According to Busta Rhymes and them desperate ass Puerto Ricans... James Brown needed assistance from their islands to be this dope and Funky🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️ This music came straight from The African American Church, cotton fields, and chain gangs, etc. We are always willing to share and what not BUT, They betta act like they know
James Tresevant I feel you. But, let's not forget those musicians he had. They deserve more credit than they get. A lot of this stuff are jams they were doing to kill time and James walked in rapped over it. It came together beautifully!! No shade at James. Please don't get that twisted. Let's just not forget all those talented brothers, and sisters he was smart enough to surround himself with.
@@301cameosis That era was from the mid 1980's when this track was released on an E.P. along with the previously unreleased cut 'She's the One' and the long version of the original Funky Drummer. I have a copy of this very record. By that time, hip hop was already an established genre, having been created by Kool Herc and others in the 70's. By the time sampling really took off (when samplers finally became affordable), hip hop using cutting between decks and electronic drum machines like the Roland 606 and 808 had been around for a few years - DJ's in those early days, weren't paying a lot of attention to Brown's back catalogue. You said in your original post that "there is no hip hop without James." This is plainly factually incorrect and yet, just because I dared to challenge your opinion on it, you now claim I am 'slow.' Let me give you a couple more facts, as I prefer to deal in those - I am 57 years old, I have been listening to and buying, hip hop since 1984. I like to think I know what I am talking about. Second fact, I went to Cambridge University in the UK. If that makes me slow, you must be a genius on the level of a Stephen Hawking, or Albert Einstein. Well it's that or you are just a sad, ignorant man who likes to insult anyone on CZcams who dares to disagree with your point of view.
@@Wally-H I'm 64..started being a mobile in 1980..I don't care about your degree from cambridge...my degree is from 2 Black Technic 1200 & my Bose 901s...& thousands of hours of research & spinning
@@301cameosis I mentioned the degree because you called me 'slow.' It's okay to disagree with someone's opinion, but to suggest they are stupid just because they don't agree with you is ridiculous. I don't care what you think your credentials are as a DJ either, the facts of the history of hip hop are well documented, presumably you know them therefore you realise hip hop does not exist because of James Brown.
Jay b talked about a life that he lived and he had some of the best musicians playing with him during his time! People like Bootsy Collins, Fred Westly and the horrny horny horrns. The main is truly a legend.
This sh*t still sounds so good & so amazing even in 2015; Can you imagine how revolutionary & mind-blowing this was for '73? OMG JB was a bad bad man.....
Mannnnnnnnnnnn, if you just listen to this track ride out...........Its phenomenal!!!!!!!! Baseline is memorizing They just cant/wont do it like this anymore.
James Brown: “Need a pocketful full of jobs, one to eat with, one to sleep with and one to watch me sleep.” Band member: “And one to pay the taxes.” James Brown: “Huh?...Mannnnnnn” Best lyrics ever IMHO
I started getting into Funk like 2 years ago. I'm a Metalhead through and through but this stuff is great. this is probably the greatest Funk instrumental of all time
The overlap of metal heads and funk is quite significant and for good reason! A lot of people don't know this but oughta know: rock and roll would not exist in its current form without the massive influence of funk, R&B, blues and wider African-American music. Just go ahead and listen to some really early rock and roll and you'll hear the influence. Good stuff, man.
DagadaggadagaDOO! Hell yeah, with the sample for "they want EFX"... HE GOT A REAL HUMAN to play that riff machine-perfect for like 10 solid minutes! And he would probably punish the guy if he messed it up! SO worth it!!
Listen to the skull snaps or or millions of other funk records put of America, this is superclass! Superb funk! But like many old working class Englishmen we have a love for 60s 70s soul an funnk. I don't know why but because we were always treated like shit for hundreds of years and check it out! The first blues song comes from London we understand being I a world leader country and having no voice, believe me man, we love this shit and we don't hate anyone on what their skin colour is.
