He had his own original dance moves, moving his feet like that back and forth like a shuffle and his voice didn’t sound like anyone else! He was a great performer! The Godfather of Soul and Funk! RIP James Brown
Back in the Fifties and Sixties, NOBODY called James Brown the “Godfather” AT ALL !! That was a 70s-80s thing. In the Fifties and Sixties, we called him “MISTER DYNAMITE !!”
I was 11 when I first saw this in the movie theater with my big brother. In 1965 you didn't see a lot of black people on screen. We were both blown away by his performance and became instant James Brown fans!
James Brown was my second concert I went to in my life. I was 11 years old. It was when this was released. We were standing on our seats the whole time! The energy from this man was unbelievable. What a presence! Grew up in Michigan & on Motown (and the British invasion). The 60's /70's were the Golden era of R& B (in my opinion) Wore out the records! Thank you James Brown for an incredible time!!!
The 70's are and always will be the best decade in music history! So much different styles of music were produced and the production level was so high back then, that even today they struggle to reproduce that high quality of sound!!
My older brother and I sat up all night watching this movie, just to watch Mr. James Brown. My mother tried to make us turn off the tv and go to bed. Then we saw this ending of the movie with my mother. She said that they sure did take their dear sweet time, to show Mr. Dynamite, James Brown, James Brown! … Then she told us to get our Ass’s to bed. My brother and I waited all night, just to watch James Brown perform. The late late movie was the last show on television. Then off went the television, by (Mom!) I’ve never forgotten about how long it took to show Mr. James Brown in this bit piece. Thank God that my brother and I, stayed up for the entire movie. Did you see the future (Batgirl) Wow!
I saw James Brown in concert when I was a senior in high school...(Jersey City Roosevelt Stadium) Two years before his death I was his opening act. Have an autographed album...24 James Brown's Greatest Hits...looking forward to the movie about his life starring Chadwick Bosman (42) as James Brown.
I was 8yrs old when this was playing at the movies in Roanoke Va. Myself and dear brother went to see this. The movie cost .25 cents back then in 1965. Great memories watching this. Thank you for sharing...
My mom always liked james brown, and I just started watching a movie of him today as I got ready for my Mom's funeral viewing, It made me smile, listening to his music he is an inspiration to never quit, I Know my Mom would be happy watching the movie with her. I miss my mom.
This was a good cross over opportunity for James and the Flames. Much of the music was segregated back then. Believe it or not this was progress that people take for granted today.
It was his first big hit on the White charts reaching #3 in December 1965. He had white hits before but not Top 5 ones. He had, had dozens of hits on the Soul charts and had big selling albums, this song really sold him to a white audience. JB luckily did not care so much, he was helping his people, which was great. His music of the late 60s and 70s was much more conscious.
@@Moneytane1976 as a matter of fact it was this & his 1963 Live at the Apollo album which reached #2 on the pop charts that helped sell him into the white audiences
Sooo niiiice like sugar and spice James Brown's spicing up the show to be right niiice entertaining singing and dancing; so rich as in so beautiful 👀 looking.
Glad to finally find this music video performance. Imagine James walking up on Chadwick and those two clowning around. Wait till Hammer gets up there, they're gonna tear heaven up.
Who in the hell downvotes the KANG OF SOUL. I'm a georgia boy grew up with this mans music and met him when i was young. Never has there been a harder working man in showbiz
Though my folks were already grown when this came out, I still thank you God that I was not alive in these times. The agony of racism and ostracism was REAL.
After watching the movie knowing what he was thinking and feeling when he performed this is still etched in my mind.......he hated being there!!....truth
This is a clip that shows---and blends ---clean cut, fresh faced youth with the funky soul sounds of the god-master, and god-father----the one And only, james Brown...
Typical 60s Deluxe Technicolor Movie scene shot on a Hollywood soundstage with the James Brown classic dubbed in editing! Still, not even the Hollywood big shots could comprehend what they got on film- the hardest working man in show business with the fasted feet onstage! Soul Brother Number 1- James Brown!!!🎤
James Brown and His Famous Flames are hot, soulful and funky as usual. Yet, no matter how many times I remember and watched this scene over the years, the audience response still rings amazingly corny and creepy. That horror movie organ sound doesn't help either. Thank God most Black, Brown, Beige and White people I know are far more hipper and funkier than these actors. Thank you James for taking America to the next level. We're a lot less corny and creepy now. At least musically!
