First time I saw him was in a stadium in Miami, Florida. I was 15 years old in 1963. He blew my mind the energy electricity he had.3 drummers on stage and what a sound, what a band and show. He was way ahead of his time and still is. Now he is gone but never forgotten
James brown , ray Charles , and many more were definitely gifted individuals that were making music way ahead of it's time and struggled against the record industry who's greed allowed them to get rich of other people's talent. That pisses me off , because those same parasites ran the record companies right up to today . James wanted his own record company, but back then it was a different time and thats really sad .
Years ago, JB was on David Letterman. After the monologue and other sketches, JB was the first guest and performed a song with Paul and the band (who were just in heaven performing with this legend.) Dave broke for a commercial and when he returned, he said JB wanted to perform another song. JB kept coming back to give more. Dave had to bump all his planned guests for the evening (but what could he do?). JB was fired up, had Paul and the boys rocking under his musical direction and had the audience literally on their feet dancing. There is a video on YT of that Late Night show. Much worth watching. Shows you why he is an iconic entertainer and without doubt the hardest working man in show business.
Frankie Lymon created some of these dance moves in the late fifties. Frankie was somewhere between the end of doowop and the beginning of R&B. Overdosed on heroin at 26.
+Joseph Sanders No, we'd still have Michael but I don't know about the rest of those dudes. Michael did the same thing James did: he inspired others to do what he did. It's about the influence.
The funky drummer himself, Clyde Stubblefield. James Brown had the baddest drummers around. This particular drummer was the late Mr. Clyde Stubblefield. Funkiest drummer ever. James Brown also had drummers Melvin Parker and Jabo Starks in his band, who were excellent in their own right. These guys (especially Clyde Stubblefield) essentially invented funk music with James Brown, and their beats pretty much became the spine of hip-hop. Thus why James Brown would promote his drummers with drum solos and segue their solos with, "Give the drummer some!" James knew his band had the baddest beats on the planet.
I got that puissance Lady, lady, I got that potence, You obvious know human sexy Peeps are real, true in humanity, Oh yeah, Heavenly, Pray pray, oh Yehva I got the feeling, alright Lady, Lady, Lady 😇
Im 65 now. When I was a kid in Atlanta we saw him often in the old Atlanta Auditorium. I'm a white guy and my pal and I would gather a dozen other kids and lift the side "delivery" door up a foot high and scurry under and run from the ushers. It was worth the trouble. The Flames were hot, baby. Hahaha. We'd dance in the aisles. Rest in Peace, James.
Also, R.I.P. to The mighty FAMOUS FLAMES: BOBBY BYRD (died in 2007), LLOYD STALLWORTH, (died in 2002) BOBBY BENNETT, (died in 2013) Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2012 !!
I saw him in Knoxville,TN. In 1965 and st East TN. state in 1966. In Knoxville there were only a hsndful of whites; at ETSU only a handful of of blacks. Didn't matter. His show was the same as the 1962 Album and we knew every word. He did add Prisoner of Love which was fabulous. I don't think there is anything that compares to that today. You simply had to be there.
***** You sloppy bitch you are on YT disrespecting other people and you have the nerve to talk about someone else. Bitch take that weave off and take a look in the mirror. You attract to yourself what you put out. Nobody told you? Trick you talk about childish....are you capable of seeing yourself?
This is where break dancing, rap/hip hop R&B, rock n oll came from. This is the Jazz/Funk/blues/Soul/Jive era. Listen up. I am a tether, speaking and i see FBA/BA culture. James brown doing the foot work, body motions etc.... James brown singing the rhymes, flowing, and got the lyrics...this is a masterpiece.
I saw this man in concert everytime he came to our city in the 70's boy did he rock the house his band and his dancing was the bomb. There will never be another James Brown.
The reason why I love James Brown so much is because I’ve never seen any other artists love his or her music more than he did. He realized he had something special in his sound. There will never be another quite as funky as this gift from God. To that I’m very appreciative. RIP to the funk innovator himself....Mr. James Brown!!!
