Le soul, le blues, le rock, le funk il est formidable pas de mot pour le définir. C est une explosion de talent, Brown est surhumain. 👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🌎🌏
People have forgotten how good he was. He didn't do da Moonwalk or backslide but he did a equavalent move just look into da TH-cam archive's. He had a move where he looked like he was doing da moonwalk sideways & everytime he did da mash patatoes backward it looked similar to da moonwalk. He also perfected a move called da. Camel Walk 🚶
It was 1967 I was 17 years old, the first live concert I ever went to was James Brown in St. Louis, went with my buddy and his girl and my girlfriend who 3 years later I married. When I went I had never heard of Mr. J B. One of the greatest shows I’ve ever seen. Mind blown.😊
I too saw James Brown @ 8yrs old in 1968 my sister took me to see him @ da Regal Theater in Chicago still remember dose plush burgundy velvet curtains with da tassels on da bottom opening up before he came out & da band was playing There was a Time & U could see his shadow behind a thin white curtain before he came out. Man he put on a show dat night 🌙 I think he had just released Popcorn. We also saw Billy Stewert da original singer of Sitting in the Park & I do Love U. He put on a great show too. I think he opened up for James Brown dat night. 🌙
I agree. Let’s not forget Jackie Wilson…he wasn’t high energy like JB, but he was good. JW was hot in the 50’s and early 60’s. I think Elvis Presley copied some of JW dance moves.
@@anthonymarcano2974 it seems you missed the point here: Nicholas brothers were mainly dancers, James Brown was mainly a singer. @ethellws was certainly talking about "nobody could out-dance James Brown... among the singers"
@@rachelbondaron I will check it out, thanks for the information, I really appreciate you taking your time to school me ☝🏽✊🏽👍🏽☺️I love learning new things…
As much as I love Ray Charles, he is in a completely different music category ‘cause he never made music that made me want to get up and dance like The Godfather of Soul’s music! ❤ 😂😊
I saw James Brown for the first time when I was six-years-old in 1967. He truly was the hardest working man in show business! As a family we never missed him when he appeared in Atlanta. But my fondest memory of him was when my Dad spotted him at Atlanta’s Airport on Christmas Day. Dad pointed him out and encouraged me to go tell him I was one of his biggest fans. I was about ten-years-old. “Hey Little Sister! Merry Christmas!,” he said! One of my best memories, evah!!
What is amazing, is that a whole genre of music (hiphop) was influenced thru the direct sampling and sound collections of this one man's music...which has generated hundreds of millions of dollars, from the late 1970s to beyond 2020. What a legacy!
The man's music is literally a great component of hip hop music. His breaks were so accessible to DJ'S when they were just playing breaks in the early and mid 70's. Sampling which came in the mid 80's made it easy to capture what the earlier DJ'S were catching on the 1 and 2's....the producers could now put his breaks on wax and create what later became known as hip hop. Thank you Godfather of Soul aka Soul Brother No. One
@@onesong2001 No wonder music is just background noise to the younger generations, where it was the soundtrack to the life of the boomers, and concerts were real experiences when people weren't tethered to a smartphone
@@jasondorsey7110 True. Can you imagine if someone had told you, "one day in the future you will go to a concert but you will watch the performance on a 5 inch display and the singer and musicians will be pretending to make music?" You'd have thought they were mental.
I haven't seen any of today's singers, who can compare to people like James Brown, Tina Turner, and others from the past. No fancy stage props, no partial nudity. Just awesome music, dancing, and lots of soul
Well said. Maybe cos there is no substance and continuous hunger to succeed in the music business without churning out trivial music which is considered a hit but not everlasting. I fear we are losing a legacy…
The baddest generation ever, I feel sorry for the youth of today they will never see the likes of this kind of talent......thank goodness for these videos to show them what REAL talent was!
No truer words were ever spoken. Actual talent. Actual MUSICIANS playing instruments. You got a real show. James was THE man. NO ONE has ever come close.
