James Brown on The Mike Douglas Show 1969

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  • @zivaray
    @zivaray 10 лет назад +83

    I just love James Brown's hairstyle in this clip! CLASSIC CUT!

    • @starvroscasadine9271
      @starvroscasadine9271 4 года назад +12

      Yes sharp hair cut,!!!!!

    • @lanslater
      @lanslater 4 года назад +5

      Agreed legendary especially when he was on the pedestal into the array of mics talkin bout owning WidW

    • @jardelburton6078
      @jardelburton6078 2 года назад +1

      Looks like Wayne Brady

  • @radiobutch2
    @radiobutch2 4 года назад +27

    His music was a big part of my growing up, and now that i see this, I have even more respect for the man.

  • @christymichael
    @christymichael 10 лет назад +29

    A light that is now recognized in a fantastic film ' Get On Up' .. Way ahead of his time. A voice for peace for all men. A gift of God' s Soul

    • @puppetken
      @puppetken 9 лет назад

      christymichael So talented!

    • @christymichael
      @christymichael 9 лет назад +1

      puppetken natural born talent

  • @jetpaq
    @jetpaq 10 лет назад +48

    James took blues, and turned it on its head. The arrangements that he created and executed were so brilliant and influential, that even now, artists emulate his vision. Seeing him in this format really sheds a light on the soul of the man. Simple, talented, passionate, intelligent and honest. This was such an inspiring post. What an absolutely wonderful window into the godfather of soul! Thanks James.

    • @blessedlion5329
      @blessedlion5329 3 года назад +4

      Try to emulate

    • @kool-808
      @kool-808 7 месяцев назад

      Michael Jackson learned a thing or two from him as he was his mentor. Papa Brown was his biggest influence in showmanship and singing since he was a child.

  • @nutothis1
    @nutothis1 10 лет назад +25

    This man NEVER got tired!

  • @lutabon8366
    @lutabon8366 8 лет назад +58

    absolutely fuckin amazing, him and his band untouchable,clean, raw, organic, soul

    • @markpitre3514
      @markpitre3514 7 лет назад +3

      That Band knew they were playing for a God. They didn’t even get payed sometimes. When you get to perform with a God every night ur willing to sacrifice. The experience alone is worth everything.

    • @markpitre3514
      @markpitre3514 7 лет назад +2

      Lots of hip hop songs actually use a beat from his song Funky Drummer. Great Stuff.

    • @Monkforilla
      @Monkforilla Год назад +1

      @@markpitre3514 James brown is not god. How could you even say something like that. Also god is great but you can’t live your life on god alone , he is here to guide you but he will not hand money to you

  • @Gexxon
    @Gexxon 10 лет назад +73

    JB's band was TIGHT as hell. They sure don't make'em like that anymore as in LIVE and this tight! Excellent interview and JB sets a lot of records straight, and from the heart. RIP JB!

    • @corneliuswhite5139
      @corneliuswhite5139 2 года назад

      @Ron Malcom So did Prince.

    • @Monkforilla
      @Monkforilla Год назад

      @@corneliuswhite5139 does that make it okay? Also tight bands still exist , tower of power , snarky puppy , any math rock group

  • @GeoffreyPheasantFilm
    @GeoffreyPheasantFilm Год назад +2

    1968-1972 is most definitely the pinnacle of Funk! and it's fantastic to see and hear these live performances from the one of the originators of the funk music genre. James Brown and the J. B's

  • @tyroneprice6642
    @tyroneprice6642 4 года назад +9

    I had a house party in the early 1970s and people came after watching James Brown on TV.

  • @malleyc
    @malleyc 10 лет назад +20

    Great interview. After seeing "Get on Up" I got more interested in James Brown. He was a very cool man with a lot of wisdom. Never thought I'd hear myself say that!

  • @Toracube
    @Toracube Год назад +4

    No one sounded like James Brown. Sure there were many great soul funk bands.. but all looked at JB and were blown away. Truly a unique musician.

  • @wizz1249
    @wizz1249 10 лет назад +15

    Amazing not only to watch and listen to james brown, but the references to the culture at the time are just crazy.

