Clearly there is recorded music and there is live music, which one lives on? James Brown gave life to his music, especially after his visit to Nigeria and meeting Fela . Yeah Yeah
This was amazing jam from start to finish. Everytime I hear this jam I just can't get over how much fun it is. The band is so tight on this jam, James was a true genius one of the greatest of all time.
JAMES BROWN & THE JBs.... THE BEST EVER... PERIOD. CLASSIC.... THEIR MUSIC WILL SOUND GOOD FOREVER... AND EVER.... THROUGH GENERATIONS AND GENERATIONS TO COME AND GO!!!
Some kid in 2106 going, _”John! Get in here! You’ve got to here this. Yeah, I know. I think they called it funk. James Brown. They said he was The Godfather of funk. Go get Tim. He’s got to hear this, too.”_
James Brown - vocals and organ Bobby Byrd- vocals Hearlon Cheese Martin, Robert Coleman - guitar Fred Thomas - bass St. Clair Pinckney - tenor saxophone Jimmy Parker - alto saxophone Fred Wesley- trombone John Starks - drums
JB was THE MAN who thru his music, insight and pure business sense gave HOPE & PRIDE to the Black community across the US at a time when we needed it most. Bootsy Collins was one of his many protégés and understudies...playing the bass on most JB's greatest hits in the 70's era....the most creative & greatest explosion era in Black music (Soul, R&B, Jazz, Funk, Disco). All the great bands that spawned out of Dayton, OH area and across the US in the 70's were heavily influenced and inspired by the countless hits and nonsense genious of James Brown. Long live the King of Soul & Original Funk!
Absolutely. I've been digging into his stuff, especially from like 1967-1976ish and the JB's solo stuff and there is so much dope ass music from him. Some of the greatest horn players to every live. Check out he song "Suds" live in Dallas Texas from James. It has about a 3 min solo by Maceo that is unlike anything I've ever heard ever.
Nothing, & no one, will ever compare to Brown & his attendant group of vocalists & musicians (Bobby, Maceo, Lyn, etc.). James will be sampled and copied forever and a day - thank you for posting this 1971 jam - DAVEDJ
530 disliked... SERIOUSLY?? Without Mr Brown' certain styles of music wold NOT be around today . He set the benchmark. Mr Brown.... The TRUE GODFATHER OF SOUL. R. I. P. Mr Brown we salute you. 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿2019
From a brother from the city of Brotherly Love, North Philly! Now listen to this... this true soul...hip hop and rap ain't got nothin on this. They can't do it, they can't play it and they can't get down. Now take that to the bridge! I play a bass and my kids think this is cool and thay get down with it! LONG LIVE JAMES BROWN and the JB's
Ray Charles was the only dude who got down until he died as hard as JB did. Different approaches to the same end, of course, but they both Did It To Death
James Brown was the very essences of rythmn and soul, he didn't hafta keep up wit da music, da music had to keep up wit him.... sho'nuff on dat funky stuff..... cuzz deezzz r da jbeeezzzz baby.....
Theses are the brothers, so cool, so original, rap at it's birth, masters of music, full control, this was beyond anyone, I mean ....this dude was phenomenal, superhuman, greatest brother on the planet, ever...
When James Brown sang Please, Please, Please the producers didn't think there were not enough lyrics, but it was a hit because it had so much soul and feeling to the groove.
I know, this is the problem, some producers, think a song got have loads of bloody lyrics, sometimes it's not about saying so much, say little is better. As long as theirs a wicked hook, groove. Cool voice in bar and verse gets to the point of the song and ties in with the music. That's all u need. Some of the best hits, have little lyrics.
I have to agree, but there's another badass drummer name Butch Dayo from Vaughn Mason and the Crew. He's super bad!! On drums and percussion. My favorite along with The JB drummer.
I remember when I first heard this jam......it was JUNE, 1971......I really liked this jam BACK THEN, and I STILL like it NOW......STILL DOING THE DO!!!!!!