AS SOMEONE OLD ENUFF TO REMEMBER JAMES AS FAR BACK AS IN THE 1960'S,THIS VIDEO CAN ADD LIFE TO MY LIFE.I'M TOO OLD TO DO MOST OF THE DANCES NOW,BUT I'M GLAD I'M STILL ALIVE TO SEE THESE DANCES FROM MY HOMIE,JAMES BROWN.R.I.P. SOUL BROTHA NUMBER ONE.
This man was the best proformer ever. I went to a James Brown concert in Mobile, Alabama in 1973.I was only 13 years old.until this day I remember just how bad this brother was. There will never be another one like James Brown ever.
I had the good fortune twice to him perform. The first time I was in elementary school in the mid 1960's and then a few years later when I was in junior high school.
I first saw James Brown and the Famous Flames at Barton Coliseum in Little Rock in 1968. I was an usher that night. The performance was ELECTRIFYING!! Got to see Soul Brother No. 1 six times over the years. Unforgettable!!
That's great news keep listening and watching friend 👍 sweetie music OK honey 🍯 moma is the online 👌 ❤️ I no she is always available for me OK I no this 😊 yep that's why she is my wife head not my girlfriend we are married now sunshine I my èvey thing happened to me I love my wife I will always love she . 😁 right now difficult to make some changes 😕 she said you would be with me for the next two days off good because I realize it's mine and I think we should always try it ourselves up down stairs on our house 🏠 😄 we are all together for the best way for us OK baby ☕️ 😋 wife u love me and my license will make it easier for us OK baby that's awesome you got me OK and they are looking to be able to do this time tomorrow.
James Brown is one of the greatest entertainers of all time!!! His music n dance moves has inspired generations for decades n he continuously gain new fans of all ages!!!!!the GOAT!!!👏🏽👍🏽💪🏽🙏🏽💯🔥💐💐💐
Needless to say, Mr. James Brown was talented beyond belief and gave 100% during his performances as these clips clearly show. He was a pioneer, icon and showman who will be studied for many, many years to come for his immense contributions to music and culture in general!
The Baddest Dude That Ever Graced A Stage. This dude was vicious, and extremely talented. He had a King Kong Persona when it came to performing. This man was the best performer we ever had. There will NEVER be another like him. Long Live "The King" James Brown 👑
I saw this Soul Brother in 1975 when I was 8. I could not stop looking at his feet, it was most amazing thing I’ve ever seen. And the sounds coming from that band was some of the greatest sounds my ears had the pleasure of hearing. I was mesmerized that evening. I went with my mom and older brother in Fayetteville, NC. What he could have done if he had a cordless mic in his day.
My Father loved this guy. I miss my Dad. He was from Alabama. Grew up during segregation. Died from COVID alone. I played this to calm my mind so I don't lose it.
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I’m so sorry for your loss brotha, I’ve loss close folks of my own from the same thing..it’s no joke. But I’m glad I could help u from making this video🙏🏽🪩
I saw him in concert when I was in the 8th grade & he shook my hand. When I got home I told my mom & dad , I’m never washing dishes again 😂 He is my favorite male artist. ❤
What a great upload, showing decades of this man's life. In many of the video clips he's over the age of 45, but at 8:06 he's 71 years old, that's how impressive this man was. Over 6 decades as a performer and 5 decades in the entertainment industry, he was a powerful performer till the end.
Watching clips of the hardest working man in show bizniz never gets old. Not only was he an iconic showmen, but the man invented a groove that has been a bedrock of popular music rhythms for the last 50 years or more!
YESS YES YESS…Where all the other impersonators of dance followed, James Brown shone the light and lead from the beginnings. Prince, Michael, all those RnB singers who can dance their arses off do it from the inspiration of James’s moves. That’s why he will always be head and shoulders above all others with those outstanding dance moves.