  • @gerardnielsen8971
    @gerardnielsen8971 6 лет назад +6

    James Brown was Not only a father of soul Music. He was Far more than people can imagine.
    He was Unique in every way possible. He gave more to charity than any Other star. Elvis was also very generous (but with his friends mostly) James Brown came from a really poor background. he had Nothing accept his God given talent he was born with.
    you all should do a bit of a research on this Great Human being.
    No one can Ever replace James Brown. He was One of a Kind.
    May he rest in Peace under God's wings.

  • @ninasimone8589
    @ninasimone8589 10 лет назад +56

    SOUL BROTHA #1 Mr. James Brown. You paid the cost to be the boss. #legendary.
    Chadwick Boseman MUST win the Sag, Golden Globe and Oscar for his outstanding portrayal of Mr.James Brown!!!

    • @cypress0ne
      @cypress0ne 10 лет назад +6

      Boseman's performance was just awesome indeed. I doubt it will win ALL of those awards but I'm sure it will take one or two lol.

    • @rawraw5919
      @rawraw5919 7 лет назад +1

      cypress0ne

    • @jesserae4719
      @jesserae4719 4 года назад +2

      RIP Chad. I’m going to watch it right now from this comment. Thank you!

  • @sunshinegyrl411
    @sunshinegyrl411 10 лет назад +72

    This man was remixing music back in 1969 wow JB was so futuristic!!! This man came to earth with a mission I love him and the movie was great!

  • @debbiejennings7927
    @debbiejennings7927 3 года назад +4

    I went to all of his shows ...I never missed not one of his shows when I was a kid...loved this guy...he made it y'all .he had that desire and was determined to be a star. Because of the way he grew up . Once again Rip james ....will see you again .

  • @eosdelb
    @eosdelb 8 лет назад +8

    This is the best James Brown show I have ever seen! I want to see more! Thanks for posting this.

  • @stillastillsfan
    @stillastillsfan 4 года назад +13

    One of a kind. Cannot ever be duplicated. Incredible band w him. The hardest working man in show business!

  • @PorkChopJones
    @PorkChopJones 2 года назад +2

    Thank you Mr. James Brown for all that you have done, more than many people even know. You were their for us 1000 %. I grew up on your music as many of us have. Many have turned their lives around threw your music. Thanks to the Mike Douglas for having possibly the only true interview of James Brown. This is from the soul. Thank you.

  • @Granny42able
    @Granny42able 11 лет назад +26

    Good job Mr. James Brown, what a wonderful man.

  • @jolantakaczorek5087
    @jolantakaczorek5087 Год назад +3

    Właśnie po raz pierwszy poznałam znakomite utwory krążka wydanego w 1969 roku... BRAWO

  • @mauricekim7800
    @mauricekim7800 8 лет назад +46

    Holy crap, first time I'm seeing James Brown's father!

    • @abadbitch7831
      @abadbitch7831 6 лет назад

      Maurice Kim father??? what do you mean

    • @vika0194
      @vika0194 5 лет назад +5

      A bad bitch did you even watch the video? His dad is there

    • @jamesmcallister8655
      @jamesmcallister8655 21 день назад

      @@abadbitch7831 He means James Brown,s real father in the audience on this show.

  • @vidamarie7600
    @vidamarie7600 4 года назад +3

    Wow, my mother was 7 months pregnant with me, and I have an appreciation for his dance and music.

  • @valritz3100
    @valritz3100 4 года назад +6

    This man is Brilliant, You don't have to have a degree to have knowledge Common sense and knowing who you are and fighting for what you want . Very ahead of his time and very unrated as the greatest entertainer. !!! He did it for the people not for money his people R.I.P ❤❤

  • @simmiewilliams5970
    @simmiewilliams5970 6 лет назад +2

    I saw all my hero’s on the MIke Douglas show as a child, I remember those programs to this day, and those tv graphics were cutting edge:)

  • @balance_one
    @balance_one 8 лет назад +25

    It's nice to see this sober side of him in interviews. He has a serious message and knowing what drugs did to him later on is rather sad.

  • @akimmalik1329
    @akimmalik1329 3 года назад +4

    Oh Wow he is deep. I really never ever listen to a serious interview before. After watching his movie it was so much he had been through.