@@culturejones2078 james brown, parliament funkadelic are the most sampled third would be bootsy collins Bootsy played with jb, and pfunk.you can.hear his basslines sampled in many rap songs Bootsy.played with zapp and Roger which includes more samples Bob james is cool.but jb snd pfunk been sampled way more times snd continue to do.so
@@culturejones2078 the west coast rap.scene always leaned towards pfunl, zapp, one way, rick.james, and anything that sounded close to pfiunk like lakeside and the gap band
I am so glad i heard the hiphop versions of James Brown songs before i actually heard the original james brown songs. Makes it easy to see/hear James Brown genius. He was so far ahead musically that time has not yet caught up to him
It's 23 I found this track first time. It hits hard. Ah damn brother, rip. I'll listen to your so gs when they turn into 100 years old. Thats a promise.
This song and "Pay the Cost to be the Boss" are 2 of my faves. I don't care what anybody say this music is still too LIVE!! R.I.P. to James Brown "The Original King of Crunk"
Your words are pure. Don’t take this as disrespectt but put some respect on The Godfather of soul name!! Not the king, but The Godfather!! This man is the inventor of hip hop most sampled person in the culture
James Brown has influenced literally the entire music world. You'll reach the youtube comment sections character limit before you finished listing all the G.O.A.T.s that were influenced by James Brown.
I met James Brown before he was TRULY famous. I was a kid when he did a skit in a lil town in VA. Whitesville VA. Then at a fair called the TASLEY FAIRGROUNDS in TASLEY VA. My dad played with him I guess a few times. At 54 years old I still listens to all his hits and Side B songs. I love his music. R.I.H.P.
I swear my walk and my talk gets a little more funkier every time I rock this to the point it's to funky for words ...I become A STONE COLD SUPER SOUL BROTHER...Ready To Take It To The Man
Man you guys had such great opportunities for music that was alive. Today's music has no soul, no meaning. You can listening to tracks like this and feel the pain, the joy, the sorrow, the meaning. Long live music that moves your soul.
You can tell JB and his band found the "get down groove" at the 3:00 mark when JB starts ad libbing (like wants to freestyle rap) and the band start feeling themselves. That's just magic
I had this groove stuck in my head for weeks, and I was digging through like EVERY meters song I could think of, but then I finally realized... of course it was JB
The band is getting in the zone...then JB gets into the zone...then all the bros into the same zone...man that keyboard kills me...man isn't this the shit :)
Man, I’ve been listening to James Brown since I was thirteen years old - have got so much from his music and his attitude. This groove has to be my favourite from his entire canon. If there is a music heaven, Brown earned his place.
I'M GLAD THAT THERE'S AN EXTENDED VERSION OF THIS. ON THE "BLACK CAESAR" SOUNDTRACK YOU WANT MORE AND MORE OF THIS. I LUV U, BROTHER JAMES. GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN.
ML Grest, you’ve done some google research. Songs like Rapper’s Delight went mainstream because of the disco breaks. Hip Hop didn’t just began when those dudes hit the booth. The official turfs were block parties, old buildings and parks. And FYI, ‘79 is still considered the ‘70s. Take the L son.
ML Your comment is inconsistent with your previous posts. You mockingly replied, “The 70s?” As though @bignardo95 was delusional. Then you got schooled by me. Then your retort was ‘79 is only one year so it doesn’t count as the ‘79s. I’d say that was pretty ‘arrogant’ and dumb. Then you claim you didn’t need to do any google research, but you used Rapoers Delight as your proof for what’s official. Finally realizing you were wrong, you retreated into the sensitive humble student doing the “all I was asking was......” Thats what chicks do dude. Take the L.
First time I ever heard this song and can't stop listening to it! BAD ASS JAMES FUNKIN IT DOWN AGAIN & AGAIN! WHY DID HE HAVE TO LEAVE US WITHOUT A Replacement OF HIM?? Oh I know why... NO ONE ELSE COULD EVEN BEGIN TO BE LIKE HIM IN ANY WAY HIS DANCE MOVES HIS SONGS HIS SINGING AND HE HAD THE BEST BAND THAT COULD FUNK IT ALL DOWN?! DAMN BOY!!