The editing of these clips is so perfectly synchronized to the music and James Brown's anti-gravity footwork. The result is mesmerizing. The Godfather of Funk lights the afterburners in this must-see montage, and he got my head bobbin;' and weavin' like a boxer right here in my chair.
+Michael Jackson Everyone took from him! This man was responsible for creating a whole genre of music and was still performing well into his 70's! Talk about time less!
Clyde Austin Stubblefield (April 18, 1943 - February 18, 2017) was an American drummer best known for his work with James Brown. A self-taught musician, he was influenced by the sound of natural rhythms around him. His drum patterns on Brown's recordings are considered funk standards. He recorded and toured with Brown for six years and settled in Madison, Wisconsin, where he was a staple of the local music scene. Often uncredited, samples of his drum patterns were heavily used in hip-hop music.
Mr. James Brown was a true brother of soul back in the days of old. He made us feel the thrill of what he was saying through his singing and amazing dance moves.
I am sure he had to go through some stuff, but it was not as bad as you think. There were A LOT of black superstars back then. They were idoled by white folk
I got the feelin' Baby, baby I got the feelin' You don't know what you do to me People are heavy, down in misery Hey, yeah, alright Hey, hey, good lord I got the feelin', alright Baby, baby, baby Baby, baby, baby Baby, baby, baby Baby, baby I got the feelin' baby Baby, sometimes I'm up, sometimes I'm down My heart, I'm around the town I'm level with the ground Baby, I said level with the ground Well baby, you treat me, you treat me bad No, no, I know no No you don't mean it now Sometimes I roam But, I'll be coming back home Sometimes, I seem to be fly I just don't know when to say bye bye Hey baby Baby, I got that feelin' baby I have it, alright Baby, baby, baby Baby, baby, baby Baby, baby, baby Baby, baby, I'm on now Come on now Oh, oh, oh
I saw JB live back in 1967 and 1968 iI was 11yr and 12yrs old at The old Cleveland auditorium, the man was unbelievable his moves and singing were fluid super smooth quick on time. JAMES BROWN ONE IN LIFE TIME PERFORMER. THERE WELL NEVER BE ANOTHER GOD FATHER OF SOUL AND FUNK.
Look at those moves no entertainer can do that in 2018 that born down to talent and there will not be anyone born with that degree of talent for a long time.
Yeap, when James Brown gets up and do his thing, nobody sits down! Back in the day when he was so hot no other singer or band could hold a candle to him, when it came to getting people out on the dance floor. Even the ones who couldn't dance, danced!
No one could, can, or ever will be able to match JB as a performer. If you never got the chance to see him, I pity you. Fortunately, I saw him 3x. I'd take back every concert I ever attended, sorry Dylan, just to be able to witness him once more. Alas, that can never happen. Decades after seeing him, I can still feel the thrill in my heart at being only steps away from him as he worked his incomparable magic for two to three hour sets.
I dance to this song when I was a lil girl every Sunday. I love me sum James Brown & da bands! Did you know that James Brown had sumthing to do with makin black history Month love him R.I.P
That 1.5 thousand people that dislike this song his music is our heritage he pave the way for other artists to sample his music. And he welcomed them to do it better. Papa was his name James brown didn't take no mess by all means. I grew up in a James brown household and he did moves that Micheal Jackson, Instated years later. From his moves Micheal Jackson was able to moonwalk. He's a icon and A legend
Mr. Brown had to have been a very strong 💪 man doing all those dances. I would have retired earlier though and enjoyed the MONEY earlier which was well deserved.