  • @PatrioticPirate
    @PatrioticPirate 10 лет назад +27

    (12:02) That's so needed to be heard and UNDERSTOOD 45 years later...

  • @sheilacoady9486
    @sheilacoady9486 4 года назад +8

    Boy i remember THE JAMES BROWN ON THIS SHOW HE KILLED IT I WAS HOLLERING, AND DANCING THROUGH THIS HOLD SHOW AT HOME.. I WAS ONLY 15YRS OLD.. AND THE STRANGEST THING HAPPEN WHEN I WAS 17YRS OLD MY BROTHERS WAS REALLY IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY I WAS IN THEY BAND SINGING, AND THEY DANCER, AND MY
    2 SISTER'S THEY FOUND OUT JB NEEDED A DANCER SO THEY TOOK ME TO TRY OUT, AND THEY TOLD THEM THEY WAS MY MANGERS AND I WAS 18YRS OLD.. AND GUESS WHAT I KILLED THAT DANCE🔥🙌😂 TRY OUT I WON TO BE ONE OF JAMES BROWN DANCERS. BUT
    WHEN WE GOT HOME WE TOLD OUR DAD.. AND MY BROTHERS GOT IN BIG TROUBLE WITH OUR DAD.. I CAN REMEMBER HIM LIKE YESTERDAY SAY I YOU CANT BE WITH NO JB DANCER AT 17YR OLD. 😩😩
    I LOVE JB TOO MUCH MY FATHER SAID TO HAVE TO KILL HIM OVER MY YOUNG BEAUTIFUL BABY GIRL.. I WAS SO SAD I WISH I WAS 18YRS OLD SO I COULD OF BEEN JB DANCER..THE SAD PART..
    BUT THE GOOD PART WAS MEETING HIM..HE HAD A POWERFUL BEAUTIFUL SPIRIT, AND SOUL..I DON'T SHARE MUCH OF MY LIFE IM I USELY DON'T
    SHARE SO OF MY LIFE MOST TOUHING MEMORIES ONLINE BUT I DID I CANT EVEN BELIEVEI DID 😆🤣.

  • @Frankisoul
    @Frankisoul 3 года назад +4

    Great guy. Gotta love a musician who stands up for what’s right and doesn’t lick people to sell more records!

  • @manoneal1724
    @manoneal1724 10 лет назад +34

    Not only is the music of previous decades so much different, but the contrast between personalities and the way that artists presented and expressed themselves in the past was vastly more interesting. There seems to be a connection between creativity and social behavior. And I think that it's evident when you look at the musical geniuses of the 60's and 70's who offered insightful, genuine anecdotes and the pop stars of today who open their mouths and say nothing.

  • @dannyburch2122
    @dannyburch2122 7 лет назад +30

    True patriot. ...R.I.P. James Brown

  • @Weirdbald
    @Weirdbald 11 лет назад +46

    A pivotal, key interview. A bit irritating to see the way the Susskinds were being somewhat patronizing to JB, but the man dealt with everything with grace and intelligence. A moment in history. JB was the man.

  • @only1jamesp
    @only1jamesp 10 лет назад +22

    I see from this video that james and his father had a better relationship than what the movie protrays.

  • @tonyjrify
    @tonyjrify 11 лет назад +2

    you surely deserve the top grammy award!!! keep finding these james brow treasures!

  • @devotion1100
    @devotion1100 11 лет назад +10

    Great Interview !!!!!

  • @CooManTunes
    @CooManTunes 11 лет назад +8

    1969 - the greatest year in music history!

  • @artchickification
    @artchickification 10 лет назад +53

    Beautiful interview. Sad we still talk about black and white. Like James Brown says, 'I'm a man first."

