversation Mrs. Brown. Like her, you, the fans and me when we hear Elvis sing, watches movies, watches concerts or was lucky enough to be at one of his concerts to feel the charisma of Elvis still brings the hair up on my back and still today anytime I listen to Elvis my left leg Wiggles to the music. I think that all The Magicians and singers who sang and played with Elvis were a big part of him. Plus with all the concerts that the magicians and singers done after Elvis's passing shows how much Elvis to them. Great job

Very well said at the end there. I hope she has many more birthdays to share here with us.

You guys are phenomenon, You really treated Estelle with love and dignity she deserves. Xxx 💝 🤗

So cool! I attended my first Elvis concert in Knoxville Tennessee April 8,1972! Such am amazing concert and also attended July 23,1975 in Asheville NC! Have been to many concerts over the years since seeing Elvis but believe me nobody can fill his shoes! Elvis the Greatest of all!

estelle i hope you see this thank you for always being a shining light on stage left for elvis and for all of us i love you and am sending so much love to you happy birthday ✿♡

You know how much she loved and missed Elvis

TEAAARSS baby TEEARS. The LEGEND Estelle BROWN of the SWEET INSPIRATIONS. THE LAST STANDING. Elvis loved them and they loved him. If Elvis had lived THEY WOULD HAVE EACH SUNG till their LAST BREATHS. TOO POWERFUL HERE.

I'm speechless, still chocking this will stay forever for all of us Elvis Fans!!! Miss Brown went back in time and relived every moment that she spent with Elvis on stage, and that she misses him you could see it in her eyes and body language. This is an incredible and emotional video. I listening to Elvis live concerts every day if it is the date that I have, I have 564 live concerts in my collection and growing. And now I have seen Miss Estelles reaction to it, makes it even more treasure full to me. Thank you for sharing it with us. Happy late 80th birthday to you Estelle Brown.

Woah! You guys just made one of the best and most important Elvis videos that'll ever exist. As an Elvis fan, I enjoyed every minute of this, even how it was edited. You guys did your homework and asked the right questions. I also really loved how you made the point in the end that the Elvis sound wouldn't be what it is without all of them being there. 5 stars, your best work ever! - Your #8 Subscriber on RU-vid.

Out of the 100s of videos on Elvis on RU-vid, this has got to be one the very best. It is truthful and emotional. Thank so much fir this incredible piece of history. Elvis 💯. Estelle Brown, you are beautiful. 🤙🏼⚡️🤙🏼

To lady brown i am looking to see You in bad.nauheim germany All the best to you ❤❤thank you For the music you made with Elvis Love it Roy hurst❤❤

She is so lovely ❤️

Omg guys you are the best , I’m crying 😢 😢 oh how I love Elvis ❤ Beautiful lady 😘😘

Still going strong Estelle ❤

Awww, Estelles face was priceless. You could see the love and happiness on her face taking her back to the time when she was on the stage with that great man with a beautiful powerful voice. Lovely to see. Thank you for sharing one of the lovely Sweet inspirations with us. Keep up the great work!!!

That was incredible! You guys are the best! Hands down my favorite Elvis RU-vidrs! You are without a doubt the most genuine of ALL the ones that produce videos about Elvis! And I mean that with all my heart! Thank you

I really enjoy watching this story of Elvis and one of his back up singers, Estelle. It brings tears to my eyes. I love Elvis Presley's back us singers, The Sweet ispirations. They are the best singers and Elvis made a great decision to have them sing with him. May He rest in peace. ❤

Ms Estelle still remembers every word to the songs which is Amazing! Sometimes even Elvis had to glan e at the words to a song.

😊❤😊 thanks very much 😊❤😊 just wonderful awesome and great 😊❤😊

This was absolutely amazing. Tried to sit in Estelle’s seat, reminiscing. Wonderful smile on that face.

My husband and I really loved this video. We had tears in our eyes. Thank you SO much for doing this video. What a sweet and lovely Lady Ms Brown is

Thanks for posting this and doing this for Ms. Estelle! And the fans. I was wondering how she she was doing and just found your video with a search. A lucky memory for me is some years back getting to chat some with Ms. Myrna and Ms. Estelle. You really captured her with this video! Thanks again! And thank you Ms. Estelle for all your love and support at the TONS of Elvis events you perform at. We love you!

ELVIS MADE HIS TRANSITION - HOW TRUE AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY ESTELL.

Beautiful video guys, very emotional for you all and great memories for the lovely Estelle. I love all of your Elvis videos, to get to see the venues that Elvis played over the years is truly amazing. Thank you for the tremendous effort you both put in to the making of these excellent videos, it really is very much appreciated.👍🏻 Happy 80th Birthday Estelle!

Thank You for this !! I was born april of 1977 and became an Elvis Fan at the age of 5. I remember many times Listening to Elvis when I was young , just to get through a day that was hard. I remember one year my momma bought me a ( jam box) tape player and i would lay it on my pillow then place my ear right on the speaker and fall asleep listening to Elvis... And aside from hearing Elvis, my favorite parts was hearing his back up singer's, The Sweet Inspiration's, I always thought they sounded so beautiful. So Thank You Estelle Brown, you are an amazing lady and a beautiful singer, and Thank You for sharing your memories with all of us. 🥰💞

Hello to both of you. I've been following your channel for a while now and I subscribed today. you do a great job and this video with Estelle brown is absolutely moving. what a beautiful sweet woman. you were in the building and Elvis was with you for sure. beautiful tears have flowed, from the time that has passed, from the time that took Elvis and from the present time where Elvis is still with us. thank you for doing this, it was a beautiful meeting, a simple, happy and very emotional sharing. a nice connection to Elvis. 👋🇫🇷

Oh - the seats vibrated in the Macon Coliseum when J. D. hit those low notes in "I Got A Woman/Amen" - more than once.

Thank you for this beautiful conversation with a beautiful lady. The sweet inspirations were outstanding, and you could see the love they had for Elvis and all others in that amazing group.. I have tears running down my face, I have loved Elvis since I was 12, now 79yrs ,listen to his music and only his, every day. He makes me happy! Love EP forever. ❤

She was ELVIS' #1 CHEERLEADER !

A beautiful Soul miss Estelle when she touched her necklace it got me so sad my mum and dad loved Elvis i grew up listening to him he had that special something something touched people very special

Estelle is a national treasure!

I like your Elvis memorabilia in the background. Estelle has such nice things to say about Elvis. Thank you for this vid. I love anything Elvis. 👍🎧🇿🇦🌍

This was beautiful and certainly brought tears. She still has a soft, lovely voice. Thank you.

This is a Great video!! I saw Elvis The Concert four times when it toured the UK. In Manchester 2003, I got to shake hands with Estelle and also James Burton. 😊

This was such a beautifully, moving segment. Thank you so much for sharing with us. And thank you Ms. Estelle for giving us your gift of music and memories.

This is great history of a very special time and it shows the commitment and love Elvis band had for him and Elvis back to them.