When you, your parents and grand parents have a favorite song by one artist that’s saying something Thanks for everything James I wasn’t in existence in the 1960’s but to make a song “ Say it loud I’m black and I’m proud in a blatantly racist and hostile environment says James self respect was worth more than money. He risked it all for us Thanks again James we love you and you’re definitely missed
You had to have talent and be damn good to make sounds with your mouth, no music writing just sounds. AND the band plays it exactly like you want it. Best band in the land, he earned all of his titles , as did his bands.
I always wondered how he composed. I recently saw the movie Get On Up and I was hopping that they would explore more that part of his creative process. I would love to see their creative process of him and the band
He didn't have what you say was a Formal Education Juvenile Detention only, but he was Blessed by the Heavenly Father to be a Musical Genius, Artist, Bandleader and Instrumentalist, he Played Organ and Drums the most sampled Artist in American History, the most memorable for this one is 'They Want EFX' DAS EFX
I remember sunday mornings as a 4-5 yr old waking up at my65 yr old grandmas pad, james bumpin, her sweeping to the beat..feelin it.i honestly believe we were the only mexicans on our block who liked jb..hers and his(jb) influence helped shape my musical side.no doubt i grew up to be a dj..and i am in a band as well..thnx godfather
I love this song! One of my favorite tracks off the Black Caesar soundtrack. I love The Boss too, but this one seems to rock my bones a little more. The drums on here are the best! I love the intro rhythm too!
It's 1973 all over I remember my older brother busting through the door and saying yo Geoff I got the Black Caesar album and he saying you gotta hear the boss but he let the whole album play and when this track came on I was loving the guitars and bass and drums did it for me expecially that change when the bass goes a little solo and the drummer hits his stick aww man I was done you see we in the hood all loved James Brown and by the time the needle got to the boss it was all over look at me know what you see you see a bad mother funka
geoffrey lee this was the Papa Don't Take No Mess, The Big Payback prelude. He revolutionized music. Countless musicians in rarefied air, had to bring their A game. This played in the house growing up and guess who destroyed the album cover lol. A classic too. Dammit man!
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JAMES BROWN MUSIC GAVE HIP HOP LIFE !
Big Time James Brown is Hip-Hop if we being really honest
According to Busta Rhymes and them desperate ass Puerto Ricans... James Brown needed assistance from their islands to be this dope and Funky🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
This music came straight from The African American Church, cotton fields, and chain gangs, etc.
We are always willing to share and what not BUT, They betta act like they know
@@abrahampalmer8761I concur fully.
THAT'S RIGHT!!!! ALL HAIL THE GODFATHER!!!!
Getting high Cypress Hill
This song makes my Jetta transform into a Lincoln Continental lol
I love how he tells the drummer what beat he wants at the beginning. Amazing musicians.
and they get it together in like 20 seconds ! Amazing
Clyde Stubblefield, the heartbeat of hip hop.
@@Solomon-kt5dc RIP big guy!
@@Solomon-kt5dc Jabo Starks. Clyde left in 1970 and never returned
Yeah
90s hip hop owes their whole legacy to this man
Yeah..das efx sampled this for they want efx
Absodamnlutely!!!
80s and YES.
Respect 🫡
You know your shit sir
I hope you young folks are listening. This is funk that will never be recreated. Rip brother James 🙏🏿
Trust that 🙏
You bet we are! Worldwide!
I hope you young folks are listening! THIS IS YOUR HIP-HOP!
James Brown is a genre by himself hands down.
THERE IT IS!!!
Hand downs!
James Tresevant Yes!!!
James Tresevant Say word son!
James Tresevant I feel you. But, let's not forget those musicians he had. They deserve more credit than they get. A lot of this stuff are jams they were doing to kill time and James walked in rapped over it. It came together beautifully!! No shade at James. Please don't get that twisted. Let's just not forget all those talented brothers, and sisters he was smart enough to surround himself with.