@@mayganphynix8267 I’m 60 now. Been around a long time, Please inform me who apart from the Nicolas brother may have inspired James Brown to move like he did. I saw him three times in real life and have seen dozens of dancers try to emulate his moves and when they did, no other hardest working showman’s name came to or even comes to the minds of those but James Brown! Always been in a class of his own just as the likes of Prince & Micheal…
That was amazing!! Well put together. Probably the best James Brown compilation I've seen on YT. What an amazing performer and dancer. JB made a lot of that fancy footwork up on his own, or added some extra funky stuff to some regular dances. (i sat here either smiling hard or wide eyed (or both) the entire 8 minutes).
Amazing. I grew up in 60's & 70's and even back then, we knew no one could touch the Godfather of Soul. Watching in 2024 & still can't no one do it like JB. He was talented, high & in heels . My favorite was papa don't take no mess & the big payback.
James Brown’s moves were next level and before their time in some aspects. In these videos I can see how much he influenced Prince’s showmanship overall. Just an incredible, amazing hard working artist.
James Brown carried the entire weight of the musical world on his shoulders back in the day. Everyone paid attention to this man. You couldn't take your eyes off him. He'd be up on stage with 20 different performers, and he might as well have been up there by himself for how much attention the background players received compared to him. His influence was enormous as well. It wasn't just fans who couldn't take their eyes off him. Every notable musician of his time was turning to James Brown and trying to steal some of his mojo for themselves. Hendrix, Jagger, MJ and Prince all copied his showmanship. He was the embodiment of rock and funk and soul. There is and will only ever be one James Brown.
James Brown est une véritable Légende !! Sa présence sur scène, sa façon de bouger, de danser…un truc de fou !! Sans parler de sa voix et son style musical absolument Génial d’une modernité incroyable !! Ces tempo de fou, ces cuivres…mélange de jazz, soûl, funk…totalement envoûtant !! Un conseil, si vous n’avez pas le moral, mettez un casque et écoutez un bon vieux morceau de James ! Effet garanti pour se défouler un max !! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩👍👍👍👍
James Brown will always be The Godfather of Soul! With that unforgettable powerful voice and the best dance moves!! Inspired two of the greatest in music! M.J. And Prince!!🙏🙏🏽🙌🏽🎵🎶
All kudos, major respect and love for the one and only awesome Godfather of Soul...Mr. James Brown. Soar in the bliss dear sir, of the Greater Life Onging! Thank you for gifting us with your Gift! 🙏🏽💖
If you don't like James Brown,,,, you don't like music
Hardest Working Man in Show Business, The Godfather of Soul, Soul Brother # 1, True Godfather of Funk.
bike....there will NEVER be another.
Yes🏆 👑
The man who never left, Mr Dynamite.
Add Hip Hop to that list of innovations
Le soul, le blues, le rock, le funk il est formidable pas de mot pour le définir. C est une explosion de talent, Brown est surhumain. 👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🌎🌏
There will NEVER be another performer like the GODFATHER OF SOUL, MR.JAMES BROWN.
Ever!
Godfather of Funky , for soul there are many others ....This is history but to be rightful
Exactly cause JB is the hardest working man in showbiz.
People have forgotten how good he was. He didn't do da Moonwalk or backslide but he did a equavalent move just look into da TH-cam archive's. He had a move where he looked like he was doing da moonwalk sideways & everytime he did da mash patatoes backward it looked similar to da moonwalk. He also perfected a move called da. Camel Walk 🚶
Yes!!!!
Only Michael and Prince could come close to matching James Brown's energy on stage. He was the absolute best!!!!💥
facts. I wish they'd have showed him and Michael on stage together longer because Michael does a great James Brown lol
James Brown the master of dance
Mi è sempre piaciuto Michael Jackson ma vedendo James Brown capisco che ha imparato molto da lui
It’s where they both got it ✊🏾
TELLEM AGIN MY BROTHER THEY DIDNT HEAR YOU
They don't call him the Godfather of Soul for nothing. He was absolutely phenomenal.