    • @bettyebell5659
      @bettyebell5659 4 года назад

      artchickification y

    • @kimmylive2127
      @kimmylive2127 4 года назад

      Now they call us people of color(POC) smh. I’m American

    • @evonza4858
      @evonza4858 Год назад

      YES he is and you over there now playing housewife so stop playing yourself🤭🥰❤️🖤💚

    • @evonza4858
      @evonza4858 Год назад

      Ps excuse my last comment,🤭🥰l was doing two things at once and my text came to the wrong one.But what l was saying is that black people don't want to protest and speak out ALL the time but we have to❤️🖤💚✊🏾❤️🖤💚we have to until this unjust system and the people behind it treats us(black people) better.We are prepared to protest,fight this unjust system and live our best lives all at the same time by any means necessary I'm just saying 🤔🥰❤️🖤💚✊🏾❤️🖤💚

    • @lucveu
      @lucveu Год назад

      I guess, we are Human Beings first….. not man or woman, nor black or white, ……we all are Human Beings
      There is only one race : humanity there only one religion : Love

  • @needahandle
    @needahandle 8 лет назад +20

    Brown looks great here and with the type of born wisdom that belies his 7th grade ed. One of those broken mold kind of men.

  • @tomjones7089
    @tomjones7089 10 лет назад +3

    He had the old school v-neck sweater on. That sweater was big, back in the day.

  • @BUTTRYKK
    @BUTTRYKK 10 лет назад +14

    THANKS FOR POSTING, RARE FOOTAGE

  • @Houdini774
    @Houdini774 10 лет назад +68

    James Brown was more than a genius, James Brown was anointed by God. It was his destiny to be born in the time and place that he was. James Brown was a great man among men.

    • @anntheia59
      @anntheia59 7 лет назад +3

      I agree with you. He was definitely anointed by God.

    • @jusb1066
      @jusb1066 6 лет назад +2

      bull crap, genius at what> wife beating?

    • @Clyde177
      @Clyde177 6 лет назад +8

      @@jusb1066 genius in music, dance, and song.

    • @jusb1066
      @jusb1066 4 года назад

      @lat woods I've also strutted on stage, grabbed my crotch and screamed, however like James brown it wasn't a music genre ,

    • @nirradyen-tolobaz3727
      @nirradyen-tolobaz3727 4 года назад +1

      @Jusb1066 I am so sorry for your lack of visibility on the music scene ,and your frustration at not being recognized 4 your talent in your time.However,sir,your words betray U as a man of envy and an inability 2
      express yourself without negativity.Peace be un2 thee.Thank U4 your time.✨🎼🙏🏼🎼✨

  • @thorbynumbers5368
    @thorbynumbers5368 3 года назад +2

    Love the Give it Up Turn it Loose guitar mixed in with Cold Sweat!

  • @mickeyjetpur7998
    @mickeyjetpur7998 9 лет назад +15

    This video should be shown in the schools to inspire young people. And every young person should get a chance to play a musical instrument. I knew I liked James Brown very much, but I did not know how thoughtful and intelligent he also was.

    • @comacash6425
      @comacash6425 9 лет назад

      Mickey Jetpur I fee the exact same way,, He's the man for real!

  • @tinolombajr.8864
    @tinolombajr.8864 10 лет назад +12

    "Cold Sweat" is hard-core 60's there, and that band is tight as fuck.

  • @soundandstage
    @soundandstage 10 лет назад +16

    No If's-But's Or Man be's about it James Brown is the Hardest working

  • @tonyrussi7777
    @tonyrussi7777 3 года назад +2

    The GREATEST Entertainer of all time!!

  • @linaloves5154
    @linaloves5154 10 лет назад +15

    love this man rip soul sexy man

  • @barrypike01
    @barrypike01 10 лет назад +23

    There will never be the likes of this great singer again. All the male artists sound overproduced and the same these days and with no class or style. Here today gone tomorrow, but James Brown will live on and on through the ages

  • @puppetken
    @puppetken 10 лет назад +8

    Wow James Brown is so very talented.

  • @shannon6708
    @shannon6708 3 года назад +2

    Give the drummer some! James Brown soul brother number one for ever1

  • @chariotwofilthy8374
    @chariotwofilthy8374 3 года назад +1

    Thank you You Tube for sharing this history of respect for yourself makes you stand up for yourself as a child of God Linda j.☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️🙏🙏🙏🙏 Changes everything and people 💯☮️☮️💯💯☮️

  • @DataSlam
    @DataSlam 10 лет назад +30

    That was REAL live TV performing at its best, unlike today's canned backtrack bullshit.