"Gimmee a daga-daga-daga then a oomph followed by a ting-a-ling" -- and the drummer knows exactly what to play
James Brown is the GOAT...there is no hip hop without James
Incorrect.
@@Wally-H u
Yr slow...there was a whole James Brown Era in hip hop...they stole his whole catalog & the JB's
@@301cameosis That era was from the mid 1980's when this track was released on an E.P. along with the previously unreleased cut 'She's the One' and the long version of the original Funky Drummer. I have a copy of this very record. By that time, hip hop was already an established genre, having been created by Kool Herc and others in the 70's. By the time sampling really took off (when samplers finally became affordable), hip hop using cutting between decks and electronic drum machines like the Roland 606 and 808 had been around for a few years - DJ's in those early days, weren't paying a lot of attention to Brown's back catalogue. You said in your original post that "there is no hip hop without James." This is plainly factually incorrect and yet, just because I dared to challenge your opinion on it, you now claim I am 'slow.' Let me give you a couple more facts, as I prefer to deal in those - I am 57 years old, I have been listening to and buying, hip hop since 1984. I like to think I know what I am talking about. Second fact, I went to Cambridge University in the UK. If that makes me slow, you must be a genius on the level of a Stephen Hawking, or Albert Einstein. Well it's that or you are just a sad, ignorant man who likes to insult anyone on CZcams who dares to disagree with your point of view.
@@Wally-H I'm 64..started being a mobile in 1980..I don't care about your degree from cambridge...my degree is from 2 Black Technic 1200 & my Bose 901s...& thousands of hours of research & spinning
@@301cameosis I mentioned the degree because you called me 'slow.' It's okay to disagree with someone's opinion, but to suggest they are stupid just because they don't agree with you is ridiculous. I don't care what you think your credentials are as a DJ either, the facts of the history of hip hop are well documented, presumably you know them therefore you realise hip hop does not exist because of James Brown.
You are listening to 100% pure genius. A man who was light years ahead of his time.
We still aint cought up.
Jay b talked about a life that he lived and he had some of the best musicians playing with him during his time! People like Bootsy Collins, Fred Westly and the horrny horny horrns. The main is truly a legend.
JB went to Nigeria back in the '60s and heard their music and brought his own version of it to USA.
@@ILLGREEN1what a load of shit!
This sh*t still sounds so good & so amazing even in 2015; Can you imagine how revolutionary & mind-blowing this was for '73? OMG JB was a bad bad man.....
It sure was!!! :)
STRAIGHT "GANGSTAR " REALTALK "BLACKSTONE ELMONT N.Y/ BY WAY OF "CHI"😊73"Kickin it"J.B."🔥🔥🔥🔥
Idk what that means but I love JB ❤🙌🏽@@angusbellamy8751
still mind-blowing & slamming in 2024
James still hasn't received his full due as his shadow of brilliance and influence looms over music to this day!
Damn, I didn’t know James was going to hit me that hard. This is funky as hell 😂
😆
Umm... It's James Brown!! He and his band created the word. Why would you expect anything less?! 🤷🏾♂️
truly the funkiest man who ever breathed air. PERIOD
Get down !
Man was so funky the air was tryna breathe him! ✌️
Mannnnnnnnnnnn, if you just listen to this track ride out...........Its phenomenal!!!!!!!! Baseline is memorizing They just cant/wont do it like this anymore.
This song makes me feel like I'm the main character in a film that's being made about me as I walk down the street
Or driving a mustang
Lol
😎🥃
Same here bro same dream same feeling I feel you bro
I be feeling it too when I hear it lol 💯
The real godfather of hiphop
James Brown: “Need a pocketful full of jobs, one to eat with, one to sleep with and one to watch me sleep.”
Band member: “And one to pay the taxes.”
James Brown: “Huh?...Mannnnnnn”
Best lyrics ever IMHO
Man brotha PERIOD!!!
Das efx brought me here.
Oh my goodness! The funk is strong with this one! Peace!