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He had his own original dance moves, moving his feet like that back and forth like a shuffle and his voice didn’t sound like anyone else! He was a great performer!
The Godfather of Soul and Funk!
RIP James Brown
Duh
....Although, He went to the Crossroads too.
1965
Back in the Fifties and Sixties, NOBODY called James Brown the “Godfather” AT ALL !! That was a 70s-80s thing.
In the Fifties and Sixties, we called him “MISTER DYNAMITE !!”
@@williamg2552 Your Right.
All I keep thinking about in this scene is from "Get on Up" is the part where he says, "I'm at a honky hoedown!" 😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂👏👏👏👏👏my favorite part
I swear
Yea😂😂😂😂😂 rest in peace godfather of soul
I feel the same way as you do.😁😁😁😁😁
I quote that all the time. One of the best parts of the movie.
You can easily tell that Michael Jackson was greatly inspired by this man
Michael himself said that many times ❤
only James Brown can wear a Christmas sweater and still look cool
Better the Michael Buble ever will. 😂🤣😅
😂🤣😂😂😂
No… no he does not
Still decisively less insane than most of his stage costumes.
And he managed to be stylish in all of them.
I was 11 when I first saw this in the movie theater with my big brother. In 1965 you didn't see a lot of black people on screen. We were both blown away by his performance and became instant James Brown fans!
What a great comment for this video.
What film is this?
David Silva ski party
I'm sure you did.👏👏👏👏👏👏
We know why
I stay up 1 2 3 o’clock just to see James do his thing 🎉🎉 the hardest working man in show business!!!!!!!❤❤
How many people sprung their ankles trying to do the James Brown jig? I would definitely be in a cast if I tried. What a legend
Man as a sax player even in 2022 that bass baritone sax is absolutely killing it
James Brown was my second concert I went to in my life. I was 11 years old. It was when this was released. We were standing on our seats the whole time!
The energy from this man was unbelievable. What a presence! Grew up in Michigan & on Motown (and the British invasion). The 60's /70's were the Golden era of R& B (in my opinion) Wore out the records!
Thank you James Brown for an incredible time!!!
The 70's are and always will be the best decade in music history! So much different styles of music were produced and the production level was so high back then, that even today they struggle to reproduce that high quality of sound!!
1965
@@evandercaldwell9993 exactly!
The baddest man on two feet
Righteous DMH and sometimes on 1 foot when he chooses lol
Righteous DMH nah. Usain bolt
Say that man!!!!!
You rang?
DAMN RIGHT BRO!!
ALLL THE FLAVOR HAS LEFT THE ROOM!
"Ohhhhh hell no! I'm at a honky hoedown! Gots to figure out a way to flip this." -Chadwick Bozeman as James Brown in the movie "Get on up"
WOW...I have not seen this for years...🎄
James Brown could be a great boxer with his amazing footwork skills !
He was
He was when he was a kid
I believe that was his first love and he was going in that direction until he realized he also had an amazing voice.
@Ike Dyson Good point
I bet Butterbean will knock him out
4 years old
Just moved to my foster home 1 y earlier.
And I remember this song and the James Brown craze!
My older brother and I sat up all night watching this movie, just to watch Mr. James Brown. My mother tried to make us turn off the tv and go to bed. Then we saw this ending of the movie with my mother. She said that they sure did take their dear sweet time, to show Mr. Dynamite, James Brown, James Brown! … Then she told us to get our Ass’s to bed. My brother and I waited all night, just to watch James Brown perform. The late late movie was the last show on television. Then off went the television, by (Mom!) I’ve never forgotten about how long it took to show Mr. James Brown in this bit piece. Thank God that my brother and I, stayed up for the entire movie. Did you see the future (Batgirl) Wow!
Once again, James Brown has brightened my day 😊
The james brown movie captured this perfectly 😄😄🕺
wow amazing foot movement like dancing on the wind
You got that right
Skating with skates
Yup no wonder he was a golden glove champ
1965
Wholesomeness of a bygone age
Power of music
Both white & black under same roof enjoying themselves🥺❤️
JAMES BROWN WAS DA BADDEST OF DA BADDEST, NO DOUBT. THAT'S 4 SHOR !!!!
Hardest working man on earth, saw him in concert and got his autograph.
RIP Chadwick Boseman. He crushed the James Brown movie.
FOH no the didn't
I saw James Brown in concert when I was a senior in high school...(Jersey City Roosevelt Stadium) Two years before his death I was his opening act. Have an autographed album...24 James Brown's Greatest Hits...looking forward to the movie about his life starring Chadwick Bosman (42) as James Brown.
