Italy March 2, 1971 01.intro 02.Give it Up or Turn it Loose 03.Sex Machine 04.Its A Mans Mans Mans World 05.Soul Power 06.Get Up,Get Into It,Grt Involved 07.Sunny(outro)
I'm Italian, I was 6 in 1971 and I remember very few things. One is the match of the soccer world cup Italy - Brazil, played the previous year, with Pele on the pitch. Another is this fantastic performance. You must know that, in those years, the audience on TV could not move, they could not get up, they could only applaud on command. Then came James Brown.
wow that is so cool. ...the football (yes football not soccer / i worked in Seria A & saw James Brown twice once i Perugia), love what you said too bad you could not dance to the man back in 71.
Cool man. I'm from Cincinnati and 11 in 1971. The Godfather cut so many record out of Cincinnati we thought he was from Cincinnati. To this day he is my favorite 🎵 artist. His legacy is sealed in popular music. He's Super bad.
@Thunderous One g George Thoroughgood does the encore thing with the robe and returning to the stage a couple of times in his act. Some "youngsters" next to me were saying how original it was. I gave them some R&R 101 right there!
Everything is right about this, James and Bobby's chemistry was crazy together, the hard hitting bass lines, the drummer, the horn section, the dancer in the back, the afros, the tempo of the music........this showmanship we will never see. Thankful for growing up to this man in my life and for youtube being able to save these moments!
James and Bobby Special coming together of to super bad brothers vocals,the band guitar riffs bass drums horns Legendary.Feeling is what the world needs now .in music.
Them Italians ain’t never experienced nothing like James and that nonstop pulsing beat and thrashing horns , especially when he played Soul Power , I bet when they went home they had to have a drink and talk about what in the hell did we experience , a black tornado of sound and energy blew through the stage !
I’ve heard it said there are the 3 B’s of music: Beethoven Brahms and Bach. Someone added there are the 4 B’s: Beethoven, Brahms, Bach, James Brown! Can’t disagree 😁
Il les a dépassé si ils étaient vivants du temps du phénoménal James Brown Mozart Beethoven et tout les autres auraient été des fans du légendaire James Brown ❤👏👏👏
@@VinylEldred Not exactly, we had been exposed to black music before (most noticeably American-born Italian singer Rocky Roberts), but JB was on a whole new level.
@@chinaphone I was just about to say Prince as well. They both learned from the best JAMES BROWN. I see now how prince will move the mike just like James
This is how you make America great again-To have all people feel the love of his sounds. His band best in the land keeps on jamming!!. We will never have this kind of music and energy again
That's the hardest Working Man, then, now and forever more. They imitate and try to duplicate. There's Only One JAMES BROWN. LOVE AND RESPECT, RIP.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@MrChristian Yeah he was so chilled. My girl and I met him backstage in dressing room here in England. She was talking his ear off and (I think to change the subject ) he said to me " hey brother, What's your name?" Coolest 2 seconds of my entire life! I was kinda star stuck and cannot even really remember what I said but I just remember Roy looking directly at me and that's just pure gold.
December25 2006 my musical idol and inspiration died , Mr. James Brown. I cried when he passed away after so many years of being The Godfather Of Soul and Hardest Working Man In Show Business! Rest in Peace J.B.
It’s the blues that started it all. We owe gratitude to guys like Robert Johnson, Howlin Wolf, Muddy Waters, Lead Belly, etc. Check this band out on TH-cam: One Dime Ride
Raw, primal, modern, so unique, and original-there will be another talent like him.. I saw him perform twice and it was transformational. I grew up in the 60s and there will never ever be a decade where so many influences such as gospel, the blues, and country music created a counter culture that rose up and flipped the world upside down.
Let’s give it up for the sister dancing in the back, James, never disappoints, dame near all his songs was sampled in rap music he was definitely the god father of soul
Man, back then James and his Bobby's had it ALL... Rythem, moves, voices, appearances, class... It ALL came together on stage like a one man machine...
James Brown and his band associates had the talent, spirit, energy, soul like nobody else could perform on stage. I am so fortunate that I was raised up listening to his music and all that he gave to this world as an amazing artist.
I'd have hated to have have worked for him, James was a perfectionist. I'd never have met his standards. Genius though, as you say, 'So tight and so funky. James' arrangements were outstanding'.