Nigga this one is the father of the funk
This is the song das efx sampled on there song they want efx
I started getting into Funk like 2 years ago. I'm a Metalhead through and through but this stuff is great. this is probably the greatest Funk instrumental of all time
Somebody better check on Busta Rhymes delusional ass😮😯😲🧐😏
@@rareonyxx2095 wow! You actually think some rapper can even hold a candle to the godfather? Who's the disillusional ass? LOL
Welcome to the real world)
From Smokey....Even a blind can see it....feel it....taste it....
The overlap of metal heads and funk is quite significant and for good reason! A lot of people don't know this but oughta know: rock and roll would not exist in its current form without the massive influence of funk, R&B, blues and wider African-American music. Just go ahead and listen to some really early rock and roll and you'll hear the influence. Good stuff, man.
DagadaggadagaDOO!
Hell yeah, with the sample for "they want EFX"... HE GOT A REAL HUMAN to play that riff machine-perfect for like 10 solid minutes! And he would probably punish the guy if he messed it up! SO worth it!!
this guy was a visionary.....greatest funk band of all time
🎼👍👍Super funk, super groove Incredible tuneJ.B
THE GREATEST FAM CHEERS & SALUTE TO THEM FOR BEING & GIVING TO US & U FOR SAYING IT!!![999
The creator of "FUNK" and the most sampled artist ever in history!
Second Bob james is the number one sample artist in hip hop
Listen to the skull snaps or or millions of other funk records put of America, this is superclass! Superb funk!
But like many old working class Englishmen we have a love for 60s 70s soul an funnk. I don't know why but because we were always treated like shit for hundreds of years and check it out! The first blues song comes from London we understand being I a world leader country and having no voice, believe me man, we love this shit and we don't hate anyone on what their skin colour is.
@@culturejones2078 james brown, parliament funkadelic are the most sampled third would be bootsy collins
Bootsy played with jb, and pfunk.you can.hear his basslines sampled in many rap songs
Bootsy.played with zapp and Roger which includes more samples
Bob james is cool.but jb snd pfunk been sampled way more times snd continue to do.so
@@chrisedwards3214 I'm on the east and mainly bob james in the 90s in the westcoarst its alot of funk samples mainly bass guitars
@@culturejones2078 the west coast rap.scene always leaned towards pfunl, zapp, one way, rick.james, and anything that sounded close to pfiunk like lakeside and the gap band
I am so glad i heard the hiphop versions of James Brown songs before i actually heard the original james brown songs. Makes it easy to see/hear James Brown genius. He was so far ahead musically that time has not yet caught up to him
He laid the foundation for so many in the music industry today.
It's 23 I found this track first time. It hits hard.
Ah damn brother, rip.
I'll listen to your so gs when they turn into 100 years old.
Thats a promise.
This music remains unmatched 💯
This song is a work of art. James Brown is a work of art.
This song and "Pay the Cost to be the Boss" are 2 of my faves. I don't care what anybody say this music is still too LIVE!! R.I.P. to James Brown "The Original King of Crunk"
Marcus Mitchell You Better say dat!!
Facts!!!
Never heard this song until recently, my skate buddy introduced me and I'm glad they didn't play it when we were in competition, omg Showtimeeeeee
You mean "the boss"?
Your words are pure. Don’t take this as disrespectt but put some respect on The Godfather of soul name!! Not the king, but The Godfather!! This man is the inventor of hip hop most sampled person in the culture
Nobody has funkiest tune like James Brown
I mean, thats an entire band of pros, my friend.
The influence this man had on The Rolling Stones and Led Zep is remarkable, and Van Morrison too.
The biggest of all, Michael Jackson
James Brown has influenced literally the entire music world. You'll reach the youtube comment sections character limit before you finished listing all the G.O.A.T.s that were influenced by James Brown.
And His Royal Badness, Prince who never missed an opportunity to acknowledge The Godfather. 👏👏👏
James Brown is the greatest of all time.
