The Sweet Inspirations Full Set Opening for Elvis - June 3rd, 1976
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- Recorded on June 3rd, 1976, in Fort Worth, TX. The Sweet Inspirations opening for Elvis Presley.
I had the honor of performing with Estelle Brown for so many years, and it's incredible to hear their sound back then! The band was incredible!
Hope you enjoy it!
You've got to hand it to Elvis he really did have the best with him on stage the best for the best
Definitely! Such an exciting show!
@@UltimateElvisGuitar So was their band different from Elvis'?
@@sfmc98 Yes. Their band travelled with Elvis' band. A small 4-5 piece, but used the orchestra as well.
@@UltimateElvisGuitar Ohh interesting. I've never heard a full, complete Elvis concert, despite searching. The recordings never seem to include them.
So if I understand correctly, it was the Stamps, the Imperials then intermission, then Elvis? I always thought their act would be longer.
And what a nice gig for all the musicians.
Hermoso me gusta las supremas hermosa época ELVIS fue y es lo mejor ❤ ❤GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR ♥️ 😊 🤗 💚 💕 💜 ♥️ 😊
You can see whey ELVIS had them backing him up and opening up the show! they are great!
I am eternally grateful! I love them!
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Fantastic performance by these ladies
I never heard this before, I like it!!
Really cool to hear them do their opening act for Elvis!!!!!!!!
Great versions aren't they??
@@UltimateElvisGuitar Yes, they are, and the short version of, If You Leave Me Now, that I've been enjoying listening to and watching lately...you really get the feeling of being at the concert before, ah, what's his name comes out, on stage the pre-concert program and build-up, leading to the EXPLOSION...flash bulbs popping everywhere, the crowd going insane and...OH, Elvis coming out!!!!!!!!
@@elvicare35 I love their version of If You Leave Me Now! Check out the Stamps video in my channel! It's awesome too! I personally think the opening acts were awesome and I would've enjoyed them quite a bit!
@@UltimateElvisGuitar I just, well, 10-15 minutes ago (And counting...), was posting ANOTHER reply/post about to DISAPPEAR into cyberspace, exploding into NOTHINGNESS, after putting ALL of my thoughtful and BRILLIANT, thoughts to..."PAPER", and I frustratingly gave up, but here I am (I was posting on the message icon thread, a lot more sensitive to scroll and touchy...), albeit, a more condensed (It isn't ANYMORE!!!!!) reply, but anyway's, thanks a lot for the info, and I just mentioned how great it is to get the WHOLE concert feeling (The Sweets just said "feeling", my telepathetic powers going full blast again...), as well as in, Elvis in Concert, with the pre-concert vendors selling of popcorn, pop and SUPER ELVIS SOUVENIERS, EVERYBODY loves ELVIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So Elvis puts a tribute to Stevie Wonder in his show. That's why Elvis is the King! Plus the Colonel allowed this! This should be put forward as additional proof that Elvis was no racist!
The ladies confirmed via interviews that Elvis was not racist.
Wonderfull!!!
This is fantastic. I've always loved these girls very much. Thank you.
Fabulous!! To have been there!!
Love them
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Fantastic !
Love
Pretty good version of Lady Marmalade! :D
Bravo
Great!!
I saw them with Shawn klush in Manchester, 🤩
This is GREAT! Thank you!
i love you .
Grata!
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I have a Stereo version of this on my channel!
Was the TCB band playing the instrumental track?
No, the Sweets travelled with their own band. They used Joe Guercio's orchestra, but the band was theirs!
Who was the lead singer for them?
They would switch depending on the song!
Originally it was Cissy Houston , Whitney’s mother, not at this show
@SuperBeachbum74 ... Cissy only worked with Elvis in July-August 1969. She left the group.
4:51 the Supremes were fine ,but the Inspirations were...!!!!
Who's the one with the hat
Sylvia Shemwell
AND CISSY HOUSTON!?
So much for Elvis being a racist! He let the Sweets do a tribute to Stevie Wonder!
Elvis loved Stevie Wonder too.
I was thinking the same thing!
I really don't believe this was an opening for an Elvis concert.
This is a very well known soundboard recording where the pre-show was recorded. I've showed this personally to Estelle Brown as I perform with her, and she was super happy to hear the arrangements from their opening show section.
Er it was, the sweet inspirations are Elvis’s famous vocal backing group
If you ever attended an Elvis show you’d know this and you definitely haven’t