They did take some time off.....at one time it seem every other weekend we were packing for a show....Jeff has been really busy with his other business which is booming and the girls needed to work on new music...so they took time off for a while......They did have an awesome show in Jonesboro a couple of weekends ago and it was a fabulous show.....the people were out of their lawn chairs dancing and having a good ole time on the square.......it was awesome.....their all pumped up and ready for the big show at the Theater here in Dallas......count down time....
I really blame the time off on Jeff's new toy....I think he had it built way to close to his studio and he just likes to sit in the bubbles on the weekend...and keep the grill hot......LOL.... Yes he loves to shop at Publix.....
Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.
I am SO happy to hear he is kicking up the dust again!!! I felt terrible breaking away thinking there was a pot of gold job waiting on me...only to be disappointed, yet again. Knock 'em dead, Jeff!!! You're the man!!!
So, like...meanwhile, I'm hoping for a tour with ARS sometime, if they decide to call me.
Y'all need to go hear Mr. Brewer!!! He just blows me away!!!...and his trio of lovely lady singers!
If you have never seen one of Jeff's shows, I encourage you to go. Even my 7 year old grandson was mesmerized, didn't move an inch the whole time. He didn't even know who Elvis was. Jeff is definitely an entertainer, his shows are quite a performance.
Buy tickets early if you can, this show is usually sold out.
In history there are people who have had their clothes, food, housing and jobs provided to them.
Those people were called "slaves".
Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will never fail you. ---Frank Lloyd Wright
If you have never seen one of Jeff's shows, I encourage you to go. Even my 7 year old grandson was mesmerized, didn't move an inch the whole time. He didn't even know who Elvis was. Jeff is definitely an entertainer, his shows are quite a performance.
Buy tickets early if you can, this show is usually sold out.
The first time I saw him was at the Dallas Theater....he sang Amazing Grace, and I just squalled like a baby! I aint kiddin' neither!
Subby Enterprises, on 26 July 2010 - 07:59 PM, said:
I am SO happy to hear he is kicking up the dust again!!! I felt terrible breaking away thinking there was a pot of gold job waiting on me...only to be disappointed, yet again. Knock 'em dead, Jeff!!! You're the man!!!
So, like...meanwhile, I'm hoping for a tour with ARS sometime, if they decide to call me.
Y'all need to go hear Mr. Brewer!!! He just blows me away!!!...and his trio of lovely lady singers!
You know Jeff....he is a perfectionist and he's a hard working man....and loves what he does.....but since his father past away....and then he had to put down his little Yorkie Elvis....which took a chuck out of his heart.....They just decided to take a breather.....and get away.....He's back now with flying colors and is sooooooo READY......and I am so HAPPY HAPPY to have D.M. Lee back....I just love that man.........He is awesome...
Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.
Subby Enterprises, on 26 July 2010 - 08:04 PM, said:
The first time I saw him was at the Dallas Theater....he sang Amazing Grace, and I just squalled like a baby! I aint kiddin' neither!
I can't even read the title of that song without tearing up, I might expire if I actually heard him sing it. I think 3rd grader, my daughter and I are going, one of her teachers from high school is a back up singer.
Caped Crusader, on 10 August 2010 - 08:55 AM, said:
Jeff has been TRULY Blessed! If you have never seen him perform you really
need to go to one of his shows! (Like Dallas)
Here is the link to Jeff singing Amazing Grace!
and I must WARN you it is utterly AMAZING! www.americanelvis.com
These are some of the video's from our first Dallas show.....yay...awesome....
I've been with Jeff since we first started almost 5 years ago..can't believe how time flies....I've been to almost every show and I still get excited....Never a boring show.....we have done lots of traveling......
Our Impossible Dream....is Judith Rowell....(my beautiful sister & Hair Dresser) Jeanne Allen (High School Teacher here in Hiram......Peggy Carden (Singer at Roswell Street Baptist Church..and our one and ONLY Mr D.M Lee....
I stole him out of a FAMILY RESTAURANT in Hiram).......LOL OH WELL...
and of course ME...Kathy Middleton- Ticket Master and Souvenir Manager
dance/soccer/CKD mom, on 14 August 2010 - 09:49 AM, said:
Noah woke me up at 8:30 this morning asking if it was time to go see Jeff! He is so ready and wants to be the first one there! LOL
That makes me so HAPPY that he is so excited.........that is why I love this show so much........cause it makes so many people happy......
I will be set up in the front lobby.......stop and say Hello to me..........
see ya there................
Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.
Kathy~you are so sweet and we LOVE working with you and all of Jeff's crew for his shows. Jeff is a favorite of myself and my staff at the Dallas Theater because he is such a nice, sincere person and puts on an awesome show!!
Was great to see you again and we will definitely see you next August again!
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once again I did not get to make it to this concert...