I met James Brown before he was TRULY famous. I was a kid when he did a skit in a lil town in VA. Whitesville VA. Then at a fair called the TASLEY FAIRGROUNDS in TASLEY VA. My dad played with him I guess a few times. At 54 years old I still listens to all his hits and Side B songs. I love his music. R.I.H.P.
Gonna get down and keep the funk. Krank it up, brother.
He is "THE ONE AND ONLY"
The guitar in this song alone is a lot to take in. So much swag
The utmost respect to Mr. James Brown and all those who worked with him..........
I swear my walk and my talk gets a little more funkier every time I rock this to the point it's to funky for words ...I become A STONE COLD SUPER SOUL BROTHER...Ready To Take It To The Man
THAT'S RIGHT!!!! TAKE IT TO HIM!!!!
Ya Digg?!
Greatest band ever!!!!!
@TheHORNETreturns who is in your opinion?
What about the Parliament Funkadelic
James Brown's grooves from this period always take me back to the movie, Black Caesar, and Fred Williamson just being cool...walking through Harlem.
this track is a truck load of funk to make your eyes water
Makes you want a foot job like your super fly fill the cup with crown.
it your soul saying im stay here! ;)
Well said my good man
William Mason
Sure did
😢
Happy 89th birthday, James Brown. RIP.
I stood 4 hours in the rain to see JB perform at the Regal Theatre, Chicago IL. The year was 1964, but every time I hear him, it seems like yesterday.
Man you guys had such great opportunities for music that was alive. Today's music has no soul, no meaning. You can listening to tracks like this and feel the pain, the joy, the sorrow, the meaning. Long live music that moves your soul.
They say music is like a time machine.
You should have to pass a "How cool are you?" test just to be able to listen to this, this is almost too cool! Straight FIRE!!!!
Hello
Listen to the whole Black Caesar album
If u land here ur cool either way 😎 now I see it's been 13years how u doing man
Thats what PCP does, brings out the genius in people. ⭕
2020 still goovin
Intro sounds like tupac's hit em up
Hell Yes!!! This joint groovin!!!
Das Efx
OH BOY!!!!! JAMES WAS A GENIUS!!!!! I MEAN U GOT TO BE RHYTHMICALLY GIFTED TO COME UP WITH SOME FUNK LIKE THIS!!!!!!
Yeah! SUPER FUNKY!
This song has got my groove going so many times I had none.. it's a masterpiece that gets you moving.
This has become my morning starter tune over the last few days! The funk will wake you up for sure!!!
Real Talk ✊🏿
I can listen to that track on repeat for ours and I still hear something new each time.... master piece!!
James Brown summed up
100% Agree, no doubt! +1
We put it on infinite loop for an hour during parties.
Willie Willie Hutch
ca fait 50 ans que j'écoute James Brown et je découvre toujours quelque chose
With respect i never seen James play an instrument but he was the mistro as his band was bad ass!!
You can tell JB and his band found the "get down groove" at the 3:00 mark when JB starts ad libbing (like wants to freestyle rap) and the band start feeling themselves. That's just magic
Godfather of Soul
He invented "Rap"...
He's feeling the FUNK!
JAMES TOO DAMN FUNKY BROWN
Water fo yo mind
YASSSSSSSS HE'S FUNKYLICIOUS!!!!!!
You are 100% right
MANDATORY: Who is listening to this in 2020 quarantine comment.
I'm with you...Godfather of Soul
Love this song
Listening to this just changed my #Mood.....from Pist Off, to feeling #NiceAndNeat...😎
Meeee !!!!! Lovit !! the Master ! 🙏🙏 ;))))
Right here sir
That bluesy guitar riff sounds like something the meters would do. It’s really incredible how influential James brown was on all popular music
I had this groove stuck in my head for weeks, and I was digging through like EVERY meters song I could think of, but then I finally realized... of course it was JB
Insane! ❤ the funkier- the BETTER.
Got my head nodding and using my funk face for this joint. James Brown will never die!
try combining it with a joint
Still here
Oh my God as kids we would skate off of this and was just to young to appreciate it , Mr brown is truly a genius
One hell of a funk up a great jam.! The man has a gift!