  • @ARaspberryBeretOn
    @ARaspberryBeretOn 11 лет назад +1

    Beautiful interview. Thanks for sharing.

  • @rayburton4867
    @rayburton4867 4 года назад +6

    Damn! They need to rebroadcast JBs speech! JB was and will always be our KING!

  • @Eyemallfunkedup
    @Eyemallfunkedup 9 лет назад +29

    A soon as he said "Jews", they signaled Mike to get him off. I bet they were sweating bullets.

  • @jesseh2479
    @jesseh2479 8 лет назад +4

    Hes was a great man and musician. Now hes a legend

  • @KBallenger53
    @KBallenger53 11 лет назад +4

    I was living in Flushing, NY when this aired! As a matter of fact, James co-hosted the show for that entire week! I used to run home from school just in time to catch it! I was in the Second Grade at P.S. 214! Those were good days!!!

  • @kwesiellison5606
    @kwesiellison5606 8 лет назад +4

    I wish I could of seen JB perform. I love that energy he got

    • @carolynshakes925
      @carolynshakes925 6 лет назад +2

      It's so hard and sad the life james brown had to live , than selling himself only losing everything he had for someone else to enjoy wow.

    • @selfiekroos1777
      @selfiekroos1777 Год назад

      JB told you... Learn english

  • @tbrod8017
    @tbrod8017 9 лет назад +47

    Man he was handsome. That haircut was nice too! I liked him without a process.

    • @tanmarketingchannel3436
      @tanmarketingchannel3436 6 лет назад +4

      1969 he came out with new image - natural hair,call me a black man,standing tall ,being real.

    • @ArghRawrWhoa
      @ArghRawrWhoa 5 лет назад

      mrjo2thec relaxer

    • @ArghRawrWhoa
      @ArghRawrWhoa 5 лет назад

      mrjo2thec google it

    • @ArghRawrWhoa
      @ArghRawrWhoa 5 лет назад

      mrjo2thec yes. A hair relaxer. Relaxed/processed/chemicalized hair

    • @rexxgarvin5313
      @rexxgarvin5313 4 года назад

      You know that! You were there at that time!

  • @marcomoss1979
    @marcomoss1979 10 лет назад +34

    His Dad looked very good as well...This could have been added to the movie...because you left there not knowing If his Dad ever came back in his life and there he is on the Mike Douglass show

  • @rareblues78daddy
    @rareblues78daddy 9 лет назад +53

    "By God, we paid a lot of fucking money for this chroma key system, and we're gonna use it!"

    • @ViolentHitman
      @ViolentHitman 8 лет назад

      who said that?

    • @rareblues78daddy
      @rareblues78daddy 8 лет назад +5

      +LayYaDown GiveYaSumThatStovePiPe
      Apparently, the director of the Mike Douglas show....

    • @balance_one
      @balance_one 8 лет назад +2

      +rareblues78daddy lol for real

    • @iwinitall3638
      @iwinitall3638 7 лет назад

      Richard Goldman lMAO

  • @travisgolden7937
    @travisgolden7937 10 лет назад +15

    James brown goes hard

  • @bootayjam
    @bootayjam 11 лет назад +2

    daaaaaamn you're a legend-thanks so much for uploading! All the more reason to wish I was born 25 years earlier-that drum break in Cold Sweat is IMMENSE

  • @Hugo_AFBG
    @Hugo_AFBG 8 лет назад +37

    I see why MJ Loved Him!!!

  • @juanitawatson596
    @juanitawatson596 3 года назад +1

    Great interview!

  • @ThomasBridges-k2k
    @ThomasBridges-k2k Год назад

    Dam seen this year's back wow still good his bands always on point it's 2022 here I am listening and watching WOW his dad was there too nice

  • @Johnson-id4ny
    @Johnson-id4ny 9 лет назад +7

    This man was a true legend as well as a Dynamic entertainer.

  • @XilomenAngelisa
    @XilomenAngelisa 10 лет назад +61

    "but TODAY I OWN that radio station, that's black power"

    • @alstonmoore9351
      @alstonmoore9351 8 лет назад

      what you doing on here 2yrs ago?

