While Brown's 30-track, 40-track, and even 50-track collections are excellent choices as well, this fine hits package is the best one for Brown neophytes looking for a way in. Covering his prime stretch from the late '50s through the early '70s, 20 All-Time Greatest Hits! includes early R&B milestones ("Please, Please, Please"), epochal '60s sides ("Papa's Got a Brand New Bag, Pt. 1"), and latter-day funk classics ("Papa Don't Take No Mess, Pt. 1"). And that's not to mention such perennials as "Mother Popcorn," "Hot Pants," "Cold Sweat," and "Think." Start your Brown obsession here.
Guess Al Sharpton is parading James Brown's body up the east coast to Harlem for one last gig at the Apollo before dragging him back down here to Augusta for the funeral Saturday. For better and worse he is a legend and made a tremendous contribution to Rock and Roll. I expect some decent music will be happening here this weekend, I'll try to keep y'all posted. (Southern US city prepares for Ja...
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Guess Al Sharpton is parading James Brown's body up the east coast to Harlem for one last gig at the Apollo before dragging him back down here to Augusta for the funeral Saturday. For better and worse he is a legend and made a tremendous contribution to Rock and Roll. I expect some decent music will be happening here this weekend, I'll try to keep y'all posted. (Southern US city prepares for Ja...
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Live at the Apollo in 1962 could it get any better than that
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i'm skipping my southern lit class.i didn't get the novel read. and i felt no need to go when i hadn't read it.so i have two novels to get read like, oh, today. and i need groceries. but alas. i have found the new greatest song ever.good ole' james brown.go figure i find things a little too late...sha...have a good one.
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