Its called the born of the hard times of the blues,
Truly amazed to players in times harder to inspire us from. What a gifted for us.
This song made Rap Careers; single handedly !
indeed! so many bangers from this alone!🙌🏾
Hehe
Todd Jordan voice
Respect and RIP to Brother James Brown. Forever in our lives !
You gotta make the stank face when you hear this. So good it’s sickening.
YEAHHHHHH BABY
When you’re right you’re right
You right 😏
Funky
Facts
Who listening in 2019!!??
D.R.L. Who not?
@@endretoth8624 Everybody not here
D.R.L. I am. I was just wondering where can I find this with the jb vocal ? I’ve heard this since 1973 but only instrumental
October 21 and I'm like: PUT THE FUNK IN MY FACE!!!
LOLOLOLLL
I started rapping about racism to this beat like them we made America lol I'm black on my bf page haha 2019 the future 2020 free my people
The band is getting in the zone...then JB gets into the zone...then all the bros into the same zone...man that keyboard kills me...man isn't this the shit :)
Man, I’ve been listening to James Brown since I was thirteen years old - have got so much from his music and his attitude. This groove has to be my favourite from his entire canon. If there is a music heaven, Brown earned his place.
funky, funky, funky littlething you James Brown RIP
That snare !!!
James brown is hip hop from the beginning
Ladies and Gentlemen..Mr. James Brown👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I'M GLAD THAT THERE'S AN EXTENDED VERSION OF THIS. ON THE "BLACK CAESAR" SOUNDTRACK YOU WANT MORE AND MORE OF THIS. I LUV U, BROTHER JAMES. GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN.
The Funk is among us..and the groove that this song delivers definitely is superb!
That bridge came from outer space. Amazing
I can listen to that riff on and on and on. Funk heaven!
One of his best works hands down pure funk!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤯
You got to love James Brown. He influenced a lot of rap music in the 80s 90s and early 2000s
THE EXTENDED VERSION IS A SWEET TREAT. THE DRUMS REALLY GET TO ME.
the blueprint for 70s, 80s & early 90s hip hop.
Pimp shit!
ML late 70s hip hop was born youngin
ML Grest, you’ve done some google research. Songs like Rapper’s Delight went mainstream because of the disco breaks. Hip Hop didn’t just began when those dudes hit the booth. The official turfs were block parties, old buildings and parks. And FYI, ‘79 is still considered the ‘70s. Take the L son.
ML Your comment is inconsistent with your previous posts. You mockingly replied, “The 70s?” As though @bignardo95 was delusional. Then you got schooled by me. Then your retort was ‘79 is only one year so it doesn’t count as the ‘79s. I’d say that was pretty ‘arrogant’ and dumb. Then you claim you didn’t need to do any google research, but you used Rapoers Delight as your proof for what’s official. Finally realizing you were wrong, you retreated into the sensitive humble student doing the “all I was asking was......” Thats what chicks do dude. Take the L.
ML maybe you’re not a dude cause your crying like a little bitch.
First time I ever heard this song and can't stop listening to it! BAD ASS JAMES FUNKIN IT DOWN AGAIN & AGAIN! WHY DID HE HAVE TO LEAVE US WITHOUT A Replacement OF HIM?? Oh I know why... NO ONE ELSE COULD EVEN BEGIN TO BE LIKE HIM IN ANY WAY HIS DANCE MOVES HIS SONGS HIS SINGING AND HE HAD THE BEST BAND THAT COULD FUNK IT ALL DOWN?! DAMN BOY!!
When you, your parents and grand parents have a favorite song by one artist that’s saying something Thanks for everything James I wasn’t in existence in the 1960’s but to make a song “ Say it loud I’m black and I’m proud in a blatantly racist and hostile environment says James self respect was worth more than money. He risked it all for us Thanks again James we love you and you’re definitely missed
Man James Brown had white folk in the audience talking bout they black and proud.
TRUTH BROTHER!