    • @jbratt
      @jbratt 7 лет назад +5

      It is the power of being an American. Hard work gets you where you want to go. JB knew this and did not let anything or anyone hold him back. He believed in himself and didn't make excuses. What a great American.

  • @lizziesangi1602
    @lizziesangi1602 10 лет назад +2

    My gosh ! We (mom & me) watched Mike Douglas every day, 'cause that wz the time mom wz making dinner, I'd be in the kitchen with her. He had the grooviest guests and personalities, all the time! If this don't tell you, nothin' else can ever show you.

    • @lizziesangi1602
      @lizziesangi1602 10 лет назад

      @marchelo marquina Thank you for your +1's!

  • @rgwrites
    @rgwrites 10 лет назад +8

    the interview is amazing

  • @MrBillbies
    @MrBillbies 8 лет назад +3

    "He's the King of them all y'all/He's the King of them all y'all/Oh yeah, yeah yeah" Arthur Conley, "Sweet Soul Music"

    • @MrBillbies
      @MrBillbies 8 лет назад

      +joseph peden Amazing philosophy compared to Today's Race Baiters and Hucksters!

  • @joycegresham3669
    @joycegresham3669 6 лет назад

    I love you Mr Brown, when I was a little girl in Atlanta I used to go and see you every year at the city Auditorium. I was there when you introduce Michael Jackson and The Jackson 5 thank you for good memories love you forever rest in peace

  • @dimples2434
    @dimples2434 10 лет назад

    As a child I would watch the Mike Douglas Show every afternoon after school! I ADORED JB as a child and as a Black kid from Atlanta he meant the world to us ! #SWATS4LIFE (SWATS is the acronym for southwest Atlanta)

  • @cassandrajenkins3817
    @cassandrajenkins3817 7 лет назад +1

    That was a beautiful interview

  • @cornellharris3477
    @cornellharris3477 11 лет назад +34

    I like this Video because of the interview. I don't like the mess they made of the use of graphics. James Brown does his own graphics with energy and movement.

  • @d3a1990
    @d3a1990 7 лет назад +3

    The band is so tight it's absurd. So funky. And James... I mean cmon.. the best.

  • @1magnificentreg
    @1magnificentreg 10 лет назад +15

    just saw the movie "get on up" last night and i watched this to see how honestly the movie portrayed him. so far, decent with the exception of his relationship with his father. seems he might have been cordial here for the sake of "keeping one's own business out of the public eye.."

    • @annkopfer6713
      @annkopfer6713 10 лет назад +1

      saw the advance....Bozeman looked WAY TOO Sly Stone circa 65/66!
      Jagger needs to stick with the dumb shit he and Richard been doing for the last 50 years......Shattered does it matter.....

  • @angeliquejohnson5726
    @angeliquejohnson5726 4 года назад

    Love his truth and witness to turning the "mistake of youth" and suffering, into "his" success. Encouraging the "possiblity" for others, being an open and willing example.
    GOD have mercy and bless his soul. Amen.

  • @abrahamluciferulteusiii7166
    @abrahamluciferulteusiii7166 10 лет назад +35

    James Brown was the King of Kool.

  • @michaelcrockette8694
    @michaelcrockette8694 Год назад

    so many more great ones to come over the next several years. I was about 9 at this time and was just getting into JB.

  • @powerofpeace7
    @powerofpeace7 8 лет назад +7

    hardest working man in show biz!!

  • @charlieharrison6453
    @charlieharrison6453 7 лет назад +1

    r.i.p.JB your music will live for ever

  • @lorethaanthony7550
    @lorethaanthony7550 4 года назад

    I regret never seen a live concert
    I regrete I never met him......
    I love his music introduced to me by a play sister when I only knew of Elvis Presley..and Rickey Nelson.
    God give each of us gifts of talents

    • @lorethaanthony7550
      @lorethaanthony7550 4 года назад

      Mr. James Brown was the music foundation for many performers that we know of today.
      HIS Thoughts about being black in America...I wish he had put his thoughts on paper as well spoke from a platform to the races. He was of simple words but they thought process and how he articulated his words were powerful.
      His love of music...his concern for his people..in my opinion it was season with a touch of being a pioneer activist
      .asking for change in this country by leaving the door of opportunity open...We can get it ourselves....
      When James Brown went to Heaven
      The door was OPEN!
      .