This to me was the First Rap Song ever.. Heard this first time when in Jr High School in the 1970's growing up in Los Angeles. Truly James Brown was and still is the Godfather of Soul and Funk .. Take it to the One!
There are 168 brain dead people who voted thumbs down on this classic. At 2:39 when the late great Jab'o Starks hits that snare for a crescendo 8 count and Fred Thomas comes in on the One with Jab's bass drum, it doesn't get any funkier than that. Simple, clean and direct,
Whatever whatever, Have loved James Browns music since I first heard it around 1965, and will love it till the day I die. Ain't nuthin changed. First concert I ever saw back in the 60's. Rhythm master.
I remember Momma ( Ruby D.) letting me play her James Brown records and I would get totally immersed in SOUL at 5 yrs old watching James Brown's face go in circles on the turntable
It’s like being invited into a Jam session where guys who love what they do are just vibing little bit of roasting and getting to know each other... Smiles all the way... Thank you James and the JB’s for what you brought to this world... Its a better place because you did what you did... ☝🏾🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️
Will be 59 october 8. Been listening to and Inspired by this man since I was 5 yrs. Old. He is one of the reasons I am a drummer and a musician. R.I.P. MR J.B.. AND THANKYOU SO MUCH
No one but the God Father of Soul. Like every music class in the country should listen to this if for nothing else but, to hear what soulfulness is all about.
I am so happy that I have the Vinyl record but also the exclusive cd with all tracks and the complete full version of this track of more than 19 minutes!! Mr. Brown you were and are the best!
Really ! Master James Brown is the direct ancestor of the HIP HOP CULTURE. No doubt ! 1- Listen to the beat and how he sings on it ( here is beatbox and rap ) 2- See how he dances ( here is breaking ) Thank you and rest in Peace the GODFATHER.
I remember reading the story behind this track. James had just signed for Polydor for what was at the time, a very large sum of money. Polydor wanted to recoup some of that cash as quickly as possible, so James was under pressure to get an album out pronto. Making a long, largely improvised vamp like this was simply a way of filling a large chunk of album in a short amount of time. It's obvious from the start that James was going to call it 'The Funky Train' but later changed it. The band appear to have basically had two hastily-prepared funky riffs they interchanged to make the music. The improvised banter is pure genious - to do that 'off the cuff' and make it so entertaining was very clever.
@Phil Silverman Well he says "...man, we got a thing called the Funky Train." I stand by what I said, I reckon that was going to be the original title.
@Phil Silverman He says "you've heard of Night Train (one of his old records), the Camel Walk - man, we've got a thing called The Funky Train. THE FUNKY TRAIN!" Can I count it off? 1,2,3..." Sounds pretty clear he's telling us that's what they are about to play. I'm not hearing the 'question', sorry
Done went and hit the James Brown phase of my musical prowess. Coming out of a serious depression in life, this is what the next chapters theme music is. And it must be contagious, because other people are getting turned on, by the day. Can’t deny the funk.
This is just TOO GAWD DAMN FUNKY!!! ought to be a law for groovin' this hard. The drummer keepin' the rhythm so tight. I Have never heard anything that comes close to JAMES BROWN'S rhythm section. Some good STUFF! period.
This was the warm-up to Bobby Byrd's "I Know You Got Soul". It was also the very first recording of the newly vamped JB's after Bootsy and Catfish Collins of the original JB's line up had left.
Shit, JB invented rap music. Not that modern hip hop crap. I'm talking old school rap. When I was a kid in the early 70s the term rap was being used already.
I usually play and listen to metal, but I was schooled on JB, the Funk Brother's Motown, Jaco, ect and I always come back. Nothing holds a candle to Soul
Funk, soul, jazz, rhythm, blues, rock and everything in between, comes so easily to this irreplaceable legend, all he needs do is snap his fingers and it's on to every sweet drop of it. Ain't that funky to you?✌️♥️👍
Excuse me while I rap.....i love it!.....brothers kicking it while they jam....."Payne, where you from?.....your hometown Brown"....classic soul, classic call and response.....yeah....make it funky baby!!!