He is the original godfather of soul first and only others come after him
and the Hardest working man in show business. and Soul Brotha number 1
It was 1967 I was 17 years old, the first live concert I ever went to was James Brown in St. Louis, went with my buddy and his girl and my girlfriend who 3 years later I married. When I went I had never heard of Mr. J B. One of the greatest shows I’ve ever seen. Mind blown.😊
Wow man, I bet it was electrifying. I would’ve had goosebumps going down my spine😅
I too saw James Brown @ 8yrs old in 1968 my sister took me to see him @ da Regal Theater in Chicago still remember dose plush burgundy velvet curtains with da tassels on da bottom opening up before he came out & da band was playing There was a Time & U could see his shadow behind a thin white curtain before he came out. Man he put on a show dat night 🌙 I think he had just released Popcorn. We also saw Billy Stewert da original singer of Sitting in the Park & I do Love U. He put on a great show too. I think he opened up for James Brown dat night. 🌙
@@doylewilson20 that’s really nice💯
@@doylewilson20: Word.
Franki Valli in BF
There will be no other!!! Prince, Michael etc., owe their stylings to this musical phenom!!!
Most definitely
I agree. Let’s not forget Jackie Wilson…he wasn’t high energy like JB, but he was good. JW was hot in the 50’s and early 60’s. I think Elvis Presley copied some of JW dance moves.
So true!
Was MJs dancing styled on JB? I know his music wasn't. Prince took a healthy serving of both.
They owe Little Richard, too.
When he was old enough to be my grandpa he was still making the same moves. I even see it here when he was over 50.
Right! He was pretty impressive to be moving so fast his whole life
😲
I get chills watching this dude in 2024...nothing like him ever!!!! one of one. I love some JB....RIP JB..on the good foot.
In my opinion, nobody could out-dance James Brown. He was the best of all time. ❤
Who have we got nowadays that comes close?
MICHAEL JACKSON
Look up the Nicholas brothers from the 40's then get back to me.
@49634900 not even Jackson could match
James Brown....you can see what Michael Jackson was doing but James Brown's legs actually BLUR....!
@@anthonymarcano2974 it seems you missed the point here: Nicholas brothers were mainly dancers, James Brown was mainly a singer. @ethellws was certainly talking about "nobody could out-dance James Brown... among the singers"
James Brown was and will be the original person to introduce the dance moves that M J & Prince copied. Super Baaad!!
Exactly!!!
So true they both look up to him there will never be another like him i saw him three times n my life n his earlier days best
Right. I said something similar in my comment as well
@@rachelbondaron I don’t even know who Joe Tex is, I’m about to google him
@@rachelbondaron I will check it out, thanks for the information, I really appreciate you taking your time to school me ☝🏽✊🏽👍🏽☺️I love learning new things…
There will also never be another BAND as TIGHT as the J.B.’s ❤
And Ray Charles
As much as I love Ray Charles, he is in a completely different music category ‘cause he never made music that made me want to get up and dance like The Godfather of Soul’s music! ❤ 😂😊
Facts
@@seanwright8786Facts do what in this case? Finish sentence. Trying to agree with you.😎
@@shirleybarnes8852 dude he's agreeing with you
A true master showman and original performer. The Lord broke that mold after HE created Mr. James Brown!!! ❤️
Sho you right!
Prince Rogers Nelson got close. But, NOTHING like Godfather!!! R.I.P. Prince & James...💔💔💔
@David Price like niggas having white boys in crip and blood gangs
@ms8martini..You got that right, Babygrrl..!!
I'm Brazilian and I've been listening to James Brown's music since I was a kid. he will always be remembered
NOBODY CAN TAKE NOTHING AWAY FROM JAMES BROWN!!! DANCING MACHINE!!!✋🏾✋🏾✋🏾✋🏾✋🏾✋🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Mashed potato and chips!!! STOP THE MADNESS.🍺🍺🍺on me’
He make the world crazy. With his own style. Dance. Voice. Music. He's icon ❤
Chadwick did an awesome job portraying him. I didn't think anyone could play him like at all. Those dance moves aren't easy. RIP James & Chadwick ❤️❤️
You are so right, Chadwick Boseman sure deserved every award he received for his JB performance
Chadwick was not that good doing James Brown
@@josephchatman2045
So you try it then I’ll wait
Un genie de talent❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ plus personne aujourd'hui quelle tristesse.