THE POWER OF LOVE...GODS SOUND, LIGHT, AND INTELLIGENCE MAKING HARMONY MANIFEST BETWEEN THE RACES...BEAUTY AND LOVE WERE SPOKEN AND ACKNOWLEDGED...MUSIC...GREAT MUSIC WILL HELP US UNDERSTAND WHAT WE HAVE IN COMMON AND KEEP OUR HEARTS OPEN TO GREATER EXPERIENCES WITH A HIGHER LOVE...AIN'T IT FUNKY NOW, IT WAS FUNKY THEN, HAVE YOU HEARD THE HOLY WIND..."THE AKASH BANI THE WIND OF HEAVEN"...PEACE AND HARMONY Y'ALL
OH MY! I lived in Roma for 20 Years,but I missed that Concert! Europeans LOVED James Brown as they LOVED Josephine Baker! I saw Duke Ellington however, and his Orchestra at the Coliseum and let me tell you,TEARS IN MY EYES! Like This! Thank You!
There will never ever be another James Brown. He has been gone for nearly 20 years, and his impact is still felt. This man put on a hell of a show from day one. And didn't stop for 50+ years.
i never knew how good james brown before this..i only listen to that "i feel good" song on tv.. but after seeing this live show now i know... THAT A TRUE LEGEND!!..EVERYTHING PERFECT!! LONG LIVE SOUL POWER!!!!♥️♥️♥️
This man sung, danced, went a played the piano riff which was heavily sampled including the movie nothing but trouble. He composed the music and created an exclusive sound. He was a genius
Perfection...Tight musical arrangements, cool outfits, great musicians, sexy backup dancer, good accompanying singer & hype man (and songwriter) Bobby Byrd, and the ever expressive and energetic star performer, James Brown. *** I imagine the Italian people telling their families / grandchildren "I saw the great James Brown live in person !"
I would have lost my mind to see this for the first time, live (not sure if these people knew what they were in for or not, lol). You really believe it, with James. From funk to a moment of real emotion.... then suddenly back to funk and energy. Such dynamics!
Paula´s Universe, agree to that. The dancer is Elza Soares, a Brazilian superstar, icon, singer and songwriter "Queen of Samba". So she was not a go go dancer at all. In this video she is 40 yo and a mother of four... Google her and there is a lot about her life and what happened to her. She was awarded "Singer of the Millenium" by BBC. For many yeras she was married to fotboll star Garrincha and they lived in Rome 1970 to 1971 something. So that i maybee an explaination why she is on this TV show. That was indeed very unexpected and a big surprise. She was globally a bigger star than JB himself, but funny thing is that I guess not many people in that TV show, or seeing this video, has any idea about that. Kindá sad really
Mi ricordo di quella puntata, STUDIO 10, con Alberto Lupo, avevo 11anni, tanto tempo fa, la televisione italiana in quel epoca era a passo col tempo, Storia di un epoca che non cè più. Grazie per aver condiviso questo episodio. 👍🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹❤❤❤❤❤❤
And to think I was 2 yrs old, living down the road in Napoli while this was going on! Damn what creations back in the day. Thank you James and co. Today just doesn't compare...Such inspirations for generations..
I am saddened by two things...one is that a GIGANTIC performer like james brown has passed away ...the second is the condition of italian TV programs at the presente momnt. we had only two channels at the time and we were full of music and culture . Best times. Thank you james brown for this incredible live rendition in italy
I remember this show, I was a child and remember my mother and my father dancing! Great show, great artist. JB number one of funky!!!!! Simply the best and the only one.
I am convinced that funk was born when Bootsy laid into that opening bassline for Soul Power and Catfish, followed with those tight as hell guitar chords .. I can listen to that 20 secs of music forever. JB and BB were badasses.
My sister and I saw the Great James Brown at Chicago’s Arie Crown Theatre in the late “70’s - we were young teenagers.., it was electrifying and we were So excited. Will never forget it. James Brown was THEEEEEE Master Performer and his band was the greatest.👏🏼👍🏼💪🏽💕
When I was a small kid, my mom was the first one at the record store when the new James Brown single came out. This man and his band touched souls the world over.
When you can groove, dance that hard and still sing without loosing your breath is a testament to the work he put in no doubt the greatest performer/entertainer of all time. Rest In Soul Power Godfather!