First time hearing this version and love it:) The version I have on lp fades out at around 4.23. Hearing this long version is so nice.Puts you right in the studio jamming with james and the jb's. These cats are bad to the bone , such a jam:)
One thang about James Brown he did his thing )/*the godfather of soul brought pure funk among us)( his music was Unique in style the JB's was tuff enough not to be reckon Wit*
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Why does this still sound good in 2022? A real legendary band!
True indeed...I been playing this song periodically the past 7 years...still RELEVANT!
UP IN HERE,ALL DA'WAY UP.🥳😁
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Clearly there is recorded music and there is live music, which one lives on? James Brown gave life to his music, especially after his visit to Nigeria and meeting Fela . Yeah Yeah
Anyone disliking this music, has no appreciation for the contributions of Mr. Brown to music as a whole. But everything is not for every body.
They have no SOUL !
@@Mr-KeyesThey are from the cut and paste generation. They have no idea what is real music.
The 70's with real music , real party's with friends not shooting each other . I remember those times .
Me too
House party, I was 15 in 1973. Never had a vibe like that again
I grew up 2 miles from JB's house in Augusta, GA. he used to give us Christmas presents every year. Saw 2 free concerts. I am a JB fan for life.
4 yrs late...but my old man went to Laney High. I know Augusta well..
Nobody but JB cut a song with a bunch of bruthas chillin and making it so damn funky!
This was amazing jam from start to finish. Everytime I hear this jam I just can't get over how much fun it is. The band is so tight on this jam, James was a true genius one of the greatest of all time.
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Michael Jackson and Prince will vouch etc.
JAMES BROWN & THE JBs....
THE BEST EVER... PERIOD.
CLASSIC.... THEIR MUSIC WILL SOUND GOOD FOREVER... AND EVER.... THROUGH GENERATIONS AND GENERATIONS TO COME AND GO!!!
Some kid in 2106 going, _”John! Get in here! You’ve got to here this. Yeah, I know. I think they called it funk. James Brown. They said he was The Godfather of funk. Go get Tim. He’s got to hear this, too.”_
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James Brown - vocals and organ
Bobby Byrd- vocals
Hearlon Cheese Martin, Robert Coleman - guitar
Fred Thomas - bass
St. Clair Pinckney - tenor saxophone
Jimmy Parker - alto saxophone
Fred Wesley- trombone
John Starks - drums
Good call
We Can Not Forget, The Great,
"Pee Wee Ellis",
Famous Flames!
Jasaan Sanford,Russell Crimes,Johnny Griggs you missed but I got you.
@@jamesgraham3116 He definitely did address Jasaan by name on this record.
"Whatchu said, uhh, Jasaan?"
"Say, don't be so mean."
James was the first rapper. listen to say it loud I'm black and I'm proud. love that song!!!.
Even on the song "America Is My Home" he did a rhyme cadence/rap similar to "Say It Loud I'm Black and I'm Proud".
Eu não sou negra e amo James Brown e seus balanços...
Curti muito na minha juventude e ainda nos dias de hoje...
Amo !!
❤
JB was THE MAN who thru his music, insight and pure business sense gave HOPE & PRIDE to the Black community across the US at a time when we needed it most. Bootsy Collins was one of his many protégés and understudies...playing the bass on most JB's greatest hits in the 70's era....the most creative & greatest explosion era in Black music (Soul, R&B, Jazz, Funk, Disco). All the great bands that spawned out of Dayton, OH area and across the US in the 70's were heavily influenced and inspired by the countless hits and nonsense genious of James Brown. Long live the King of Soul & Original Funk!
I love the chemistry JB, et al have on these cuts. Nothing like a jam session!
