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The Boss | James Brown, The J.B.'s | 03:17 | |
I Got You (I Feel Good) | James Brown | 02:46 | |
It's A Man's, Man's, Man's World | James Brown | 02:49 | |
Living in America | James Brown | 04:42 | |
Get Up I Feel Like Being Like A Sex Machine, Pts. 1 & 2 | James Brown, The Original J.B.s | 05:18 | |
Get Up Offa That Thing | James Brown | 04:10 | |
I Feel Good (I Got You) | James Brown | 02:44 | |
It's A Man's, Man's, Man's World | James Brown | 02:47 | |
Papa's Got A Brand New Bag | James Brown | 02:07 | |
Sex Machine | James Brown | 05:19 |
Melancholy (Enjoy Cloudy Weather and Solitude)
by Jazz & Blues Experience, Billie Holiday, Louis Prima, Peggy Lee...
The Very Best of Soul - 50 Unforgettable Tracks
by Jazz & Blues Experience, Ben E. King, Etta James, The Isley Brothers...
Best of Jazz (100 Essential Jazz Songs)
by Various Artists, Nat King Cole, Marilyn Monroe, Bing Crosby...
Best of Jazz (100 Essential Jazz Songs)
by Various Artists, Nat King Cole, Marilyn Monroe, Bing Crosby...
Best of Jazz Crooners (50 Essential Songs from Franck Sinatra to Nat "King" Cole)
by Various Artists, Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra, Louis Prima...
Best of Cool Jazz (50 Cool Jazz Songs to Relax)
by Various Artists, Nat King Cole, Marilyn Monroe, Bing Crosby...
Danse avec les 60's (100 tubes des idoles remasterisés.)
by Various Artists, Ben E. King, Claude François, Nina Simone...
L'intégrale des idoles (Les tubes des copains) [Remastered]
by Various Artists, Ben E. King, Claude François, Nina Simone...
Nos années 60 (100 tubes) [Remastered] (Remastered)
by Various Artists, Ben E. King, Claude François, Nina Simone...
Best of R'n'B (50 Hits) [The Classic Hits]
by Various Artists, Nat King Cole, Ben E. King, Sam Cooke...
A massively influential figure, James Brown is remembered as the undisputed "godfather of soul", his mix of frantic African rhythms with raw rock inspired generations of funk, soul, rock and R&B artists. Born in America's Deep South in the Depression era, Brown was brought up in extreme poverty, raised by an aunt who ran a brothel. Dropping out of school, he polished shoes, washed dishes, swept stores and, inspired by Louis Jordan, entered talent contests playing harmonica. At 16 Brown was convicted of armed robbery and sent to a reform school, where he put on a show witnessed by musician/producer Bobby Byrd, who arranged his early release and invited him to join his R&B group, The Avons (later The Flames), who had their first hit in 1956 with Please Please Me. Heavily influenced by Little Richard, Brown developed his own distinctively theatrical style, charting in 1959 with Try Me, the first of 17 chart-topping R&B singles over the next two decades. Other major hits included Papa's Got A Brand New Bag, I Got You (I Feel Good) and It's A Man's Man's Man's World. Despite continuing brushes with the law, he remained an extraordinary live performer right up to his death in 2006.