Nice
Damn i met him. Lucky u
Hi Jerry, don't know if you'll see this, I'm just wondering what you thought of the movie? I just watched it myself...
@@jeffrey1261 I'm not Jerry but the movie did a great depiction of this scene for sure
That incredible
Remember watching this movie on ABC back in 1966..James was the highlight for me.
I was 8yrs old when this was playing at the movies in Roanoke Va. Myself and dear brother went to see this. The movie cost .25 cents back then in 1965. Great memories watching this.
Thank you for sharing...
My mom always liked james brown, and I just started watching a movie of him today as I got ready for my Mom's funeral viewing, It made me smile, listening to his music he is an inspiration to never quit, I Know my Mom would be happy watching the movie with her. I miss my mom.
It's no illegal being so talented?
Merry christmas james brown
It’s humbling to watch this scene and remember that both James and Chadwick are gone 🥺
Only James Brown can that! Love it! ❤👌
This was a good cross over opportunity for James and the Flames. Much of the music was segregated back then. Believe it or not this was progress that people take for granted today.
It was his first big hit on the White charts reaching #3 in December 1965. He had white hits before but not Top 5 ones. He had, had dozens of hits on the Soul charts and had big selling albums, this song really sold him to a white audience. JB luckily did not care so much, he was helping his people, which was great. His music of the late 60s and 70s was much more conscious.
I believe it
Progress? Didn't you notice not one person in the audience is African American. All white, rich and pretty "America" being entertained by a servant.
@@Moneytane1976 matter of fact Papa Got A Brand New Bag was his first hit on the pop charts which it reached #8 it also won his first Grammy award
@@Moneytane1976 as a matter of fact it was this & his 1963 Live at the Apollo album which reached #2 on the pop charts that helped sell him into the white audiences
Who gonna talk smack about James Brown? Nobody. GOAT.
Wow!!!!!!!!! Amazing!!!!!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 thanks for this video!!!!!
James Brown really paved the way!
James Brown 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I am Brazilian 🇧🇷
Admiro muito o cantor e fenômeno musical JB uma lenda um mito.
We Have James Brown, YOU have Pele' o Rey.
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@@FunDuude true friend, great icons that represent our countries worldwide, hugs
@@wiliamam7465 ...Much love.
If anyone’s wondering, this clip is from the 1965 film ski party, it’s a pretty good flick
I saw this movie when I was in elementary school and my first James Brown experience and it was earth shattering 😎😎
The hardest working man in show business James Brown
Yo he stepped on that coat and never missed a step!! The greatest entertainer of all time..
Great dance time's 🙌😛
"In 1965, this was the sound."🔥
Dam the legs movement was Awesome! I was scared and impressed at same time. I really enjoyed this full video...
Genius, marvelous, Awesome..., he and Michael, they are the best!
I was 3 i remember
That show i stopped playing 2 watch Mr. Brown
He opened our race eyes N
Ears N made us unite
N stronger
Viva James Brown!
From México 🇲🇽
Sooo niiiice like sugar and spice James Brown's spicing up the show to be right niiice entertaining singing and dancing; so rich as in so beautiful 👀 looking.
I love you James Brown!!!
Glad to finally find this music video performance. Imagine James walking up on Chadwick and those two clowning around. Wait till Hammer gets up there, they're gonna tear heaven up.
Now I know where MJ got those foot moves from
Him and Prince loved James Brown
1965
Who in the hell downvotes the KANG OF SOUL.
I'm a georgia boy grew up with this mans music and met him when i was young.
Never has there been a harder working man in showbiz
He was so damn smooth. He made it all look effortless.
i’m 28 and didnt know this song was sang by james brown and those footwork were smooth like butter! it’s no wonder Brown was MJ’s idol.
The best dancer in the history of music.
And....then along came PRINCE .
He inspired the best dancer, the King himself, Michael Jackson.
@@cab587 and then.....along came PRINCE !!**"
@@davidhott6395 Prince? Loool take off your fanboy goggles sir
I love watching this movie.
It's ahead of its time even now like 50 years later. Old videos of Elvis are the same. Those guys are timeless.
@@judahbenisraelTV
thank u!
@@cle-chi You welcome, Im a always speak for my peoples!!!✊💥💯 ha
Elvis Presley imitated Jackie Wilson culture vulture, like Revelation said in the Bible Darkness( conscious) she'll come to light
Elvis was a hack
@@reginaldburnett2037 Elvis still could sing almost any genre of music and do it good.