I can't believe that I listen to the entire track. I loved hearing him and the guys go back and forth talking and getting down With The Get Down.
That guitar is nasty! Bootsy's killin it with the bass! Them drums are outta sight! And them horns are sho nuff funky!
He was so ahead of his time. A true musical genius.
I Agree 💯
Don’t Believe The Hype by Public Enemy at 1:31.
Absolutely. I've been digging into his stuff, especially from like 1967-1976ish and the JB's solo stuff and there is so much dope ass music from him. Some of the greatest horn players to every live. Check out he song "Suds" live in Dallas Texas from James. It has about a 3 min solo by Maceo that is unlike anything I've ever heard ever.
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This is the bomb!!! God bless you James Brown. I love you and your music ❣️🎶🎶❣️🎶❣️
Who’s still listening in 2024
Me !
me and i was born in 86…. 🤣💪🏾
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Talk through an entire song without rapping or rhyming? Only The Godfather of Soul and his air-tight crew of musicians could pull this off!!
2024 STILL WORKING IT OUT. 64 YEARS OLD. I WAS A SOUTH SIDE OF CHICAGO. WHEN THERE WAS NOTHING BUT LOVE. ❤😂
Southside!!
Nothing, & no one, will ever compare to Brown & his attendant group of vocalists & musicians (Bobby, Maceo, Lyn, etc.). James will be sampled and copied forever and a day - thank you for posting this 1971 jam - DAVEDJ
Fred Wesley and Clyde Stubblefield MUST be noted.
@@questkid73Facts....
James sounds funky even when he's TALKING over the track
Authentic musicians, no Auto Tunes here! James is truly The Godfather Of Soul/Funk music.
HEH NAW RIP IT UP.
530 disliked... SERIOUSLY??
Without Mr Brown' certain styles of music wold NOT be around today . He set the benchmark.
Mr Brown.... The TRUE GODFATHER OF SOUL.
R. I. P. Mr Brown we salute you.
👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿2019
Makes me proud to be an American
Don't worry they're just bots,
And bots don't have the funk 👏🏼
this videos dislikes the real reason youtube removed them 😆
Yes Mr.James Brown Most Definitely Set The Benchmark And AMEN.
No Parliament Funkadelic without James Brown.
From a brother from the city of Brotherly Love, North Philly! Now listen to this... this true soul...hip hop and rap ain't got nothin on this. They can't do it, they can't play it and they can't get down. Now take that to the bridge! I play a bass and my kids think this is cool and thay get down with it! LONG LIVE JAMES BROWN and the JB's
O rap se inspirou em James Brown. É uma contribuição e tanto. Ouça o grupo "public enemy- figth the power."
Neither can R&B music of today...
James is and always was "The Godfather of Funk"!!!
Father of Funk, Godfather of Soul!
@@questkid73 thank you! you beat me to it!
Speechless… no one on earth 🌍 can do what James brown was doing no way … respect to this giant
Ray Charles was the only dude who got down until he died as hard as JB did. Different approaches to the same end, of course, but they both Did It To Death
Best music around. They can't imitate this downtown. He's the one and only God Father of SOUL. I love everyone of his songs. You go Mr. JB. RIP.
The God of music.
The creator
Give the drummer some...
Good old music back in my days and it still sounds good...
James Brown was the very essences of rythmn and soul, he didn't hafta keep up wit da music, da music had to keep up wit him.... sho'nuff on dat funky stuff..... cuzz deezzz r da jbeeezzzz baby.....
Okkkkkkkk!!!
Theses are the brothers, so cool, so original, rap at it's birth, masters of music, full control, this was beyond anyone, I mean ....this dude was phenomenal, superhuman, greatest brother on the planet, ever...
James Brown is the hardest working man in show business. He can't be replace. The original king of soul .