I SECOND THAT NOTION!!!! CHADWICK WAS GREAT!!!! I still can’t believe that Chadwick’s deceased???? RIP! Chadwick 🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽 FOREVER!!!! WUKONDA
I love to see him and Michael dance. NO ONE CAN DO IT BETTER!
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I saw James Brown for the first time when I was six-years-old in 1967. He truly was the hardest working man in show business! As a family we never missed him when he appeared in Atlanta. But my fondest memory of him was when my Dad spotted him at Atlanta’s Airport on Christmas Day. Dad pointed him out and encouraged me to go tell him I was one of his biggest fans. I was about ten-years-old. “Hey Little Sister! Merry Christmas!,” he said! One of my best memories, evah!!
James brown another legend 👑great performance 🔥king of soul💯💐💯☮️🕺🎇🎶🎤
Wow! That’s nice, on Christmas day too! That’s something you could never forget🙏🏽
@JazzMaestra..Awww, now THAT is Priceless..What a TrueBlue Blessing..!!!
@@zayvisuals sadly the "Godfather of Soul," also passed on a Christmas.
Sortuda
Good old days when you could Feel the music and move to it.
The greatest stage performer of all time. The king of soul, the godfather of rap music. He’s the man
He da man alright.
Yes Lord Michael Jackson idol 🎉
Much respect, there will never be another!
Yes we do or did , prince
Michael and Prince learned from the best! Mr. Brown definitely paved the way! May he rest in peace!🙏
What is amazing, is that a whole genre of music (hiphop) was influenced thru the direct sampling and sound collections of this one man's music...which has generated hundreds of millions of dollars, from the late 1970s to beyond 2020. What a legacy!
An amazing lack of originality from many who would call themselves "musicians"
The man's music is literally a great component of hip hop music. His breaks were so accessible to DJ'S when they were just playing breaks in the early and mid 70's. Sampling which came in the mid 80's made it easy to capture what the earlier DJ'S were catching on the 1 and 2's....the producers could now put his breaks on wax and create what later became known as hip hop. Thank you Godfather of Soul aka Soul Brother No. One
@@onesong2001 No wonder music is just background noise to the younger generations, where it was the soundtrack to the life of the boomers, and concerts were real experiences when people weren't tethered to a smartphone
@@jasondorsey7110 True. Can you imagine if someone had told you, "one day in the future you will go to a concert but you will watch the performance on a 5 inch display and the singer and musicians will be pretending to make music?"
You'd have thought they were mental.
But what were his influences....?
Most entertainers today could not hold a candle to these guys from the past....
the majority
James Brown the one and only he was once in a lifetime MJ Prince idol this man paved the way
Most performers of any Era couldn't ..not then or now
Can't nobody do it like James Brown and Prince. Michael Jackson was in a class by himself. He was jus BADD!!!!
RIP fellows.
I haven't seen any of today's singers, who can compare to people like James Brown, Tina Turner, and others from the past. No fancy stage props, no partial nudity. Just awesome music, dancing, and lots of soul
Nothing but Talent and Soul!
Some people were gifted from God and some people have to Wurk as JB would say.😂Respect to the father of Funk.
Bruno Mars who imitates Elvis who patterned himself after this man too.
Well said. Maybe cos there is no substance and continuous hunger to succeed in the music business without churning out trivial music which is considered a hit but not everlasting.
I fear we are losing a legacy…
@@darrickmalloy6909 he was and did both. Worked his god given gift to the bone…
What a DANCER !!!
U like us brothas? 👀
The baddest generation ever, I feel sorry for the youth of today they will never see the likes of this kind of talent......thank goodness for these videos to show them what REAL talent was!
No truer words were ever spoken. Actual talent. Actual MUSICIANS playing instruments. You got a real show. James was THE man. NO ONE has ever come close.