Though my folks were already grown when this came out, I still thank you God that I was not alive in these times. The agony of racism and ostracism was REAL.
Bat Girl and James Brown. What a combo.
I remember watching this as a 9yrs old my first time watching James brown on black and white TV color TV was not out then.
world without black music is empty world, god save aretta, bb , brown, stevie and more and more
usher
Black music was good now we got that shit ass rap music
Yes!!
@Darrin Robinson black period
Y'all forgot the king of pop
Wonderful! Fabulous ! James Brown.
God bless this man
I love this video so much the best
How does he move like that?? :o hes gliding on air it seems like :)
X I have always wondered the same thing it's like magic they way his legs be moving so fast
It's the shoes they are slick
Cocaine maybe?
@@flipit27 excuse me? You mean for yourself right?
Lloyd Porter you can’t dance. Shutup
Love both version but this one has a subtle simplicity that grooves so hard 🔥🔥
The bass line on this version is played in a way that sounds as if it's a stand-up bass, it sounds almost hard bop/soul Jazz like.
1965
AWESOME!!! RIP THE LEGIONNAIRE JAMES BROWN👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️❤️
He was a very talented entertainer.
#JamesBrown #stillHereLisylten #😍🧡😋🧡😍
When I was 13 or 14 in high school.Our high school was 7 through 12. I would sing this song every morning on Friday.
ORO PURO❤JAMES BROWN I FEEL GOOD VIDEO EXCELENTE 👌
They were in such to rush to GTFO they left their coats behind.
😂😂😂
They didn't want to catch that disease called no soul corniness.
Someone said the word hang.... so it was time to get TF out
Lol... can you blame them 🤣
Yep,been there before!
He takes "Getting sturdy" to a whole new level.
After watching the movie knowing what he was thinking and feeling when he performed this is still etched in my mind.......he hated being there!!....truth
Killed it
Today’s talent cannot match this!
I love James he was my favorite
I remember seeing this movie when I was a kid. James Brown was the best part.
This is a clip that shows---and blends ---clean cut, fresh faced youth with the funky soul sounds of the god-master, and god-father----the one
And only, james Brown...
3:24 Not even snow could stop those feet from stepping 🙌🏼
Groovy. Thankyou James brown in rock n roll heaven.
Hardest working man in showbiz...damn, he rocks!!!
OMG IM 12 AND I LUV THIS SONG WOWWW
Ridiculously amazing!
The sudden change in sound is hilarious.
Llego el hombre negro a un planeta, escuálido, blanco y vacío; a darle ritmo! 😎🖤
That voice, those moves, damn!!!! Classic!
Even with James Brown, this is still the whitest thing I've ever seen.
yes the hell it is.....lol
Ain’t nothing wrong with that
It’s Far Out, groovy thing!
I'm white and I had to wear shades watching this 😂
Look at random mj concert
Typical 60s Deluxe Technicolor Movie scene shot on a Hollywood soundstage with the James Brown classic dubbed in editing! Still, not even the Hollywood big shots could comprehend what they got on film- the hardest working man in show business with the fasted feet onstage! Soul Brother Number 1- James Brown!!!🎤
How he came in the room on those ski's was the inspiration for the hoverboard.
Amazing song 😁😁
Saw Mr. Brown in 1968 in Flint Michigan at Whitting Auditorium can remember that show. The lady dancing behind him.
Why can't we all enjoy the music ✊🏻✊🏿
Mr. Brown: The Original Baddest Man On The Planet when it came to Entertainment!!!!!!!
The groove master himself , Groovin like it should groove ❤️❤️..... Perth Australia
They just couldn't resist the soul..SOULPOWER..!!😇
“You can call me Mr. Brown” lmaoo that’s tellin’em James demand your respect ✊🏾
James Brown and His Famous Flames are hot, soulful and funky as usual. Yet, no matter how many times I remember and watched this scene over the years, the audience response still rings amazingly corny and creepy. That horror movie organ sound doesn't help either. Thank God most Black, Brown, Beige and White people I know are far more hipper and funkier than these actors. Thank you James for taking America to the next level. We're a lot less corny and creepy now. At least musically!
So nice..so nice...so nice...lika sugar and spice...so nice ...so nice...so nice...I think I'll play it twice!!!
in memory of the world godfather of soul
Sam Wu look at dat baby!!!HEY BABY
1965
Get On up (2014) did a great job mirroring this performance from the late great James Brown.