Man what band today can play any music like this or even close to to it, nothing but talk and funk, can't stop from toe tapping thru this whole song
When James Brown sang Please, Please, Please the producers didn't think there were not enough lyrics, but it was a hit because it had so much soul and feeling to the groove.
I know, this is the problem, some producers, think a song got have loads of bloody lyrics, sometimes it's not about saying so much, say little is better. As long as theirs a wicked hook, groove. Cool voice in bar and verse gets to the point of the song and ties in with the music. That's all u need. Some of the best hits, have little lyrics.
James Brown "THE GODFATHER OF SOUL!!! WILL 4EVER BE MY HERO!!
James Brown had the best drummers in the business! Just laying down the groove and making it feel good without all the busy drum fills! Awesome!
I'm over here playing drum fills over it.
I have to agree, but there's another badass drummer name Butch Dayo from Vaughn Mason and the Crew. He's super bad!! On drums and percussion. My favorite along with The JB drummer.
Yep yep
@@lindadeyo282 one of the baddest drummer is Harvey Mason.
@@lindadeyo282 If you don't know him listen to Herbie Hancock's Chameleon.
I never knew until now since 1971 that there was an extended version of this song but I love it
I remember when I first heard this jam......it was JUNE, 1971......I really liked this jam BACK THEN, and I STILL like it NOW......STILL DOING THE DO!!!!!!
How could you NOT like this. I know the steppers love it!
A masterpiece of a song by the Godfather of Soul and his legendary band. This music is timeless.
Love this Jam right here. James Brown was great and he had the Best Band Evah!!! 😍 👍🏽 Miss you Mr. Brown
My mom and god father was picked to dance for James Brown at the Howard Theatre in Washington, Dc! They use to dance their asses off!!
This to me was the First Rap Song ever..
Heard this first time when in Jr High School in the 1970's growing up in Los Angeles.
Truly James Brown was and still is the Godfather of Soul and Funk ..
Take it to the One!
Nope...first Rap song ever was I'm Black and Proud...
There are 168 brain dead people who voted thumbs down on this classic. At 2:39 when the late great Jab'o Starks hits that snare for a crescendo 8 count and Fred Thomas comes in on the One with Jab's bass drum, it doesn't get any funkier than that. Simple, clean and direct,
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I think thats a trumpet squeaking in the background is my fav part...damn love this
Oh yeah!.and I wish that Trombone and the end had just 1 more minute, he was just getting FUNKY at end of the song!!
Rip James Brown this man and his band was doing they Doo when they came out with this hit great jam
It’s not a jam, it’s a vamp.
Whatever whatever, Have loved James Browns music since I first heard it around 1965, and will love it till the day I die. Ain't nuthin changed. First concert I ever saw back in the 60's. Rhythm master.
Compared to elvis, how big was this guy ?
This lifts my broke spirit and renews me for the morning
I remember Momma ( Ruby D.) letting me play her James Brown records and I would get totally immersed in SOUL at 5 yrs old watching James Brown's face go in circles on the turntable
Real musicians..real music..james brown and the jb's at they best..
It’s like being invited into a Jam session where guys who love what they do are just vibing little bit of roasting and getting to know each other... Smiles all the way... Thank you James and the JB’s for what you brought to this world... Its a better place because you did what you did... ☝🏾🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️
Will be 59 october 8. Been listening to and Inspired by this man since I was 5 yrs. Old. He is one of the reasons I am a drummer and a musician. R.I.P. MR J.B.. AND THANKYOU SO MUCH
Can anyone name another artist who can just talk through a session and it's a hit??!! That shows how funky this man and band were!!!
No one but the God Father of Soul. Like every music class in the country should listen to this if for nothing else but, to hear what soulfulness is all about.
ISSAC HAYES......🎼🎹🎤🎶
47 Ronin What??????
Aaron Stephenson Yeah right!
Aaron Stephenson What??