I would love to see this in color. This performance was nothing less than perfect. The cats on horns were awesome. Bootsy Collins on bass was on point. Bobby Bird was truly the best ever hype man of all times. The background dancer held her own also. James was simply the best! Period!
I”ve seen this video many times, An each time WOW I feel that PURE SOUL, pure dinamite, pure energy and look at the people!!! Wow what super star , thanks James Brown❤ wherever you are❤
Talking about performance! Wow! ❤️❤️❤️ He was one of the singers of my generation. In the early 70s there was no dance hall, school dance, or teenage house party without the music of James Brown. It was before Disco music 🎵 💃🏻 and it was dance music, it was doing the bump music, it was getting down music. I watched this particular music video and got goosebumps. RIP James Brown wherever you are and thank you for making so many teenagers dance and for bringing so much happiness to our lives.
Soul Brother #1, Hardest Workin’ Man In Show Business, Mr. Please, Please, Please hisself, ain’t takin’ no chances on this date....TWO drummers w/full kit! Gotta be the most soulful quarter-hour, this writer has seen in some time.
And THIS is WHY James Brown will FOREVER be the GODFATHER of SOUL + FUNK. There will never be another one like him. EVER. I literally teared up when James walked off stage and went into the "all white" audience and shook peoples hands, and made that human CONNECTION. THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC. Rest in eternal LOVE King!!! 👑 ❤ Go Bless you forever and ever. 🙏
I saw James Brown after he sobered up in the 90's. Most energy at a live show I've ever attended. Everyone was up dancing the whole show. Truly the hardest working man in show biz. The band was killer James still had the moves. Funk at its finest. RIP the Godfather of soil.
Invaluable tv from Italy. Great camera work during the interplay of James and Bobby. Pass this footage on to all music lovers in the world so they can remember the greatest performer ever
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I'm Italian, I was 6 in 1971 and I remember very few things. One is the match of the soccer world cup Italy - Brazil, played the previous year, with Pele on the pitch. Another is this fantastic performance. You must know that, in those years, the audience on TV could not move, they could not get up, they could only applaud on command. Then came James Brown.
wow that is so cool. ...the football (yes football not soccer / i worked in Seria A & saw James Brown twice once i Perugia), love what you said too bad you could not dance to the man back in 71.
@@garfieldmtify - You're not related to Garth Crooks, by any chance are you?😆
@@wiseonwords maybe I’m not sure 🤔 where are you?
Thank you for sharing that✊🏾✌🏾
Cool man. I'm from Cincinnati and 11 in 1971. The Godfather cut so many record out of Cincinnati we thought he was from Cincinnati. To this day he is my favorite 🎵 artist. His legacy is sealed in popular music. He's Super bad.
What James Brown and his band did by default is something that nearly no one today is able to do - doing a pure live performance
Amen it in gospel music now there performance is powerful
No one plays after James Brown. This is the reason why.
James Brown is the best!!!!!
There are some Entertainer's that will never be replaced... That's James Brown....!
Not even nearly. I don't think anyone has ever touched this. And it's been 50 years.
I don't think there's a man that can make a hit with less words than James Brown
Nope.. or a few screams! 😊😊
Like a lot of forms of music, it's attitude! And presence 😅👏
@@iahelcathartesaura3887escola para muitos MJ KKK seus gritos Auuuu
To think, this man was SELF-TAUGHT and was blessed with RAW TALENT!! Continue to R.I.P. James Brown
I hate to think of a world without James Brown.... Thank God he was born!
He wasn't born. He was delivered.
@Thunderous One g
George Thoroughgood does the encore thing with the robe and returning to the stage a couple of times in his act.
Some "youngsters" next to me were saying how original it was.
I gave them some R&R 101 right there!
Really cool. Even now. РЕАЛЬНО КРУТО. ДАЖЕ СЕЙЧАС.
The James brown music is coming back this yeahhh The future of Funk follow IG ( Rosesmanagement )
YESSSSSSSS !!! IM 63 GOOD DAYS BACK THEM !!!
One of the best live performers in the history of music.
True dat.
I can see his influence in Prince's performances ... pure funk!
Say word
I agree
one of the best musicians of all time
The transition from Its A Mans Mans Mans World to Soul Power is...phenomenal.
So on point 🔥🔥🔥🔥
So seamless too. 👌🏾
@@Missjunebugfreak Yes so smooth. Everytime I watched this part, it gives me goosebumps.