First time I saw him was in a stadium in Miami, Florida. I was 15 years old in 1963. He blew my mind the energy electricity he had.3 drummers on stage and what a sound, what a band and show. He was way ahead of his time and still is. Now he is gone but never forgotten
I envy you sir... You where lucky enough to see him live ❤️
Much respect from Angola, África
Crazy; 3 drummers to hold on with his energy 👌🏽 humanity can be so godlike 👍
But you are white. I thought america was segregated in '63
@@ikennauzomah3417 Not all whites are racist. I did not understand color when I was young even in the 60s growing up.
I envy you. I was unlucky enough to have been born after his death passing. I would travel thousands of miles to see him live.
I'm sick and tired of mfs not giving James brown his respect!!he's the God father of soul!
PREACH the truth
James brown , ray Charles , and many more were definitely gifted individuals that were making music way ahead of it's time and struggled against the record industry who's greed allowed them to get rich of other people's talent. That pisses me off , because those same parasites ran the record companies right up to today . James wanted his own record company, but back then it was a different time and thats really sad .
I'm 19 and love all of his work I also played in get on up
Legend!! Him and little richard. Rock music today has evolved to something incredible but you can see them and see the start
He's the GOD and the FATHER of soul.
This is where Michael Jackson learnt all his moves from🙆🙆🙆😳😳
That’s where we all learned! Imitating James Brown.
Prince stole the whole drop the Mike and bringing it back and splits straight from James Brown
It's called influence. Every musician pulls influence from someone he or she admires. That's how things progress.
For real, i just see James moonwalk backwards and sideways!
Michael has always praised James brown as his hero
NO ONE is Funkier than this man!! GOT THAT FUNK!
FruitpunchFTW The definition of FUNK has James Brown's picture next to it! Uuh!
Kevin preach on
Yes INDEED AMEN
@1-800-Wavy mm no he didnt create it but did push it to the forefront of music. sly and the stones along with george clinton helped
I got the feeling. In the gym playing James and Chuck D. Haha
Do y'all see this foot work? No, for real, do y'all see this foot work?????
Man!!!! He was something else.....
James Gibson THE king
You have to watch this in super super super slow motion to see and appreciate James Brown's foot work.
Broke my ankle tryin that shit
Cocaines a hell of a drug.
F U N K
He’s own style of singing and dancing man was untouchable 🔥🔥🔥
Would you Agree that Chuck Berry was as Influential helping Rock 'N Roll?
Unlike most stars, James Brown would perform for 3 hours straight. Not just one or two songs.
Years ago, JB was on David Letterman. After the monologue and other sketches, JB was the first guest and performed a song with Paul and the band (who were just in heaven performing with this legend.) Dave broke for a commercial and when he returned, he said JB wanted to perform another song. JB kept coming back to give more. Dave had to bump all his planned guests for the evening (but what could he do?). JB was fired up, had Paul and the boys rocking under his musical direction and had the audience literally on their feet dancing. There is a video on YT of that Late Night show. Much worth watching. Shows you why he is an iconic entertainer and without doubt the hardest working man in show business.
James Brown changed the entire world 🌎 with his music 🎶
Let see, I'll see Prince, Bruno Mars, Michael Jackson, Usher, Chris Brown, and many more artiest use James style... RIP great one!
Bruno Mars took from MJ, also he sucks never put his name next to MJ
Bruno Mars > Michael Jackson. LOL!
Bruno Mars is trash.
King Swagger!
Omarion Ginuwine they studied James Brown
Bro,this guys foot work is off the chain.
James Brown is so legendary! His drums are the birth of Hip-Hop.
respect forever to the soul man. salute
GOODxJ - RESPECT!!
Oh, no!
@@nora22000 Oh yes
I'm 72yrs and i saw James Brown and the Flames in the 60's in San diego,ca. He put on awesome show!!
Mary Torres you so lucky
Aaaaaaaaaàaaa
If it wasnt for James Brown we wouldnt have Michale Jackson or Usher Ginuwine and Chris Brown and Omarion.....All come from this man James Brown.
Frankie Lymon created some of these dance moves in the late fifties. Frankie was somewhere between the end of doowop and the beginning of R&B. Overdosed on heroin at 26.