I am so happy that I have the Vinyl record but also the exclusive cd with all tracks and the complete full version of this track of more than 19 minutes!! Mr. Brown you were and are the best!
lowridering muzie. for real
Love how JB takes a groove and just improvises on top of it. All that hilarious banter. Fred from LA. Lower Alabama....😆
That intro put a huge smile on my face. James the King of Rap. This is Rap music. Old school rap.
Talent was a must back then, no computers. This is the stuff I grew up on...feel so fortunate!
this is better than great my my
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now today half ass half bake off beat no style no groove no talent un less naked pants off the ass now music today suck not fun no more
....no script... just a group of great musician jamming.... awesome 😎
Damn. They were jammin those times. Glad i know such good music even when im born in the 90s
Really ! Master James Brown is the direct ancestor of the HIP HOP CULTURE. No doubt !
1- Listen to the beat and how he sings on it ( here is beatbox and rap )
2- See how he dances ( here is breaking )
Thank you and rest in Peace the GODFATHER.
This is my Escape-ism from all the noise in the world!
I remember reading the story behind this track. James had just signed for Polydor for what was at the time, a very large sum of money. Polydor wanted to recoup some of that cash as quickly as possible, so James was under pressure to get an album out pronto. Making a long, largely improvised vamp like this was simply a way of filling a large chunk of album in a short amount of time. It's obvious from the start that James was going to call it 'The Funky Train' but later changed it. The band appear to have basically had two hastily-prepared funky riffs they interchanged to make the music. The improvised banter is pure genious - to do that 'off the cuff' and make it so entertaining was very clever.
Thanks for the backstory! I wonder if anyone in the music industry today is capable of accomplishing that goal.
Hey thanks for the information I didn't realize that
@Phil Silverman Well he says "...man, we got a thing called the Funky Train." I stand by what I said, I reckon that was going to be the original title.
@Phil Silverman He says "you've heard of Night Train (one of his old records), the Camel Walk - man, we've got a thing called The Funky Train. THE FUNKY TRAIN!" Can I count it off? 1,2,3..." Sounds pretty clear he's telling us that's what they are about to play. I'm not hearing the 'question', sorry
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This will always sound good, cause funk is forever...🎶
You know when you vibin with your friends with music playing and y’all just having dope convos? That is this and I love it. Only James could do this 😂
Dr James Brown in the house! The man had a masters degree in Funkology ❤👍🤪
A PhD
James Brown King of. soul music.
Even in 2018 from DENMARK James Brown (S.I.P) Tunes still live on...
Music has no "EXPIRATION DATE"...
Always imitated never duplicated.
Done went and hit the James Brown phase of my musical prowess. Coming out of a serious depression in life, this is what the next chapters theme music is. And it must be contagious, because other people are getting turned on, by the day. Can’t deny the funk.
Mind power
I listen to that when I'm so depressed and have to force myselfout to work to feed my kids - JB for life and living
TRUE THAT FAMILY I SAID THE EXACT SAMETHING THESE MINISTRY OF MUSIC DONE PREACHED ME HAPPY FOR REAL!!![999]
JB had some of the most talented musicians around ever, for real!
This is just TOO GAWD DAMN FUNKY!!! ought to be a law for groovin' this hard. The drummer keepin' the rhythm so tight. I Have never heard anything that comes close to JAMES BROWN'S rhythm section. Some good STUFF! period.
This was the warm-up to Bobby Byrd's "I Know You Got Soul". It was also the very first recording of the newly vamped JB's after Bootsy and Catfish Collins of the original JB's line up had left.
From the T-O-P, one of the BADDEST, ROUGHEST James Brown joint EVER!!! Absolute class!!
The Godfather of Soul James Brown Doing to Death on the dance floor I want everybody get up and to get down with funky music the 70's hits
2021 we need this groove stays strong
I'm a white older lady but I can still shake my thang! Lol thanks for this priceless music!