Oh Yes!,Truth Indeed ❤❤❤❤❤
AS SOMEONE OLD ENUFF TO REMEMBER JAMES AS FAR BACK AS IN THE 1960'S,THIS VIDEO CAN ADD LIFE TO MY LIFE.I'M TOO OLD TO DO MOST OF THE DANCES NOW,BUT I'M GLAD I'M STILL ALIVE TO SEE THESE DANCES FROM MY HOMIE,JAMES BROWN.R.I.P. SOUL BROTHA NUMBER ONE.
Although James Brown was b4 my time, it is clearly evident that he was extremely TALENTED
This man was the best proformer ever. I went to a James Brown concert in Mobile, Alabama in 1973.I was only 13 years old.until this day I remember just how bad this brother was. There will never be another one like James Brown ever.
@@JamesWilliams-gz1px 73’ man what a year to see him💯RIP The Godfather of Soul music 🎶
James Brown 🤎 put a smile on my face everytime
Never get tired of watching James Brown!I had the good fortune to see him live, and he didn't disappoint!He was the THE showman.
I had the good fortune twice to him perform. The first time I was in elementary school in the mid 1960's and then a few years later when I was in junior high school.
I first saw James Brown and the Famous Flames at Barton Coliseum in Little Rock in 1968. I was an usher that night. The performance was ELECTRIFYING!! Got to see Soul Brother No. 1 six times over the years. Unforgettable!!
As I sit back and look at this repeatedly it breaks my heart ❤️ 😢 that such an amazing dancer is no longer here R.I.P
This, my friends is what we call a LEGEND‼️🔥🔥🔥❤️
Smiles, hi Tanya 👋
It' s impossible NOT to move and dance with him 🤩 I Adore him and I always will !!! 😍😍😍😍
That's great news keep listening and watching friend 👍 sweetie music OK honey 🍯 moma is the online 👌 ❤️ I no she is always available for me OK I no this 😊 yep that's why she is my wife head not my girlfriend we are married now sunshine I my èvey thing happened to me I love my wife I will always love she . 😁 right now difficult to make some changes 😕 she said you would be with me for the next two days off good because I realize it's mine and I think we should always try it ourselves up down stairs on our house 🏠 😄 we are all together for the best way for us OK baby ☕️ 😋 wife u love me and my license will make it easier for us OK baby that's awesome you got me OK and they are looking to be able to do this time tomorrow.
James Brown is one of the greatest entertainers of all time!!! His music n dance moves has inspired generations for decades n he continuously gain new fans of all ages!!!!!the GOAT!!!👏🏽👍🏽💪🏽🙏🏽💯🔥💐💐💐
Omg!! Fantastic! James Brown, The hardiest working man in show business! R.I.P. 🙏🏽❤️🍾🍾
I saw James in Las Vegas sometime either in 68 or 69. Fantastic, and I still love this guy, I am 72.😘💯
James showed us what devotion and will power can achieve. his style was unique. His name will live for as long as we live!
REAL TALENT!!!
Super Funk ❤️ ! Super James ! Super band !♥️
..................and Super Brown👍👍👍👍👍
The Godfather of Soul. Truly the hardest working man in show business. One of the greatest performers ever! We love you Brother.
This is giving me chills
Needless to say, Mr. James Brown was talented beyond belief and gave 100% during his performances as these clips clearly show. He was a pioneer, icon and showman who will be studied for many, many years to come for his immense contributions to music and culture in general!
The Baddest Dude That Ever Graced A Stage. This dude was vicious, and extremely talented. He had a King Kong Persona when it came to performing. This man was the best performer we ever had. There will NEVER be another like him.
Long Live "The King" James Brown 👑
Yes indeed 💯I heard that!
There has never been no one else on this earth that could stay with him the man was in his own league
They tried but bit the dust!
I saw this Soul Brother in 1975 when I was 8. I could not stop looking at his feet, it was most amazing thing I’ve ever seen. And the sounds coming from that band was some of the greatest sounds my ears had the pleasure of hearing. I was mesmerized that evening. I went with my mom and older brother in Fayetteville, NC. What he could have done if he had a cordless mic in his day.
