The same is true for Butch Dicus. Raised in a church as a grandson of a Baptist preacher, Butch also learned that the spirit moves in various gospel songs and when the soul is hurt, songs can heal the elderly or the sick, even though it is only for a moment. Butch, like Elvis, served his country for over 16 years and learned the greatest freedom can be found in America which gives him the ability to "feel" "America, the Beautiful" or "American Trilogy" and conveys it to the crowds through song. Butch's greatest strength lies in his commitment to family and friends. But without the support and love of Lisa and our three boys , this dream would not be possible. With the Lord's hands in all of this, Butch will sing forever with commitment, no matter who or what tries to stop him.
As you can see, before making the commitment to impersonate the greatest entertainer of all times, you must make a commitment to yourself too. Committing to remember you are only impersonating someone, but not becoming the individual. Committing to remember that others have feelings also and strive to befriend all, including your enemies. Commit to remember it was God who gave you the talent, not a manager. Commit to remember it is a great country to live in that allows you the freedom to express yourself as an entertainer. Commit to remember the love ones who support you and even with a simple "Thank you" or "I love you" makes the world a better place to live in.
Butch Dicus - The Heart of Elvis