Mehh
You had to have talent and be damn good to make sounds with your mouth, no music writing just sounds. AND the band plays it exactly like you want it. Best band in the land, he earned all of his titles , as did his bands.
I always wondered how he composed. I recently saw the movie Get On Up and I was hopping that they would explore more that part of his creative process. I would love to see their creative process of him and the band
He was kinda like a black Phil Spector
He didn't have what you say was a Formal Education Juvenile Detention only, but he was Blessed by the Heavenly Father to be a Musical Genius, Artist, Bandleader and Instrumentalist, he Played Organ and Drums the most sampled Artist in American History, the most memorable for this one is 'They Want EFX' DAS EFX
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Those beats were fire even back then n still are💯💯💯 RIP to a Legend James Brown
I remember sunday mornings as a 4-5 yr old waking up at my65 yr old grandmas pad, james bumpin, her sweeping to the beat..feelin it.i honestly believe we were the only mexicans on our block who liked jb..hers and his(jb) influence helped shape my musical side.no doubt i grew up to be a dj..and i am in a band as well..thnx godfather
This guy should be famous!
Such a genius for smashing a load of rap beats together with instruments!
Come to Latvia Mr. Brown!
This came out in 1973 and James Brown has already passed away. This guy is legendary. He gave hip hop it's beat.
Are you crazy?
@@gracejonesboxcut4990 lol....I think the person that said that was from Latvia so we'll forgive them.
@Reginald Dawson I might be misunderstanding the comment. Anyway all good. He'll figure out that without James Brown there's no hip hop.
@@gracejonesboxcut4990 Sho u right!
The beginning makes the entire song for me. The LEGEND in his element.
God dam momma, my neck is sore nodding to the hypnotic vibe........ mesmerising! God bless this mans soul........
It don't get no funkier than this !
DAMN I MISS JAMES😩
Who else can make black masculinity sound this good? James was necessary James is irreplaceable. RIP Godfather
James Brown freestyled his music as well as his songs. GREATNESS!!!!!
I love this song! One of my favorite tracks off the Black Caesar soundtrack. I love The Boss too, but this one seems to rock my bones a little more. The drums on here are the best! I love the intro rhythm too!
Walking to the barber shop to make that kill and cut the ear off!
You sure really know a good music
Oh my GOODNESS James Brown and the TALENT he had for bandmates...Undeniable!!!
Listen to this shit, man. Dude was on some other level.
The song you play when tell the boss to go f--- themselves and turn round and depart the premises knowing you're unemployed but a shitload happier.
Bro, I am facing this situation, today I will do it.
MK 23 ... Did you do it? How did it go?
Leaving strutting like James with coattails flying and a little hop in your step
I want to that soooooo bad!!!!!
Well that's handy. Did the thing a couple weeks ago, and today I discover this song.
Just a filthy funky groove...
Straight. Fucking. Pocket.
The king of music
I WAS BLIND, BUT THIS FUNKY GROOVE MADE ME SEE AND DANCE TOO!
Man I am getting high right now getting ready for my dad to pass feeling the cold unforgiving back hand of JB. This life. God bless America goddammit.
It's 1973 all over I remember my older brother busting through the door and saying yo Geoff I got the Black Caesar album and he saying you gotta hear the boss but he let the whole album play and when this track came on I was loving the guitars and bass and drums did it for me expecially that change when the bass goes a little solo and the drummer hits his stick aww man I was done you see we in the hood all loved James Brown and by the time the needle got to the boss it was all over look at me know what you see you see a bad mother funka
geoffrey lee this was the Papa Don't Take No Mess, The Big Payback prelude. He revolutionized music. Countless musicians in rarefied air, had to bring their A game. This played in the house growing up and guess who destroyed the album cover lol. A classic too. Dammit man!
Geoffrey's lee
You mean “Black Caesar “RECORD”!
LMAO😂 You sound like me, you really love music guy blessings...
A pocket lined with gold. Pure funk.
Thank you Mr. Brown.
Incredible!