Very true. Almost forgot about him
+Joseph Sanders CORRECT
+Joseph Sanders No, we'd still have Michael but I don't know about the rest of those dudes. Michael did the same thing James did: he inspired others to do what he did. It's about the influence.
+slimdudeDJC You're dead wrong! When Mike first James Brown he had seen what the world hadn't seen! And that was MR. JAMES BROWN GO TO WORK!!
the drums on this song are sick
I was thinking the same thing
The funky drummer himself, Clyde Stubblefield.
James Brown had the baddest drummers around. This particular drummer was the late Mr. Clyde Stubblefield. Funkiest drummer ever.
James Brown also had drummers Melvin Parker and Jabo Starks in his band, who were excellent in their own right.
These guys (especially Clyde Stubblefield) essentially invented funk music with James Brown, and their beats pretty much became the spine of hip-hop.
Thus why James Brown would promote his drummers with drum solos and segue their solos with, "Give the drummer some!"
James knew his band had the baddest beats on the planet.
Clyde Stubblefield
"The Funky Drummer"; check that song out it's one of my favorites
No shit...
The musical arrangement is so tight on all instruments. 🥰
I got that puissance
Lady, lady,
I got that potence,
You obvious know human sexy
Peeps are real, true in humanity,
Oh yeah, Heavenly,
Pray pray, oh Yehva
I got the feeling, alright
Lady, Lady, Lady
😇
Damn the way he dances my jaw dropped...
Im 65 now. When I was a kid in Atlanta we saw him often in the old Atlanta Auditorium. I'm a white guy and my pal and I would gather a dozen other kids and lift the side "delivery" door up a foot high and scurry under and run from the ushers. It was worth the trouble. The Flames were hot, baby. Hahaha. We'd dance in the aisles. Rest in Peace, James.
Also, R.I.P. to The mighty FAMOUS FLAMES: BOBBY BYRD (died in 2007), LLOYD STALLWORTH, (died in 2002) BOBBY BENNETT, (died in 2013)
Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2012 !!
Wow, I didn't know any of that, man. Thanks RIP, Brothers.
Check out the Flames' Official Facebook Page !!
facebook.com/thefamousflamesbysandibennett/
I bet you was one hip cat back in the day lol
I was born in the wrong decade. I’ve been saying this since I was a kid.
None like him before him none like him after him. Brother Brown could get down. And nobody had style like him.
Amen to that
I actually saw him in concert!!! I’ll never forget it.
Me either and he was old when I saw him and he looked just like when I saw him in tv. We went down got to say hi it was great.
Me too back n the 60's n NYC
I saw him in Knoxville,TN. In 1965 and st East TN. state in 1966. In Knoxville there were only a hsndful of whites; at ETSU only a handful of of blacks. Didn't matter. His show was the same as the 1962 Album and we knew every word. He did add Prisoner of Love which was fabulous. I don't think there is anything that compares to that today. You simply had to be there.
Ain't NOBODY NO WHERE EVVA done it like that‼🤣 There will be NO arguments, discrepancies or debates. Thank you‼👏👏👏
James looks like he is sliding on ice baby! Soulfully!
This was one of the Songs The Jackson Five sang when they auditioned for Motown in 1968.
True 👌🏾
That iconic tape of 5 year old Michael or 10 years od Michael I'm not sure anymore lololol
Marat Nahimana yeah me too but I think he was 8
It was in July 1968 One month before his 10th Birthday.
@@maratnahimana 9 YEAR OLD KING MJ
Those footwork are iconic
I showed this to my 12 year old sister while vibing, and she just stared with her mouth open is awe ...
RIP James Brown
James was a BEAST WITH IT......he could dance on a dime literally.
***** You sloppy bitch you are on YT disrespecting other people and you have the nerve to talk about someone else. Bitch take that weave off and take a look in the mirror. You attract to yourself what you put out. Nobody told you? Trick you talk about childish....are you capable of seeing yourself?
