For everyone that keeps asking this aired September 8, 1973 this was one of the last episodes before the set change and the introduction of the TSOP theme
omg Maceo on the flute!!!... Rare footage of Lyn too. never ever seen that video. You got some gold on your channel man.. congrats! never erase that one!
We worked our frustrations out on the dance floor back then...Godfather of Soul James Brown would make you blow your back out jamming to his funky good music❤❤❤
I've never seen this Performance before!!!Unfortnately Mr. Brown is missing in the video but The J.B.'s and Lyn Collins are so strong here!!!Super Funky Rare Stuff, I wish to find more Mr. Brown's 1972 and 1973 Video Recordings...Thank You so much Soul On Top!!!👍👍👍💓💓💓🎶🎶🎶
@@SoulOnTopJB well at least you actually bother to post stuff. All these so called collectors who hoard footage of him should be ashamed, why have it if no one gets to see it but themselves.
What live songs are performed besides these two and the over dubbed Sly Slick and Wicked? You could send it this way, I'll take the heat from the defunct Soul Train Production crew 😁
Brown had the BEST...Fred Wesley on Trombone, Maceo Parker on Sax, Bobby Bird, and John Starks on drums. Starks is playing drums on, I GOT THE FEELIN. and Fred Wesly did those horn arrangements on the SOS band #1 hit. TAKE YOUR TIME.
Thank you, soul on top.i’m glad i never knew this existed and i missed it😢I would of been looking for this forever.thanks that you and RUclips came along😀
Oh man, i wish the quality of the Video was better. The cuts and sound effects make it hard to watch this super funky and never seen before performance
There's not a doubt in my mind that James Brown told Fred, Lyn, Maceo and all the others that they just didn't cut it without him. James Brown always felt that he had to be in the room in order for his band to be on point. He had them re-record "The Popcorn" after a show in Dallas because their recorded takes -- without him -- lacked something.
😄 They certainly didn't produce the same music when he wasn't around, either within the JB fold or after they had left, the only possible exception would be Maceo's first LP
Let me see if I can name these cats to the best of my ability. On Tenor Saxophone is St. Clair Pinckney, on Alto Saxophone is Maceo Parker on Trombone in which he calls the "Soul Sister" is Fred Wesley, on rhythm guitar on the left is Hearlon "Cheese" Martin and on the right is Jimmy "Chank" Nolan, I believe on bass on the left is "Sweet" Charles Sherrell and on the right is Fred Thomas, on lead drums is John "Jabo" Starks, on the other is John Morgan, on congas/percussion is Johnny Griggs, now here's the tricky part; I believe the trumpeter with the mustache on the left is Jerone "Jasaan" Sanford and the cat next to him has to be either Ike Oakley or Russell Crimes.
I dont speak inghis more or less mor or less..lessv less i m have 55 years muito bom o som songs 70 .80 .90 .94 ..Black..funk ..congratulaitions. Parabens
You did it!....I hear you had to chop it and loop parts with some skippin' in the song but you did your thang.....Glad we got together for this rare occasion! I got something new.....email me later.
Wow!! That's wonderful. Thank you for sharing. Phew!! Did anyone manage to find a recording of "Maceo & The Macks - Cross the tracks" which also appeared on Soul Train? The band and track was listed as performing, was it ever airied? Recorded? Thanks for any info?
Does anyone have the entire footage of James Brown from the TV show In Concert that Dick Clark on the ABC NETWORK. MR BROWN did FUNKY PRESIDENT and it was the 💣!! It was sho nuff FUNKY!
For everyone that keeps asking this aired September 8, 1973 this was one of the last episodes before the set change and the introduction of the TSOP theme
From then on you could tell the show started to embrace early forms of pop and disco music. I loved the early R&B years
Has an echo! Like it
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One of the funkiest hits ever! The lil horn 🎺🪈
Happiness is listening to Fred Wesley blow his horn.
Trombone never sounded so good 😎
Awesome performance and Lyn Collins was FINE AS HECK
Naw man! Lyn is FINE AS HELL!
omg Maceo on the flute!!!... Rare footage of Lyn too. never ever seen that video. You got some gold on your channel man.. congrats! never erase that one!