Because he is James Brow
If that transition was a singular composition, it would have artistic fame all by itself!
The female dancer in the background is going nonstop and in rhythm. No joke 😊
Yeah she’s awesome
Style!
La goza
I just thought that then read your comment. Shes great
Her name is Ann Norman
This is what you call an influencer. A Master, a genius!
Fuck influencers
Perfectionist
James Brown set Rome on FIRE 🔥
And nobody got burned. But seriously the Italians loved him. They knew he was real.
@@christophercasey6775 YES😂
THEY WASN'T READY LOL
@@sherleengibson8847 u7erurj😊🙃😊🙃☺☺🙃🐎🐺🐺🐱🦍🐱🦮🦮🐺🐈🐎🐺🦝🐺🐱🦝🐺🦝🦍🦝🐺🐴🐴🐺🐴🐺🦝🐺🦝🦝🐺🦊🐺🐴🐆🐺🐆🐴🐺🐴🐺🐴🐴🐺🐺🐴🐆🐺🦝🐺🐱🐺🐱🐺🦝🦝🐺🦝🐺🦝🐺🐺🐴🐺
@@luisclaudiosilva3614 🍺
I've tried, i've searched: Haven't found a better live performance by James Brown then this one...
Look up James Brown’s David letterman show performance!! It is brilliant!!!
Out of side..
Check out the T.A.M.I. Show 1964. It is better, but not by much!
LIVE AT THE APOLLO THEATER 1968 AND THE BOSTON GARDEN 1968
I am 21 yrs old, currently listening in 2024!🔥He will forever be my King of Soul!🔥💕
same and Im 23!
God bless you young man.
The Godfather of Soul….
Everything is right about this, James and Bobby's chemistry was crazy together, the hard hitting bass lines, the drummer, the horn section, the dancer in the back, the afros, the tempo of the music........this showmanship we will never see. Thankful for growing up to this man in my life and for youtube being able to save these moments!
👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑ΒΑΣΣΙΛΙΑΣ ΑΘΑΝΑΤΟΟΟΟΟΟΣ...
So crisp indeed. In and out of the bracket. Greetings from Denmark
This was the JB era. James at the turn of the 70s,
changed the game, AGAIN.
Fenomeno!0
James and Bobby Special coming together of to super bad brothers vocals,the band guitar riffs bass drums horns Legendary.Feeling is what the world needs now .in music.
A-yo shoutout to the background dancer , she killed it the whole time and didn't miss a beat.
And that afro!
She better not miss a beat or that’s a fine from James.
@@jerrygentleman4530 😂
She was hot too
She would have been fined! No lie!
Them Italians ain’t never experienced nothing like James and that nonstop pulsing beat and thrashing horns , especially when he played Soul Power , I bet when they went home they had to have a drink and talk about what in the hell did we experience , a black tornado of sound and energy blew through the stage !
That is the funniest comment I have ever seen!😋😘😍😇😁😀😂😂😂😃😄😅😎😋😅😆
I AGREE!
this guy was a genius, comparable to bach mozart and other geniuses , his music will live on for centuries
I’ve heard it said there are the 3 B’s of music: Beethoven Brahms and Bach. Someone added there are the 4 B’s:
Beethoven, Brahms, Bach, James Brown!
Can’t disagree 😁
Il les a dépassé si ils étaient vivants du temps du phénoménal James Brown Mozart Beethoven et tout les autres auraient été des fans du légendaire James Brown ❤👏👏👏
Then God said let there be Funk, and there was James Brown.
Word 👊
I think he says in his book that cold sweat was his first funk song and that song is so good
And on the 3rd day, he met Bootsie
Gud GAWWWWWWWD!!!😎
FOR US ITALIAN PEOPLE IN 1971 HE WAS LIKE DYNOMITE MAX ITALY THAKS JAMES RIP GOD BLESS YOU
You guys probably never seen anything like it am I correct
Italy has always been funky, but JB is something else
Super Super
@@VinylEldred
Not exactly, we had been exposed to black music before (most noticeably American-born Italian singer Rocky Roberts), but JB was on a whole new level.
This is a revelation to me. I knew Italy was exposed to funk music in the 1980s but this was way before then.
This is the coolest man to ever walk the earth, no question.
You can see a lot of James Brown in a young Michael Jackson. This man is AMAZING!