***** Come braid my pubic hairs for me.
***** Yes I am....I practice my comedy routine on people like you. I think I will take my act on the road once I perfect it.
***** Come see me live when I come to a city near you. Would you do that for me?
***** Baby girl I was being sarcastic.....I am not really going on the road. LMAO!
Clearly one of the best dancers ever.
This is where break dancing, rap/hip hop R&B, rock n oll came from. This is the Jazz/Funk/blues/Soul/Jive era. Listen up. I am a tether, speaking and i see FBA/BA culture.
James brown doing the foot work, body motions etc....
James brown singing the rhymes, flowing, and got the lyrics...this is a masterpiece.
The DNA of all SOUL music comes from Mr. Brown.
This man is a legend. He goes down in history as one of the greatest.
I've been a fan of his for a long time. This great man can SING, but but his DANCING is beyond measure!!
Man, that band just POPS. Razor sharp! They set up a musical tightrope for James Brown's acrobatic moves. Awesome.
Wow, just wow. No wonder Michael Jackson had such great admiration for James Brown, this man could dance!
Prince & Mike studied the master-James Brown
prince can only the split lol
yemi alade
@@nitea.e2791 you haven't seen enough Prince videos if you think he can only do splits xD
True indeed
@@jacquesmomha9879 rose Royce
I tried some of these moves in the club last night...
I was too drunk to remember if it looked good or not, but it felt fucking awesome
You know you looked good go on with your bad self!
Go on with your badself
@Jake L. Hughes
If you walked away (or was carried away) with no broken bones, you did damn good!!!
😂😂😂😂
🎙🎼🎵GET DOWN! 🎶
I saw this man in concert everytime he came to our city in the 70's boy did he rock the house his band and his dancing was the bomb. There will never be another James Brown.
Hardest working man in show business! You got the very best out of James Brown every time he performed.
A fan of James Brown since I was 11, now I'm 25 and all I can say is damn, that was one talented ass man. Lord have mercy..
MOVE BOTHA MOVE! THANKS FOR MAKING US PROUD TO BE BLACK, AND UNASHAMED OF OUR CULTURE NO MATTER WHAT SOCIAL SETTING WHERE IN. RIP BROTHA JAMES.
The reason why I love James Brown so much is because I’ve never seen any other artists love his or her music more than he did. He realized he had something special in his sound. There will never be another quite as funky as this gift from God. To that I’m very appreciative. RIP to the funk innovator himself....Mr. James Brown!!!
James was dancing like this from the jump. 5 6 yrs old. He was known before he was well known. Thats why we call him the Godfather ❤
That feeling was RHYTHM, that feeling was FUNK, that feeling was SOUL! Godfather of SOUL JAMES BROWN!!!
Sends chills up and down my spine.
The editing of these clips is so perfectly synchronized to the music and James Brown's anti-gravity footwork. The result is mesmerizing. The Godfather of Funk lights the afterburners in this must-see montage, and he got my head bobbin;' and weavin' like a boxer right here in my chair.
Yes!, MR.JAMES BROWN DOES THAT🎶 🥁💥🎷💯🔥🎵!!🕊️
James, Micheal and Prince are in Heaven lifting Soul's. Legends never leave
His hair always on fleek👌👍👏. Laid. So was Prince's. Both never went bald as they got older. R.I.P
They both used wigs, at least in their older days.
prince took from him
+Michael Jackson Everyone took from him! This man was responsible for creating a whole genre of music and was still performing well into his 70's! Talk about time less!
JAMES BROWN THE BEST TO HAVE EVER DONE IT HANDS DOWN
James Brown will live forever through his music and dance! Rest in peace the Godfather of soul music.
This is a masterpiece of music
Man was a genius, because he was the first one! JAMES BROWN..........
So what about Jackie Wilson???
The first one of what?
DEE only 1
most talented man ever!