We worked our frustrations out on the dance floor back then...Godfather of Soul James Brown would make you blow your back out jamming to his funky good music❤❤❤
Kerry les meilleurs 🎉
Pure funk, extremely funk, outrageous funk. Funkier than an unwashed armpit. The JBs was just as funky as chitlins.
Got to meet Fred Wesley this last year, amazing!!
Listen to that music and groove !!
Wow !! just perfect
And the singers adjusted to the absent James with zero compromise
Perfect
Can’t get enough of Mr.Dynamite and the entire the JB’s band respect always be the soundtrack to my life ✌🏿
GOD BLESS MR. JAMES BROWN, DON CORNELIUS, BERRY GORDY, DON KING, JOE JACKSON, LA'VAR BALL,
I wish I own this performance I would watch it over and over Jabo was so funky ✌🏿
I loved seeing that interaction between Lyn Collins and Don 🙂
I've never seen this Performance before!!!Unfortnately Mr. Brown is missing in the video but The J.B.'s and Lyn Collins are so strong here!!!Super Funky Rare Stuff, I wish to find more Mr. Brown's 1972 and 1973 Video Recordings...Thank You so much Soul On Top!!!👍👍👍💓💓💓🎶🎶🎶
I think JB missing from the performance, made it even more special.
R UP 4 DAT ŴORK ??😢
@@SoulOnTopJB No lie. No JB means more Fred and Maceo 🫰 🕺🏻
Doing it to death rocked many Rent parties in the 70s. The long version was on the album. But an even longer one was on the jbs anthology.
quase perfeito mais valeu intensão
Soul Train was king man.
This is just quite simply..... there are no words other than THANK YOU SOUL ON TOP!
Aint it FUNKY now!
I have a word FUNKY!!!!
Love this period of the JB's thanks for uploading at least someone likes to share their rarities.
Thanks, not really mine hence the sound issues 👍
@@SoulOnTopJB well at least you actually bother to post stuff. All these so called collectors who hoard footage of him should be ashamed, why have it if no one gets to see it but themselves.
Wow! Never saw this performance on Soul Train! Always thought it was only two shows they appeared on. Thanks again!
James Brown was on Soul Train many times 👍
Fred Wesley appeared on here as a solo act shortly after he left The J.B.'s.
This is just too damn good….WATERGATE!!! Yeeeeeeeeeooooow!
It's good Sound...💯💯💯👍.Thanks...Soul on top.
First song was samples for one of my favorite Dela Soul songs lol. Incredible musicians. Fred Wesley is an amazing man and musician
Funk Verdadeiro e imortal!!! Salve a Real Funk Músic!
JB s Funky sounds 🔥 of Soul Brother Number one, Lyn Collins Doing 💙 it like a party in the studio 🎙
I have this whole show. I would post it, but I don’t want Soul Train Productions coming after me, though! 🤣
What live songs are performed besides these two and the over dubbed Sly Slick and Wicked?
You could send it this way, I'll take the heat from the defunct Soul Train Production crew 😁
@@SoulOnTopJB They did “Watergate….,” “Doing It To Death,” “Gimme Some More” and Lyn Collins did “Take Me As I Am”.
@@ChristianMcBrideTV Take Me As I Am would be a heavy view...
@@ChristianMcBrideTV yooooo
We so need to see the whole show. Were can I get a copy?
Funk Total!!! R&B na alma!!!
This great footage my goodness ✌🏿
A PURO FUNK.......THE JB's THE BEST
Brown had the BEST...Fred Wesley on Trombone, Maceo Parker on Sax, Bobby Bird, and John Starks on drums. Starks is playing drums on, I GOT THE FEELIN. and Fred Wesly did those horn arrangements on the SOS band #1 hit. TAKE YOUR TIME.
MASTER Musicians folks.
Clyde Stubblefield was the drummer on I Got The Feeling!
James Brown was not present but these guys brought EQUAL FUNK to the scene here 😎
Thank you, soul on top.i’m glad i never knew this existed and i missed it😢I would of been looking for this forever.thanks that you and RUclips came along😀
I only found out about it myself a week or so ago thanks to a subscriber 👍
RIP Don Campbell Lock Jr. Pope And Don Campbell Locking On Soul Train 💯💯💥💥❤❤
Rap group N2 deep from Vallejo known for back to the hotel sampled Watergate for their song n 2 deep.