JAMES HAD A SOULFUL GROOVE WHICH EVERYONE COULD RELATE TO AND MAKE YOU WANT TO DANCE
I love old school music 🎶🎵😌❤and James brown is one of my favorite
THE INVENTOR OF FUNK PERIOD
Edward Gore YEP
Sho' Nuff !!!!!!! Truly Gifted Genius
House, Boiler Room, the whole modern show tracks back to Mr Brown.
Shit, JB invented rap music. Not that modern hip hop crap. I'm talking old school rap. When I was a kid in the early 70s the term rap was being used already.
@@mannyruiz1954 no no no
my all-time favorite musician jb got it all
Play this at my funeral PLEASE! Cause I'll be outta yhere!!!
Yes, we can arrange that - today.
Okkkkkkkk❤️💯.. me2
Absolutely superb awesomeness and Greatness
I usually play and listen to metal, but I was schooled on JB, the Funk Brother's Motown, Jaco, ect and I always come back. Nothing holds a candle to Soul
There’s a longer version of this with everyone soloing. If you like this, you’ll want to hear it. It’s like 20 minutes long.
Its so funky it hurts!
I'm still listening to this especially when I am in the gym!
This 1971 album "Hot Pants" is from far the JB best work!
Funk, soul, jazz, rhythm, blues, rock and everything in between, comes so easily to this irreplaceable legend, all he needs do is snap his fingers and it's on to every sweet drop of it. Ain't that funky to you?✌️♥️👍
MY LOVE OF MUSIC STARTED WITH THIS MAN ! IF HE CANT MAKE U DANCE U DON'T NO MUSIC !!! THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART GODFATHER !!! R.I P. !!!!!
but I don't have any legs!
God is good... If you don't do enough today smile an enjoy life
Gary Thompson Amen!!!!!
Gary Thompson......THAT'S RIGHT!!!!!!
It's true Grary Thomson to what you have said.(thumb up)
Excuse me while I rap.....i love it!.....brothers kicking it while they jam....."Payne, where you from?.....your hometown Brown"....classic soul, classic call and response.....yeah....make it funky baby!!!
Takes me back to my pre-kid days at the midnight ramble every Friday night...
Reminds me all of the solos in "Pass more Peas".....
True sound, endless beats....
ESCAPE_ISM it's a double album pkg. i got it as a gift years ago and don't know where it is now 12/3/2016 but i will find it AGAIN!!!!
"If you forget the grits's, if you forget the grits and groceries, and that eggs and poultry you lose everything" - James Brown
Little Milton.
You can lose your thang out there, running around!
@@gloriousjohnson1807 Also, don't forget Little Willie John.
@@quashie8809: No doubt! Thank You for the reminder!💋
my dad really enjoyed that this version was posted, thank you!
The funkiest man in show business!! Often imitated but never duplicated!!
CY...ABSOLUTELY!!
Let's just omit "in the showbusiness" and add TO EVER DO IT. SAY WORD, SAY WORD!!!
RIGHT ON BRUTHA!!✊✊✊✊🙏
THE inventor of the funk
First time hearing this version and love it:)
The version I have on lp fades out at around 4.23. Hearing this long version is so nice.Puts you right in the studio jamming with james and the jb's.
These cats are bad to the bone , such a jam:)
James Brown could read the ingredients off a box of pop tarts and make it funky!
mac163 😄 yep and it was hit!!
mac163 lol i like that!!!!
GOTTA BE its " Natchs Bone!" ungh-ha!!!
yknow yaknow....I was having me a pop tart.....and a cat was telling me: PAALLMATE....GLUTAMATE..gimmie some mo.....unghhh
Yeaah right!
he is better than Chuck Norris. JB-Jokes would be more funny than Chuck Norris Jokes.
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Why are those grooves so damn groovy..
One thang about James Brown he did his thing )/*the godfather of soul brought pure funk among us)( his music was Unique in style the JB's was tuff enough not to be reckon Wit*
Yes! Soul Music perfect, pure Soul like.