James Brown
One of a kind. RIP to The Godfather of Soul
James was by far the best performer ever. not even close
Clyde Austin Stubblefield (April 18, 1943 - February 18, 2017) was an American drummer best known for his work with James Brown. A self-taught musician, he was influenced by the sound of natural rhythms around him. His drum patterns on Brown's recordings are considered funk standards. He recorded and toured with Brown for six years and settled in Madison, Wisconsin, where he was a staple of the local music scene. Often uncredited, samples of his drum patterns were heavily used in hip-hop music.
Hello
I see where Michael Jackson & Prince got the dance steps from. From The God Father of Soul.
Paula Easley ...prince really didn't dance he only did splits he had his own little moves..
+John Jackson: "Prince did not dance;" those exact words came from my lips, before I read your comment! Eerie, huh?
Let's not forget about Jackie Wilson! Michael learned from him too.
ken Curtis gundmok
Paula Easley and I have been a long as they f and including the same thing
Mr. James Brown was a true brother of soul back in the days of old. He made us feel the thrill of what he was saying through his singing and amazing dance moves.
My God. Just to imagine all the hell he had to go through to make it!! I feel the Spirit of God on him watching it 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 absolutely amazing
I am sure he had to go through some stuff, but it was not as bad as you think. There were A LOT of black superstars back then. They were idoled by white folk
No one like him,,,,,,,,sooooo talented!
Hello Pat, How are you doing?
The King!! The Godfather!
RIP gran pa' JB
I got the feelin'
Baby, baby
I got the feelin'
You don't know what you do to me
People are heavy, down in misery
Hey, yeah, alright
Hey, hey, good lord
I got the feelin', alright
Baby, baby, baby
Baby, baby, baby
Baby, baby, baby
Baby, baby
I got the feelin' baby
Baby, sometimes I'm up, sometimes I'm down
My heart, I'm around the town
I'm level with the ground
Baby, I said level with the ground
Well baby, you treat me, you treat me bad
No, no, I know no
No you don't mean it now
Sometimes I roam
But, I'll be coming back home
Sometimes, I seem to be fly
I just don't know when to say bye bye
Hey baby
Baby, I got that feelin' baby
I have it, alright
Baby, baby, baby
Baby, baby, baby
Baby, baby, baby
Baby, baby, I'm on now
Come on now
Oh, oh, oh
Harvard creater of song and dance. There will never be another Mr. James Brown.
I miss those days so bad. When James Brown's rhythm lead me to my dancing skills. Love ya' James. No one like you!!!!!!!
The King for doing those steps!
I saw JB live back in 1967 and 1968 iI was 11yr and 12yrs old at The old Cleveland auditorium, the man was unbelievable his moves and singing were fluid super smooth quick on time. JAMES BROWN ONE IN LIFE TIME PERFORMER. THERE WELL NEVER BE ANOTHER GOD FATHER OF SOUL AND FUNK.
James Brown was the hardest working man in show business.
The Godfather of Soul.
He is Bad Ass!!! Love James Brown!!!🍻👌👍👍👍👍
Nothing like some good ol James brown to heal the soul ❤️
what a great collection of JB performance clips!
Hello. How are you?
no way MJ can perform on stage like KING OF SOUL: JAMES BROWN, GOD FATHER OF SOUL
James Brown um verdadeiro show Man.
Era energia pura no palco.
Virentius
Depois que conhece o Brown, vc n quer escutar outra coisa, independente de época, o cara é uma divindade na música
That's true 😂 🇧🇷
@@tomazantonio8964 a maior realidade que um BR pode falar para vocês do E.U.A lol
@@juninho4853 🙅🏾♂️🚀
Pura verdade
Not only the best entertainer/athletic moves on stage. . . but the outfits were outstanding.
I miss this gentleman.
+H Az James was the master of the master... I got chills writing that lol
Look at those moves no entertainer can do that in 2018 that born down to talent and there will not be anyone born with that degree of talent for a long time.