My Father loved this guy. I miss my Dad. He was from Alabama. Grew up during segregation. Died from COVID alone. I played this to calm my mind so I don't lose it.
I hope your Dad is with James now, learning some fancy footwork moves! I wish you peace.
Im so sorry😢
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Sorry to hear that. COVID was NOT a joke.
I’m so sorry for your loss brotha, I’ve loss close folks of my own from the same thing..it’s no joke. But I’m glad I could help u from making this video🙏🏽🪩
Chic! eeeeeee! Love song and James Brown 👌🏿
My dad’s all-time favorite performer. My dad was such a big fan of his he would often copy many of his dance moves and could do them pretty well.
O verdadeiro Dancer Influencer!!!!! Todos os quê dançam, teem um pouco do James Brown!!!!!!!
Only James Brown can do this ,yeah
The funk is coming thru my phone!!!!
I saw him in concert when I was in the 8th grade & he shook my hand. When I got home I told my mom & dad , I’m never washing dishes again 😂 He is my favorite male artist. ❤
Haha man that’s tight!💯 RIP the Funky Soul man
💯💯💯💯💯💯
This is GREAT
Thank u💯much appreciated
One of the greatest dancer that ever lived. Thanks for sharing this. ☺️
My pleasure 🙏🏽
oh MY LORD ,this man is the GOD of live music , there is none like him on this planet
my favorite song
Everything was perfect! Voice , band, the look .
James Brown Can Really Get Down !!!
I just love to see him dance.
10 -23 -22
Even if I was one of the band members, I still would have paid to see James Brown.
No doubt, James Brown was that BOSS of BOSSES!!
CLASSIC ...The King
The one and only, the hardest working man in show business. James.
And there won't be another extraordinary dancer like him again. Such amazing to watch and chance to see him is worth being there
What a great upload, showing decades of this man's life. In many of the video clips he's over the age of 45, but at 8:06 he's 71 years old, that's how impressive this man was. Over 6 decades as a performer and 5 decades in the entertainment industry, he was a powerful performer till the end.
We had to be quite when James came on TV mine mother is the Same age as James he would be 89 if he had of lives
Homem comum não, mais um gênio açima do normal.
71! DAMMMNNN
NOBODY going today can touch him!!
So many memories I gotta put his records on now!
Loved him amazing ❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏
Damn! He worked his tail off on stage - I never really got to watch him until now. Thanks for putting this up. The man was like a live wire!
My pleasure 🙏🏽stay funky!
Africa. N. America. Soul. Power. Black n. Proud. Sex. Machine. Thank. God. For. J B. Soul. Brother #1✊✊✊✊
He was called “the hardest working man in showbiz”…
If GOD came down as an entertainer, He came down as Mr. James Brown!!
That ain't no lie!! I love his energy and his enthusiasm for his work!!! ,It never gets old. Live my brother Ms. Yvonne Teat.
This is absolutely PRICELESS!
Saw Mr. James Brown in 1969! To this day I'll never forget that Funky Concert, or those Moves
Wow! 69’ the early days of the Bad Brotha! That’s nice man🙏🏽
Watching clips of the hardest working man in show bizniz never gets old. Not only was he an iconic showmen, but the man invented a groove that has been a bedrock of popular music rhythms for the last 50 years or more!
YESS YES YESS…Where all the other impersonators of dance followed, James Brown shone the light and lead from the beginnings.
Prince, Michael, all those RnB singers who can dance their arses off do it from the inspiration of James’s moves.
That’s why he will always be head and shoulders above all others with those outstanding dance moves.
everyone is inspired by someone. including James Brown. the best talents are the ones who are always inspired.
I heard that loud and clear I can dig it 💯💯
@@mayganphynix8267 I’m 60 now. Been around a long time,
Please inform me who apart from the Nicolas brother may have inspired James Brown to move like he did.
I saw him three times in real life and have seen dozens of dancers try to emulate his moves and when they did, no other hardest working showman’s name came to or even comes to the minds of those but James Brown!