Once again you missed a fabulous show............The crowd was awesome.......When Jeff came on stage the some women ran to the front of the stage and hoop and hollered.....danced....the whole show..... We have never had that happen before at the Dallas Theater.......make up running down faces...it was just an awesome show........JEFF ROCKED THE HOUSE ONCE AGAIN.......lol...The Impossible Dream had an awesome show as well.......everyone sang along and clapped with them and some danced.......When the show was over.....the audience kept pulling more songs out of Jeff.........and he kept on.....too funny....Sorry you missed it..... Maybe you can make it to the Rome Christmas show......if he decides to do it......
Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.
Dallas Theater and Civic Center, on 16 August 2010 - 10:58 PM, said:
Kathy~you are so sweet and we LOVE working with you and all of Jeff's crew for his shows. Jeff is a favorite of myself and my staff at the Dallas Theater because he is such a nice, sincere person and puts on an awesome show!!
Was great to see you again and we will definitely see you next August again!
Lady, you are awesome yourself.........thank you so much...I'm already looking forward to being at Dallas Theater again.....You and your crew are awesome to work with....Jeff is everything you say he is and lots more.....he so dedicated and humble to please everyone.......He sure has God given talent and I onlyhang with the best....lol.....Thanks so much for having us back......and God bless...
Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.
I missed it Saturday night. But I absolutely love his show. I will be watching to see if he is in Rome for a Christmas show. That would be great. I have lots of family in Rome that would love to see this show.
Weeeeeeell...not to be a wet blanket or anything, but I thought the concert/performance was somewhat...lacking. The girls were very good, and I enjoyed them. The guy with them...meh. If he'd sang one or two songs, I'd have liked him better. They sang an hour and 10 minutes, which was fine with me, but the concert had been billed as Jeff Brewer with Impossible Dream in little bitty letters, implying that they would be a little bitty opening act at most. Which, as I said, I enjoyed them, but I think the billing should have explained.
Brewer is obviously talented and is a very good Elvis impersonator. But he seemed off his game that night. I've never seen him, so I can't speak to any other performances, but he seemed very winded the entire night, very not-together (lyrics at times), and sort of like he wished he were somewhere else. I speak from experience of singing more than an hour on a stage and under hot lights, so I'm not speaking out of turn here. He sang about 45 minutes and came back out for an encore of two songs. A dozen songs doesn't really do it for me if you're an Elvis impersonator, when there are so MANY MANY songs to choose from, and that people know and want to hear. (The girls sang more than that, I think, or at least combined with the guy I know they did, and then sang with Elvis, and they didn't seem to have a problem.) I thought the sound could have been balanced a little bit better, also...the girls were balanced well, but the music seemed louder than Jeff, and that was distracting. My favorite that he did was "Where Could I Go But To The Lord"...he did a very nice job that was true to the original.
Not dissing anybody, but I just think it could have been better, and I know from professional musicians and performances.
Let me not to the marriage of true minds
Admit impediments. Love is not love
Which alters when it alteration finds,
Or bends with the remover to remove:
O no! it is an ever-fixed mark
That looks on tempests and is never shaken; William Shakespeare, Sonnet 116
Short -N- Sassy, on 17 August 2010 - 10:09 AM, said:
I missed it Saturday night. But I absolutely love his show. I will be watching to see if he is in Rome for a Christmas show. That would be great. I have lots of family in Rome that would love to see this show.
Keep an eye on the ads or his web site..........I spoke with him about it last night and he has so many request to go back to Jonesboro ...not real sure at this time which one it will be..........
Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.
Weeeeeeell...not to be a wet blanket or anything, but I thought the concert/performance was somewhat...lacking. The girls were very good, and I enjoyed them. The guy with them...meh. If he'd sang one or two songs, I'd have liked him better. They sang an hour and 10 minutes, which was fine with me, but the concert had been billed as Jeff Brewer with Impossible Dream in little bitty letters, implying that they would be a little bitty opening act at most. Which, as I said, I enjoyed them, but I think the billing should have explained.
Brewer is obviously talented and is a very good Elvis impersonator. But he seemed off his game that night. I've never seen him, so I can't speak to any other performances, but he seemed very winded the entire night, very not-together (lyrics at times), and sort of like he wished he were somewhere else. I speak from experience of singing more than an hour on a stage and under hot lights, so I'm not speaking out of turn here. He sang about 45 minutes and came back out for an encore of two songs. A dozen songs doesn't really do it for me if you're an Elvis impersonator, when there are so MANY MANY songs to choose from, and that people know and want to hear. (The girls sang more than that, I think, or at least combined with the guy I know they did, and then sang with Elvis, and they didn't seem to have a problem.) I thought the sound could have been balanced a little bit better, also...the girls were balanced well, but the music seemed louder than Jeff, and that was distracting. My favorite that he did was "Where Could I Go But To The Lord"...he did a very nice job that was true to the original.
Not dissing anybody, but I just think it could have been better, and I know from professional musicians and performances.
Sorry you were disappointed ...........but saying Jeff was off his game is like taking "wet" out of water or "hot" out of fire.........It just don't happen....Thanks for coming out.....
Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.
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Jeff is definitely an entertainer, his shows are quite a performance. 