I agree with you Rob
Prince as well.
Literal! Pocas personas saben que este fue el hombre que inspiró a Michael Jackson
@@chinaphone I was just about to say Prince as well. They both learned from the best JAMES BROWN. I see now how prince will move the mike just like James
@@chinaphonepiada? O Prince não chega aos pés do Michael.
This is how you make America great again-To have all people feel the love of his sounds. His band best in the land keeps on jamming!!. We will never have this kind of music and energy again
I second that bro!
Yes !!!! 👍🏽🎵🙏🏽❤️✊🏾
ABSO FUKIN LUTELY ✊🏾✌🏾✌✊✌🏻✊🏻
johnny Macon Bootsy learned from THE BEST!!!!
I testify!!
James Brown was the most electrifying performer God ever made...and 100% pure and raw!
Well spoken truth!
And Fela Kuti...rawness and spectacle
One of the most greatest artist of all time... For sure.
Imagine having to follow this man on stage!!
He had ants in his pants 😉
That is the greatest musical performance by anyone ever. Right down to every choreographed move and hand shake. A true genius.
What an amazing performance, WOW what a voice, feeling and energy❤❤❤
That's the hardest Working Man, then, now and forever more. They imitate and try to duplicate. There's Only One JAMES BROWN. LOVE AND RESPECT, RIP.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Can you imagine the feeling and vibe in that crowd experiencing this unforgettable LIVE PERFORMANCE
Wow, wish I was there. I grew up in that era.
My idol!! Don’t mean to brag but he high-fived me at a concert once. I was literally at his feet the whole concert. One of the best days of my life.
Christian...you are lucky...to report this. 👍
Awesome
I met Roy Ayers about 3 years ago. Life is good.
@@ColinFlowers very cool!!! I love Roy Ayers also!!! Doobeedoo Run Run Run!! :-)
@@MrChristian Yeah he was so chilled. My girl and I met him backstage in dressing room here in England. She was talking his ear off and (I think to change the subject ) he said to me " hey brother, What's your name?" Coolest 2 seconds of my entire life! I was kinda star stuck and cannot even really remember what I said but I just remember Roy looking directly at me and that's just pure gold.
The hardest working man in show business!
His dancing was epic and can barely contain myself when I watch him.
BOOTSY ON THE BASS, and that Dancer was Banging back then😉👍😍
I have tears in my eyes. Mr James Brown is so beautiful, i love him so much
December25 2006 my musical idol and inspiration died , Mr. James Brown. I cried when he passed away after so many years of being The Godfather Of Soul and Hardest Working Man In Show Business! Rest in Peace J.B.
❤❤❤❤❤
A total entertainer !!
I'm 68 and grew up watching this man.
Same here. He’s had my deepest respect and appreciation ever since I first heard him!
THE Godfather of Soul 👏🏻
The world of music owes gratitude to James Brown Funk R&B Jazz Fusion Hip hop Rap and last not least Soul
Hip hop already paid homage by sampling his music😉
@@SabinaCesar2024 .. which counts as long as they paid him for every single one
It’s the blues that started it all. We owe gratitude to guys like Robert Johnson, Howlin Wolf, Muddy Waters, Lead Belly, etc. Check this band out on TH-cam: One Dime Ride
Why is this more exciting than like 20 years of music?
Because this is great music music went somewhere eles
What about Aphex twin
This will NEVER age!
One of the greatest singers of all time .
Man, I watch this and I can see where Prince learned from the master. They were both so amazing. Thank you Mr Brown.
Most of the younger artists said they learned from him too. Even Michael Jackson said James Brown inspired some of his moves too.
@@GailBecker-MSED-CM-Author some? Understatement. Michael said Nobody inspired him more than James Brown.
Yeah but both will never be as good as James Brown. That man's legendary
Micheal Jackson, Prince, RHCP, Jamiroquai ... you name it
@@realtalkoldschool4351 Exactly
Raw, primal, modern, so unique, and original-there will be another talent like him.. I saw him perform twice and it was transformational. I grew up in the 60s and there will never ever be a decade where so many influences such as gospel, the blues, and country music created a counter culture that rose up and flipped the world upside down.
Is true by max italy
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The 60's were an amazing time!!