  • @chariotwofilthy8374
    @chariotwofilthy8374 3 года назад +1

    Gm edagdwg thanks for sharing this history of respect yourself and tell the truth about what is happening around the world God bless him for saying what he feels about what happens to people that speak out linda j.peace ☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️💯💯💯💯

  • @diamondblue5327
    @diamondblue5327 2 года назад

    These modern day rockers can't do anything that James Brown has not already done ! Who out there agrees with me?

  • @charleswilliams8248
    @charleswilliams8248 10 месяцев назад

    Absolutely untouchable! Magnetic 🧲… Charisma, difficult to duplicate!

  • @JOHNROBERTCRUZ
    @JOHNROBERTCRUZ 2 года назад

    Visual/Audio Echoes of Entertainment Greatness...
    I cried the day James Brown died...
    May GOD rest James Brown in peace...

    • @JOHNROBERTCRUZ
      @JOHNROBERTCRUZ 2 года назад

      James father Joe Brown is shown at 5:26-5:56...

  • @kmoses2814
    @kmoses2814 5 лет назад +2

    He is one of the under-rated black hero of all time

  • @deborahhardaway8919
    @deborahhardaway8919 7 лет назад +1

    James Brown taught the world that dances to dance,anybody famous or not learned from james,back in the day

  • @philipjames751
    @philipjames751 3 года назад

    1969 the year I was born, makes me feel amazing seeing this.

    • @Dcuniverse60
      @Dcuniverse60 9 месяцев назад

      He was 36 years old here

  • @LettyFlo
    @LettyFlo 10 лет назад +6

    Awsome Show! Awsome post!

  • @crazydaysful
    @crazydaysful 10 лет назад +5

    Just saw the James Brown movie "Get On Up" and it was good. Chadwick Boseman did a good job playing James Brown...the dancing was good even though he couldn't out dance James.

    • @narvelancoleman3813
      @narvelancoleman3813 9 лет назад +1

      @crazydaysful.....I think Chadwick Boseman did an EXCELLENT job portraying James Brown, as well as his execution of Mr. Brown's very, difficult dance moves. But why would you take away points and leave a negative to your comment by saying "even though he couldn't out dance James." I'm pretty sure that it's a given that no matter who they cast in the title role.....NO ONE was going to be able to outdo the original. Let's be reasonable here.

    • @crazydaysful
      @crazydaysful 9 лет назад

      Narvelan Coleman By me saying Chadwick Boseman was a good dancer but he could not out dance James Brown was not meant to be any downgrading of Chadwick.....I was just writing that just to be writing it and it was reasonable.

  • @skepsys
    @skepsys 8 лет назад +3

    that's some cool video editing, for the stixties (when he sings)

    • @Olivierhero
      @Olivierhero 8 лет назад

      beginning of the 70's and psychedelics movement / design, you can feel it in the segments :)

  • @Saxtafunkta-fecta
    @Saxtafunkta-fecta 3 года назад +2

    The most sampled artist in the business

  • @betovenmoza6726
    @betovenmoza6726 9 лет назад +1

    A big man. Thanks you for all. RIP.

  • @kiwanishinton9410
    @kiwanishinton9410 10 лет назад +87

    Band as tight as a size 4 dress on a size 12 woman,

    • @sexylexie
      @sexylexie 4 года назад

      It better be that way or you’re getting docked for every mistake.
      That alone with make you play like I’m paying for you to be that way..

    • @goncaloboamorte4897
      @goncaloboamorte4897 3 года назад

      @@sexylexie .

    • @Queenalika85
      @Queenalika85 3 года назад

      😂😂😂💯

  • @graduator14
    @graduator14 10 лет назад +5

    First time I see him at this age, and with short hair! o.o Huge contrast! :D

  • @romaneingram3139
    @romaneingram3139 4 года назад +2

    Greatest funk arranger

  • @jyozao7209
    @jyozao7209 7 лет назад +2

    I call him SOUL BROTHER#1 GODFATHER OF SOUL and monster talent