Yeah just found it 👍🏼
OMG
Well the JB’s was funky period and Ms Lyn Collins beautiful as she wanna be ✌🏿
+ she could sing her ass off
I still need some money
THAT'S FUNNY AND SO TRUE! RIGHT ON RIGHT ON!
@@williamparker3328 lol real
Oh man, i wish the quality of the Video was better. The cuts and sound effects make it hard to watch this super funky and never seen before performance
There's not a doubt in my mind that James Brown told Fred, Lyn, Maceo and all the others that they just didn't cut it without him. James Brown always felt that he had to be in the room in order for his band to be on point. He had them re-record "The Popcorn" after a show in Dallas because their recorded takes -- without him -- lacked something.
😄 They certainly didn't produce the same music when he wasn't around, either within the JB fold or after they had left, the only possible exception would be Maceo's first LP
Let me see if I can name these cats to the best of my ability. On Tenor Saxophone is St. Clair Pinckney, on Alto Saxophone is Maceo Parker on Trombone in which he calls the "Soul Sister" is Fred Wesley, on rhythm guitar on the left is Hearlon "Cheese" Martin and on the right is Jimmy "Chank" Nolan, I believe on bass on the left is "Sweet" Charles Sherrell and on the right is Fred Thomas, on lead drums is John "Jabo" Starks, on the other is John Morgan, on congas/percussion is Johnny Griggs, now here's the tricky part; I believe the trumpeter with the mustache on the left is Jerone "Jasaan" Sanford and the cat next to him has to be either Ike Oakley or Russell Crimes.
Very good, I'd go for Ike Oakley next to Jasaan 👍
Definitely Ike Oakley and Jasaan. Russell Crimes and Darryl "Hasaan" Jamison played trumpet on the '74 episode.
I dont speak inghis more or less mor or less..lessv less i m have 55 years muito bom o som songs 70 .80 .90 .94 ..Black..funk ..congratulaitions. Parabens
Obrigada
Vídeos, maravilhosos, querida!! Sem palavras!
@@evanect obrigado
You did it!....I hear you had to chop it and loop parts with some skippin' in the song but you did your thang.....Glad we got together for this rare occasion! I got something new.....email me later.
Yeah thanks for the heads up 👍 Recall your "steal" comment 😄
Wow!! That's wonderful. Thank you for sharing. Phew!!
Did anyone manage to find a recording of "Maceo & The Macks - Cross the tracks" which also appeared on Soul Train? The band and track was listed as performing, was it ever airied? Recorded? Thanks for any info?
I haven't come across it.
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Muito bom parabéns im.brazil songs soul train don cornelius died..😭😭
Does anyone have the entire footage of James Brown from the TV show In Concert that Dick Clark on the ABC NETWORK. MR BROWN did FUNKY PRESIDENT and it was the 💣!! It was sho nuff FUNKY!
😂😂😂 James Brown wasn't sick he just playing the back ground letting the jbs shine
Why all the glitches in the music ? I want to groove w/Fred and Maceo.
Is that my dude sweet Charles next to cheese on the second bass???
Yep
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Now we know who Maceo is. 6:15
A first for me!
Famous flames were his best backup group as far as vocals
Wish she woulda sang " think about it
Do you have the full episode?
What soul train episode was this?
I don't know, not even sure if it was broadcast.
@@SoulOnTopJB wow then this is very rare. I appreciate the upload.
September 8, 1973
Why tf it seems mixed with a dj controller?? So annoying, and the audio keep jumping....😡
too many glitches
Couldn't be helped 🤐
what was wrong with him
Bad Cold maybe?
😂😂😂 nothing he just wanted the band jbs to shine in the spotlight on their own while he playing the background
Bad recording making Fred Wesley performance skip.
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The band Looked loose JB kept everything robotic
I was 18 when I first heard this doing it do death .................19 when I first heard Watergate .....
Fred is dead no he aint
Lot's of hiccups.
Better than the original which had a ton of waffle all over it.