Yeah we get it your the first generation rich enough to have youth culture stop bragging about it
Look how young Bootsie Collins is....James is electric & at the top of his game 🎹💯🙏🏾
One of the most beautiful things that I have ever seen in my life!!!!! Long Live The Memory of James Brown!!!!
I LOVE the horn sections moves sooooo smooth epically the man in front AWESOME.
We live in an age of revision. Before him, there was nothing like this.
Nothing.
You are absolutely correct! JB created, single-handedly, a music genre! Before him there was none.
OG...
Revision and derivation.
@@unk5859 You ALREADY KNOW 😁
Let’s give it up for the sister dancing in the back, James, never disappoints, dame near all his songs was sampled in rap music he was definitely the god father of soul
James Brown, Bobbi Byrd, Bootsy Collins and all the others together in Rome, good stuff. Love it.
Catfish
This version of Man’s World is off the charts. JB was simply incredible at this stage with Bootsy and brother and two drummers.
Looked like Jimi Hendrix To Me on bass or BC
Catfish Collins on guitar.
@@quintonjackson3253 Bootsy Collins on bass!
JAMES BROWN IS AND WAS ONE OF THE BEST ONSTAGE PERFORMANCES OF HIS TIMES.
Amen! Truly a TOTAL Experience!
Of all times past and present
ALL TIMES.
Of his time ? U should show more respect !
Saw him many times, NEVER disappointed. Truely the Godfather of both soul and funk.
He was king on everything Fi'e 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 as he wanted to be!
James Brown 🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎
Man, back then James and his Bobby's had it ALL... Rythem, moves, voices, appearances, class... It ALL came together on stage like a one man machine...
James Brown and his band associates had the talent, spirit, energy, soul like nobody else could perform on stage. I am so fortunate that I was raised up listening to his music and all that he gave to this world as an amazing artist.
So tight and so funky. James' arrangements were outstanding.
When musicians who could dance instead of dancers who can't really sing topped the charts.
You couldn’t make one mistake or you’d be out.
I'd have hated to have have worked for him, James was a perfectionist. I'd never have met his standards. Genius though, as you say, 'So tight and so funky. James' arrangements were outstanding'.
Bobby Byrd
Tightest shit I've ever seen!
wow! Look at the applause and standing ovation. Only Mr. Brown!
I'm in awe
THE POWER OF LOVE...GODS SOUND, LIGHT, AND INTELLIGENCE MAKING HARMONY MANIFEST BETWEEN THE RACES...BEAUTY AND LOVE WERE SPOKEN AND ACKNOWLEDGED...MUSIC...GREAT MUSIC WILL HELP US UNDERSTAND WHAT WE HAVE IN COMMON AND KEEP OUR HEARTS OPEN TO GREATER EXPERIENCES WITH A HIGHER LOVE...AIN'T IT FUNKY NOW, IT WAS FUNKY THEN, HAVE YOU HEARD THE HOLY WIND..."THE AKASH BANI THE WIND OF HEAVEN"...PEACE AND HARMONY Y'ALL
You have to add Bobby Byrd and the JBs to Jaaames Brown!
DR JAMIE ADAMS BOA TARDE AXÉ BOM DIA BOA NOITE MUITA SAÚDE FIRMA BAETA NEVES ALESSANDRO DE SOUZA AXÉ BOM DIA
Only James brown can make his screams sound cool.
Michael Jackson too
@@jeanphilippejuniorcharle-zf3dxyup,considering that his biggest inspiration was James Brown
This performance is nothing short of ICONIC! The way James moves and commands the stage is so mesmerizing. Also cool to see Bootsy Collins on bass.
James Brown is THE GOAT!!!
OH MY! I lived in Roma for 20 Years,but I missed that Concert! Europeans LOVED James Brown as they LOVED Josephine Baker! I saw Duke Ellington however, and his Orchestra at the Coliseum and let me tell you,TEARS IN MY EYES! Like This! Thank You!
This is legendary, perhaps one of the top live performances ever! Love to J.B. and to the rest of the band. Hats off….
There will never ever be another James Brown. He has been gone for nearly 20 years, and his impact is still felt. This man put on a hell of a show from day one. And didn't stop for 50+ years.
Exactly what we need right now is Soul Power!!! Mr. James Brown IS SOUL!!!! Miss him too pieces!! 😔
You can't even put it into words, there are no words for this.
This should be mandatory viewing for all of humanity.