There will only be one king of the funk, the godfather of soul , so many imitators to this day
i heard him on the radio in 1980 for the first time...when i was 7yrs old...love that groove
I have had many blessings in my life. Growing up listening to James Brown was one of them. RIP James you truly were the "King of Soul".
The greatest musical influence of the 20th century.
My eyes can't keep up with those feet. And the outfits are the icing on the cake
Man alive! Everyone is movin' and grovin'! How can anyone not be moving? I've got my grandkids dancing with me. Everybody's got the feelin'!
Yeap, when James Brown gets up and do his thing, nobody sits down! Back in the day when he was so hot no other singer or band could hold a candle to him, when it came to getting people out on the dance floor. Even the ones who couldn't dance, danced!
this is real music mr Brown at his best! the greatest of all times!
One of 4 greatest American icons, Michael Jackson, Prince, Stevie Wonder, and James Brown
BREAK IT DOWN MR JAMES BROWN 😎🙂👍🏾👌🏾🙌🏾💪🏾🕺🏾🕴🏾
The foundation of it all! NOBODY FUNKIER.
No one could, can, or ever will be able to match JB as a performer. If you never got the chance to see him, I pity you. Fortunately, I saw him 3x. I'd take back every concert I ever attended, sorry Dylan, just to be able to witness him once more. Alas, that can never happen. Decades after seeing him, I can still feel the thrill in my heart at being only steps away from him as he worked his incomparable magic for two to three hour sets.
genki2genki Someone did. Not only matched , but took it up a notch.
who? nobody has the funk like james brown. thats just sacrilege. shaking my god damn head ..
i saw him at the Apollo a number of times as a kid. james brown was like 5 people on stage
He is my spokesman
Goat 🐐 James was and forever will be nobody before before or after. Indigenous brother from Georgia.
James Brown created the "moon walk ", as well as breakdancing. No doubt, James Brown was tha man! Miss you James, Godspeed brother. DR
I love JB too, but he didn't invent the moonwalk...
@@ohioplayer well, let's just say he paved the way for Michael Jackson to name it
"I got the feelin-a" I love it when he says it like that
I dance to this song when I was a lil girl every Sunday. I love me sum James Brown & da bands! Did you know that James Brown had sumthing to do with makin black history Month love him R.I.P
...That was MLK Jr...
+King Lyoko 😂😂😂😂😂
Happy Feet soul music moves me,James Brown’s style is amazing to see😎
I’m a 48 Year old white Man... Now just Discovering James Brown. Love Him ❤️🙏. What a GENIUS!!!!
The black comes out of me when I listen to James...Cant stop my feet from moving...
The black comes out of me when I listen to James.. & I'm white..(on the outside).. No man funkier than my man J.B !!
JOHN MCCLINTOCK Only a John would say something like that 😝
Baby, baby, baby when I hear this I got the feelin'.
No other than James Brown- no one ever replace him not even Micheal Jackson
The Hardest Working Man in Showbusiness!
Haha i keep thinkin of me being a kid and watching this on cosby show in the 80s
That man had and still has it going on! No stopper or stunner can compare EVER!
That 1.5 thousand people that dislike this song his music is our heritage he pave the way for other artists to sample his music. And he welcomed them to do it better. Papa was his name James brown didn't take no mess by all means. I grew up in a James brown household and he did moves that Micheal Jackson, Instated years later. From his moves Micheal Jackson was able to moonwalk. He's a icon and A legend
The only musician that wants to make me get up and start dancing they way I do🙌🏽
I was a little bitty girl dancing of this song and many more of his hits.
Mr. Brown had to have been a very strong 💪 man doing all those dances. I would have retired earlier though and enjoyed the MONEY earlier which was well deserved.
Hello Sherry, How are you doing?
Wowy Zowy. I saw
him live several times since high school. Loved it!!
The king and The Godfather of music. Rip James brown u will always be remembered.