Always been in a class of his own just as the likes of Prince & Micheal…
@@mayganphynix8267 Nice 😊
Still my favorite, my very first concert. Lots of inmataters original still my best. Make it funky now.....
That was amazing!! Well put together. Probably the best James Brown compilation I've seen on YT. What an amazing performer and dancer. JB made a lot of that fancy footwork up on his own, or added some extra funky stuff to some regular dances. (i sat here either smiling hard or wide eyed (or both) the entire 8 minutes).
James, he is (was) the best Man of the World, i heared him first with 15, now i am 54 and i hear him every day , thanks James
Amazing footwork !!! Like none other... Often imitated but can never B duplicated..
Amazing. I grew up in 60's & 70's and even back then, we knew no one could touch the Godfather of Soul. Watching in 2024 & still can't no one do it like JB. He was talented, high & in heels . My favorite was papa don't take no mess & the big payback.
James Brown’s moves were next level and before their time in some aspects. In these videos I can see how much he influenced Prince’s showmanship overall. Just an incredible, amazing hard working artist.
man that band was tight. bootsy and clyde. that machine was greased quite well.
Grande James Brown en sus presentaciones y baile
We need to celebrate him more! Thanks for this! I’m in my 60’s but totally slept on this Great performer!💜
Mr dynamite,
Hardest working man in show business.
And godfather of sole
James Brown carried the entire weight of the musical world on his shoulders back in the day. Everyone paid attention to this man. You couldn't take your eyes off him. He'd be up on stage with 20 different performers, and he might as well have been up there by himself for how much attention the background players received compared to him. His influence was enormous as well. It wasn't just fans who couldn't take their eyes off him. Every notable musician of his time was turning to James Brown and trying to steal some of his mojo for themselves. Hendrix, Jagger, MJ and Prince all copied his showmanship. He was the embodiment of rock and funk and soul. There is and will only ever be one James Brown.
James Brown est une véritable Légende !! Sa présence sur scène, sa façon de bouger, de danser…un truc de fou !! Sans parler de sa voix et son style musical absolument Génial d’une modernité incroyable !! Ces tempo de fou, ces cuivres…mélange de jazz, soûl, funk…totalement envoûtant !! Un conseil, si vous n’avez pas le moral, mettez un casque et écoutez un bon vieux morceau de James ! Effet garanti pour se défouler un max !! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩👍👍👍👍
James Brown was so underrated on his dancing. I didn't know he had such excellent dance moves! Wow! Thank you for this video. ❤️
Where you been?
Serioulsy!!!! 🤣 Get off instagram child!
James Brown will always be The Godfather of Soul! With that unforgettable powerful voice and the best dance moves!! Inspired two of the greatest in music! M.J. And Prince!!🙏🙏🏽🙌🏽🎵🎶
Amazing Dancer !!! 🌠
Vivi essa época, muitas saudades.
WHOA!!! Now I see why Prince would bite his moves, but it just looked corny when he did it, lol. James is the miggy figgy man with it!
Best moves in Soul, R&B & Rock n roll, hands down. Also the Originator, Mr. James Brown.
All kudos, major respect and love for the one and only awesome Godfather of Soul...Mr. James Brown. Soar in the bliss dear sir, of the Greater Life Onging!
Thank you for gifting us with your Gift!
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James Brown also pioneered funk, which would define the late 1970s. I give you, the hardest working g man in showbiz, baby!!!
Hanging out with my dance machine my baby mama and my grandson Sean salsa❤😂❤
The true G.O.A.T !!! Still can’t figure out how Chad even came so close to imitating him in the movie, Get on up”!
Rock n roll pioneer and the undisputed Godfather of soul!! King James Brown!
The True "Innovator" of The Funk. The Godfather will never be Duplicated. R.I.P. 🙏💯
Oh And He Birthed The Tightest Funk Band in History Periodt.
RIP Mr James Brown 🤎🤎 One of the best artist of all time 🥰👍👍👍👍