Michael and Prince they look up very close to the Godfather of soul!!! a legend never forgotten!!!
i never knew how good james brown before this..i only listen to that "i feel good" song on tv.. but after seeing this live show now i know... THAT A TRUE LEGEND!!..EVERYTHING PERFECT!!
LONG LIVE SOUL POWER!!!!♥️♥️♥️
The most important black music genius of all time
This man sung, danced, went a played the piano riff which was heavily sampled including the movie nothing but trouble. He composed the music and created an exclusive sound. He was a genius
Perfection...Tight musical arrangements, cool outfits, great musicians, sexy backup dancer, good accompanying singer & hype man (and songwriter) Bobby Byrd, and the ever expressive and energetic star performer, James Brown. *** I imagine the Italian people telling their families / grandchildren "I saw the great James Brown live in person !"
Can you imagine the energy at that concert!
I would have lost my mind to see this for the first time, live (not sure if these people knew what they were in for or not, lol). You really believe it, with James. From funk to a moment of real emotion.... then suddenly back to funk and energy. Such dynamics!
@@rhard007 Enough to solve the energy crisis!
Paula´s Universe, agree to that. The dancer is Elza Soares, a Brazilian superstar, icon, singer and songwriter "Queen of Samba". So she was not a go go dancer at all.
In this video she is 40 yo and a mother of four...
Google her and there is a lot about her life and what happened to her.
She was awarded "Singer of the Millenium" by BBC.
For many yeras she was married to fotboll star Garrincha and they lived in Rome 1970 to 1971 something.
So that i maybee an explaination why she is on this TV show. That was indeed very unexpected and a big surprise.
She was globally a bigger star than JB himself, but funny thing is that I guess not many people in that TV show, or seeing this video, has any idea about that. Kindá sad really
@@stennordenmalm1735 Thank you for the history and information on this lady. 🌟🌸
James killing it on keyboards 4:28
You learn something every day - he was good at that, too.
@@AshleyPomeroy Anyone know what amps and cabs they use? They have a whole wall there but can't really read the brand.
I never knew that James could play the keyboard so well. God bless him.
With absolute ease
I saw James Brown And The Famous Flames when I was 15 years old in 1965 in Harrisburg PA. I’ll never forget that night.
Mi ricordo di quella puntata, STUDIO 10, con Alberto Lupo, avevo 11anni, tanto tempo fa, la televisione italiana in quel epoca era a passo col tempo, Storia di un epoca che non cè più. Grazie per aver condiviso questo episodio. 👍🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹❤❤❤❤❤❤
HOW could you ever get tired of JAMES BROWN'S performances? 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 🔥🔥🔥🖤🙌🏿
Thank GOD for James Brown. 🙏🏿
This has to be the best performance of his life every thing was so tight it was nuts
Every performance was his best,
Tammy show is the best go watch it itll make you question how is it possible to keep that energy up
And to think I was 2 yrs old, living down the road in Napoli while this was going on! Damn what creations back in the day. Thank you James and co. Today just doesn't compare...Such inspirations for generations..
I am saddened by two things...one is that a GIGANTIC performer like james brown has passed away ...the second is the condition of italian TV programs at the presente momnt. we had only two channels at the time and we were full of music and culture . Best times. Thank you james brown for this incredible live rendition in italy
A very dynamic artist , one of the most revolutionary musician of the 20th century
I remember this show, I was a child and remember my mother and my father dancing! Great show, great artist. JB number one of funky!!!!! Simply the best and the only one.
Italy means style, quality and glamour! Thank you Italy for this moment! That is the best show of James Braun, I have ever seen!😘Italy!
Thank to you for this words by max Italy
@@massimoautorino3864 I used to enjoy my vacations in Italy 🇮🇹 😭😭😭old times!
Bootsy Collins on bass. Arguably the greatest funk bassist that ever lived.
don't know bout all that but he was the business
How about Larry Graham?
@@grouchosays he's definitely up there
Can't sleep on Bernard Edward's from Chic!
@@doncnunez6231 true!
Gracias🤝 por compartir esta PRECIOSA JOYITA, joven aún el ✨️maestro,✨️ interpretando 2 d sus mejores ✨️TEMAZOS✨️💯💯🌟🔥👑🔥🌟👑🌟🌟💯💯
Incredible performance.
I am convinced that funk was born when Bootsy laid into that opening bassline for Soul Power and Catfish, followed with those tight as hell guitar chords .. I can listen to that 20 secs of music forever. JB and BB were badasses.
James Brown the KING of souls, he was the best singer 👩🎤 in life world 🌎, he was awesome and amazing guy , bravo. Congratulations 🎈🎉🍾🎊.
James Brown was metal af. He had the energy and charisma his music makes you want to mosh.
My sister and I saw the Great James Brown at Chicago’s Arie Crown Theatre in the late “70’s - we were young teenagers.., it was electrifying and we were So excited.
Will never forget it.
James Brown was THEEEEEE Master Performer and his band was the greatest.👏🏼👍🏼💪🏽💕
If u sa James Brown thé u ' ré blessé by GOD
Hardest working man in show business. A close friend to Elvis.
2023 listening to this and I get it 🔥
💥💥🌟💥💥🌟💥💥🌟💥💥🌟
Background lady dance is amazing
And in the forefront Mr. Brown
Is creating magic⚘️⚘️⚘️
💥💥🌟💥💥🌟💥💥🌟💥💥🌟
When I was a small kid, my mom was the first one at the record store when the new James Brown single came out. This man and his band touched souls the world over.
Now this is definitely one life that mattered. Soul Brother Number 1.
Division One Basketball Otis Redding soul brother number two Jimmy The Early Byrd WILD in Boston
Never saw this video before. It gives me goose-bumps. Such a massive talent. I'm stunned.
When you can groove, dance that hard and still sing without loosing your breath is a testament to the work he put in no doubt the greatest performer/entertainer of all time. Rest In Soul Power Godfather!
Killin' it for the Romans, James!
Hello!!! How are you doing today? Please
pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you're a fan! Stay
safe!
Maravilos 💐🏄♂️🤙💖🙏
I didn't know James can play piano like that 🎼💯👍🏽
Rafael Larkins Self-taught musician who can play multiple instruments.
HE CAN SING
OPERA TOO ❤️ !
@@m.patsyfauntleroy9645 absolutely! Have you seen JB and Pavarottis performance, truley mindblowing
I would love to see this in color. This performance was nothing less than perfect. The cats on horns were awesome. Bootsy Collins on bass was on point. Bobby Bird was truly the best ever hype man of all times. The background dancer held her own also. James was simply the best! Period!
I”ve seen this video many times, An each time WOW I feel that PURE SOUL, pure dinamite, pure energy and look at the people!!! Wow what super star , thanks James Brown❤ wherever you are❤
Talking about performance! Wow! ❤️❤️❤️
He was one of the singers of my generation. In the early 70s there was no dance hall, school dance, or teenage house party without the music of James Brown. It was before Disco music 🎵 💃🏻 and it was dance music, it was doing the bump music, it was getting down music. I watched this particular music video and got goosebumps. RIP James Brown wherever you are and thank you for making so many teenagers dance and for bringing so much happiness to our lives.
James Brown King of Soul to Aretha’s Queen of soul
@@anncata7368 Godfather of Soul……
Soul Brother #1, Hardest Workin’ Man In Show Business, Mr. Please, Please, Please hisself, ain’t takin’ no chances on this date....TWO drummers w/full kit!
Gotta be the most soulful quarter-hour, this writer has seen in some time.
And THIS is WHY James Brown will FOREVER be the GODFATHER of SOUL + FUNK.
There will never be another one like him. EVER.
I literally teared up when James walked off stage and went into the "all white" audience and shook peoples hands, and made that human CONNECTION.
THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC.
Rest in eternal LOVE King!!! 👑 ❤
Go Bless you forever and ever. 🙏
I saw James Brown after he sobered up in the 90's. Most energy at a live show I've ever attended. Everyone was up dancing the whole show. Truly the hardest working man in show biz. The band was killer James still had the moves. Funk at its finest. RIP the Godfather of soil.
I didn't know he had a drug or drinking issue??
@@derwinjohnson8174he had a really bad PCP addiction
ah, the good ol days when music gods would kill to come to perform in Italy. Look where are we today...
Invaluable tv from Italy. Great camera work during the interplay of James and Bobby. Pass this footage on to all music lovers in the world so they can remember the greatest performer ever
Sweating like hell n it feeeeeeels gooooood!!!!😊
Monday morning coffee! So much energy.
RIP James Brown! Always had and excellent band... real musicians not that bottled stuff!